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The complete poems of S. Weir Mitchell
Mitchell, S. Weir (1829-1914)
DRAMATIC POEMS
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
THE MOTHER
OF DEATH AND OF ONE WHO FELL ON THE WAY
OF THE REMEMBERED DEAD
E. D. M.
PAINED UNTO DEATH
THE WHOLE CREATION GROANETH
IN THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW
A CANTICLE OF TIME
LINCOLN
COLERIDGE AT CHAMOUNY
TENNYSON
CERVANTES
OF A POET
HERNDON
THE TOMBS OF THE REGICIDES
KEARSARGE
HOW THE CUMBERLAND WENT DOWN
MY CASTLES IN SPAIN
DREAMLAND
THE QUAKER LADY
THE QUAKER GRAVEYARD
DOMINIQUE DE GOURGUES
THE WRECK OF THE EMMELINE
A PSALM OF THE WATERS
EVENING, AFTER A STORM ON THE RISTIGOUCHE RIVER
RAIN IN CAMP
ELK COUNTY
A CAMP IN THREE LIGHTS
LAKE NIPIGON
EVENING STORM—NIPIGON
NOONDAY WOODS—NIPIGON
AFTER SUNSET—LAKE WEELOKENE-BAKOK
THE ROMAN CAMPAGNA
THE GRAVE OF KEATS
ROMA
VENICE
VENICE TO ITALY
THE DECAY OF VENICE
PISA: THE DUOMO
THE VESTAL'S DREAM
AFTER RUYSDAEL
AFTER ALBERT CUYP
NEAR AMSTERDAM
AFTER TENIERS
MILAN
BRUGES: QUAI DES AUGUSTINS
THE WAVES AT MIDNIGHT
THE RISING TIDE
EVENING BY THE SEA
BEAVER-TAIL ROCKS
THE CARRY
IDLENESS
THE LOST PHILOPENA
GOOD-NIGHT
COME IN
LOSS
A GRAVEYARD
OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER
YOU AND I
THE CHRIST OF THE SNOWS
ST. CHRISTOPHER
LINES TO A DESERTED STUDY
AN OLD MAN TO AN OLD MADEIRA
ADAM
TO THE FORGET-ME-NOTS
TO A MAGNOLIA FLOWER
ON A BOY'S FIRST READING OF THE PLAY OF “KING HENRY THE FIFTH”
GUIDARELLO GUIDARELLI
A WAR SONG OF TYROL
THE “TEXAS”
THE SEA-GULL
EGYPT
GIBRALTAR AT DAWN
STORM-WAVES AND FOG ON DORR'S POINT, BAR HARBOR
THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON
FLORENCE
WHICH?
JEKYL ISLAND
INDIAN SUMMER
FRIENDSHIP
LOVE
INNOGEN
PRAYER
THE ANGELS OF PRAYER
A CHILD'S PRAYER
LINES GIVEN TO M. AT CHRISTMAS
THE PURE OF HEART
THE COMFORT OF THE HILLS
AN ODE OF BATTLES
POEMS OF OCCASION
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LOSS
Life
may moult many feathers, yet delight
To soar and circle in a heaven of joy;
The pinion robbed must learn more swift employ,
Till the thinned feathers end our eager flight.
Bar Harbor, 1892.
The complete poems of S. Weir Mitchell
