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Poems by Sarah Helen Whitman

Whitman, Sarah Helen (1803-1878)

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POEMS.
  
A STILL DAY IN AUTUMN.
  
THE TRAILING ARBUTUS.
  
MOONRISE IN MAY.
  
THE MORNING-GLORY.
  
WOOD-WALKS IN SPRING.
  
ON A STATUE OF DAVID.
  
A NIGHT IN AUGUST.
  
To ---.
  
FLORALIE.
  
STANZAS WITH A BRIDAL RING.
  
THE GOLDEN BALL.
  
ON FANNIE'S CHARM LAMP.
  
IN APRIL'S DIM AND SHOWERY NIGHTS.
  
ON A MAGDALEN BY CARLO DOLCE.
  
SUMMER'S CALL TO THE LITTLE ORPHAN.
  
LINES WRITTEN IN NOVEMBER.
  
EVENING ON THE BANKS OF THE MOSHASSUCK.
  
THE GARDEN SEPULCHRE.
  
A DAY OF THE INDIAN SUMMER.
  
A NOVEMBER LANDSCAPE.
  
A HOLLOW OF THE HILLS.
  
To ---
  
MORNING AFTER A STORM.
  
TO E. O. S.
  
SHE BLOOMS NO MORE.
  
THE PAST.
  
“THE RAVEN.”
  
REMEMBERED MUSIC.
  
OUR ISLAND OF DREAMS.
  
THE LAST FLOWERS.
  
SONG.
  
WITHERED FLOWERS.
  
THE PHANTOM VOICE.
  
ARCTURUS.
  
RESURGEMUS.
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SONNETS.
 1. 
I. TO ---.
 2. 
[II. When first I looked into thy glorious eyes]
 3. 
[III. Oft since thine earthly eyes have closed on mine]
 4. 
[IV. We met beneath September's gorgeous beams]
 5. 
[V. On our lone pathway bloomed no earthly hopes]
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[VI. If thy sad heart, pining for human love]
  
ARCTURUS.
  
TO THE MORNING-STAR.
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HOURS OF LIFE.
  
MORNING.
  
NOON.
  
EVENING.
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ADDITIONAL POEMS.
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SONNETS TO ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.
 1. 
[I. Fair Sibyl, sitting in thy House of Clouds]
 2. 
[II. Sometimes I see thee, pale with scorn and sorrow]
 3. 
[III. Ay, most I love thee when thy starry song]
  
TO PERDITA.
  
A PANSY FROM THE GRAVE OF KEATS.
  
APPLE-BLOOMS.
  
NIGHT WANES.
  
NIGHT AND STORM.
  
DON ISLE.
  
NIGHTFALL ON THE SEACONNET SHORE.
  
TO “SHIRLEY:”
  
PROSERPINE TO PLUTO IN HADES.
  
THE TYPHON.
  
CHRISTMAS EVE.
  
SANTA CLAUS.
  
OUR LAST WALK.
  
OUR HAUNTED ROOM.
  
MEMORIAL HYMN.
  
A BUNCH OF GRAPES.
  
THE OLD MIRROR.
  
THE NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.
  
“A PAT OF BUTTER.”
  
EPIGÆA.
  
“SCIENCE.”
  
TO THE ANGEL OF DEATH.
  
THE PORTRAIT.
  
THE VENUS OF MILO.
  
IN MEMORIAM.
  
MY FLOWERS.
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CINDERELLA AND THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
  
CINDERELLA.
  
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.

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Sarah Helen Whitman

1803-1878
Houghton, Osgood and Company The Riverside Press
Boston Cambridge
1879
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