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PART I The Technique of Contemporary Poetry
Patterns 33
Renascence 36
Indian Summer 41
The Dying Patriot 43
Cinquains 44
The Cedars 44
Tampico 45
Who Loves the Rain 45
A Cyprian Woman: Greek Folk Song 45
Psalm 46
Deirdre 47
An April Morning 48
The Answer 48
What Dim Arcadian Pastures 49
The Santa Fe Trail — A Humoresque 67
Coming to Port 71
Monotone 72
The Bombardment 72
The Virgin's Slumber Song 75
Seal Lullaby 76
The Listeners 7^
Remembrance: Greek Folk Song 77
The Bacchante to Her Babe 7^
The Most-Sacred Mountain 80
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Song of the Full Catch 8i
Little Things 8i
Cargoes 96
The BuU 97
Sea Gods ir2
Windmills 104
Lincoln, the Man of the People 105
Standards 106
Pandora's Song 107
A White Iris 107
"Frost to-night" 108
Silver 108
From "Variations" 109
An Old Woman of the Roads 109
The Dark Cavalier no
Said a Blade of Grass no
Symbols in
Her Words 131
The Song of Wandering Aengus 132
Grieve not for Beauty 133
Old Age 133
The End of the World 134
The Old Bed 135
Sunrise on Rydal Water 136
Leaves 137
Spring 138
In the Poppy Field < . . . 138
Mystery 139
The Gum-Gatherer 139
At Night (To W. M.) . . 141
From "Variations" 141
Daybreak 143
Vistas 144
Certain American Poets 144
After Sunset 145
Ships 146
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Song 159
Forty Singing Seamen 159
Ash Wednesday 163
Around the Sun 168
The Flight 170
"My Lady Ne'er Hath Given Herself to Me" 171
i^ ., , Path Flower 172
From "Night" 188
Clay Hills 191
Cool Tombs 192
Loam ■ 192
IdeaUsts i93
Old Manuscript 193
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