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Alfred Noyes. The New Morning: Poems
The New Morning: Poems
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THE NEW MORNING
"THE AVENUE OF THE ALLIES"
ON THE WESTERN FRONT
(1916) I
II
VICTORY
(Written after the British Service at Trinity Church, New York) I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
AMERICAN POEMS 1912–1917
REPUBLIC AND MOTHERLAND
(1912) (Written after entering New York Harbor at Daybreak)
THE UNION
(1917)
GHOSTS OF THE NEW WORLD
"There are no ghosts in America."
THE OLD MEETING HOUSE
(New Jersey, 1918)
PRINCETON
(1917)
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
BEETHOVEN IN CENTRAL PARK
(After a glimpse of a certain monument in New York, during the Victory Celebration)
SONGS OF THE TRAWLERS AND SEA POEMS
THE PEOPLE'S FLEET
KILMENY
CAP'N STORM-ALONG
THE BIG BLACK TRAWLER
NAMESAKES
WIRELESS
FISHERS OF MEN
AN OPEN BOAT
PEACE IN A PALACE
THE VINDICTIVE
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
THE CHIMNEY-SWEEPS OF CHELTENHAM
TO A SUCCESSFUL MAN
(What the Ghosts Said)
THE OLD GENTLEMAN WITH THE AMBER SNUFF-BOX
WHAT GRANDFATHER SAID
(An epistle from a narrow-minded old gentleman to a young artist of superior intellect and intense realism.)
MEMORIES OF THE PACIFIC COAST
NIPPON
THE HUMMING BIRDS
LINES FOR A SUN-DIAL
THE REALMS OF GOLD
(Written after hearing a line of Keats repeated by a passing stranger under the palms of Southern California.)
COMPENSATIONS
DEAD MAN'S MORRICE
THE OLD FOOL IN THE WOOD
A NEW MADRIGAL TO AN OLD MELODY
(It is supposed that Shadow-of-a-Leaf uses the word "clear" in a more ancient sense of "beautiful.")
THE LOST BATTLE
RIDDLES OF MERLIN
THE SYMPHONY
PEACE
THE OPEN DOOR
IMMORTAL SAILS
THE MATIN-SONG OF FRIAR TUCK
I
II
III
FIVE CRITICISMS
I
(On many recent novels by the conventional unconventionalists.)
II
(On a certain goddess, acclaimed as "new" but known in Babylon.)
III
(On Certain of the Bolsheviki "Idealists.")
IV
(On Certain Realists.)
V
(An Answer)
I
II
III
THE COMPANIONS
THE LITTLE ROADS
SUNLIGHT AND SEA
THE ROAD THROUGH CHAOS
I
II
THE NIGHT OF THE LION
"And that a reply be received before midnight." British Ultimatum
THE WAR WIDOW
I
II
THE BELL
SLAVE AND EMPEROR
"Our cavalry have rescued Nazareth from the enemy whose supermen described Christianity as a creed for slaves."
ON A MOUNTAIN TOP
EARLY POEMS
(Not Published Hitherto in America) THE PHANTOM FLEET
(1904)
MICHAEL OAKTREE
TOUCHSTONE ON A BUS
THE NEW DUCKLING
I
THE NEW DUCKLING
II
THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED THE USE OF A CHAIR
ENVOI
III
COTTON-WOOL
IV
FASHIONS
EPILOGUE
THE REWARD OF SONG
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Alfred Noyes
Published by Good Press, 2019
.....
O, if this Love might cloak with rags His glory,
Laugh, eat and drink, and dwell with suffering men,
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