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Arnold Matthew. Poems
Poems
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EARLY POEMS. SONNETS
QUIET WORK
TO A FRIEND
SHAKSPEARE
WRITTEN IN EMERSON’S ESSAYS
WRITTEN IN BUTLER’S SERMONS
TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. ON HEARING HIM MISPRAISED
IN HARMONY WITH NATURE. TO A PREACHER
TO GEORGE CRUIKSHANK. ON SEEING, IN THE COUNTRY, HIS PICTURE OF “THE BOTTLE.”
TO A REPUBLICAN FRIEND, 1848
CONTINUED
RELIGIOUS ISOLATION. TO THE SAME FRIEND
MYCERINUS.[2]
THE CHURCH OF BROU
I. The Castle
II. The Church
III. The Tomb
A MODERN SAPPHO
REQUIESCAT
YOUTH AND CALM
A MEMORY-PICTURE
THE NEW SIRENS
THE VOICE
YOUTH’S AGITATIONS
THE WORLD’S TRIUMPHS
STAGIRIUS.[3]
HUMAN LIFE
TO A GYPSY CHILD BY THE SEASHORE; DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN
A QUESTION. TO FAUSTA
IN UTRUMQUE PARATUS
THE WORLD AND THE QUIETIST. TO CRITIAS
THE SECOND BEST
CONSOLATION
RESIGNATION. TO FAUSTA
NARRATIVE POEMS
SOHRAB AND RUSTUM.[5] AN EPISODE
THE SICK KING IN BOKHARA
BALDER DEAD.[6]
I. SENDING
II. JOURNEY TO THE DEAD
TRISTRAM AND ISEULT.[7]
I. Tristram
TRISTRAM AND ISEULT
TRISTRAM AND ISEULT
III. Iseult of Brittany
SAINT BRANDAN
THE NECKAN
THE FORSAKEN MERMAN
SONNETS
AUSTERITY OF POETRY
A PICTURE AT NEWSTEAD
RACHEL
I
II
III
WORLDLY PLACE
EAST LONDON
WEST LONDON
EAST AND WEST
THE BETTER PART
THE DIVINITY
IMMORTALITY
THE GOOD SHEPHERD WITH THE KID
MONICA’S LAST PRAYER.[11]
LYRIC AND DRAMATIC POEMS
SWITZERLAND
I. MEETING
II. PARTING
III. A FAREWELL
IV. ISOLATION. TO MARGUERITE
V. TO MARGUERITE. CONTINUED
VI. ABSENCE
VII. THE TERRACE AT BERNE
THE STRAYED REVELLER
FRAGMENT OF AN “ANTIGONE.”
FRAGMENT OF CHORUS OF A “DEJANEIRA.”
EARLY DEATH AND FAME
PHILOMELA
URANIA
EUPHROSYNE
CALAIS SANDS
FADED LEAVES
I. THE RIVER
II. TOO LATE
III. SEPARATION
IV. ON THE RHINE
V. LONGING
DESPONDENCY
SELF-DECEPTION
DOVER BEACH
GROWING OLD
THE PROGRESS OF POESY. A VARIATION
PIS ALLER
THE LAST WORD
A NAMELESS EPITAPH
EMPEDOCLES ON ETNA. A DRAMATIC POEM
PERSONS
ACT I
Scene I.—Morning. A Pass in the forest region of Etna
Scene II.—Noon. A Glen on the highest skirts of the woody region of Etna
ACT II. Evening.The Summit of Etna
BACCHANALIA; OR, THE NEW AGE
I
II
EPILOGUE TO LESSING’S LAOCOÖN
PERSISTENCY OF POETRY
A CAUTION TO POETS
THE YOUTH OF NATURE
THE YOUTH OF MAN
PALLADIUM
PROGRESS
REVOLUTIONS
SELF-DEPENDENCE
MORALITY
A SUMMER NIGHT
THE BURIED LIFE
LINES WRITTEN IN KENSINGTON GARDENS
A WISH
THE FUTURE
ELEGIAC POEMS
THE SCHOLAR-GYPSY.[17]
THYRSIS.[18]
MEMORIAL VERSES
STANZAS
STANZAS FROM CARNAC
A SOUTHERN NIGHT
HAWORTH CHURCHYARD
EPILOGUE
RUGBY CHAPEL. NOVEMBER, 1857
HEINE’S GRAVE
STANZAS FROM THE GRANDE CHARTREUSE
STANZAS IN MEMORY OF THE AUTHOR OF OBERMANN.[26]
OBERMANN ONCE MORE
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