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John L. Stoddard. Poems
Poems
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PROEM MY PROMENADE SOLITAIRE REINCARNATION TO THE "RING NEBULA" THE WAIF THE SILVER HERONS TO THE SPHINX YOUTH AND AGE SUNSET AT INTERLAKEN UNDER THE STARS CORSICA TO THE VENUS OF MELOS MORS LEONIS A STORY OF THE SEA OLD HYMN TUNES BEFORE A STATUE OF BUDDHA THE PILLARS OF HERCULES FRIENDSHIP TO MY DEAD DOG TO-DAY TO THE COUNTESS GUICCIOLI THE DEATH OF ANTONINUS PIUS THE BUTTERFLY AFTER THE STORM FALLEN "AEQUANIMITAS" DREAMLAND ROME REVISITED ON THE PALATINE THE FAREWELL AT FONTAINEBLEAU JAPAN—OLD AND NEW THE UNFORGOTTEN HEROES A WINTER'S DAY ON THE PROMENADE SOLITUDE OUT OF THE RANKS AUTONOMY ORIENT TO OCCIDENT THE CAPTIVE WEARINESS A MAY MONODY MY LOST FRIENDS TO SLEEP AND TO FORGET IN SILENCE AT THE VILLA OF FREDERICK III IN A COLUMBARIUM DISCOURAGEMENT MÉSALLIANCE IN A MODERN CITY MY BORES GRATITUDE IN TENEBRIS TWO MOTHERS AT HOCHFINSTERMÜNZ THE GIFT OF JUNO THE AWAKENING THE WINE OF LIFE LIFE'S TRILOGY MYSTERIES STAR DRIFT. TYROLEAN. OBERMAIS CONTENTMENT TO MERAN'S NORTHERN MOUNTAINS AT SUNSET POST NUBES LUX THE HOME-COMING FROM ROME MY GARDEN THE MOUNTAINS OF MERAN OSWALD, THE MINNESINGER AFTER THE VINTAGE THE PASSING MOON AUTUMN IN MERAN THE STATUE OF THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH THE OUTCASTS HEIMWEIL MY LIBRARY TOUT PASSE. BESIDE LAKE COMO. THE FAUN ISOLA COMACINA THE OLD CARRIER EVENING ON LAKE COMO DELIO PATRI ACQUA FREDDA THE POSTERN GATE UNDINE JANUARY IN THE TREMEZZINA THE WANDERER SECLUSION ONE MORE UNDER THE PLANE TREE "CONJUGI CARISSIMAE" THE PAGAN PAST RETIREMENT IN NOVEMBER THE CALL OF THE BLOOD THE CASCADE BIRD SLAUGHTER THE IRON CROWN CONTRASTS IN MY PERGOLA EVANESCENCE LAKE COMO IN AUTUMN TO THE PORTRAIT OF NAPOLEON DAY AND NIGHT PASSING AND PERMANENT TRIPOLI INFLUENCE LEO FAREWELL TO THE FAUN WAKEFULNESS VILLA PLINIANA POINT BALBIANELLO AT LENNO. PERSONALLY ADDRESSED
TRANSLATIONS. THE KISS TO THE FLAG EMILY'S GRAVE SERENADE TO NINON THE RED TYROLEAN EAGLE ANDREAS HOFER STREAM AND SEA
RACHEL. MY "PROMENADE SOLITAIRE"
REINCARNATION
TO THE "RING NEBULA"
THE WAIF
THE SILVER HERONS
TO THE SPHINX
YOUTH AND AGE
SUNSET AT INTERLAKEN
UNDER THE STARS
CORSICA
TO THE VENUS OF MELOS
MORS LEONIS
A STORY OF THE SEA
OLD HYMN-TUNES
BEFORE A STATUE OF BUDDHA
THE PILLARS OF HERCULES
FRIENDSHIP
TO MY DEAD DOG
TO-DAY
TO THE COUNTESS GUICCIOLI, AFTER READING HER "RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD BYRON"
THE DEATH OF ANTONINUS PIUS
THE BUTTERFLY
AFTER THE STORM
FALLEN
"AEQUANIMITAS"
DREAMLAND
ROME REVISITED
ON THE PALATINE
THE FAREWELL OF THE OLD GUARD AT FONTAINEBLEAU, 1814
JAPAN—OLD AND NEW
THE UNFORGOTTEN HEROES
A WINTER'S DAY
ON THE PROMENADE
SOLITUDE
OUT OF THE RANKS
AUTONOMY
ORIENT TO OCCIDENT, 1906
THE CAPTIVE
WEARINESS
A MAY MONODY
MY LOST FRIENDS
TO SLEEP AND TO FORGET
IN SILENCE
AT THE VILLA OF THE EMPEROR FREDERICK III AT SAN REMO
IN A COLUMBARIUM
DISCOURAGEMENT
MÉSALLIANCE
IN A MODERN CITY
MY BORES
GRATITUDE
IN TENEBRIS
TWO MOTHERS
AT HOCHFINSTERMÜNZ
THE GIFT OF JUNO
THE AWAKENING
THE WINE OF LIFE
LIFE'S TRILOGY
MYSTERIES
STAR DRIFT
TYROLEAN
OBERMAIS
CONTENTMENT
TO MERAN'S NORTHERN MOUNTAINS
AT SUNSET
POST NUBES LUX
THE HOME-COMING FROM ROME
MY GARDEN
THE MOUNTAINS OF MERAN AT SUNRISE
OSWALD, THE MINNESINGER
PROLOGUE
AFTER THE VINTAGE
THE PASSING MOON
AUTUMN IN MERAN
THE STATUE OF THE EMPRESS ELIZABETH. MERAN
THE OUTCASTS
HEIMWEH
MY LIBRARY
TOUT PASSE
BESIDE LAKE COMO
THE FAUN
ISOLA COMACINA
THE OLD CARRIER
EVENING ON LAKE COMO
DELIO PATRI
ACQUA FREDDA
THE POSTERN GATE
UNDINE
JANUARY IN THE TREMEZZINA
THE WANDERER
SECLUSION
ONE MORE
UNDER THE PLANE TREE
"CONJUGI CARISSIMAE"
THE PAGAN PAST
RETIREMENT
IN NOVEMBER
THE CALL OF THE BLOOD
THE CASCADE
BIRD SLAUGHTER
THE IRON CROWN
CONTRASTS
IN MY PERGOLA
EVANESCENCE
LAKE COMO IN AUTUMN
TO THE PORTRAIT OF NAPOLEON, AS FIRST CONSUL
DAY AND NIGHT
PASSING AND PERMANENT
TRIPOLI
INFLUENCE
LEO
WAKEFULNESS
VILLA PLINIANA
POINT BALBIANELLO
AT LENNO
PERSONALLY ADDRESSED
LINES
TO THE WALKING-STICK OF MY DEAD FRIEND
TO C. …
BIRDS OF PASSAGE
TO M.C. OF ATHENS
TO J.B
TO M.P
TO MISS MARY C. LOW
IN MEMORIAM. G.M.M
TO C.M.D
Book of my youth, I send thee to a friend Met, comprehended, loved, alas! too late—Too near the sad, inevitable end Decreed by life's inexorable fate; Yet though an ocean's billows roll between, And two great continents our paths divide, The unseen subtly triumphs o'er the seen, We walk in spirit, ever side by side; He on the stately Mississippi's shore, I 'mid the snow and roses of Tyrol, But in my heart he dwells forevermore—Belovèd friend, and double of my soul
TRANSLATIONS
THE KISS TO THE FLAG
EMILY'S GRAVE
SERENADE TO NINON
THE RED TYROLEAN EAGLE
ANDREAS HOFER
STREAM AND SEA
RACHEL
