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Mary Webb. Poems, and The Spring of Joy
Poems, and The Spring of Joy
Table of Contents
Footnote
Mischief
to a bee
Foxgloves
The Water Ousel
Starlings
Fairy-Led
The Secret Joy
In April
The Happy Life
‘You Are Very Brown’
Market Day
Rose-Berries
In Dark Weather
The Garden in Winter
Snowdrop Time
A Rainy Day
The Spirit of Earth
To Life
‘Like a Poppy on a Tower’
Presences
A Night Sky (1916)
The Plain in Autumn
The Elf
My Own Town
The Wood
Viroconium
Swallows
Heaven’s Tower
Dust
The Watcher
The Little Hill
The Fallen Poplar
The Elfin Valley
A Summer Day
‘The Birds Will Sing’
Farewell to Beauty
The Hills of Heaven
Good-bye to Morning
Why?
Beyond
Safe
To the World
A Farewell
The Neighbour’s Children
An Old Woman
Going for the Milk
To a Little Child Begging
Anne’s Book
On Receiving a Box of Spring Flowers in London
Freedom
Spring in the West
To a Poet in April
To a Blackbird Singing in London
The Little Sorrow
Treasures
(for g. e. m.)
The Difference
Hunger
Winter Sunrise
The Lad Out There
To Mother
christmas, 1920
Alone
Eros
When the Thorn Blows
‘How Short a While’
‘Be Still, You Little Leaves’
‘Ah, Do Not Be So Sweet!’
Autumn
November
Humble Folk
Winter
The Thought
Little Things
The Shell
A Hawthorn Berry
The Snowdrop
The Vision
The Vagrant
The Wild Rose
Thresholds
The Door
The Land Within
The Ancient Gods
Colomen
Vis Medicatrix Naturæ
The Joy of Motion
The Joy of Music
The Joy of Fragrance
Laughter
The Beauty of Form
The Beauty of Shadow
The Beauty of Colour
‘You whom care in prison keeps, And sickness doth suppress’
Populus Tremula
Fruits of the Earth
Roots
The Crockman
