Fifty Poems - Contents

Contents

  • "Art and Life"
  • "The Hunter Dreams in His Club"
  • "A Song of Wandering"
  • "Evening in Africa"
  • "Night"
  • "Ode to a Dublin Critic"
  • "In the Sahara"
  • "Under Mount Monadnock"
  • "The Traveller"
  • "Songs from an Evil Wood (I)"
  • "Songs from an Evil Wood (II)"
  • "The Memorial"
  • "A Dirge of Victory"
  • "To the Fallen Irish Soldiers"
  • "The Riders"
  • "The Watchers"
  • "The Enchanted People"
  • "Lady Blayn"
  • "Inscribed in a Copy of Five Plays"
  • "Inscribed in a Copy of The King of Elfland's Daughter"
  • "At the Time of the Full Moon"
  • "The Happy Isles"
  • "Nemesis"
  • "A Heterodoxy"
  • "A Moment"
  • "On a Portrait"
  • "To a Coffin from Ur"
  • "In an Old Land"
  • "Affairs"
  • "To Keats"
  • "The Forsaken Windmill"
  • "To Those That Come After"
  • "In Wild-Rose Garden"
  • "Waiting"
  • "A Call to the Wild"
  • "In a Yorkshire Valley"
  • "Snow on the East Wind"
  • "A Word in Season"
  • "The Worm and the Star"
  • "Al Shaldomir (A Song in a Play)"
  • "Song of the Iris Marshes"
  • "A Ballade of the Last Night"
  • "The Statue"
  • "In the Silence"
  • "The Inspiration"
  • "The Lost Trick"
  • "Raw Material"
  • "The Quest"
  • "The Call"
  • "The Deserted Kingdom"

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