Category: Poetry
After a silence of more than three years, due to other engrossing occupations, the writer once more appeals to his readers with a volume in which the leading features of his former works will probably be found combined. The story of "Odatis" is derived from Athenæus. That of "...
That Right, is that which must prevail, If not here, there, if not now, then, Is the one Truth which shall not fail, For all the doubt and fears of men.
4. Part 4But wherefore is it that such things are;-- That want and famine, and blood and war Are everywhere, and do prevail? And wherefore is it the same monotonous tale Is ever told by...
2. Part 2Fare on to the end, but how should ending be, If Will be in the Universe, and plan? Some higher thing shall be, that which to-day is Man. Undying is each cosmic force: Undying,...
3. Part 3Poor child, o'er whose head all day long Our dull hours slip by, winged with song; Who sleeps for half the tuneful day, And wakes 'neath loving looks to play;
1. Part 1After a silence of more than three years, due to other engrossing occupations, the writer once more appeals to his readers with a volume in which the leading features of his for...
6. Part 6"I see hell open at my side: Oh, save me, in God's name, my son! Your spouse was chaste; 'twas I who lied Oh, save me, for I am undone!"