Category: Poetry
Certain of these poems have appeared in the "English Review," "To-Day," the "Englishwoman," the "Red Triangle," the "Nation," the "Cambridge Magazine," the "Sphere," the "Herald," the "Manchester Guardian," and the "Westminster Gazette."
"I have sought you," I said; "I have found you," I said, "in the pitch of your intimate midnight lair." He drew back with a sob like the swish of a stick thro' the smarting air.
2. Part 2For now comes Summer with a thousand birds. And I must add up figures all the day. And I must drive a tram the whole day long. And I must make a living out of words. For now com...
1. Part 1Certain of these poems have appeared in the "English Review," "To-Day," the "Englishwoman," the "Red Triangle," the "Nation," the "Cambridge Magazine," the "Sphere," the "Herald...
4. Part 4Earth of the Earth I slumber'd long, I slumber'd in the untrod glooms, And then Dawn came. I felt the world was glad with song, I felt the hillsides were a flame Of king-cup blo...