Book: Poems

• In The Garden I: The Garden

  A petal, and dream still; and summer's boon
  Of mellow grasses, to be levell'd soon

  14 lines
• In The Garden II: Visions

  With chin on palm, and wide-set eyes I stare,
  Beyond the liquid quiver and the glare,

  14 lines
• In The Garden III: An Interior

  The day flows in and floats; a calm retreat
  Of temper'd light where fair things fair things meet;

  14 lines, 4 comments
• In The Garden VII: Early Autumn

  Where'er they fell; the tir'd wind hither call
  Her gentle fellows; shining beetles stray

  14 lines
• In The Garden IV: The Singer

  Voiceful to hear how round thyself alone
  The enriched silence drops for thy delight

  14 lines
• In The Garden VI: A Peach

  Through half a summer day, for love bestow,
  Then in some warm old garden let me grow

  14 lines
• In The Garden V: A Summer Moon

  Resolv'd into the dream of thy delight.
  Ah no! the place is common for her feet,

  14 lines
• In The Garden VIII: Later Autumn

  Ah, why so swift despair! There yet will be
  Warm noons, the honey'd leavings of the year,

  14 lines

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