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Book: From The Book-Bill of Narcissus (1895)

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  • To Mildred
    Always thy book, too late acknowledged thine,
    Now when thine eyes no earthly page may read;
    15 lines
  • Morning Song
    Morning comes to little eyes,
    Wakens birds and butterflies,
    8 lines
  • Alice
    'Alice, Alice, put on your things!
    The birds are calling, the church bell rings;
    12 lines
  • Evening Song
    The sun is weary, for he ran
    So far and fast to-day;
    21 lines
  • Immortality
    '"This hot, hard flame with which our bodies burn
    Will make some meadow blaze with daffodil;
    36 lines
  • Rest
    When the Sun and the Golden Day
    Hand in hand are gone away,
    28 lines
  • Wretched Lovers Slain
    The outside of her garments were of lawn,
    The lining purple silk, with gilt stars drawn;
    8 lines
  • How Many Queens Have Ruled And Passed
    'How many queens have ruled and passed
    Since first we met;
    9 lines
  • She Said
    'She said: "Thou shalt never unsay it, and thy heart is mine indeed:
    Thou shalt bear thy love in thy bosom as thou helpest the earth-folk's need:
    19 lines
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