Poems by Bliss William Carman
At Twilight
... The mountain river murmurs ...
A Captain Of The Press Gang
... That's the call makes lords of lubbers, ...
At Sunrise
... Shod with hope and silence, ...
A Northern Vigil
... Come, for thy kiss was warm, ...
Spring Song
... Rills that run and streams that stammer, ...
Lament
... When long thoughts come back with twilight, ...
The Weeds Counsel
... Who would share these transports brave ...
Moonrise
... AT the end of the road through the wood ...
The Sleepers
... And I awoke. Was that the wind then trying to provoke ...
Off Monomoy
... Into immensity The vision at thy command ...
On Love
... Swings round his mighty circuit through the night, &emsp ...
Phi Beta Kappa Poem
... Harvard, 1914 SIR, friends, and scholars, we are here to serve ...
On The Plaza
... With head thrown back, bare throat, and waist ...
Trees
... And carpet the ground for their Lord's footfall ...
The Rainbird
... His plaintive voice comes ringing ...
