Poems by Duncan Campbell Scott
The Height of Land
... Upon one hand The lonely north enlaced with lakes and streams, ...
The Message
... Out of the lilac tree,Wind you must waver a gossamer sail ...
The Onondaga Madonna
... her nation's doom,Paler than she her baby clings and lies,The primal warrior gleaming from his eyes ...
The Violet Pressed in a Copy of Shakespeare
... With sweet inviolate hands,She will lie here, a ghost of their delight, ...
To a Canadian Aviator Who Died for his Country in France
... Till weary with combat one shall desert the light, ...
At Sea
... Through the desert of air and of water ...
From Beyond
... Rest for each one who bore a valiant part ...
Night Burial In The Forest
... With the blood washed clean from his brow and his beautiful hair, ...
A Love Song
... Break in the flood-tide that murmurs and flows, ...
The Battle Of Lundy's Lane
... And if they doubt you and put you to scorn, why you can make it plain, ...
The Lover To His Lass
... In rounds of cheering labour till the orchard floor was thinned ...
The Ghost's Story
... If that companion blithe would come, ...
The Builder
... Shall gleam with little vines and fruits of praise, ...
Lines In Memory Of Edmund Morris
... The preconscious moment when love has fluttered in the bosom, ...
The Forgers
... Guess, they shout, for worse or better: ...
