Poems by George MacDonald
Song-Sermon
... With small-cord whips and scorpion thongs ...
The Syrophenician Woman
... Will clothe her, patient, in their scorn, ...
A Book Of Strife In The Form Of The Diary Of An Old Soul - February
... The watching smile, as Death breathes on me his cold sleep ...
God In Growth
... "Ere yet his bounding brooks run forth with cheer ...
Winter Song
... Was it duty, or force, or fate ...
The True
... And night that makes strong worlds of them unawares ...
An Autumn Song
... And yet through winter's noise, no doubt ...
A Book Of Strife In The Form Of The Diary Of An Old Soul - November
... To and fro The dull thought surges, as the driven waves fight ...
A Song For Christmas
... Hark, in the organ, the caught Wind, outstraining, ...
The Goal
... Wilt thou find thyself or friend ...
To Aubrey De Vere
... Which Love 'neath Fancy's limbeck lighteth clear ...
The Haunted House
... Suggested by a drawing of Thomas Moran, the American painter ...
The Auld Fisher
... Whaur the bairns come hame, an' the wives they bide, ...
Punishment
... Say this, and straightway all thy grief grows less:- ...
To Greville Matheson MacDonald
... Art thou, through sonship which no veil can brook ...
