Poems by Katharine Lee Bates
The Submarine That Sank The "Lusitania"
... By living feet, when she nears Ghoststrand, ...
What Is Christ?
... Their prayer's deep answer, loathing war as crime, ...
The End Of May
... Or these, perchance, are fleets of fluff, ...
The U-Boat Crew
... Of pride that pledged The Day and brought The Night ...
In August
... The old stone walls, come pungent scents of grape ...
War Profits
... On points that thrust to yellow dust ...
The New Crusade
... We'll show what we are, ...
A Mountain Storm
... All nature seemed convulsed in some fierce crime, ...
Shakespeare's Festival
... Greene not jealous, Heminge no more stammering, ...
The Lighthouse
... That flashed one instant, white and whist, ...
America To England
... 1900 - The nightmare melts at last, and London wakes ...
New Roads
... New knights! true knights! gleam of God's blade! ...
Wings
... GRAY gulls that wheeled and dipped and rose ...
The Falmouth Bell
... --------------------------------------- - ...
The Purple Thread
... "The priests distributed various coloured silken threads to weave for the veil of the sanctuary ...
