Poems by Madison Julius Cawein
Pagan
... They have served, and have passed away ...
Rain And Wind
... And the door-knob shakes and the panel quakes ...
Snow And Fire
... For she is like the pale, pale snowdrop there, ...
Fortune
... Bow down your head, or hold it high, ...
A November Sketch
... Their broad blue combs with berries weighed, ...
Quatrains
... Of lost Love's tears, and, famishing, can but taste ...
When Ships Put Out To Sea
... IV It's doom and death, and pause a breath ...
The Watcher on the Tower
... Out of the East there comes a sound, like song ...
A Catch
... For the gifts that the church now gives to you-- ...
Noera
... Leaf-cramped the wood-brook's brawl ...
O Maytime Woods!
... Serene with sleep, light visions weigh her eyes: ...
The Purple Valleys
... Velvet and flame, through which her fierce will holds me, ...
The Better Lot
... That LOVE companions through the patient years, ...
Three Things
... -- Through whom our forms put on ...
Genius Loci
... IV. Didst mark the ghostly gold of this grave, still, ...
