Poems by Madison Julius Cawein
The Wind Of Summer
... "While your ear my voice shall soothe ...
Can Such Things Be?
... Passed ere she entered--she, I loved of yore, ...
The Old Inn
... --To me The shadows seem too scared to flee ...
Under The Stars And Stripes
... Straight in Spain's face let defiance be hurled! ...
The Dreamer
... Whose vagabond notes strummed through a twinkling staff ...
A Dark Day
... Thin, flame-flecked leaves the frost has singed ...
Home
... Till, Between the boughs, a star-like light-- ...
On The Farm
... "When the snow of the road shows the rabbit's tracks, ...
Clearing
... A wreck of pearl, all cracked and creased ...
March
... Then through the woods, that drip with all their eaves, ...
Waiting
... -- _The heart is high when_ LOVE _is sweet_-- ...
Home Again
... And garden-beds where old-time flow'rs hang wet ...
The Solitary
... Her thin, pale hair is dimly dressed ...
Ismael
... along Close, crooked streets, too narrow for the throng ...
The Haunted Garden
... By the tree: And he thought of her, who here ...
