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Poems by Paul Hamilton Hayne

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The Return Of Peace

... Lo! far away, (For now my dream grows clear as luminous day,) ...

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To O.W. Holmes. On His Birthday

... You have toiled in life's noon, till the hot blasting light ...

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The Penitent

... She weeps that youth itself, and the lost triumphs ...

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Waste

... While faith and reason watch thy 'wildering plan, ...

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Rachel

... Saying, low: "Where dwell in heaven my loved and lost ...

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To my mother

... "The bird," thou saidst, "grown fleet and strong, ...

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Absence And Love

... Alas! alas! Our tenderest love grows wan and dies ...

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In The Mist

... --list! That ravening roar! that hungry boom! ...

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Little Nellie In The Prison

... All white thoughts back, that from the heart of Christ ...

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Appeal To Nature Of The Solitary Heart

... Like strange star-pulses, throbbed through space! ...

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Battle Of Charleston Harbor, April 7, 1863

... There's not, in all this anxious crowd that throngs the ancient town, ...

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The Imprisoned Sea-Winds

... Those prisoned sea winds rise and fall, ...

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“In Utroque Fidelis”

... And thou, thou slumberest too, my woodland flower,-- ...

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The Cnydian Oracle

... Too swift, by heaven! for, lo! its treacherous sweep ...

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A Dream Of The South Winds

... Of that trance the South Wind brought me on her subtle wings of balm, ...