Sunset

Planting A Sequoia

The Ceremonies For Candlemas Day

The Swimmer

Wolf And Hound

The Sycamores

What The Birds Said

The Norsemen (From Narrative And Legendary Poems)

From “Snow-Bound,” 11:1-40, 116-154

The Worship Of Nature

Burning Drift-Wood

Barbara Frietchie

The Pumpkin

The Barefoot Boy

Randolph Of Roanoke

Ulysses

The Lotos-Eaters

Crossing The Bar

To The Queen

Move Eastward, Happy Earth

Milton (Alcaics)

Canto XLIX

Taking Leave Of A Friend

Canto XLIX: For The Seven Lakes

Ikon: The Harrowing Of Hell

The Jingo And The Minstrel

Upon Returning To The Country Road

Prologue To Rhymes To Be Traded For Bread

Yankee Doodle

By The Spring, At Sunset

The Santa-Fe Trail (A Humoresque)

A Rhyme About An Electrical Advertising Sign

An Indian Summer Day On The Prairie

Delilah

The Egg-Shell

Heriot’s Ford

Mesopotamia

A Code Of Morals

A Ripple Song

We Are Seven

Negro Speaks Of Rivers

The Negro Speaks Of Rivers

Clenched Soul

The Gardener LXVIII: None Lives For Ever, Brother

Lover’s Gifts II: Come To My Garden Walk

Lover’s Gifts XLIII: Dying, You Have Left Behind

The Child-Angel

The Home

Sail Away

They Called Me To The Window, For

Me, Change! Me, Alter!

If He Dissolve—then—there Is Nothing

The Sunset Stopped On Cottages

This Is The Land The Sunset Washes

I Send Two Sunsets

I Had No Cause To Be Awake

How The Old Mountains Drip With Sunset

Nature Rarer Uses Yellow

An Ignorance A Sunset

Bloom Upon The Mountain—stated

It Can’t Be “Summer”!