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The poem "In an Old Garden" is presented. First Line: The Autumn pines and fades; Last Line: Dead violets' ghosts and ghosts.

The poem "The Fairy Rade" is presented. First Line: Ai me! why stood I on the bent; Last Line: In the night did die.

The poem "The Nixes' Song" is presented. First Line: Vague, vague 'neath darkling waves, Last Line: Our city's walled with gold.

The poem "The Elf's Song" is presented. First Line: Where thronged poppies with globed shields; Last Line: All the holyday.

The poem "A Melody" is presented. First Line: There be Fairies bright of eye, Last Line: Fairy melodies.

The poem "Orlando Mad" is presented. First Line: In mail of black my limbs I girt, Last Line: And think of thee no more!

The poem "Treachery" is presented. First Line: Came a spicy smell of showers; Last Line: Broken on an empty throne.

The poem "The Heron" is presented. First Line: As slaughter red the long creek crawls; Last Line: Then, clamoring, dives into the stars.

The poem "The Sleeper" is presented. First Line: She sleeps and dreams; one milk-white, lawny arm; Last Line: Tangling gold moonbeams in her fragrant hair.

The poem "Serenade" is presented. First Line: By the burnished laurel line; Last Line: Round her in a starry haze.

The poem "The Ride" is presented. First Line: She rode o'er hill, she rode o'er plain, Last Line: Awaits a better lover."

The poem "The Mirror" is presented. First Line: An antique mirror this, Last Line: Scowls from the arrased wall.

The poem "The Haunted Room" is presented. First Line: Its casements' diamond disks of glass; Last Line: I never will again.

The poem "The Ideal" is presented. First Line: Thee have I seen in some waste Arden old, Last Line: Her aching heart to share.

The poem "Beltenebros at Miraflores" is presented. First Line: The quickening East climbs to yon star, Last Line: For Oriana'll be my bride!

The poem "La Beale Isoud" is presented. First Line: With bloodshot eyes the morning rose; Last Line: Albeit she slept, she dreamed in grief.

The poem "Hawking" is presented. First Line: I see them still, when poring o'er; Last Line: By woody Miraflores.

The poem "The Dream" is presented. First Line: My dream was such: Last Line: In murmurous language to wan winds above.

The poem "Falerina" is presented. First Line: The night is hung above us, love, Last Line: Dowering its love with all her musk of flowers.

The poem "Sea Dreams" is presented. First Line: Oh, to see in the night in a May moon's light; Last Line: Our wedlock and joy below.

The poem "The Punishment of Loke" is presented. First Line: The gods of Asaheim, incensed with Loke, Last Line: Behold! the Golden Age again returns!

The poem "The Mermaid" is presented. First Line: The moon in the East is glowing; Last Line: And I sob at the coming dawn.

The poem "The Limnad" is presented. First Line: The lake she haunts lies dreamily; Last Line: But one mortal ne'er will waken.

The poem "Hackelnberg" is presented. First Line: When down the Hartz the echoes swarm; Last Line: Maddens then with blacker riot.

The poem "Dionysos" is presented. First Line: "O Dionysos! Dionysos! the ivy-crowned! Last Line: And I have sung thy triumph; let me die!"

The poem "Demeter" is presented. First Line: Demeter sad! the wells of sorrow lay; Last Line: Far in his endless labyrinth of stone.

The poem "Persephone" is presented. First Line: O Hades! O false gods! false to yourselves! Last Line: The falseness of the god who grasps the storm!

The poem "Aphrodite" is presented. First Line: Apollo never smote a lovelier strain, Last Line: Child of the airy foam and queen of love.

The poem "The Dead Oread" is presented. First Line: Her heart is still and leaps no more; Last Line: May mar her melancholy dust.

The poem "In Mythic Seas" is presented. First Line: 'Neath saffron stars and satin skies, dark-blue, Last Line: No myths below, no God, it seemed, above.

The poem "Ossian's Poems" is presented. First Line: Here I have heard on hills the battle clash; Last Line: Of war circled in steel and foamed out brave on brave.

The poem "Perle Des Jardins" is presented. First Line: What am I, and what is he; Last Line: When he calls her wife!

The poem "The Haunted House" is presented. First Line: The shadows sit and stand within its door; Last Line: O'er the haunted house.

The poem "The Heart of Spring" is presented. First Line: Whiten, O whiten, ye clouds of fleece! Last Line: Let the star of love of our love be told!

The poem "A Dirge" is presented. First Line: Life has fled; she is dead, Last Line: Where the shadows pass.

The poem "An Address to Night" is presented. First Line: Like some sad spirit from an unknown shore; Last Line: Thou art God's angel of true love and gentleness!

The poem "To Autumn" is presented. First Line: I oft have net thee, Autumn, wandering; Last Line: While Echo bending o'er dropp'd tears upon thy wreath.

The poem "The Dream of Christ" is presented. First Line: I saw her twins of eyelids listless swoon; Last Line: Down all the aisles of night.

The poem "Deserted" is presented. First Line: A broken rainbow on the skies of May; Last Line: Blank blast of midnight, love for Death and Sleep.

The poem "No More" is presented. First Line: The slanted storm tossed at their feet; Last Line: "To meet no more."

The poem "Clouds" is presented. First Line: All through the tepid Summer night; Last Line: These almoners of God.

The poem "A Guinevere" is presented. First Line: Sullen gold down all the sky, Last Line: And, once more, farewell!

The poem "An Antique" is presented. First Line: Mildewed and gray the marble stairs; Last Line: Angelica, who quaffed of love.

The poem "The Tryst" is presented. First Line: Had fallen a fragrant shower; Last Line: Thro' that fair sorceress there.

The poem "Fairies" is presented. First Line: On the tremulous coppice, Last Line: Like a star in still streams!"

The poem "Frost" is presented. First Line: White artist he, who, breezeless nights, Last Line: Die palsied wrecks debauched and gray.

The poem "The Ruined Mill" is presented. First Line: There is the ruined water-mill; Last Line: To the glimmering ice of his ghastly feet.

The poem "Invocation" is presented. First Line: O Life! O Death! O God! Last Line: To thee, O Infinite!

The poem "The Ohio Falls" is presented. First Line: Here on this jutting headland, where the trees; Last Line: Answered his exultation with a whoop.

The poem "Along the Ohio" is presented. First Line: Athwart a sky of brass rich ribs of gold; Last Line: The hospitable land!