Poems by Edward Dowden
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In The Garden VI: A Peach
... When mine has been refin'd from flower to flower, ...
In The Garden I: The Garden
... at noon When birds are hush'd, save one dim cushat's croon, ...
The Initiation
... That sundering from the flesh, the flight from time, &emsp ...
Communion
... At last my heart found voice,Take me, O Lord, &emsp ...
In The Garden V: A Summer Moon
... Swim down through my heart's deep, thou dewy bright ...
In The Garden II: Visions
... Those Three strait-robed, and speechless as they pass, ...
In September
... To sink o'er-drowsed, and dream that wild-flowers blew ...
By the Window
... Shall such an one say, Thus tis proved a dream, &emsp ...
A New Hymn for Solitude
... I knelt, I waited for Thy word, &emsp ...
Deus Absconditus
... Young wrinkled beech leaves, saturate with light, ...
In The Garden VII: Early Autumn
... Pale leaves would circle down, and lie unstirr'd ...
The Secret of the Universe
... And thought which vexed me with its false and true &emsp ...
In The Garden III: An Interior
... Of temper'd light where fair things fair things meet ...
In The Garden VIII: Later Autumn
... Flowers droop'd, or show'd a startled face and white ...
First Love
... Old-fashioned, but the soft brown hair Would never keep its place ...
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