Poems by Edward Dowden
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Leonardo's 'Monna Lisa'
... Hides 'twixt the lips which smile and still forbear ...
Durer's 'Melencholia'
... but She, The mighty-wing'd crown'd Lady Melancholy, ...
In the Cathedral Close
... Will stir, strange longings thrill the heart ...
In July
... Breathe, till o'er drowsed the heavy flower-heads bend ...
Loves Lord
... Bows me, and praise must find relief &emsp ...
In The Garden IV: The Singer
... Now cease: the last faint western streak is gone, ...
In The Cathedral
... Hails through their chaunt of praise, who here inhume ...
Awakening
... And all forms mean,to glance above the ground &emsp ...
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