Poems by Madison Julius Cawein
The Creaking Door
... With friends! And you, it seems, have come to stay ...
There Was A Rose
... Love, first and last, and in the pauses love ...
Time And Death And Love
... Naught's well! 'Tis no o'clock!_ ...
The Romanza
... And the night dimmed over the moonlight,-- ...
Evening On The Farm
... Each breeze brings scents of hill-heaped hay ...
Strollers
... Hither, and hearken a word that is sooth:-- ...
Death
... THROUGH some strange sense of sight or touch ...
The Unimaginative
... Of thoughts more beautiful than forms can be: ...
Clouds Of The Autumn Night
... Clouds that the night winds sweep! ...
Haec Olim Meminisse
... On blue boughs of heaven, gold, long cherished ...
The Blue Bird
... Then in the drench, long, loud and full of cheer,-- ...
Pre-Ordination
... Bristling heaths, dead thistles shooting, ...
Song
... In Fame's high casement while he sings and starves ...
Lilith
... And she was clad like the Mother of God, ...
The Rosicrucian
... Which the sense divines when the spirit seeketh&hellip ...
