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Poems by Paul Hamilton Hayne

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Bryant Dead!

... Lifts to song's fadeless heaven his star-like fame! ...

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The Death Of Hood

... Like Stephen's, glowed with rapturous grace ...

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The Dryad Of The Pine

... Stir thy dusk limbs, tho' all the heavens are still ...

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The Realm Of Rest

... "There's a realm, thy footsteps nearing," ...

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The Red And White Rose

... Those passionate airs that trembling round thee meet, ...

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The Woodland Phases

... For truths half drawn from Nature's breast, ...

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The Brook

... But now, it hoarse, dark stream, it pours ...

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Queen Galena, Or The Sultan Betrayed

... Yea, more! 'twere righteous, just, and meet, ...

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Sonnet Written On A Fly-Leaf Of "The Rubaiyat" Of Omar Khayyam, The Astronomer-Poet Of Persia.

... Pluck the rich rose-leaves! lift the wine cup higher! ...

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A Morning After Storm

... The wind that raved all night, though muttering still, ...

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Sonnet X

... So I, whose household gods their stand have made ...

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Charleston At The Close Of 1863

... Gleams the bright form of Freedom, with wreaths in her hair-- ...

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From The Conspirator

... Arnold De Malpas and Catharine discovered walking slowly towards a summerhouse in the distance] ...

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Magnolia Gardens

... Which crowns the centuried oaks' broad crested calm: ...

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The Children

... Alack! they are dead, and their grace has fled ...