Poems: Third Series

1. 1 PrefaceRead by Rapunzelina 2m
2. 2 I. REAL RICHES.Read by Rapunzelina 0m
3. 3 II. SUPERIORITY TO FATE.Read by Rapunzelina 0m
4. 4 III. HOPE.Read by Rebecca Joanne Currie 0m
5. 5 IV. FORBIDDEN FRUIT. I.Read by AliceStein 0m
6. 6 V. FORBIDDEN FRUIT. II.Read by AliceStein 0m
7. 7 VI. A WORD.Read by Rebecca Joanne Currie 0m
8. 8 VII. [To venerate the simple days]Read by Brize C 0m
9. 9 VIII. LIFE'S TRADES.Read by nighthawks 0m
10. 10 IX. [Drowning is not so pitiful]Read by nighthawks 1m
11. 11 X. [How still the bells in steeples stand]Read by Brize C 0m
12. 12 XI. [If the foolish call them 'flowers']Read by Brize C 1m
13. 13 XII. A SYLLABLE.Read by Larry Wilson 0m
14. 14 XIII. PARTING.Read by Larry Wilson 0m
15. 15 XIV. ASPIRATION.Read by Larry Wilson 0m
16. 16 XV. THE INEVITABLE.Read by AliceStein 0m
17. 17 XVI. A BOOK.Read by Jane Doe 0m
18. 18 XVII. [Who has not found the heaven below]Read by nighthawks 0m
19. 19 XVIII. A PORTRAIT.Read by nighthawks 0m
20. 20 XIX. I HAD A GUINEA GOLDEN.Read by Alan Mapstone 2m
21. 21 XX. SATURDAY AFTERNOON.Read by nighthawks 0m
22. 22 XXI. [Few get enough, — enough is one]Read by nighthawks 0m
23. 23 XXII. [Upon the gallows hung a wretch]Read by nighthawks 0m
24. 24 XXIII. THE LOST THOUGHT.Read by Jane Doe 0m
25. 25 XXIV. RETICENCE.Read by emmaweigham 0m
26. 26 XXV. WITH FLOWERS.Read by emmaweigham 0m
27. 27 XXVI. [The farthest thunder that I heard]Read by emmaweigham 1m
28. 28 XXVII. [On the bleakness of my lot]Read by dlzaragoza 0m
29. 29 XXVIII. CONTRAST.Read by rlgreenjr 0m
30. 30 XXIX. FRIENDS.Read by rlgreenjr 0m
31. 31 XXX. FIRE.Read by rlgreenjr 0m
32. 32 XXXI. A MAN.Read by nighthawks 0m
33. 33 XXXII. VENTURES.Read by nighthawks 0m
34. 34 XXXIII. GRIEFS.Read by Alan Mapstone 2m
35. 35 XXXIV. [I have a king who does not speak]Read by nighthawks 1m
36. 36 XXXV. DISENCHANTMENT.Read by Daniel Badger 0m
37. 37 XXXVI. LOST FAITH.Read by calliepooky 0m
38. 38 XXXVII. LOST JOY.Read by calliepooky 0m
39. 39 XXXVIII. [I worked for chaff, and earning wheat]Read by JBarkley 0m
40. 40 XXXIX. [Life, and Death, and Giants]Read by nighthawks 0m
41. 41 XL. ALPINE GLOW.Read by nighthawks 0m
42. 42 XLI. REMEMBRANCE.Read by nighthawks 0m
43. 43 XLII. [To hang our head ostensibly]Read by nighthawks 0m
44. 44 XLIII. THE BRAIN.Read by calliepooky 0m
45. 45 XLIV. [The bone that has no marrow]Read by nighthawks 1m
46. 46 XLV. THE PAST.Read by nighthawks 0m
47. 47 XLVI. [To help our bleaker parts]Read by proboomer 0m
48. 48 XLVII. [What soft, cherubic creatures]Read by proboomer 0m
49. 49 XLVIII. DESIRE.Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
50. 50 XLIX. PHILOSOPHY.Read by proboomer 0m
51. 51 L. POWER.Read by proboomer 0m
52. 52 LI. [A modest lot, a fame petite]Read by proboomer 0m
53. 53 LII. [Is bliss, then, such abyss]Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
54. 54 LIII. EXPERIENCE.Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
55. 55 LIV. THANKSGIVING DAY.Read by dlzaragoza 1m
56. 56 LV. CHILDISH GRIEFS.Read by Larry Wilson 0m
57. 57 I. CONSECRATION.Read by Rapunzelina 0m
58. 58 II. LOVE'S HUMILITY.Read by Daniel Badger 0m
59. 59 III. LOVE.Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
60. 60 IV. SATISFIED.Read by Bruce Kachuk 1m
61. 61 V. WITH A FLOWER.Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
62. 62 VI. SONG.Read by nighthawks 0m
63. 63 VII. LOYALTY.Read by Daniel Badger 0m
64. 64 VIII. [To lose thee, sweeter than to gain]Read by evieperry 0m
65. 65 IX. [Poor little heart]Read by evieperry 0m
66. 66 X. FORGOTTEN.Read by evieperry 1m
67. 67 XI. [I've got an arrow here]Read by Larry Wilson 0m
68. 68 XII. THE MASTER.Read by Jane Doe 0m
69. 69 XIII. [Heart, we will forget him]Read by calliepooky 0m
70. 70 XIV. [Father, I bring thee not myself]Read by calliepooky 0m
71. 71 XV. [We outgrow love like other things]Read by WanderingWalker 0m
72. 72 XVI. [Not with a club the heart is broken]Read by WanderingWalker 0m
73. 73 XVII. WHO?Read by WanderingWalker 0m
74. 74 XVIII. [He touched me, so I live to know]Read by nighthawks 1m
75. 75 XIX. DREAMS.Read by nighthawks 0m
76. 76 XX. NUMEN LUMEN.Read by nighthawks 1m
77. 77 XXI. LONGING.Read by Jane Doe 1m
78. 78 XXII. WEDDED.Read by Stacey Malcolm 0m
79. 79 I. NATURE'S CHANGES.Read by Rapunzelina 1m
80. 80 II. THE TULIP.Read by proboomer 0m
81. 81 III. [A light exists in spring]Read by proboomer 1m
82. 82 IV. THE WAKING YEAR.Read by proboomer 1m
83. 83 V. TO MARCH.Read by proboomer 1m
84. 84 VI. MARCH.Read by proboomer 0m
85. 85 VII. DAWN.Read by proboomer 0m
86. 86 VIII. [A murmur in the trees to note]Read by proboomer 1m
87. 87 IX. [Morning is the place for dew]Read by proboomer 0m
88. 88 X. [To my quick ear the leaves conferred]Read by proboomer 0m
89. 89 XI. A ROSE.Read by proboomer 0m
90. 90 XII. [High from the earth I heard a bird]Read by nighthawks 1m
91. 91 XIII. COBWEBS.Read by nighthawks 0m
92. 92 XIV. A WELL.Read by nighthawks 1m
93. 93 XV. [To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee]Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
94. 94 XVI. THE WIND.Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
95. 95 XVII. [A dew sufficed itself]Read by Bruce Kachuk 0m
96. 96 XVIII. THE WOODPECKER.Read by Anthony Will 0m
97. 97 XIX. A SNAKE.Read by Anthony Will 0m
98. 98 XX. [Could I but ride indefinite]Read by Anthony Will 0m
99. 99 XXI. THE MOON.Read by Anthony Will 1m
100. 100 XXII. THE BAT.Read by Anthony Will 0m
101. 101 XXIII. THE BALLOON.Read by nighthawks 1m
102. 102 XXIV. EVENING.Read by nighthawks 1m
103. 103 XXV. COCOON.Read by nighthawks 0m
104. 104 XXVI. SUNSET.Read by nighthawks 0m
105. 105 XXVII. AURORA.Read by proboomer 1m
106. 106 XXVIII. THE COMING OF NIGHT.Read by proboomer 1m
107. 107 XXIX. AFTERMATH.Read by proboomer 0m
108. 108 I. [This world is not conclusion]Read by Rapunzelina 0m
109. 109 II. [We learn in the retreating]Read by proboomer 0m
110. 110 III. [They say that 'time assuages']Read by proboomer 0m
111. 111 IV. [We cover thee, sweet face.]Read by nighthawks 1m
112. 112 V. ENDING.Read by nighthawks 0m
113. 113 VI. [The stimulus, beyond the grave]Read by nighthawks 0m
114. 114 VII. [Given in marriage unto thee]Read by nighthawks 0m
115. 115 VIII. [That such have died enables us]Read by nighthawks 0m
116. 116 IX. [They won't frown always]Read by nighthawks 0m
117. 117 X. IMMORTALITY.Read by nighthawks 0m
118. 118 XI. [The distance that the dead have gone]Read by nighthawks 0m
119. 119 XII. [How dare the robins sing]Read by Dar'Keith Lofton 0m
120. 120 XIII. DEATH.Read by nighthawks 0m
121. 121 XIV. UNWARNED.Read by nighthawks 1m
122. 122 XV. [Each that we lose takes part of us]Read by Rosenfinken 0m
123. 123 XVI. [Not any higher stands the grave]Read by Rosenfinken 0m
124. 124 XVII. ASLEEP.Read by Rosenfinken 0m
125. 125 XVIII. THE SPIRIT.Read by proboomer 0m
126. 126 XIX. THE MONUMENT.Read by proboomer 0m
127. 127 XX. [Bless God, he went as soldiers]Read by proboomer 0m
128. 128 XXI. [Immortal is an ample word]Read by proboomer 0m
129. 129 XXII. [Where every bird is bold to go]Read by Public Domain Scholar 0m
130. 130 XXIII. [The grave my little cottage is]Read by Rosenfinken 0m
131. 131 XXIV. [This was in the white of the year]Read by proboomer 0m
132. 132 XXV. [Sweet hours have perished here]Read by nighthawks 0m
133. 133 XXVI. [Me! Come! My dazzled face]Read by nighthawks 0m
134. 134 XXVII. INVISIBLE.Read by nighthawks 0m
135. 135 XXVIII. [I wish I knew that woman's name]Read by proboomer 0m
136. 136 XXIX. TRYING TO FORGET.Read by proboomer 1m
137. 137 XXX. [I felt a funeral in my brain]Read by proboomer 1m
138. 138 XXXI. [I meant to find her when I came]Read by proboomer 0m
139. 139 XXXII. WAITING.Read by Katherine Hust 0m
140. 140 XXXIII. [A sickness of this world it most occasions]Read by proboomer 0m
141. 141 XXXIV. [Superfluous were the sun]Read by Public Domain Scholar 0m
142. 142 XXXV. [So proud she was to die]Read by Helen Cole 0m
143. 143 XXXVI. FAREWELL.Read by Helen Cole 0m
144. 144 XXXVII. [The dying need but little, dear]Read by Helen Cole 0m
145. 145 XXXVIII. DEAD.Read by proboomer 0m
146. 146 XXXIX. [The soul should always stand ajar]Read by proboomer 0m
147. 147 XL. [Three weeks passed since I had seen her]Read by proboomer 0m
148. 148 XLI. [I breathed enough to learn the trick]Read by proboomer 0m
149. 149 XLII. [I wonder if the sepulchre]Read by proboomer 0m
150. 150 XLIII. JOY IN DEATH.Read by Helen Cole 0m
151. 151 XLIV. [If I may have it when it's dead]Read by Phil Schempf 0m
152. 152 XLV. [Before the ice is in the pools]Read by Phil Schempf 0m
153. 153 XLVI. DYING.Read by Phil Schempf 1m
154. 154 XLVII. [Adrift! A little boat adrift!]Read by Phil Schempf 0m
155. 155 XLVIII. [There's been a death in the opposite house]Read by Phil Schempf 1m
156. 156 XLIX. [We never know we go]Read by Katherine Hust 0m
157. 157 L. THE SOUL'S STORM.Read by Katherine Hust 0m
158. 158 LI. [Water is taught by thirst]Read by czandra 0m
159. 159 LII. THIRST.Read by czandra 0m
160. 160 LIII. [A clock stopped — not the mantel's]Read by evieperry 1m
161. 161 LIV. CHARLOTTE BRONTË'S GRAVE.Read by evieperry 1m
162. 162 LV. [A toad can die of light!]Read by evieperry 0m
163. 163 LVI. [Far from love the Heavenly Father]Read by nighthawks 0m
164. 164 LVII. SLEEPING.Read by nighthawks 0m
165. 165 LVIII. RETROSPECT.Read by czandra 1m
166. 166 LIX. ETERNITY.Read by PaulGrancio 0m

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