Suppose ’twere done! _Bartholomew F. Griffin_ 115 The eager night and the impetuous winds. _Louie Untermeyer_ 43 The last farewells were said, friends hurried ashore. _Conrad Aiken_ 77 The leaves of Autumn and the buds of Spring. _Corinne Roosevelt Robinson_ 11 The rain was over and the brilliant air. _Louis Untermeyer_ 1 There’s a rhythm down the road where the elms overarch. _E. Sutton_ 110 There was a day when death to me meant tears. _Mahlon Leonard Fisher_ 135 This is the truth as I see it, my dear. _Madison Cawein_ 141 Thou lonely, dew-wet mountain road. _Florence Earle Coates_ 12 Through vales of Thrace, Peneus’ stream is flowing. _Arthur Davison Ficke_ 33 Thus drowsy Atthis, laughing at my door. _John Myers O’Hara_ 67 Under the eaves, out of the wet. _Witter Bynner_ 11 We have each other’s deathless love. _Witter Bynner_ 58 When from the brooding home. _James Oppenheim_ 51 “Wherefore, thy woe these many years. _George Sterling_ 68 Within the Jersey City shed. _Joyce Kilmer_ 137 With the first light on the skyline came the rapping of the sickles. _Ruth Guthrie Harding_ 107 With love are you gone mad, O lover of France. _Walter Conrad Arensberg_ 129 Would you lay a pattern on life and say, thus shall ye live? _James Oppenheim_ 44 Ye dead and gone great armies of the world. _Mahlon Leonard Fisher_ 130 You know deep in your heart, it could not last-- _Lydia Gibson_ 94 You mean, my friend, you do not greatly care. _Arthur Davison Ficke_ 93 FOOTNOTE: