Then stooping to the hut--a beehive round-- God entered in and saw upon the ground The dusty garland, Adam, (learned to weave) Had loving placed upon the head of Eve Before the terror came, when joyous they Could look for God at closing of the day Profound and happy. So the Mighty Guest Rent, took, and placed the blossoms in His breast. 'This,' said He gently, 'I shall show My queen When she hath grown to Me in space serene, And say "'twas worn by Eve."' So, smiling fair, He spread abroad His wings upon the air. * * * * * ROBERT CALVERLEY TREVELYAN DIRGE Gone is he now. One flower the less Is left to make For thee less lone Earth's wilderness, Where thou Must still live on. What hath been, ne'er May be again. Yet oft of old, To cheat despair, Tales false and fair In vain Of death were told. O vain belief! O'erweening dreams! Trust not fond hope, Nor think that bliss Which neither seems, Nor is, Aught else than grief. * * * * * BIBLIOGRAPHY (These lists, which include poetical works only, are in some cases incomplete.) LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE Interludes and Poems. John Lane. 1908 Mary and the Bramble. Published by the Author. 1910 The Sale of St. Thomas. " " 1911 Emblems of Love. John Lane. 1912 Deborah (three act play) " " 1912 GORDON BOTTOMLEY The Crier by Night (one act play). Unicorn Press. 1902. (Out of print.) [1] Midsummer Eve (one act pastoral) Peartree Press. 1905 The Riding to Lithend (one act play) " " 1909 The Gate of Smaragdus. Elkin Mathews. 1904 Chambers of Imagery (First Series). " 1907 Chambers of Imagery (Second Series). " 1912 A Vision of Giorgione. T. B. Mosher (Portland, Maine, U.S.A.). 1910 RUPERT BROOKE Poems. Sidgwick and Jackson. 1911 G. K. CHESTERTON The Wild Knight. Grant Richards. 1900 The Ballad of the White Horse. Methuen. 1911 WILLIAM H. DAVIES The Soul's Destroyer. Alston Rivers. 1906 New Poems. Elkin Mathews. 1907 Nature Poems A. C. Fifield. 1908 Farewell to Poesy. " " 1910 Songs of Joy. " " 1911 WALTER DE LA MARE Songs of Childhood. Longmans. 1902 Poems. Murray. 1906 The Listeners. Constable. 1912 JOHN DRINKWATER