The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 1 (of 5): Lyrics and old world idylls — John Shaqi
The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 1 (of 5): Lyrics and old world idyllsCawein, Madison Julius
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The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 1 (of 5): Lyrics and old world idylls
Cawein, Madison Julius
American poetry
ACCOLON OF GAUL 219
AFTER THE TOURNAMENT 340
AN EPISODE 440
ARABAH 458
AT THE CORREGIDOR'S 437
BEHRAM AND EDDETMA 476
BLIND HARPER, THE 345
CHILDE RONALD 347
DARK TOWER, THE 342
DAUGHTER OF MERLIN, THE 363
DEMON LOVER, THE 358
DREAM OF SIR GALAHAD, THE 335
FORESTER, THE 371
GERALDINE 431
ISOLT 329
KHALIF AND THE ARAB, THE 450
KNIGHT-ERRANT, THE 368
LADY OF THE HILLS, THE 356
MAMELUKE, THE 466
MOATED MANSE, THE 391
MORGAN LE FAY 353
MY LADY OF VERNE 422
NORMAN KNIGHT, THE 448
OLD TALE RETOLD, AN 409
PEREDUR, THE SON OF EVRAWC 307
PORTRAIT, THE 471
PRINCESS OF THULE, A 360
ROMAUNT OF THE ROSES 468
ROSICRUCIAN, THE 445
SEVEN DEVILS, THE 460
SLAVE, THE 443
THAMUS 462
TO R. E. LEE GIBSON 217
TORQUEMADA 485
TRISTRAM TO ISOLT 365
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
"IT SHALL GO HARD WITH HIM THROUGH THEE,
UNCONQUERABLE BLADE" _Frontispiece_
PAGE
SHE RAISED HER OBLONG LUTE AND SMOTE SOME
CHORDS (See page 230) 124
IN HER ECSTASY A LOVELY DEVIL (See page 303) 250
AND GRASPED OF BOTH WILD HANDS, SWUNG
TRENCHANT (See page 285) 374
LYRICS
_Wine-warm winds that sigh and sing
Led me, wrapped in many moods,
Through the green, sonorous woods
Of belated spring._
_Till I came where, glad with heat,
Waste and wild the fields were strewn,
Olden as the olden moon,
At my weary feet._
_Wild and white with starry bloom,
One far milky-way that dashed,
When some mad wind down it flashed,
Into billowy foam._
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