Poetry · 1906
Songs, Merry and Sad
Songs, Merry and Sad, first published in 1906, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
Contents
- The Bride
- “Oh, Ask Me Not”
- Isabel
- To—
- To Melvin Gardner: Suicide
- Away Down Home
- For Jane’s Birthday
- A Secret
- The Old Bad Woman
- Valentine
- A Photograph
- Jesse Covington
- An Idyl
- Home Songs
- M. W. Ransom
- Protest
- Oblivion
- Now!
- Tommy Smith
- Before Bedtime
- “If I Could Glimpse Him”
- Attraction
- Love’s Fashion
- Alcestis
- Reminiscence
- Sonnet
- Lines
- An Easter Hymn
- A Christmas Hymn
- When I Go Home
- Odessa
- Trifles
- Sunburnt Boys
- Gray Days
- An Invalid
- A Caged Mocking-Bird
- Dawn
- Harvest
- Two Pictures
- October
- The Old Clock
- Tear Stains
- A Prayer
- She Being Young
- Paul Jones
- The Drudge
- The Wife
- Vision
- September
- Barefooted
- Pardon Time
- The Rattlesnake
- The Prisoner
- Sonnet
- Folk Song
- “97”: The Fast Mail
- Sundown
- At Sea
- L’envoi
- Notes
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