THE LITTLE SALAMANDER
When I go free, 9
THE SUNKEN GARDEN
Speak not--whisper not; 10
THE RIDDLERS
‘Thou Solitary!’ the Blackbird cried, 11
MRS. GRUNDY
‘Step very softly, sweet Quiet-foot, 13
THE DARK HOUSE
See this house, how dark it is 15
MISTRESS FELL
‘Whom seek you here, sweet Mistress Fell?’ 16
THE STRANGER
In the woods as I did walk, 18
THE FLIGHT
How do the days press on, and lay 19
THE REMONSTRANCE
I was at peace until you came 20
THE EXILE
I am that Adam who, with Snake for guest, 21
EYES
O Strange Devices that alone divide 22
THE TRYST
Why in my heart, O grief, 23
THE OLD MEN
Old and alone, sit we, 25
THE FOOL’S SONG
Never, no, never, listen too long, 26
THE DREAMER
O Thou who giving helm and sword, 27
MOTLEY
Come, Death, I’d have a word with thee; 28
TO E. T.: 1917.
You sleep too well--too far away, 31
ALEXANDER
It was the great Alexander, 32
FOR ALL THE GRIEF
For all the grief I have given with words 34
FAREWELL
When I lie where shades of darkness 35
CLEAR EYES
Clear eyes do dim at last, 36
MUSIC
When Music sounds, gone is the earth I know, 37
IN A CHURCHYARD
As children bidden to go to bed 38
TWO HOUSES
In the strange city of life 39