Transcribed from the 1917 Burns & Oates Ltd edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org
A FATHER OF WOMEN
and other poems
by
Alice Meynell
BURNS & OATES Ltd
28 Orchard Street
London W
1917
A Father of Women | Page [7] |
Length of Days: To the Early Dead in Battle | |
Nurse Edith Cavell | |
Summer in England, 1914 | |
To Tintoretto in Venice | |
A Thrush Before Dawn | |
The Two Shakespeare Tercentenaries | |
To O—, of her Dark Eyes | |
The Treasure | |
A Wind of Clear Weather in England | |
In Sleep | |
The Divine Privilege | |
Free Will | |
The Two Questions | |
The Lord’s Prayer | |
Easter Night | |
A FATHER OF WOMEN
Ad Sororem E. B.
“Thy father was transfused into thy blood.”
Dryden: Ode to Mrs. Anne Killigrew.
Our father works in us,
The daughters of his manhood. Not undone
Is he, not wasted, though transmuted thus,
And though he left no son.