This volume contains the whole of Mrs. Meynell's
poetry: the early volume of "Preludes"; the "Poems,"
issued in 1893, of which nine impressions were printed
before 1913, when it was incorporated in the
Collected Edition; "Later Poems," issued in 1901,
also incorporated in the edition of 1913;
"Poems: Collected Edition," issued in
1913, of which the eighth impression
was printed in 1919, and a ninth with
additions in 1921; "A Father of
Women, and other Poems," issued
in 1918, and included in the
Collected Edition in 1919;
and finally "Last Poems," issued in
February, 1923.
THE CONTENTS
[In Early Spring]
[To the Beloved]
[An Unmarked Festival]
[In Autumn]
[Parted]
["Soeur Monique"]
[Regrets]
[The Visiting Sea]
[After a Parting]
[Builders of Ruins]
[Thoughts in Separation]
[The Garden]
[Your Own Fair Youth]
[The Young Neophyte]
[Spring on the Alban Hills]
[In February]
[A Shattered Lute]
[Renouncement]
[To a Daisy]
[San Lorenzo's Mother]
[The Lover Urges the Better Thrift]
[Cradle-Song at Twilight]
[Song of the Night at Daybreak]
[A Letter from a Girl to her own Old Age]
[Advent Meditation]
[The Love of Narcissus]
[To Any Poet]
[To One poem in a Silent Time]
[The Moon to the Sun]
[The Spring to the Summer]
[The Day to the Night]
[A Poet of one Mood]
[A Song of Derivations]
[Singers to Come]
[Unlinked]