A bow of promise ’mid the shower;
Though from me fortune fall away,
By Hope itself disowned, forsaken,
Whilst thou art spared by pale decay,
I rest in peace, secure, unshaken.
CONTENTS.
| Proem | [9] |
| Disenchantment | [12] |
| Elfin Land. Part I. | [17] |
| Part II. | [28] |
| Inscription | [37] |
| The Teutonic Minstrel’s Tomb | [38] |
| Invocation | [40] |
| Ionia | [41] |
| Threnody | [46] |
| Concetto | [49] |
| The Lay of the Condemned Spirit in Dante | [50] |
| Love’s Labor Lost | [51] |
| The Plague in Summer | [55] |
| Euthanasia | [57] |
| The Forgotten | [58] |
| To W. P. R. | [60] |
| The Song of Eneas’ Men | [62] |
| The Authoress of the Mysteries of Udolpho | [64] |
| Monody of the Countess of Nettlestede | [65] |
| Close, close by Aidenn | [69] |
| Pan and Laïs | [71] |
| Athens | [76] |
| Achilles’ Song | [77] |
| Anastasius | [78] |
| Cymindis | [82] |
| The Cemetery in Summer | [85] |
| All hail, my gentle, etc. | [88] |
| The Singing Masons at Crocusburg | [90] |
| Agimur Fatis | [92] |
| A Hermitage | [94] |
| I saw a snake-girt, etc. | [95] |
| Lucifer Redux | [97] |
| Ansaldo’s Garden | [100] |
| The Dying Moslem | [102] |
| Mdcccxlviii-ix | [104] |
| The Autumnal Ride | [110] |
| To —— | [113] |
| Suggested by a Head of Achilles, in Sir Wm. Gell’s Pompeii | [115] |
| Psyche | [117] |
| The Seraph’s Holiday | [118] |
| Morning | [121] |
| Autumn | [123] |
| O Power of Music | [125] |
| Dreams | [127] |
| The Penitent | [129] |
| Ocean, thou art disenchanted | [131] |
| Twilight in Egypt | [133] |
| Ariel’s Song | [135] |
| Where abid’st thou, Prophet mighty | [137] |
| On her Monumental Scroll | [139] |
| The Indian Summer | [141] |
| Hymn to Phosphor | [143] |
| To the Cricket | [145] |
| Booth’s Richard | [147] |
| L’Envoi | [149] |