CONTENTS
| PAGE | |
| Starved Rock | [1] |
| Hymn to the Dead | [5] |
| Creation | [10] |
| The World's Desire | [13] |
| Tyrannosaurus: or Burning Letters | [16] |
| Lord Byron to Doctor Polidori | [22] |
| The Folding Mirror | [29] |
| A Woman of Forty | [33] |
| Wild Birds | [34] |
| A Lady | [36] |
| The Negro Ward | [40] |
| William Shakspeare | [44] |
| For a Play | [47] |
| Chicago | [49] |
| The Wedding Feast | [54] |
| By the Waters of Babylon | [58] |
| The Dream of Tasso | [60] |
| The Christian Statesman | [69] |
| The Lament of Sophonia | [77] |
| At Decapolis | [79] |
| Winged Victory | [83] |
| Oh you Sabbatarians! | [88] |
| Pallas Athene | [90] |
| At Sagamore Hill | [95] |
| To Robert Nichols | [101] |
| Bonnybell: The Butterfly | [103] |
| Hymn to Agni | [109] |
| Epitaph for Us | [111] |
| Botticelli to Simonetta | [114] |
| Flower in the Garden | [115] |
| Inexorable Deities | [117] |
| Arielle | [119] |
| Sounds out of Sorrow | [121] |
| Mournin' for Religion | [122] |
| Thyamis | [124] |
| I Shall Go Down into This Land | [126] |
| Spring Lake | [128] |
| The Barber of Sepo | [138] |
| They'd Never Know Me Now | [145] |
| Nel Mezzo Del Cammin | [156] |
| The Oak Tree | [160] |
| The House on the Hill | [162] |
| Washington Hospital | [163] |
| Neither Faith nor Beauty Can Remain | [170] |
STARVED ROCK
As a soul from whom companionships subside
The meaningless and onsweeping tide
Of the river hastening, as it would disown