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Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 18

• The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 3 (of 5) 162
• The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 5 (of 5) 131
• The Poems of Madison Cawein, Volume 2 (of 5) 108
• Blooms of the Berry 71
• Poems 57
• The Triumph of Music, and Other Lyrics 56
• Myth and Romance: Being a Book of Verses 48
• The Cup of Comus: Fact and Fancy 48
• The Garden of Dreams 45
• Kentucky Poems 36
• Weeds by the Wall: Verses 35
• Shapes and Shadows 26
• Days and Dreams: Poems 24
• Undertones 22
• A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems 19
• Accolon of Gaul, with Other Poems 19
• Idyllic Monologues: Old and New World Verses 17
• An Ode 2

La Biblioteca 926

• A Ballad — of Sweethearts
• A Belgian Christmas — The "happy year" of 1914
• A blown rose
• 'A broken rainbow on the skies of may'
• A Cameo
• A Cavalier's Toast
• A Character
• A. D. Nineteen hundred
• A. D. Nineteen Hundred
• A dark day of summer
• A Dirge
• A dream shape
• A Dreamer of dreams
• A Fairy Cavalier
• A fallen beech
• A flower of the fields
• A forest Idyl
• A ghost of Yesterday
• A gray day
• A Guinevere
• A Lament
• A last word
• A last word
• A Mabinogi
• A melody
• A Mood
• A Motive in gold and gray
• A night in June
• A November Sketch
• A poet's Epitaph
• A Pre-Existence
• A road song
• A rose o' the hills
• A song for old age
• A Song — for Yule
• A Southern girl
• A thought
• A twilight moth
• A twilight moth
• A Valentine
• A voice on the wind
• A voice on the wind
• Abandoned
• Above the vales
• Achievement
• Adventurers
• After death
• After long grief
• After long grief and pain
• After long Grief and pain
• After rain
• After storm
• Afterword
• Afterword
• Airy tongues
• Airy tongues
• Allurement
• Along the Ohio
• Along the Ohio
• Along the Ohio
• Along the stream
• Amadis and Oriana
• Ambition
• Ambition
• America
• Among the acres of the wood
• Among the knobs
• An Address to night
• An Anemone
• An antique
• An autumn night
• An Ode — In Commemoration of the Founding of the
• An Old Tale Re-told
• Analogies
• Andalia and the Springtime
• Answered
• Answered
• Apart
• Aphrodite
• Apocalypse
• Apportionment
• Arcana
• Argonaut
• Argonauts
• Art. [A Phantasy.]
• Artemis
• Aspiration
• Aspiration
• Assumption
• At her grave
• At last
• At last
• At moonrise
• At Nineveh
• At parting
• At Parting
• At sunset
• At sunset
• At the Corregidor'S
• At the end of the road
• At the ferry
• At the lane's End
• At the lane’s end
• At the Sign of the skull
• At the stile
• At the stile
• At twenty-one
• At twilight
• Aubade
• August
• Authorities
• Autumn
• Autumn sorrow
• Autumn storm
• Baby Mary
• Bare boughs
• Bare boughs
• Beautiful-Bosomed, o night
• Beauty and art
• Beech blooms
• Beech blooms
• Before the end
• Before the rain
• Before the tomb
• Behram and Eddetma
• "Below the sunset's range of rose"
• Beltenebros at Miraflores
• Beneath the beeches
• Berrying
• Bertrand de born
• Black Vesper's Pageants
• Black vesper’s Pageants
• By the trysting-beech
• By wold and wood
• Can I forget?
• Can such things be
• Cara Mia
• Carissima Mea
• Carissima Mea
• Carmen
• Caverns — Written of Colossal Cave, Kentucky
• Chant before battle
• Chatterton
• Child and father
• Chords
• Chords
• Chryselephantine
• Circe
• Clairvoyance
• Clearing
• Clouds
• “Clouds of the Autumn night”
• Cold
• Cold
• “Come to the hills”
• Communicants
• Comradery
• Comradery
• Comrades
• Conclusion
• Conscience
• Conscience
• Consecration
• Constance
• Content
• Content
• Contrasts
• Contrasts
• Creole Serenade
• Creole Serenade
• Dawn
• Dawn
• Day and night
• Days and days
• Days and days
• Days and dreams
• Days come and go
• Dead and gone
• Dead and gone
• Dead cities
• Dead man’s run
• Dead sea fruit
• Death
• Death in life
• Deep in the forest
• Deficiency
• Deity
• Deity
• Demeter
• Der Freischutz. — Es gibt im Menschenleben Augenblicke
• Deserted
• Despair
• Despondency
• Despondency
• Dionysia
• Dionysos
• Dirge
• Dirge
• Discovery
• Disenchantment of death
• Disenchantment of death
• Distance
• Diurnal
• Dolce far — Niente
• Don Quixote — On receiving a bottle of Sherry Wine of the same name
• Dreams
• Drouth
• Drouth in Autumn
• Dum Vivimus
• Dusk
• Dusk in the woods
• Dusk in the woods
• Earth and moon
• Earth and moon
• Eidolons
• Eidolons
• Eleusinian
• Elfin
• Elphin
• Elusion
• Enchantment
• Enchantment
• Encouragement
• Encouragement
• Epilogue
• Epiphany
• Epiphany
• Esoteric beauty
• Evasion
• Evasion
• Evening on the farm
• Face to face
• Fairies
• Falerina
• Fall
• Fall
• Fall fancies
• Fern-seed
• Feud
• Field and — Forest Call
• Field and forest call
• Finale
• Finale
• Five fancies
• Floridian
• Floridian
• Flowers
• Flowers
• Forest and field
• Forevermore
• Foreword
• Fortune
• Fragments
• From Unbelief to Belief
• Frost
• Frost
• Frost
• Fulfillment
• Fulfillment
• Garden Gossip
• Gargaphie
• Genius — Loci
• Geraldine
• Geraldine, Geraldine
• Gertrude
• Gertrude
• Ghost — Stories
• Ghost weather
• Ghosts
• Ghosts
• God’s green book
• Going for the cows
• Gray November
• Gypsying
• Hackelnberg
• Haec Olim Meminisse
• Hallowe’en
• Harvesting
• Haunted
• He who loves
• Heart of my heart
• Heart of my Heart
• Heart's Encouragement
• Heat
• Heat
• Helen
• Helen
• Her eyes
• Her — Portrait
• Her prayer
• Her vesper song
• Her Vesper song
• Her violin
• Her violin
• Her Vivien eyes
• Hills of the west
• Hills of the west
• Hoar-frost
• Home
• Home
• Home again
• Hoodoo
• Hymn to — Desire
• I. Spring on the hills
• Ideal Divination
• Identities
• “If I were her lover”
• Ii. Moss and fern
• Iii. The thorn tree
• Immortelles
• Imperfection
• In a garden
• In ages past
• In an old garden
• In Arcady
• In Autumn
• In June
• IN June
• In Late fall
• In may
• In Middle Spring
• In Mythic seas
• In November
• In pearl and gold
• In solitary places
• In summer
• In the beech woods
• In the forest
• In the garden of girls
• In the lane
• In the shadow of the beeches
• In the South. [Serenade.]
• In the wildwood
• In the wood
• In winter
• In winter
• Indian summer
• Indifference
• Insomnia
• Interpreted
• Interpreted
• Intimations of the beautiful
• Invocation
• Invocation
• Ismael
• Iv. The Hamadryad
• Jotunheim
• July
• June
• Kennst du das land. — From the German of Goethe
• Kinship
• Kinship
• Knight-Errant
• Knight-Errant
• La Beale Isoud
• Lalage
• Last days
• Last days
• Late October
• Late October
• Late October woods
• Laus Deo
• Leander to Hero
• Life
• Life's — Seasons
• Life’s Seasons
• Light and wind
• Light and wind
• Light and wind
• Lilith
• Lillita
• Lines
• Lines
• Long ago
• Longing
• Lora of the vales
• Lords of the Visionary eye
• Lost love
• Lotus
• Love
• Love and a day
• Love and a day
• Love Despised
• Love Despised
• Love in a garden
• Love in a garden
• Love, the Interpreter
• Loveliness
• Lyanna
• Lydia
• Lynchers
• Lynchers
• Lynchers
• March
• Margery
• Masked
• Masks
• Mater Dolorosa
• May
• May
• Meeting and Parting
• Meeting in — Summer
• Meeting in the woods
• Memories
• Mendicants
• Mene Tekel Upharsin
• Messengers
• Messengers
• Metamorphosis
• Microcosm
• Mid-winter
• Midsummer
• Midsummer
• Midwinter
• Mignon
• Mirabile Dictu
• Miriam
• Miriam
• Mnemonics
• Mnemosyne
• Moly
• Monochromes
• Moon Fairies
• Morgan le — Fay
• Morning and night. — From "the triumph of music."
• Mosby at Hamilton
• Musagetes
• Music
• Music. [a Nocturne.]
• Music and moonlight
• Music and sleep
• Musings
• My Lady of Verne
• My romance
• My rose
• My Suit
• Mysteries
• Myth and — Romance
• Nearing Christmas
• Nepenthe
• Never (Song)
• New world Idylls
• Night
• Night
• Night
• Night
• Nightfall
• Nightshade
• Nocturne
• Noëra
• Nooning
• North beach, Florida
• November
• O Maytime woods!
• Occult
• October
• October
• October
• Of the Slums
• Of the Slums
• Old ghosts
• Old — Homes
• Old Sir John
• Olivia in the autumn
• Omens
• Omens
• On a dial
• On Chenoweth’s run
• On Old Cape Ann
• On Opening an old School volume of Horace
• On re-Reading Certain German poets
• On stony-run
• On the farm
• On the Hilltop
• On the Jellico Spur of the Cumberlands — To J. Fox, Jr
• On the Jellico-Spur. — To my friend, John Fox, Jr
• On the road
• One day and another. — Part I
• One night
• One who loved Nature
• Opium — On reading De Quincey’s “Confessions of an Opium Eater.”
• Orgie
• Orgie
• Oriental romance
• Orlando mad
• Ossian
• Ossian's Poems
• Our cause
• Out of the depths
• Overseas
• Passion
• Pastoral love
• Paths
• Paths
• Paths
• Pause
• Pause
• Peace
• Pearls
• Pearls
• Penetralia
• Perle des Jardins
• Persephone
• Pestilence
• Phantoms
• Pictured
• Pledges
• Poems of forest and field Proem
• Poems of love
• Poetry and philosophy
• Poetry and Philosophy
• Poppy and Mandragora
• Poppy and Mandragora
• Porphyrogenita
• Portents
• Praeterita
• Pre-Ordination
• Preludes
• Problems
• Problems
• Processional
• Proem
• Proem
• Proem to “Undertones”
• Prototypes
• Quatrains
• Quatrains
• Quatrains
• Quatrains
• Quatrains — Poetry
• Questionings
• Questionings
• Qui Docet, Discit
• Quiet
• Quiet lanes
• “Quo Vadis”
• "Quo Vadis"
• Rain
• Rain
• Rain and wind
• Rain in the woods
• Rain in the woods
• Reasons
• Reasons
• Reconciliation
• Red leaves and roses
• Reed call for April
• Reincarnation
• Rembrandts
• Remembered
• Remembered
• Requiem
• Requiem
• Requiescat
• Response
• Response
• Response
• Rest
• Restraint
• Restraint
• Revealment
• Revealment
• Revelation
• Reverie
• Revisited
• Riches
• Riley — His Birthday, October the 7th, 1912
• Robert Browning
• Romance
• Romantic love
• Romaunt of — the Oak
• Rose and rue
• “Rose leaves, when the rose is dead”
• Rosemary
• Rosemary
• Satan
• Sea dreams
• Second sight
• Second sight
• Self
• Self
• Self and soul
• Senorita
• Senorita
• Senorita
• September
• Serenade
• “She is so much”
• Sibylline
• Sic Vos Non Vobis
• Simulacra
• Simulacra
• Sin
• Since then
• Since then
• Siren sands
• Sleep
• Sleep is a spirit
• Snow
• Snow — and Fire
• Some summer days
• Song
• Song of the elf
• Song of the spirits of Spring
• Spirit of — Dreams
• Spring
• Spring
• Spring (After the German of Goethe, Faust, II)
• Spring twilight
• Spring twilight
• Spring twilight
• St. John's Eve
• Standing-stone creek
• Storm
• Storm
• Strollers
• Substratum
• Success
• Summer
• Summer
• Summer Noontide
• Sunset and storm
• Sunset clouds
• Sunset clouds
• Sunset dreams
• Sunset on the river
• Superstition
• Superstition
• Swinging
• Sylvia of the woodland
• Tabernacles
• Tempest
• The Alcalde's daughter
• The Artist
• The Awakening
• The battle
• The beautiful
• The berriers. — Morn
• The black knight
• The blind Harper
• The boy Columbus
• The broken drouth
• The Changeling
• The Chipmunk
• The city of darkness
• The closed door
• The Covered bridge
• The creaking door
• The creek
• The cross
• The cry of Earth
• The cup of Comus — Proem
• The dead day
• The death of love
• The death of love
• The dream
• The dream
• The dream of Christ
• The dream of dread
• The Dream — of Roderick
• The Dryad
• The elf's song
• The Epic
• The eve of all-Saints
• "The fairy Rade."
• The Family Burying-ground
• The Farmstead
• The Farmstead
• The Farmstead
• "The Fathers of our Fathers" — battleship Maine, blown up in Havana harbor, February 15th
• The Faun
• The Festival of the Aisne
• The feud
• The forest of dreams
• The forest spring
• The forest spring
• The forest way
• The Forester
• The Glory — and the Dream
• The — Glowworm
• The golden hour
• The grasshopper
• The Grasshopper
• The — Harvest Moon
• The haunted garden
• The haunted house
• The haunted house
• The Headless Horseman
• The heart o’ spring
• The heart o' spring
• The heart of Spring
• The heron. — Evening
• The higher brotherhood
• The Higher Brotherhood
• The hills
• The Hillside grave
• The hollow
• The house of death
• The house of fear
• The hushed house
• The Ideal
• The Idyll of the standing stone
• The Iron age
• The Iron crags
• The Isle of voices
• The jessamine and the morning-glory
• The jongleur
• The Khalif and the Arab. — A Transcript
• The king
• The Lady of the hills
• The lamp at the window
• The Land — of Illusion
• The last Scion of the House of Clare. — Year 13—
• The Last — Song
• The leaf-cricket
• The Legend of the stone
• The light and lark
• The Limnad
• The Limnad
• The lonely land
• The long room
• The lost dream
• The love of loves
• The lust of the world
• The magic purse
• The man in gray. — Written for the Reunion of the Confederate Veterans at
• The Mermaid
• The Message of the lilies
• The mill-water
• The mirror
• The Moated Manse
• The mood o' the earth
• The Naiad
• The name on the tree
• The new York Skyscraper — The Woolworth Building
• The night-wind
• The Nixes' song
• The Ohio falls
• The old Byway
• The old dreamer
• The old Farm
• The old house
• The old house by the mere
• The old man dreams
• The old spring
• The old Spring
• The old swing
• The Old — Water-Mill
• The other woman
• The owlet
• The parting
• The Passing of the beautiful
• The path to faery
• The picture
• The portrait
• The Punishment of Loke
• The Puritans' — Christmas
• The Purple — Valleys
• The quarrel
• The Quarrel
• The Quest
• The rain
• The — Rain-Crow
• The rain-Crow
• The rain-crow
• The redbird
• The ride
• The ride
• The Rising of the moon
• The Romanza
• The ruined mill
• The Screech-owl
• The sea spirit
• The shadow
• The Sirens
• The Sleeper
• The Somnambulist
• The spell
• The spirit of the forest spring
• The Spring. "O Fons Bandusiae!"
• "The sweet o' the year."
• The three Urgandas
• The toll-man's daughter
• The Triumph of music
• The Troubadour
• The Troubadour of Trebizend
• The tryst
• The Tryst
• The vale of Tempe
• The Vampire
• The Vintager
• The Wanderer
• The water-Maid
• The white evening
• The white Vigil
• The Willow bottom
• The wind
• The wind at night
• The wind of spring
• The wind of spring
• The wind of Spring
• The wind of summer
• The wind of winter
• The wind witch
• The winter moon
• The winter moon
• The witch
• The woman Speaks
• The wood
• The wood-path
• "The years wherein I never knew."
• Then and now
• Then and now
• There are faeries
• “This is the face of her”
• Three birds
• Three things
• Time and death and love
• To a Critic — R. H. S
• To a Pansy-Violet — Found Solitary Among the Hills
• To a Wind-Flower
• To a windflower
• To Autumn
• To Autumn
• To ——. "Lydia, dic, per omnes
• To-morrow
• To one reading the Morte d’Arthure
• To Revery
• TO S. McK
• To sorrow
• To sorrow
• To sorrow
• To summer
• To the locust
• Tones
• Too late
• Too late
• Touches
• Transformation
• Transformation
• Transformation
• Transmutation
• Transposed seasons
• Transubstantiation
• Transubstantiation
• Treachery
• Tristram and Isolt
• Tyranny
• Unanointed
• Unanswered
• Unattainable
• Uncalled
• Uncertainty
• Under Arcturus
• Under the hunter's moon
• Under the hunter’s moon
• Under the rose
• Under the stars and Stripes
• Unencouraged aspiration
• Unencouraged Aspiration
• Unforgotten
• Unfulfilled
• Unheard
• Unqualified
• Unqualified
• Unrequited
• Unrequited
• Unto what end
• Unutterable
• Unutterable
• Vagabonds
• Vine and sycamore
• Visions
• Voices
• Voyagers
• Waiting
• Waiting
• War-time Silhouettes
• What little things!
• What of it then
• What you will
• When Lydia — Smiles
• “When she draws near”
• When ships put out to sea
• “When the wine-cup at the lip”
• When the Wine-Cup at the Lip
• Where and what?
• Where the battle passed
• Wherefore
• Wherefore
• Which?
• Which?
• Whippoorwill time
• Why?
• Why?
• Why Should — I Pine?
• Will-o'-the-Wisp
• Will o’ the wisps
• Will o' the Wisps
• Will You — Forget?
• Wind and cloud
• Winter
• Winter
• Winter
• Winter dreams
• Witchcraft
• With the Seasons
• With the Tide
• Witnesses
• Witnesses
• Woman's Portion
• Womanhood
• Womanhood
• Woman’s love
• Wood notes
• Wood-words
• Words
• Words
• World’s Attainment
• Worship
• Wreckage
• Young September
• Youth
• Youth
• Zero
• Zyps of — Zirl