Poems

Richard Garnett

Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1893 - English poetry - 172 pages

Contents

• PRELUDE: 1
• WINE AND SLEEP: 8
• MELUSINA: 14
• SICILIAN OCTAVES: 20
• THE ISLAND OF SHADOWS: 29
• THE LOST POETRY OF SAPPHO: 35
• THE FRIEND OF GREECE: 39
• NAUSICAA: 45
• A PERSIANS THOUGHT: 51
• THE KELPIE AND THE WRECKER: 57
• A MELODY: 63
• THE HARPY AND THE PANDARIDE: 71
• THE SIREN: 73
• THE DIVERS STORY: 79
• ECHO AND NARCISSUS: 85
• THE BALLAD OF THE BOAT: 91
• RAJAH AND RYOT: 97
• THE LYRICAL POEM: 104
• APOLLO IN TEMPE III: 111
• THE NIX: 118
• MUSIC: 124
• SHADOWS BEFORE: 130
• THE SANDS OF TIME: 131
• A DOUBTFUL PROSPECT: 137
• CAMOENS IN BANISHMENT: 143
• ENDYMION: 149
• DIANS WAYS: 150
• LINES AT BOSCOMBE: 160
• WITH AN INDIAN LAMP: 166

Popular passages

Page 92 - When shall we find the bay? The moon is high up in the sky, and now no more we see The spreading river's either bank, and surging distantly There booms a sullen thunder as of breakers far away. Now shall the sandy bar be cross'd, now shall we find the bay!‎

Bibliographic information

• Title: Poems
• Author: Richard Garnett
• Illustrated by: J. Illingworth Kay
• Publisher: Elkin Mathews & John Lane, 1893
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Mar 3, 2006
• Length: 172 pages