DEAD GODS 64

CALL TO YOUR MATE, BOB-WHITE 68

THE DYING POET 70

THE OUTCAST 73

APRIL 76

AUGUST GUESTS 78

TO A DOVE 79

AT TINTERN ABBEY 81

OH, GO NOT OUT 83

HUMAN LOVE 85

ASHORE 86

THE VICTORY 88

AT WINTER'S END 89

MOTHER-LOVE 91

TO A SINGING WARBLER 93

SONGS TO A. H. R.:
I. THE WORLD'S, AND MINE 95
II. LOVE-CALL IN SPRING 96
III. MATING 97
IV. UNTOLD 98
V. LOVE-WATCH 99
VI. AT AMALFI 99
VII. ON THE PACIFIC 101

THE ATONER 103

TO THE SPRING WIND 104

THE RAMBLE 105

RETURN 108

LISETTE 111

FROM ONE BLIND 113

IN A CEMETERY 114

WAKING 116

STORM-EBB 117

LINGERING 119

FAUN-CALL 121

THE LIGHTHOUSEMAN 123

SERENITY 125

WANTON JUNE 127

SPIRIT OF RAIN 129

TEARLESS 131

SUNSET-LOVERS 133

THE EMPTY CROSS 135

UNBURTHENED 137

TO HER WHO SHALL COME 139

STORM-TWILIGHT 142

SLAVES 143

AVOWAL TO THE NIGHTINGALE 144

BEFORE AUTUMN 147

FULFILMENT 149

LAST SIGHT OF LAND 151

SILENCE 153

SONG-SURF

WITH OMAR

I sat with Omar by the Tavern door,
Musing the mystery of mortals o'er,
And soon with answers alternate we strove
Whether, beyond death, Life hath any shore.

"_Come, fill the cup," said he. "In the fire of Spring
Your Winter-garment of Repentance fling.
The Bird of Time has but a little way
To flutter--and the Bird is on the Wing._"

"The Bird of Time?" I answered. "Then have I
No heart for Wine. Must we not cross the Sky
Unto E