Mathilde Blind
(as Claude Lake)
Poems
(1867)
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About the print version:
Poems.
By
Claude Lake.
London:
Alfred W. Bennnett
5, Bishopsgate Without.
1867.
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(dedication)
TO
JOSEPH MAZZINI,
THE PROPHET, MARTYR, AND HERO,
These Poems are Dedicated,
IN UNDYING GRATITUDE AND REVERENCE.
CONTENTS.
POEMS TO J. M.
THE TORRENT
ASPIRATIONS:--
I. I saw thee in the streets, so wan and pale
II. Each word that falleth from thy lips
III. Weeping, weary, did I wander
IV. Am I, indeed, th' Æolian harp
V. I move amid a golden cloud
VI. My soul is like a fragile flower
VII. Like to the echoes, clear and light
VIII. My heart is hushed and holy
IX. Sometimes, in the summer night
X. Like Jove's great eagle, who on giant wings
XI. Blossoms rain upon the lea
XII. Creature of moods and changes manifold
DELIGHT
A SIGH
THE WIND
ON A LETTER:--
I. Sunbeams can fling no purer brightness o'er the sea
II. Soft lies the silent fall of snow
ECHOES OF SPRING:--
I. I walk about in driving snow
II. Oft on the gleaming April days
III. Sometimes on my soul will throng
IV. Fain would I sing of each sweet sight and sound
V. There's somewhat in the loveliness of spring
VI. Oh, birds, winged voices! children of the light
VII. Oh, soft sweet air of early spring
VIII. The blooming hedge, the budding grove
IX. Like a flower-fall of rain
X. With thousand gaps the earth is split
THE ORANGE-PEEL IN THE GUTTER
QUESTION AND ANSWER
THE WANDERER
ENTANGLED
TO HOPE
INVOCATION
ODE TO A CHILD
POEMS TO J. M
I.
THE TORRENT.
OH torrent, roaring in thy giant fall,
And thund'ring grandly o'er th' opposing blocks,
Thy voice, far louder than the lion's ...
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