Louise Imogen Guiney was an American poet, well-connected in the art of her time. Much of her life was spent in England, mostly at London and Oxford. This volume of poems contains, among other poems, 24 sonnets written in those two cities. - Summary by Carolin
London - I. On First Entering Westminster AbbeyLondon - II. FogLondon - III. Saint Peter-ad-VinculaLondon - IV. Strikers in Hyde ParkLondon - V. Changes in the TempleLondon - VI. The Lights of LondonLondon - VII. DovesLondon - VIII. In the Reading-Room of the British MuseumLondon - IX. Sunday Chimes in the CityLondon - X. A Porch in BelgraviaLondon - XI. York StairsLondon - XII. In the DocksOxford - I. The Tow-PathOxford - II. The Old Dial of CorpusOxford - III. Ad AntiquariumOxford - IV. Rooks in New College GardensOxford - V. On the Pre-Reformation Churches about OxfordOxford - VI. On the Same (continued)Oxford - VII. A December WalkOxford - VIII. Undertones at MagdalenOxford - IX. Port MeadowOxford - X. Martyrs’ MemorialOxford - XI. A Last ViewOxford - XII. RetrievalA Ballad of KenelmTwo Irish Peasant SongsIn a Ruin, after a ThunderstormTo a ChildIn a Perpendicular ChurchA Seventeenth-Century SongColumba and the StorkThe ChantryApril in GovilonOn Leaving WinchesterOn the Cenotaph of the Prince Imperial in Saint George’s ChapelOf Joan’s YouthPassing the MinsterThe Yew-TreeShropshire LandscapeThe Graham Tartan to a GrahamIn a London StreetAthassel AbbeyRomans in DorsetTo Henry Howard, Earl of SurreyFor Izaak WaltonA Footnote to a Famous LyricA Memory of a Breconshire ValleyWrit in my Lord Clarendon’s 'History of the Rebellion'A Last Word on ShelleyAn Epitaph for William HazlittEmily BrontëPax PaganicaValediction: R. L. S., 1894
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