This is a 1916 volume of poetry by George Sterling, split into four parts. The first part consists of 33 of the fantastic poems for which Sterling was so famous, followed by three poems on the Panama-Pacific Exposition and four Personal Poems, and concluded with 43 poems on the then ongoing First World War. - Summary by Carolin
The WitchTo TwilightHenriConspiracyIndian SummerBallad of the Fatal WordOn the Sale of the Love-Letters of a Dead PoetMediatrixA Dog Waits His Dead MistressHumility in ArtAn Autumn ThrushThe Fall of the YearOctoberIn AutumnThe Caged EagleTime and TearsTo an Old NurseTo the Mummy of the Lady IsisThe Ramparts and the RoseOn a Portrait of LincolnThe TrystA Yellow RoseShakespeareThe Shadow of NirvanaThe ReturnMolochThree Sonnets on SleepManOn a City StreetIllusionEssential NightThe GleanerCaliforniaOde on the OpeningThe BuildersThe Evanescent CityFrank UngerTo Xavier Martinez, PainterThe Light-GiverTo Margaret AnglinThe Song of the ValkyrsThe Death of Wilhelm IIEarth's AnthemTo GermanyBetrayalBelgium, August, 1914England, August, 1914To the War-LordsThe War-GodThe Little FarmThe House of War'As it was in the Beginning'To BelgiumThe Two PrayersAftermathThe War-MachineBombardmentGermanyThe Death-ChordsThe FeastWar's MusicThe AeroplaneBefore DawnThe TurkThe New KingsTo FranceThe Night of ManTo the Allied ArmsThe Battlefield at NightKingshipThe Death of Rupert BrookeThe HelotsThe Crown-Prince at VerdunBefore Dawn in AmericaGun-PracticeTo EnglandCivilization at BayThe Day of DecisionBroadway, New York, 1916The 'Lusitania'War, The PastWar, The PresentWar, The Future
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