This is a volume of poetry by a poet only going by the initial "L.". The poems are veried in tone and subject, set in different parts of the British Isles and Europe. Most of them have a historic background, though set several centuries after the titular "Dark Ages". - Summary by Carolin
The Dark AgesThe Bells of VeniceAn Ancient ChurchTo the English GipsiesAutumn DyingThe Departure for CytheraThe Village CherubLady Day near BignorA Cottage InscriptionA Memory of Ireland'Tír Nan Óg'A Highland DayTo the FirsGood-ByeThe Fairy Glen RevisitedWaitingNear HaarlemThe Tomb of Saint Augustine at PaviaModern FlorenceTo DanteTo PetrarchTo a Lady of the Eighteenth CenturyThe 'Liberal' DivineThe QuarrelThe Old FountainLove and DeathVioletsThe Gardens of the SoulA Man to Childish ThingsThe KnightHopesThe PathThe Call to BethlehemA Christmas LullabyTo the Holy ChildMater AmabilisSaint StephenSaint John at EphesusThe Little ChildrenThe CircumcisionThe Return of the MagiAtonementCalvary'The Desert shall Blossom'ResurrectionThe AscensionA Hymn to the Holy Spirit'Adora et Tace'The Refuge of the WanderingThe Legend of St. ChristopherThe Light InvisibleOnwardThe Faithful DepartedLetheAve Atque Vale
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