This is Sara Teasdale's third published collection of poetry. The collection was published in 1915, and contains the famous poem "I Shall Not Care", the melancholy and dark tone of which is often connected with her suicide in 1933. - Summary by Carolin
Spring NightThe FlightNew Love and OldThe LookSpringThe Lighted WindowThe KissSwansThe Old MaidFrom the Woolworth TowerAt NightThe YearsPeaceAprilComeMoodsApril SongMay DayCrownedTo a Castilian SongBroadwayA Winter BluejayIn a RestaurantJoyIn a Railroad StationIn the TrainTo One AwaySongDeep in the NightThe India WharfI Shall Not CareDesert PoolsLongingPityAfter PartingEnoughAlchemyFebruaryMorningMay NightDusk in JuneLove-FreeSummer Night, RiversideIn a Subway StationAfter LoveDooryard RosesA PrayerIndian SummerThe Sea WindThe CloudThe Poor HouseNew Year's Dawn - BroadwayThe StarDoctorsThe Inn of EarthIn the Carpenter's ShopThe Carpenter's SonThe Mother of a PoetRivers to the SeaIn Memoriam F.O.S.TwilightSwallow FlightThoughtsTo Dick, on his Sixth BirthdayTo RoseThe FountainThe RoseDreams'I Am Not Yours'Pierrot's SongNight in ArizonaDusk in War TimeSpring in War TimeWhile I MayDebtFrom the NorthThe Lights of New YorkSea LongingThe RiverLeavesThe AnswerOver the RoofsA CryChanceImmortalAfter DeathTestamentGiftsFrom the SeaVignettes OverseasSappho
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