This is Volume 3: Nature Poems of the collected works of Madison Julius Cawein, an American poet from Kentucky. It's arranged in four sections: In The Shadow of the Beeches, Tansy and Sweet-Alyssum, Weeds by the Wall, and A Voice on the Wind. It is dedicated to "Doctor Henry A. Cottel whose kind words of friendship and approval have encouraged me most when I most needed encouragement." - Summary by Larry Wilson
PrologueIn the Shadow of the BeechesA Fallen BeechA Coigne of the ForestA House in the HillsThe WindRain in the WoodsHeatYoung SeptemberThe VintagerBlack Vesper’s PageantsA Twilight MothThe GrasshopperForest and FieldSummerIndian SummerTo SorrowNightThe Haunted HouseAutumnAlong the OhioThe Old InnThe Mill-WaterThe DreamSpring TwilightA Sleet-Storm in MayThe Heart O’ Spring''A Broken Rainbow on the Skies of May''OrgieThe FarmsteadThe Boy ColumbusNorth Beach, FloridaThe StormOn the Jellico Spur of the CumberlandsThe WhippoorwillIn the WildwoodA Hollow of the HillsBeneath the BeechesThe Bridle-PathThe Old FarmTo SummerA Gray DayThe Mood O’ the EarthNooningThe Log-BridgeAmong the KnobsThe Falls of the OhioFall FanciesLate OctoberA November WalkThe White EveningDreamsThe BrookThe Old SwingTo AutumnWinter DreamsA Flower of the FieldsOn Stony-RunHomeDusk in the WoodsComradesThe RockStanding-Stone Creek''Clouds of the Autumn Night''Then and NowBy the Trysting-BeechAfter Long Grief and PainThe Haunted WoodlandComraderyOccultWood-WordsThe Wind at NightAiry TonguesRain and WindUnder ArcturusBare BoughsA ThrenodySnowAn Old SongBaby MaryA Sunset FancyThe Fen-FireThe WoodWood NotesHills of the WestThe Wind of SpringThe Willow BottomThe Red-BirdClearingAutumn SorrowA Dark Day of SummerDays and DaysDrouth in AutumnIn SummerIn WinterOn the FarmPathsA Song in SeasonBefore the EndHoar-FrostColdThe Winter MoonThe Hillside GraveThe Covered BridgeThe Creek-RoadAbandonedOmensImperfectionArcanaFulfillmentToo LateThe WitchThe SomnambulistOpiumMusic and SleepAmbitionDespondencyDespairQuatrainsA Last WordForewordThe CricketThe Tree ToadThe Screech-OwlThe ChipmunkThe Wild IrisThe Path by the CreekAlong the StreamVoicesThe Road HomeDrouthThe Broken DrouthFeudUnanointedSunset and StormBeech BloomsWorshipUnheardReincarnationOn Chenoweth’s RunRequiescatThe QuestBefore the RainAfter RainSunset CloudsRichesThe Age of GoldA Song for LaborThe Love of LovesThree ThingsImmortellesA LullabyPestilenceMusingsThe Message of the LiliesAnthem of DawnAt the Lane’s EndEnchantmentIn the ForestCan Such Things BeKnight-ErrantThe ArtistPoetry and Philosophy''Quo Vadis''To a CriticQuatrainsThe DreamerWinterMid-WinterSpringTransformationResponseThe SwashbucklerSimulacraThe BluebirdCavernsProemA Voice on the WindThe Land of Hearts Made WholeThe Wind of SummerThe Wind of WinterThe Leaf-CricketThe OwletThe PoetSummer NoontideTo the LocustJulyEvening on the FarmUnder the Hunter’s MoonIn the LaneEpiphanyLifeMeeting in the WoodsRose and RueA Maid Who Died OldCommunicantsThe Dead DayAllurementAugustThe Bush-SparrowQuietMusicA Dream ShapeThe Old BarnThe Wood WitchMayRainFallSunset in AutumnContentOctoberDiscoveryThe Old SpringThe Forest SpringThe HillsThe Song of the ThrushTransmutationFrostAdventurersInvocationThe Death of LoveUnansweredLove, The InterpreterLove DespisedPearlsThe Woman SpeaksOf the SlumsLight and WindThe WindsTouchesEarth and MoonDuskSeptemberThe End of SummerThe Passing GloryPrototypesSuperstitionA. D. Nineteen HundredUncalledQuatrainsAfterword
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