Dreams and Dust
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PROEM
DAYLIGHT HUMORS
- This Is Another Day
- April Song
- The Earth, It Is Also a Star
- The Name
- The Birth
- A Mood of Pavlowa
- The Pool
- "They Had No Poet"
- New York
- A Hymn
- The Singer
- Words Are Not Guns
- With the Submarines
- Nicholas of Montenegro
- Dickens
- A Politician
- The Bayonet
- The Butchers At Prayer
SHADOWS
- Haunted
- A Nightmare
- The Mother
- In the Bayou
- The Sailor's Wife Speaks
- Hunted
- A Dream Child
- Across the Night
- Sea Changes
- The Tavern of Despair
COLORS AND SURFACES
- A Golden Lad
- The Sage and the Woman
- News from Babylon
- A Rhyme of the Roads
- The Land of Yesterday
- October
- Chant of the Changing Hours
DREAMS AND DUST
- Selves
- The Wages
- In Mars, What Avatar?
- The God-maker, Man
- Unrest
- The Piltdown Skull
- The Seeker
- The Awakening
- A Song of Men
- The Nobler Lesson
- At Last
LYRICS
- "King Pandion, He Is Dead"
- David to Bathsheba
- The Jesters
- "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary"
- The Triolet
- From the Bridge
- "Paladins, Paladins, Youth Noble-hearted"
- "My Lands, Not Thine"
- To a Dancing Doll
- Lower New York--a Storm
- At Sunset
- A Christmas Gift
- Silvia
- The Explorers
- Early Autumn
- "Time Steals from Love"
- The Rondeau
- Visitors
- The Parting
- An Open Fire
- Realities
- The Struggle
- The Rebel
- The Child and the Mill
- "Sic Transit Gloria Mundi"
- The Comrade
- Envoi
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