Poems of Optimism
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[edit] Poems of Optimism
[edit] War
- Greater Britain
- Belgium
- Knitting
- Mobilisation
- Neutral
- A book for the King
- The men-made gods
- The Ghosts
- The poet's theme
- Europe
- After
- The peace angel
- Peace should not come
[edit] Miscellaneous
- The Winds of Fate
- Beauty
- The invisible helpers
- To the women of Australia
- Replies
- Earth bound
- A successful man
- Unsatisfied
- Separation
- To the teachers of the young
- Beauty making
- On Avon's breast I saw a stately swan
- The little go-cart
- I am running forth to meet you
- Martyrs of peace
- Home
- The eternal now
- If I were a man, a young man
- We must send them out to play
- Protest
- Reward
- This is my task
- The statue
- Behold the earth
- What they saw
- His last letter
- A Dialogue
- A wish
- Justice
- An Old Song
- Oh, poor, sick world
- Praise day
- Interlude
- The land of the gone-away-souls
- The harp’s song
- The pendulum
- An old-fashioned type
- The sword
- Love and the seasons
- A naughty little comet
- The last dance
- A Vagabond Mind
- My flower room
- My faith
- Arrow and bow
- If we should meet him
- Faith
- The secret of prayer
- The Answer
- A Vision
- The second coming (Wilcox)
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