The Inn of Dreams

The Inn of Dreams  (1911)  by Olive Custance

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THE INN OF DREAMS

BY THE SAME AUTHOR OPALS: POEMS. Fcap. 8vo. RAINBOWS: POEMS. Fcap. 8vo.

THE

INN OF DREAMS

BY

OLIVE CUSTANCE
(LADY ALFRED DOUGLAS)

LONDON: JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD
NEW YORK: JOHN LANE COMPANY. MCMXI

WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, LONDON AND BECCLES

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CONTENTS
PAGE
Dedication (Comtesse de Noailles) . . . v
The Inn of Dreams 3
The Kingdom of Heaven . . . -. . 5
A Dream 6
The Autumn Day 8
Angels 10
The Changeling n
A Song Against Care 14
" Quelque part une Enfance tres douce doit mourir " 16
Candle-Light 18
In the South ........ 20
Spring in the South . .... 22
" I am Weary, let me Sleep " . . . . .24
Grief 26
Daffodil Dawn 28
Beauty 29
The Vision 31
The Dance 33

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The Prisoner of God . . . 36

The Storm ..... . . .38

St. Anthony . 41

Black Butterflies .... 43

In Praise of Youth 45

Opal Song 47

Gifts . 48

Primrose Hill .... . 50

A Morning Song .... . 52

The Wings of Fortune .

Shadow-Nets

Peacocks. A Mood . . 56

Hyacinthus ..... . . . 58

Hylas . 61

Blue Flowers . . . . . 63

Madrigal . . . 64

Endymion ..... . 65

Dance Song . 66

A Memory . . . 67

The Photograph .... . . . 69

St. Sebastian .... 71

The Magic Mirrors 73

• Dedication
• Inn of Dreams
• The Kingdom of Heaven
• A Dream
• The Autumn Day
• Angels
• The Changeling
• A Song Against Care
• "Quelque part une Enfance très douce et mourir"
• Candle-Light
• In the South
• Spring in the South
• "I am Weary, let me Sleep"
• Grief
• Daffodil Dawn
• Beauty
• The Vision
• The Dance
• The Prisoner of God
• The Storm
• St. Anthony
• Black Butterflies
• In Praise of Youth
• Opal Song
• Gifts
• Primrose Hill
• A Morning Song
• The Wings of Fortune
• Shadow-Nets
• Peacocks. A Mood
• Hyacinthus
• Hylas
• Blue Flowers
• Madrigal
• Endymion
• Dance Song
• A Memory
• The Photograph
• St. Sebastian
• The Magic Mirrors

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