CONTENTS. THE CIRCLES I - i THE PARADOX A FAREWELL NIGHT AND SLEEP . i THE M ORNINGC ALL. SAINTV ALENTINESD AY . THE STORM . V , ADREAM . . l I ZTN A A ND THE MOON THE YEAR . S THE TRIBUTE THE DAY AFTER TO-MORROW THE JOYFUL WISDOM . BACK TO ENGLAND . . THE CHASE . . A THUNDE S R H OWER LOVE JU STIFIED WINTER LOVE SERVICEABLE . MA BELLE . A WARNING . , . . . SARUMP LAIN . L WIND AND WAVE . , DAWN REJECTED . MIGNONNE . THEF OREIG L N A ND . THE TOYS . . PAGE 45 47 . 50 52 54 57 60 62 64 68 . 69 viii CONTENTS. THE AZALEA. . LOVES IMMORTALITY LOVE I S ENOUGH . PAIN . FELIX TO HONORIA . MAGNA ES T VERITAS . LIFE OF LIFE TO THE UNKNOWENR OS . LOVE THINKING To THE BODY . THEO BSCURHE OPE. DELICIIE SAPIENTIE DE AMORE . LOVES REALITY . . , A WEDDINGS ERMON THEN URSLING OF CIVILITY. SPONSAD EI . AUREA DICTA . ARBOR VITB . - . . LADYC LITHEROE TO EMILYG RAHAM PACE 162 164 165 167 2 FLORILEGIUM AMANTIS. In dim recesses hyacinths droopd, And breadths of primrose lit the air, Which, wandering through the woodland, stoopd And gatherd perfumes here and there Upon the spray the squirrel swung, And careless songsters, six or seven, Sang lofty songs the leaves among, Fit for their only listener, Heaven. Nidle poet, here and there, A Looks round him but, for all the rest, The world, unfathomably fair, Is duller than a witlings jest. Love wakes men, once a lifetime each They lift their heavy lids, and look And, 10, what one sweet page can teach They read with joy, then shut the book. . And some give thanks, and some blaspheme, And most forget but, either way, That and the Childs unheeded dream IS all the light of all their day.