Poems (Robert Underwood Johnson)

I. THE WINTER HOUR, AND OTHER POEMS. Invocation: To the Gorse The Winter Hour With Interludes: Hearth-Song. The Lost Rose. A Madonna of Dagnan-Bouveret. Love in Italy. A Spring Prelude Before the Blossom Love in the Calendar A September Violet September's Eve October In November On Nearing Washington "As a Bell in a Chime" In the Dark Good Measure of Love Noblesse Oblige On a Candidate Accused of Youth. (Theodore Roosevelt: 1886.) Washington Hymn. (Sung at the laying of the corner-stone of the Washington Memorial Arch, New York, May 30, 1890.) To Ralph Waldo Emerson. (On the Death of Garfield.) Illusions To-morrow Inscription for a Burial Urn Quality Luck and Work On a Great Poet's Obscurity Written in Emerson's Poems Amiel. (The "Journal Intime.") "The Guest of the Evening." (Read at the dinner to Richard Watson Gilder, on his birthday, February 8, 1884.) Salvini For Tears Apprehensions Browning at Asolo At Sea Moods of the Soul I. In Time of Victory. II. In Time of Defeat. To Leonora. (At her Debut, October 1 8, 1891.) Herbert Mapes. (Drowned August 23, 1891.) A Wish for New France Divided Honors. (Written for the dinner to James Whitcomb Riley at Indianapolis, October 18, 1888.) A Tracer for J*** B