| EARLIER AND LATER POEMS
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| The New Judas |
49
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| I see His Blood upon the Rose |
50
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| The Stars sang in God’s Garden |
51
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| I saw the Sun at Midnight |
52
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| It is her Voice who dwells within the Emerald Wall and Sapphire House of Flame |
53
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| A Wave of the Sea |
54
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| White Waves on the Water |
55
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| This Heritage to the Race of Kings |
56
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| 1841-1891 |
57
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| 1867 |
58
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| To Caitílín ní huallacháin—The Little Black Rose shall be Red at last |
59
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| Nomina Sunt Consequentia Rerum |
61
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| My Lady has the Grace of Death |
63
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| O Lovely Heart |
64
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| I love you with my every Breath |
65
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| O Bright! thy Stateliness and Grace |
66
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| White Dove of the Wild Dark Eyes |
67
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| My Soul is Sick with Longing |
68
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| When all the Stars become a Memory |
70
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| Your Pride |
71
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| If I should need to tear aside |
72
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| When I am Dead |
73
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| The Claim that has the Canker on the Rose |
74
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| Your Fault |
75
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| There is no Deed I would not dare |
78
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| New Love |
80
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| Before the Glory of your Love |
81
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| To Grace—On the morning of her christening, April 7th, 1916 |
82
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| Prothalamion |
83
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| See the Crocus’ Golden Cup |
84
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| Obscurity and Poetry |
85
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