The collected poems of James Elroy Flecker
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The Collected Poems of
James Elroy Flecker
Edited, with an introduction
by J. C. Squire
New York
Doubleday, Page & Co.
1916
PRINTED IN ENGLAND
The frontispiece to this volume is from a
photograph of the Author taken
at Beyrout in 1912
Contents
Introduction, ix
Editorial Note, xxxi
JUVENILIA
Four Translations and Adaptations from Catullus, 3
Sirmio, 8
Lucretia, 9
Glion–Noon, 15
Glion–Evening, 16
Last Love, 17
Fragments of an Ode to Shelley, 18
LATER POEMS
From Grenoble, 29
Narcissus, 30
Inscription for Arthur Rackham’s "Rip Van Winkle", 32
Envoy, 33
Rioupéroux, 34
Mignon, 35
The First Sonnet of Bathrolaire, 37
The Second Sonnet of Bathrolaire, 38
The Ballad of Hampstead Heath, 39
Litany to Satan, 42
The Translator and the Children, 45
Destroyer of Ships, Men, Cities, 46
Oxford Canal, 48
Hialmar Speaks to the Raven, 50
The Ballad of the Student in the South, 52
The Queen’s Song, 54
My Friend, 63
Ideal, 65
Mary Magdalen, 67
I Rose from Dreamless Hours, 69
Prayer, 70
The Piper, 71
To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence, 75
Heliodora, 77
Love, the Baby, 78
Resurrection, 80
Dulce Lumen, Triste Numen, Suave Lumen Luminum, 81
Joseph and Mary, 83
Donde Estan?, 88
A Western Voyage, 94
Invitation, 96
The Ballad of Camden Town, 100
Gravis Dulcis Immutabilis, 102
Fountains, 103
Dirge, 104.
The Parrot, 106
Lord Amaldos, 108
Felo-de-se, 119
The Welsh Sea, 121
In Memoriam, 122
Opportunity, 123
No Coward’s Song, 125
Pillage, 126
The Ballad of Zacho, 128
Pavlovna in London, 130
The Sentimentalist, 133
Don Juan in Hell, 135
The Golden Journey to Samarkand, 144
Gates of Damascus, 151
Yasmin, 158
Saadabad, 160
The Hammam Name, 163
In Phæacia, 166
Epithalamion, 168
Hyali, 170
Santorin, 173
A Ship, an Isle, a Sickle Moon, 175
Oak and Olive, 176
Brumana, 179
Areiya, 182
Bryan of Brittany, 183
Don Juan Declaims, 189
The Painter’s Mistress, 192
In Hospital, 194
Taoping, 196
The Dying Patriot, 210
A Sacred Dialogue, 212
The Old Ships, 216
The Blue Noon, 218
A Fragment, 219
Narcissus, 221
Stillness, 223
The Pensive Prisoner, 224
Hexameters, 225
Philomel, 226
From Jean Moréas' "Stances", 228
The Princess, 229
Pannyra of the Golden Heel, 231
November Eves, 233
God Save the King, 234
The True Paradise, 240
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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