Many Gods

by Cale Young Rice

51 chapters1h 25mEnglish1905

About this book

This is a volume of poetry by Cale Young Rice. The poems in this volume reflect Rice's experiences while travelling across Asia, and many of them have, as their theme, a person or incident set in that area or culture. The title Many Gods then also refers to the different religions Rice would have encountered on his journey. - Summary by Carolin

Chapters (51)

1'All's Well'

142

2The Proselyte Recants

177

3Love in Japan

4Maple Leaves on Miyajima

5Typhoon

135

6Penang

147

7When the Wind is Low

8The Pagoda Slave

163

9The Ships of the Sea

10Kinchinjunga

218

11The Barren Woman

141

12By the Taj Mahal

148

13Love's Cynic

291

14In a Tropical Garden

194

15The Wind's Word

16The Shrine of Shrines

17From a Felucca

18The Egyptian Wakes

19The Imam's Parable

20Songs of a Sea-farer

21A Song of the Sects

136

22The City

23Via Amorosa

118

24Dusk at Hiroshima

25The Wanderer

124

26In a Shinto Temple Garden

27Far Fujiyama

28On Miyajima Mountain

29Old Age

30On the Yang-tse-kiang

31The Sea-armies

102

32The Christian in Exile

33The Parsee Woman

111

34Shah Jehan To Mumtaz Mahal

35Princess Jehanara

36A Singhalese Love Lament

106

37Meredith

116

38On the Arabian Gulf

39The Ramessid

40Immortal Foes

41The Conscript

42Navis Ignota

105

43The Cross of the Sepulchre

44The Nun

45Alpine Chant

101

46The Man of Might

47In Time of Awe

103

48Sunrise in Utah

49Consolation

50Waves

51Vis Ultima

Many Gods

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