Songs of the Silent World, and Other Poems

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps 저

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This is a volume of poetry by American poet and feminist social reformer Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Many of the poems in this volume reflect the ideas Phelps advocated during her life, and are meant to encourage the reader to entertain them. - Summary by Carolin

챕터 (64)

1Proem

2Afterward

103

3Released

4The Room's Width

5The First Christmas Apart

137

6The Angel Joy

137

7Absent!

178

8The Unseen Comrades

130

9Stronger than Death

424

10Vittoria

180

11New Neighbors

138

12By the Hearth

13Told in Confidence

14What the Violins Said

114

15Won

16Spent

17Parted

18An April Gust

19The Answer

143

20Thorns

21The Indian Girl

22Sealed

23Guinevere

309

24Sung to a Friend

25Incompletion

26Rafe's Chasm

104

27Galatea

230

28Part of the Price

123

29Eurydice

130

30Elaine and Elaine

31The Poet and the Poem

308

32Overtasked

33Stranded

101

34Gloucester Harbor

118

35The Terrible Test

114

36My Dreams are of the Sea

37Song

38An Interpretation

39The Sphinx

40Victuræ Salutamus

41The Ermine

100

42Unquenched

102

43The King's Image

44At the Party

228

45A Jewish Legend

178

46The Songs of Seventy Years

129

47Birthday Verses

166

48A Tribute

120

49To O.W.H.

50Whose shall the Welcome be?

51Exeat

52George Eliot

53Her Jury

54A Prayer. (Matins.)

177

55An Acknowledgment

56Hymn

124

57Answered

58Westward

59Three Friends

60A New Friend

61An Etching

62To my Father

63The Gates Between

64A Prayer. (Vespers.)

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