Adelaide Crapsey's experimental poetry included her creation of the cinquain. This recording was taken from the posthumously published and expanded 1922 edition of her verse. (Summary by Newgatenovelist)
Chapters (70)
1Birth-Moment
270
2The Mother Exultant
324
3John Keats
140
4November Night
37
5Release
31
6Triad
35
7Snow
35
8Anguish
32
9Trapped
40
10Moon-Shadows
33
11Susanna and the Elders
28
12Youth
29
13The Guarded Wound
34
14Winter
28
15Night Winds
29
16Arbutus
31
17Roma Aeterna
27
18''He's Killed the May...''
38
19Amaze
32
20Shadow
31
21Madness
31
22The Warning
42
23Saying of Il Haboul
35
24Fate Defied
33
25Laurel in the Berkshires
31
26Niagara
34
27The Grand Canyon
31
28Now Barabbas was a Robber
30
29For Lucas Cranach's Eve
30
30The Source
30
31Blue Hyacinths
32
32To Walter Savage Landor
36
33The Pledge
35
34Hypnos, God of Sleep
42
35Expenses
35
36On Seeing Weather-Beaten Trees
27
37Adventure
31
38Oh, Lady, Let the Sad Tears Fall
46
39Dirge
43
40The Sun-Dial
27
41Old Love
38
42Ah Me... Alas...
80
43Perfume of Youth
78
44Rapunzel
64
45Vendor's Song
77
46Avis
55
47Doomsday
40
48Grain Field
38
49Song
50
50Pierrot
73
51The Monk in the Garden
40
52To the Dead in the Graveyard underneath My Window
239
53The Mourner
125
54Night
65
55Rose-Mary of the Angels
60
56Angélique
64
57Chimes
111
58Mad Song
118
59My Birds That Fly No Longer
45
60The Witch
59
61Cry of the Nymph to Eros
111
62Cradle-Song
109
63To Man Who Goes Seeking Immortality, Bidding Him Look Nearer Home
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