This is a volume of poems by Florence Earle Coates. The poems in this volume describe the Zeitgeist perfectly – not only are they in style in many ways representative for American poetry around the turn of the last century, but moreover, many of the poems are discussing the current events of the time. This volume contains poems on the Cuban War of Independence, the coronation of Edward VII of England, and poems to several politically and culturally prominent persons of the time. – Summary by Carolin
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1:
Song of Life
2:
Brook-Song: To the Spring
3:
When Christ Was Born
4:
'Go Not Too Far'
5:
Edmund Clarence Stedman
6:
Interchange
7:
Betrothal
8:
'Ask What You Will'
9:
Dreyfus
10:
As from Afar
11:
Coronation - to King Edward VII
12:
Persephone
13:
Picquart
14:
Transition
15:
Pilgrim Song
16:
Autumn
17:
To Poverty
18:
The Difference
19:
Old St. David's
20:
The Return
21:
To Helen Keller
22:
Madonna
23:
I Know Not How to Find the Spring
24:
A Ballad of a Drum
25:
To William Butler Yeats
26:
Crippled
27:
To England
28:
Beethoven
29:
At the Sarah-Bernhardt Theatre
30:
'I Longed for Love'
31:
In Winter Time
32:
An Optimist
33:
James McNeill Whistler
34:
My Dream
35:
Civilization
36:
Alms
37:
Paris
38:
Unrest
39:
'So War Has Begun'
40:
United
41:
Philistia
42:
At Easter
43:
Delilah
44:
A Little Minister
45:
My Country
46:
Cradle Song
47:
Socrates
48:
Love that Faltered
49:
In Pathetic Remembrance - E.N.W., Author of 'David Harum'
50:
Nature
51:
Unbidden
52:
War
53:
Love, Reproachful
54:
In Memory - Eliza Sproat Turner
55:
The Irish Shamrock in South Africa
56:
Gifts
57:
'Breathless We Strive'
58:
Adonis
59:
Compensation
60:
Renewal
61:
Kenilworth
62:
Of Future Days
63:
Demeter
64:
Vita Nuova
65:
Joan of Arc
66:
Rouen: In the Prison of Joan of Arc
67:
'Blessèd'
68:
'Give Me Not Love'
69:
Jean-Francois Millet
70:
Memory
71:
Motherless
72:
The Burial of Robert Louis Stevenson at Samoa
73:
'Poor Love!' Said Life
74:
At Dusk
75:
The Clouds
76:
America
77:
Welcome
78:
Memorial Ode, Read at Independence Hall, October 28, 1898
