Joyce KIlmer may yet be an obscure poet had he not had his poem, Trees, published in Poetry in 1913. But, this book precedes that, and shows his flowing lyricism and the dripping sentimentality of his earlier work. – Summary by Larry Wilson
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1:
Dedication and Preface
2:
Summer of Love
3:
Villanelle of Loveland
4:
Thurifer
5:
In a Book-shop
6:
Eadem
7:
In Fairyland
8:
The Sorrows of King Midas
9:
Slender Your Hands
10:
Sleep Song
11:
Love’s Thoroughfare
12:
White Bird of Love
13:
Transfiguration
14:
My Lady
15:
Gifts of Shee
16:
Wherever, Whenever
17:
Ballade of My Lady’s Beauty
18:
Love’s Rosary
19:
Tribute
20:
Matin
21:
A Valentine
22:
Star of Love
23:
For a Birthday
24:
The Use of Night
25:
Alchemy
26:
Wayfarers
27:
With a Mirror
28:
Princess Ballade
29:
Lullaby for a Baby Fairy
30:
George Meredith
31:
''And Forbid Them Not''
32:
A Dead Poet
33:
The Morning Meditations of Frère Hyacinthus
34:
Villanelle of the Players
35:
The Mad Fiddler
36:
The Grass in Madison Square
37:
Chevely Crossing
38:
Said the Rose
39:
White Marble and Green Grass
40:
Metamorphosis
41:
Absinthe
42:
Theology
43:
For a Child
44:
To J. B. Y.
45:
The King’s Ballad
46:
Jesus and the Summer Rain
47:
Ballade of Butterflies
48:
The Clouded Sun (To A. S.)
49:
In Memoriam: Florence Nightingale
50:
Ballad of Three
51:
Court Musicians
52:
The Dead Lover
53:
The Poet’s Epitaph
54:
The Subway
55:
The Other Lover
56:
Age Comes A-wooing
57:
Prayer to Bragi
58:
Imitation of Richepin’s Ballade of the Beggars’ King
