The Poems of Henry van Dyke

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Author

Van Dyke, Henry, 1852-1933

Title

The Poems of Henry Van Dyke

Credits

Produced by Jonathan Ingram, Daniel Emerson Griffith and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

Language

English

LoC Class

PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature

Subject

Poetry

Category

Text

eBook-No.

16229

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16229

Release Date

July 7, 2005

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.BY HENRY VAN DYKE — THE POEMS OF HENRY VAN DYKE
3. 3.LONDON ARTHUR F. BIRD MCMXXV — CONTENTS — SONGS OUT OF DOORS EARLY VERSES — SONGS OUT OF DOORS LATER POEMS — NARRATIVE POEMS — LABOUR AND ROMANCE — HEARTH AND ALTAR — EPIGRAMS, GREETINGS, AND INSCRIPTIONS — PRO PATRIA — THE RED FLOWER AND GOLDEN STARS — IN PRAISE OF POETS — MUSIC — THE HOUSE OF RIMMON A DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS — APPENDIX CARMINA FESTIVA
4. 4.SONGS OUT OF DOORS EARLY VERSES — THE AFTER-ECHO — DULCIORA — THREE ALPINE SONNETS — I — THE GLACIER — II — THE SNOW-FIELD — III — MOVING BELLS — MATINS — THE PARTING AND THE COMING GUEST — IF ALL THE SKIES — WINGS OF A DOVE — I — II — THE FALL OF THE LEAVES — I — II — III — A SNOW-SONG — ROSLIN AND HAWTHORNDEN
5. 5.SONGS OUT OF DOORS LATER POEMS — WHEN TULIPS BLOOM — I — II — III — IV — THE WHIP-POOR-WILL — THE LILY OF YORROW — THE VEERY — THE SONG-SPARROW — THE MARYLAND YELLOW-THROAT — A NOVEMBER DAISY — THE ANGLER'S REVEILLE — THE RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET — I — II — III — SCHOOL — INDIAN SUMMER — SPRING IN THE NORTH — I — II — III — SPRING IN THE SOUTH — A NOON SONG — LIGHT BETWEEN THE TREES — THE HERMIT THRUSH — TURN O' THE TIDE — SIERRA MADRE — THE GRAND CANYON — DAYBREAK — THE HEAVENLY HILLS OF HOLLAND — FLOOD-TIDE OF FLOWERS — IN HOLLAND — ODE — GOD OF THE OPEN AIR — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII
6. 6.THE TOILING OF FELIX A LEGEND ON A NEW SAYING OF JESUS — THE TOILING OF FELIX — I — PRELUDE — II — LEGEND — III — ENVOY — VERA — I — II — III — ANOTHER CHANCE — A DRAMATIC LYRIC — A LEGEND OF SERVICE — THE WHITE BEES — I — LEGEND — II — THE SWARMING OF THE BEES — III — LEGEND — NEW YEAR'S EVE — I — II — III — THE VAIN KING — THE FOOLISH FIR-TREE — “GRAN' BOULE” — A SEAMAN'S TALE OF THE SEA — HEROES OF THE “TITANIC” — THE STANDARD-BEARER — I — II — THE PROUD LADY
7. 7.LYRICS OF LABOUR AND ROMANCE — A MILE WITH ME — THE THREE BEST THINGS — I — WORK — II — LOVE — III — LIFE — RELIANCE — DOORS OF DARING — THE CHILD IN THE GARDEN — LOVE'S REASON — THE ECHO IN THE HEART — “UNDINE” — “RENCONTRE” — LOVE IN A LOOK — MY APRIL LADY — A LOVER'S ENVY — FIRE-FLY CITY — THE GENTLE TRAVELLER — NEPENTHE — DAY AND NIGHT — HESPER — ARRIVAL — DEPARTURE — THE BLACK BIRDS — I — II — III — IV — WITHOUT DISGUISE — AN HOUR — “RAPPELLE-TOI” — LOVE'S NEARNESS — TWO SONGS OF HEINE — I — “EIN FICHTENBAUM” — II — “DU BIST WIE EINE BLUME” — EIGHT ECHOES FROM THE POEMS OF AUGUSTE ANGELLIER — I — THE IVORY CRADLE — II — DREAMS — III — THE GARLAND OF SLEEP — IV — TRANQUIL HABIT — V — THE OLD BRIDGE — VI — EYES AND LIPS — 1 — 2 — 3 — VII — AN EVOCATION — VIII — RESIGNATION — 1 — 2 — RAPPEL D'AMOUR — THE RIVER OF DREAMS
8. 8.SONGS OF HEARTH AND ALTAR — A HOME SONG — “LITTLE BOATIE” — A SLUMBER-SONG FOR THE FISHERMAN'S CHILD — A MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY — TRANSFORMATION — RENDEZVOUS — GRATITUDE — PEACE — SANTA CHRISTINA — THE BARGAIN — TO THE CHILD JESUS — I — THE NATIVITY — II — THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT — BITTER-SWEET — HYMN OF JOY — TO THE MUSIC OF BEETHOVEN'S NINTH SYMPHONY — SONG OF A PILGRIM-SOUL — ODE TO PEACE — I — IN EXCELSIS — II — DE PROFUNDIS — THREE PRAYERS FOR SLEEP AND WAKING — I — BEDTIME — II — NIGHT WATCH — III — NEW DAY — PORTRAIT AND REALITY — THE WIND OF SORROW — HIDE AND SEEK — I — II — AUTUMN IN THE GARDEN — THE MESSAGE — DULCIS MEMORIA — THE WINDOW — CHRISTMAS TEARS — DOROTHEA — 1888-1912
9. 9.EPIGRAMS, GREETINGS, AND INSCRIPTIONS — FOR KATRINA'S SUN-DIAL — IN HER GARDEN OF YADDO — FOR KATRINA'S WINDOW — IN HER TOWER OF YADDO — L'ENVOI — FOR THE FRIENDS AT HURSTMONT — THE HOUSE — THE HEARTH — THE DOOR — THE DIAL — THE SUN-DIAL AT MORVEN — FOR BAYARD AND HELEN STOCKTON — THE SUN-DIAL AT WELLS COLLEGE — FOR THE CLASS OF 1904 — TO MARK TWAIN — I — AT A BIRTHDAY FEAST — II — AT THE MEMORIAL MEETING — STARS AND THE SOUL — (TO CHARLES A. YOUNG, ASTRONOMER) — TO JULIA MARLOWE — (READING KEATS' ODE ON A GRECIAN URN) — TO JOSEPH JEFFERSON — THE MOCKING-BIRD — THE EMPTY QUATRAIN — PAN LEARNS MUSIC — FOR A SCULPTURE BY SARA GREENE — THE SHEPHERD OF NYMPHS — ECHOES FROM THE GREEK ANTHOLOGY — I — STARLIGHT — II — ROSELEAF — III — PHOSPHOR—HESPER — IV — SEASONS — V — THE VINE AND THE GOAT — VI — THE PROFESSOR — ONE WORLD — JOY AND DUTY — THE PRISON AND THE ANGEL — THE WAY — LOVE AND LIGHT — FACTA NON VERBA — FOUR THINGS — THE GREAT RIVER — INSCRIPTION FOR A TOMB IN ENGLAND — THE TALISMAN — THORN AND ROSE — “THE SIGNS” — Dedicated to the Zodiac Club
10. 10.PRO PATRIA — PATRIA — AMERICA — THE ANCESTRAL DWELLINGS — HUDSON'S LAST VOYAGE — THE SHALLOP ON HUDSON BAY — June 22, 1611 — SEA-GULLS OF MANHATTAN — A BALLAD OF CLAREMONT HILL — URBS CORONATA — (Song for the City College of New York) — MERCY FOR ARMENIA — I — THE TURK'S WAY — II — AMERICA'S WAY — SICILY, DECEMBER, 1908 — “COME BACK AGAIN, JEANNE D'ARC” — NATIONAL MONUMENTS — THE MONUMENT OF FRANCIS MAKEMIE — (Presbyter of Christ in America, 1683-1708) — THE STATUE OF SHERMAN BY ST. GAUDENS — “AMERICA FOR ME” — THE BUILDERS — ODE FOR THE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF PRINCETON COLLEGE — October 21, 1896 — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — VIII — IX — X — XI — XII — SPIRIT OF THE EVERLASTING BOY — ODE FOR THE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF LAWRENCEVILLE SCHOOL — June 11, 1910 — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — TEXAS — A DEMOCRATIC ODE * — I — THE WILD-BEES — II — THE LONE STAR — III — THE CONSTELLATION — IV — AFTER THE PIONEERS — WHO FOLLOW THE FLAG — PHI BETA KAPPA ODE — HARVARD UNIVERSITY — June 30, 1910 — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — STAIN NOT THE SKY — PEACE-HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC
11. 11.THE RED FLOWER AND GOLDEN STARS — THE RED FLOWER — June, 1914 — A SCRAP OF PAPER — STAND FAST — LIGHTS OUT — (1915) — REMARKS ABOUT KINGS — MIGHT AND RIGHT — THE PRICE OF PEACE — STORM-MUSIC — THE BELLS OF MALINES — August 17, 1914 — JEANNE D'ARC RETURNS * — 1914-1916 — THE NAME OF FRANCE — AMERICA'S PROSPERITY — THE GLORY OF SHIPS — MARE LIBERUM — I — II — III — IV — “LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE WORLD” — THE OXFORD THRUSHES — February, 1917 — HOMEWARD BOUND — THE WINDS OF WAR-NEWS — RIGHTEOUS WRATH — THE PEACEFUL WARRIOR — FROM GLORY UNTO GLORY — AMERICAN FLAG SONG — 1776 — Chorus — 1861 — Chorus — 1917 — Chorus — BRITAIN, FRANCE, AMERICA — THE RED CROSS — EASTER ROAD — 1918 — AMERICA'S WELCOME HOME — THE SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN FLEET — GOLDEN STARS — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — IN THE BLUE HEAVEN — A SHRINE IN THE PANTHEON — FOR THE UNNAMED SOLDIERS WHO DIED IN FRANCE
12. 12.IN PRAISE OF POETS — MOTHER EARTH — MILTON — I — II — III — WORDSWORTH — KEATS — SHELLEY — ROBERT BROWNING — TENNYSON — In Lucem Transitus, October, 1892 — “IN MEMORIAM” — VICTOR HUGO — 1802-1902 — LONGFELLOW — THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH — I — BIRTHDAY VERSES, 1906 — II — MEMORIAL SONNET, 1908 — EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN — (Read at His Funeral, January 21, 1908) — TO JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY — ON HIS “BOOK OF JOYOUS CHILDREN” — RICHARD WATSON GILDER — IN MEMORIAM — THE VALLEY OF VAIN VERSES
13. 13.MUSIC — MUSIC — I — PRELUDE — 1 — 2 — II — INVOCATION — III — PLAY SONG — IV — SLEEP SONG — V — HUNTING SONG — VI — DANCE-MUSIC — 1 — 2 — VII — WAR-MUSIC — VIII — THE SYMPHONY — IX — IRIS — X — SEA AND SHORE — MASTER OF MUSIC — (In memory of Theodore Thomas, 1905) — THE PIPES O' PAN — TO A YOUNG GIRL SINGING — THE OLD FLUTE — THE FIRST BIRD O' SPRING — TO OLIVE WHEELER
14. 14.THE HOUSE OF RIMMON A DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS — DRAMATIS PERSONÆ — ACT I — Scene I — Scene II — ACT II — ACT III — Scene I — Scene II * — ACT IV — Scene I — Scene II
15. 15.CARMINA FESTIVA — THE LITTLE-NECK CLAM — I — THE ANTI-TRUST CLAM — For McClure's Magazine — II — THE WHITMANIAC CLAM — For the Bookman — III — IL MERCATORE ITALIANO DELLA CLAMMA — For the Century Magazine — IV — THE SOCIAL CLAM — For the Smart Set — V — THE RECREANT CLAM — For the Outlook — A FAIRY TALE — For the Mark Twain Dinner, December 5, 1905 — THE BALLAD OF THE SOLEMN ASS — Recited at the Century Club, New York: Twelfth Night. 1906 — A BALLAD OF SANTA CLAUS — For the St. Nicholas Society of New York — ARS AGRICOLARIS — An Ode for the “Farmer's Dinner,” University Club, New York, January 23, 1913 — ANGLER'S FIRESIDE SONG — HOW SPRING COMES TO SHASTA JIM — A BUNCH OF TROUT-FLIES — For Archie Rutledge — INDEX OF FIRST LINES

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