
Towards Democracy
by Edward Carpenter
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About this eBook
- Author
- Carpenter, Edward, 1844-1929
- Title
- Towards democracy
- Original Publication
- London: George Allen and Unwin Limited, 1918.
- Credits
- Richard Tonsing, Adam Buchbinder, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Democracy -- Poetry
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 79477
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/79477
- Release Date
- August 30, 2026
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Towards Democracy
- 2.CONTENTS
- 3.Part I TOWARDS DEMOCRACY — TOWARDS DEMOCRACY — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — VIII — IX — X — XI — XII — XIII — XIV — XV — XVI — XVII — XVIII — XIX — XX — XXI — XXII — XXIII — XXIV — XXV — XXVI — XXVII — XXVIII — XXIX — XXX — XXXI — XXXII — XXXIII — XXXIV — XXXV — XXXVI — XXXVII — XXXVIII — XXXIX — XL — XLI — XLII — XLIII — XLIV — XLV — XLVI — XLVII — XLVIII — XLIX — L — LI — LII — LIII — LIV — LV — LVI — LVII — LVIII — LIX — LX — LXI — LXII — LXIII — LXIV — LXV — LXVI — LXVII — LXVIII — LXIX — LXX
- 4.Part II CHILDREN OF FREEDOM — York Minster — Sunday Morning after Church — High in My Chamber — 2 — 3 — Deep Below Deep — Except the Lord Build the House — I Come Forth from the Darkness — Sunday Morning near a Manufacturing Town — In the Drawing Rooms — In a Manufacturing Town — What Have I to do with Thee — As to You O Moon — Squinancy-Wort — Not of myself—I have no power of myself — — Lo! I Open a Door — By this Heart — As one who from a high cliff — To One in Trouble — These Waves or Your Great Heart — Thus as I Yearned for Love — Eternal Hunger — Child of the Lonely Heart — To One who is where the Eternal are — 2 — 3 — Through the long Night — To a Stranger — To a Friend — Of the Love that you poured forth — As a Woman of a Man — O Love—to whom the Poets — Who you are I know not — Have Faith — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — 7 — I Heard a Voice — I Know that you are Self-Conscious — Who are You — Among the Ferns — I Heard the Voice of the Woods — The Wind Chants Well To-day — I am a Voice — O Sea, with White Lines of Foam — Home — Off Gaspé — By the Shore — A Military Band — Wings — On an Atlantic Steamship — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — By Lake Wachusett — O Mighty Mother — AFTER LONG AGES — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — VII — VIII — IX — X — XI — XII — XIII — XIV — XV — XVI — XVII — XVIII — XIX — XX — XXI — XXII — XXIII — XXIV — XXV — XXVI — XXVII — XXVIII
- 5.Part III AFTER CIVILISATION — After Civilisation — The word Democracy — The Meaning of it All — These Populations — Andromeda — The Triumph of Civilisation — The Dead Christ — Christmas Eve — Little heart within thy cage so many years—year after year— — When I am near to You — Cradled in Flame — All Night Long — Of the Past — Love’s Vision — Nearer than Ever Now — O Thou Whose Form — The Elder Soldier in the Brotherhood to the Younger — Into the Regions of the Sun — As it Happened — Parted Lips — Summer Heat — A Rivederci — Who will Learn Freedom? — After all Suffering — When a Thousand Years have Passed — A Message Committed to the Waves — Rest at Last — The Wind of May — O Earth, scene of what toil and anguish! — A Voice over the Earth — I — II — III — IV — V — VI — In the Chamber of Birth — A Cottage among the Hills — Alice — Baby Song — Early Morning — The Golden Wedding — The Mother to Her Daughter — A Sprig of Aristocracy — A Scene in London — S. James’ Park — The Twin Statues of Amenophis III at Thebes — ‘ Artemidorus, Farewell ’ — From Turin To Paris — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — To the End of Time — On the Eve of Departure — Arenzano — O Tender Heart — The Carter — The Stone-cutter — The Voice of One Blind — A Song of One in Old Age — In Extreme Age — After the Day’s Work — I Saw a Vision — Ah! Blessed is He — The Great Leader — I Accept You — Sol — A Glimpse — The Long Day in the Open — The Idler — In the Deep Cave of the Heart — Fly messenger! through the streets of the cities ancle-plumed Mercury fly! — The Coming of the Lord — 2 — 3 — 4 — The Curse of Property — Over the Great City — Underneath and After All — A Hard Saying — Not for a Few Months or Years — Disentanglement — 2 — 3 — The Mortal Lover — The End of Love — A New Life — The Law of Equality — To Thine Own Self be True — Abandon Hope All Ye that Enter Here — To One Dead — Of all the Suffering — A Long Journey — The Secret of Time and Satan — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — Brief is Pain — The Body and the Book
- 6.Part IV WHO SHALL COMMAND THE HEART — Who shall Command the Heart — From Caverns Dark — The Lake of Beauty — The Wandering Psyche — I hear thy call, Mysterious Being — So thin a Veil — The open Secret — The Songs of the Birds, who Hears — A Child at a Window — Night — April — Lucifer — The Ocean of Sex — As the Greeks Dreamed — In a Scotch-Fir Wood — The Dream goes by — Surely the Time will come — The One Foundation — A Mightier than Mammon — O little sister Heart, without thy big brother the rude Brain what wouldst thou do? — Forms Eternal as the Mountains — Spending the Night Alone — O Joy Divine of Friends — O Child of Uranus — One at a Time — The Dead Comrade — Philoläus to Diocles — II. — III. — IV. — V. — VI. — Hafiz to the Cup-bearer — In the Stone-floored Workshop — The Trysting — The Lover far on the Hills — The Babe — I Saw a Fair House — A Dream of Human Life — The Coast of Liguria — Easter Day on Mt. Mounier — At Mentone — Monte Carlo — India, the Wisdom-land — Tanzbödeli — A Village Church — Sheffield — A Lancashire Mill-hand — A Trade — The Ploughboy — The Jackdaw — By the Mersey — In the British Museum Library — Empire — The British, a.d. 1901 — Portland — China, a.d. 1900 — Standing beyond Time, — Who but the Lover should Know — The Everlasting Now — Now is the Accepted Time — A Summer Day — The Central Calm — Widening Circles — When I Look upon Your Faces — Life Behind Life — The Stupid old Body — The Wandering Lunatic Mind — As a Mould for some Fair Form — Nothing Less than All — Believe Yourself a Whole — The Body Within the Body — In an Old Quarry — The Soul to the Body — To Become a Creator — After Fifty Years — Out of the House of Childhood — Little Brook without a Name — Lo! what a World I Create
- 7.A Note on “Towards Democracy”
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