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General William Booth Enters into Heaven. [Vachel Lindsay] The Gift.
[Louis V. Ledoux]
A Girl's Songs. [Mary Carolyn Davies]
God's
Acre. [Witter Bynner]
God's World. [Edna St. Vincent Millay]

Good-Bye. [Norreys Jephson O'Conor]
Good Company. [Karle
Wilson Baker]
The Great Hunt. [Carl Sandburg]
Harbury. [Louise Driscoll]
Have you an Eye. [Edwin Ford Piper]

Heat. [H. D.]
The Hill Wife. [Robert Frost]
Hills of Home. [Witter
Bynner]
The Homeland. [Dana Burnet]
How much of Godhood.
[Louis Untermeyer]
Hrolf's Thrall, His Song. [Willard Wattles]
"I am in Love with High Far-Seeing Places". [Arthur Davison Ficke] I
have a Rendezvous with Death. [Alan Seeger]
"I Pass a Lighted
Window". [Clement Wood]
Idealists. [Alfred Kreymborg]
The
Idol-Maker prays. [Arthur Guiterman]
"If you should tire of loving
me". [Margaret Widdemer]
In Excelsis. [Thomas S. Jones, Jr.]
In
Patris Mei Memoriam. [John Myers O'Hara]
In Spite of War. [Angela
Morgan]
In the Hospital. [Arthur Guiterman]
In the Monastery.
[Norreys Jephson O'Conor]
In the Mushroom Meadows. [Thomas
Walsh]
Indian Summer. [William Ellery Leonard]
Interlude.
[Scudder Middleton]
The Interpreter. [Orrick Johns]
Invocation.
[Clara Shanafelt]
Irish Love Song. [Margaret Widdemer]
Jerico. [Willard Wattles]
The Kings are passing Deathward. [David Morton]
A Lady. [Amy Lowell]
The Last Piper. [Edward J. O'Brien]

Lincoln. [John Gould Fletcher]
Little Things. [Orrick Johns]
Loam.
[Carl Sandburg]
Lonely Burial. [Stephen Vincent Benet]
The
Lonely Death. [Adelaide Crapsey]
Love is a Terrible Thing. [Grace
Fallow Norton]
A Love Song. [Theodosia Garrison]
Love Songs.
[Sara Teasdale]

The Lover envies an Old Man. [Shaemas O Sheel]


A Lynmouth Widow. [Amelia Josephine Burr]
Mad Blake. [William Rose Benet]
Madonna of the Evening Flowers.
[Amy Lowell]
Mater Dolorosa. [Louis V. Ledoux]
Men of Harlan.
[William Aspinwall Bradley]
The Monk in the Kitchen. [Anna
Hempstead Branch]
Morning Song of Senlin. [Conrad Aiken]
The
Most-Sacred Mountain. [Eunice Tietjens]
Moth-Terror. [Benjamin
De Casseres]
The Mould. [Gladys Cromwell]
Music I heard.
[Conrad Aiken]
Muy Vieja Mexicana. [Alice Corbin]
The Name. [Anna Hempstead Branch]
The Narrow Doors. [Fannie
Stearns Davis]
New Dreams for Old. [Cale Young Rice]
The New
God. [James Oppenheim]
Nirvana. [John Hall Wheelock]
A Note
from the Pipes. [Leonora Speyer]
A Nun. [Odell Shepard]
Of One Self-Slain. [Charles Hanson Towne]
Old Age. [Cale Young
Rice]
Old Amaze. [Mahlon Leonard Fisher]
Old King Cole. [Edwin
Arlington Robinson]
Old Manuscript. [Alfred Kreymborg]
Old
Ships. [David Morton]
Omnium Exeunt in Mysterium. [George
Sterling]
Open Windows. [Sara Teasdale]
Orchard. [H. D.]
Our
Little House. [Thomas Walsh]
Overnight, a Rose. [Caroline Giltinan]

Overtones. [William Alexander Percy]
Path Flower. [Olive Tilford Dargan]
The Path that leads to Nowhere.
[Corinne Roosevelt Robinson] Patterns. [Amy Lowell]
Peace. [Agnes
Lee]
Pierrette in Memory. [William Griffith]
Poets. [Joyce Kilmer]

Prayer during Battle. [Hermann Hagedorn]
Prayer of a Soldier in
France. [Joyce Kilmer]
Prevision. [Aline Kilmer]
The Provinces.
[Francis Carlin]
Reveille. [Louis Untermeyer]
Richard Cory. [Edwin Arlington
Robinson]
The Road not taken. [Robert Frost]
Romance. [Scudder
Middleton]
Rouge Bouquet. [Joyce Kilmer]
The Runner in the
Skies. [James Oppenheim]

A Saint's Hours. [Sarah N. Cleghorn]
Silence. [Edgar Lee Masters]

The Silent Folk. [Charles Wharton Stork]
Slumber Song. [Louis V.
Ledoux]
Smith, of the Third Oregon, dies. [Mary Carolyn Davies]

The Son. [Ridgely Torrence]
Song. [Margaret Steele Anderson]

Song. [Adelaide Crapsey]
Song. [Edward J. O'Brien]
Song.
[Margaret Widdemer]
A Song of Two Wanderers. [Marguerite
Wilkinson]
Songs of an Empty House. [Marguerite Wilkinson]

Spoon River Anthology. [Edgar Lee Masters]
Spring. [John Gould
Fletcher]
Spring in Carmel. [George Sterling]
Spring Song.
[William Griffith]
Students. [Florence Wilkinson]
Symbol. [David
Morton]
Tampico. [Grace Hazard Conkling]
"There will come Soft Rain".
[Sara Teasdale]
The Three Sisters. [Arthur Davison Ficke]
A
Thrush in the Moonlight. [Witter Bynner]
To a Portrait of Whistler in
the Brooklyn Art Museum. [Eleanor Rogers Cox] To Any one. [Witter
Bynner]
Trees. [Joyce Kilmer]
The Unknown Beloved. [John Hall Wheelock]
Valley Song. [Carl Sandburg]
Venus Transiens. [Amy Lowell]

Voyage a l'Infini. [Walter Conrad Arensberg]
The Wanderer. [Zoe Akins]
The Water Ouzel. [Harriet Monroe]

When the Year grows Old. [Edna St. Vincent Millay]
Where Love is.
[Amelia Josephine Burr]
Where Love once was. [James Oppenheim]

Which. [Corinne Roosevelt Robinson]
The White Comrade.
[Robert Haven Schauffler]
Wide Haven. [Clement Wood]
"A Wind
Rose in the Night". [Aline Kilmer]
Yellow Warblers. [Katharine Lee Bates]
You. [Ruth Guthrie
Harding]
Biographical Notes

The Second Book of Modern Verse
The Road not taken. [Robert Frost]
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel
both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far
as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better
claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that
the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden
black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way
leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I --
I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.
Symbol. [David Morton]
My faith is all a doubtful thing,
Wove on a doubtful loom, --
Until
there comes, each showery spring,
A cherry-tree in bloom;
And
Christ who died upon a tree
That death had stricken bare,
Comes
beautifully back to me,
In blossoms, everywhere.
Spring. [John Gould Fletcher]
At the first hour, it was as if one said, "Arise."
At the second hour, it
was as if one said, "Go forth."
And the winter constellations that are
like
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