Early Poems (Dover Thrift Editions)
Adam's CurseAedh Gives His Beloved Certain RhymesAedh Hears The Cry Of The SedgeAedh Laments The Loss Of LoveAedh Pleads With The Elemental PowersAedh Tells Of The Perfect BeautyAedh Tells Of The Rose In His HeartAedh Thinks Of Those Who Have Spoken Evil Of His BelovedAedh Wishes His Beloved Were DeadAgainst Unworthy PraiseAll Things Can Tempt MeAnashuya And VijayaThe ArrowAt Galway Races (2)The Ballad Of Father GilliganThe Ballad Of Father O'hartThe Ballad Of Moll MageeThe Ballad Of The FoxhunterBeggar To Beggar CriedThe BlessedBreasal The FishermanThe Cap And BellsThe Cloak, The Boat, And The ShoesA CoatThe Cold HeavenThe Coming Of Wisdom With TimeThe ConsolationA Cradle SongA Cradle SongThe Death Of CuchulainDedication To A Book Of Stories Selected From The Irish Novelists (1)The DollsDown By The Salley GardensA Dream Of A Blessed SpiritA Dream Of DeathA Drinking SongEphemeraThe Everlasting VoicesA Faery Song, Sung By The People Of Faery Over DiarmuidFallen MajestyThe Falling Of The LeavesThe Fascination Of What's DifficultFergus And The DruidThe Fiddler Of DooneyThe Folly Of Being ComfortedA Friend's IllnessFriendsThe Grey RockHanrahan Laments Because Of His WanderingsHanrahan Reproves The CurlewHanrahan Speaks To The Lovers Of His Songs In Coming DaysHe Mourns For The Change That Has Come Upon Him And BelovedHe Tells Of A Valley Full Of LoversHe Wishes For The Cloths Of HeavenThe Heart Of The WomanHis DreamThe Host Of The AirThe Hosting Of The SidheThe Hour Before Dawn (2)In The Seven WoodsThe Indian To His LoveThe Indian Upon GodInto The TwilightKing And No KingThe Lake Isle Of InnisfreeThe Lamentation Of The Old Pensioner (1)A Lyric From An Unpublished PlayThe Madness Of King GollThe MagiThe Man Who Dreamed Of FaerylandThe Meditation Of The Old FishermanA Memory Of YouthMichael Robartes Asks Forgiveness Because Of His Many MoodsMichael Robartes Bids His Beloved Be At PeaceMichael Robartes Remembers Forgotten BeautyMongan Thinks Of His GreatnessThe MoodsThe Mountain TombThe Mountain Tomb: 1. To A Child Dancing In The WindNo Second TroyThe Old Men Admiring Themselves In The WaterOn Those That Hated 'the Playboy Of The Western World'PaudeenPeaceThe Pity Of LoveThe Players Ask For A Blessing On The Psalteries And On ThemselvesThe Poet Pleads With His Friend For Old FriendsA Poet To His BelovedThe RealistsThe Realists: 1. The WitchThe Realists: 2. The PeacockReconciliationResponsibilities: PrologueThe Rider From The NorthThe Rose Of BattleThe Rose Of PeaceThe Rose Of The WorldRunning To ParadiseThe Sad ShepherdThe Secret RoseSeptember 1913A SongThe Song Of Red HanrahanThe Song Of The Happy ShepherdThe Song Of The Old MotherThe Song Of Wandering AengusThe Sorrow Of Love (1)The Stolen ChildThese Are The Clouds About The Fallen SunThe Three BeggarsThe Three HermitsTo A Child Dancing In The Wind: 2To A Friend Whose Work Has Come To NothingTo A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets, Imitators ...To A ShadeTo A Wealthy ManTo An Isle In The WaterTo Ireland In The Coming TimesTo My Heart, Bidding It Have No FearTo Some I Have Talked With By The FireTo The Rose Upon The Rood Of TimeThe Travail Of PassionThe Two TreesUnder The MoonUpon A Threatened HouseThe Valley Of The Black PigWhen Helen LivedWhen You Are OldThe White BirdsWho Goes With Fergus?The Withering Of The BoughsA Woman Homer SungThe Young Man's Song--Table of Poems fromPoem Finder®