Collected poems of Alice Meynell
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons
Published: 1914
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Subjects: English poetry
Notes: "This volume includes the author's very early verse, first published as 'Preludes' and afterwards as 'Poems' (1st edition, 1893; 10th edition, 1911), also the 'Later Poems' (issued in 1901), together with others, since composed, here collected for the first time."

On spine: The collected edition.
Table of contents: title: The shepherdess; title: The two poets; title: The lady poverty; title: November blue; title: A dead harvest; title: The watershed; title: The joyous wanderer; title: The rainy summer; title: The roaring frost; title: West wind in winter; title: The fold; title: "Why wilt thou Chide?"; title: Veneration of images; title: "I am the way"; title: Via, et veritas, et vita; title: Parentage; title: The modern mother; title: Unto us a son is given; title: Veni creator; title: Two boyhoods; title: To Sylvia; title: Saint Catherine of Siena; title: Chimes; title: A poet's wife; title: Messina, 1908; title: The unknown god; title: A general communion; title: The fugitive; title: In Portugal, 1912; title: The crucifixion; title: The newer vainglory; title: In Manchester Square; title: Maternity; title: The first snow; title: The courts; title: The launch; title: To the body; title: The unexpected peril; title: Christ in the universe; title: Beyond knowledge; title: At night; title: In early spring; title: To the beloved; title: An unmarked festival; title: In autumn; title: Parted; title: "Sœur Monique"; title: Regrets; title: The visiting sea; title: After a parting; title: Builders of ruins; title: Thoughts in separation; title: The garden; title: Your own fair youth; title: The young neophyte; title: Spring on the Alban Hills; title: In February; title: A shattered life; title: Renouncement; title: To a daisy; title: San Lorenzo's mother; title: The lover urges the better thrift; title: Cradle-song at twilight; title: Song of the night at daybreak; title: A letter from a girl to her own old age; title: Advent meditation; title: The love of Narcissus; title: To any poet; title: To one poem in a silent time; title: The moon to the sun; title: The spring to the summer; title: The day to the night; title: A poet of one mood; title: A song of derivations; title: Singers to come; title: Unlinked.