Collected lyrics of Edna St. Vincent Millay.
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New York ; London : Harper & Bros., 1945.
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Book
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1st ed.
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xii, 383 pages ; 23 cm
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Millay, E. S. V. (1945). Collected lyrics of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Harper & Bros.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 1892-1950. 1945. Collected Lyrics of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Harper & Bros.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Millay, Edna St. Vincent, 1892-1950, Collected Lyrics of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Harper & Bros, 1945.
MLA Citation (style guide)Millay, Edna St. Vincent. Collected Lyrics of Edna St. Vincent Millay. Harper & Bros, 1945.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Renascence -- Interim -- The Suicide -- God's World -- Afternoon on a Hill -- Sorrow -- Tavern -- Ashes of Life -- The Little Ghost -- Kin to Sorrow -- Three Songs of Shattering: The first rose on my rose-tree -- Let the little birds sing -- All the dog-wood blossoms are underneath the tree -- The Shroud -- The Dream -- Indifference -- Witch-Wife -- Blight -- When the Year Grows Old -- Spring -- City Trees -- The Blue-flag in the Bog -- Journey -- Eel-Grass -- Elegy Before Death -- The Bean-Stalk -- Weeds -- Passer Mortuus Est -- Pastoral -- Assault -- Travel -- Low-Tide -- Song of a Second April -- Rosemary -- The Poet and His Book -- Alms -- Inland -- To a Poet that Died Young -- Wraith -- Ebb -- Elaine -- Burial -- Mariposa -- The Little Hill -- Doubt No More than Oberon -- Lament -- Exiled -- The Death of Autumn -- Ode to Silence -- Memorial to D.C. -- Epitaph -- Prayer to Persephone -- Chrous -- Dirge -- Elegy -- Wild Swans -- First Fig -- Second Fig -- Recuerdo -- Thursday -- To the Not Impossible Him -- Macdougal Street -- The Singing-Woman from the Wood's Edge -- She is Overheard Singing -- The Unexplorer -- Grown-Up -- The Penitent -- Daphne -- Portrait by a Neighbor -- Midnight Oil -- The Merry Maid -- To Kathleen -- To S.M. -- The Philosopher -- My Heart, Being Hungry -- Autumn Chant -- Nuit Blanche -- Three Songs from "The Lamp and the Bell": Oh, little rose tree, bloom -- Beat me a crown of bluer metal -- Rain comes down -- The Wood Road -- Feast -- Souvenir -- Scrub -- The Goose-Girl -- The Dragonfly -- The Return from Town -- A Visit to the Asylum -- The Spring and the Fall -- The Curse -- Keen -- The Btrothal -- Humorsque -- The Pond -- The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver -- Never May the Fruit be Plucked -- The Concert -- Hyacinth -- To One Who Might Have Borne a Message -- Siege -- The Cairn -- Spring Song -- Memory of Cape Code -- Moriturus -- Song -- To the Wife of a Sick Friend -- The Bobolink -- The Hawkweed -- To a Friend Estranged from Me -- The Road to Arvillé -- For Pao-Chin, a Boatman on the Yellow Sea -- Northern April -- There at Dusk I found You -- Being Young and Green -- Mist in the Valley -- The Hardy Garden -- The Pigeons -- The Buck in the Snow -- The Anguish -- Justice Denied in Massachusetts -- Hangman's Oak -- Wine from These Grapes -- To Those WIthout Pity -- Dawn -- To a Young Girl -- Evening on Lesbos -- Dirge Without Music -- Memory of Cassis -- Portrait -- Winter Night -- The Cameo -- Counting-out Rhyme -- The Plum Gatherer -- West Country Song -- Pueblo Pot -- When Caesar Fell -- Lethe -- On First Having Heard the Skylark -- To a Musician -- From a Very Little Sphinx: Come along in then, little girl -- Oh, burdock and you other dock -- Everybody but just me -- I Know a hundred ways to die -- Look, Edwin! Do you see that boy -- All the grown-up people say -- Wonder where this horshoe went -- The Return -- October -- An Etching -- Autumn Daybreak -- The Oak-Leaves -- The Fledgling -- The Hedge of Hemlocks -- Cap D' Antibes -- From a Train Window -- The Fawn -- Valentine -- In the Grave No Flower -- Childhood Is The Kingdom Where Nobody Dies -- The Solid Sprite Who Stands Alone -- Spring in the Garden -- Sonnet -- Aubade -- Sappo Crosses the Dark River into Hades -- Epitaph -- On Though in Harness -- Desolation Dreamed Of -- The Leaf and the Tree -- On the Wide Heath -- Apostrophe to Man -- My Spirit, Sore from Marching -- Conscientious Objector -- Above These Cares -- If Still Your Orchards Bear -- Lines for a Grave-Stone -- How Naked, How Without a Wall -- The Ballad of Chaldon Down -- The Princess Recalls Her One Adventure -- Short Story -- Pretty Love, I Must Outlive You -- English Sparrows -- Impression: Fog Off the Coast of Dorset -- The Rabbit -- Song for Young Lovers in a City -- To a Calvinist in Bali -- Thanksgiving Dinner -- The Snow Storm -- Huntsman, What Quarry? -- No So Far as the Forest: That chill is in the air -- Branch by branch -- Distressed mind, forbear -- Not dead of wounds, not borne -- Poor passionate thing -- Rendezvous -- The Fitting -- What Savage Blossom -- Menses -- The Plaid Dress -- "Fontaine, Je Ne Boura: Pas De Ton Eau!" -- Intention to Escape from Him -- To a Young Poet -- Modern Declaration -- The Road to the Past -- The True Encounter -- Themes and Variations: Not even my pride will suffer much -- Heart, do not bruise the breast -- Rolled in the trough of thick desire -- And do you think that love itself -- I had not thought so tame a thing -- Leap now into this quiet grave -- Now from a stout and more imperious day -- The Time of year ennobles you -- Inner Perfection -- Czecho-Slovakia -- Say that We Saw Spain Die -- Underground System -- Three Sonnet in Tetrameter: See how these masses mill and swarm -- His stalk the dark delphinium -- No further from me than my hand -- Two Voices -- Mortal Flesh, Is Not Your Place in the Ground? -- No Earthly Enterprise -- Lines Written in Recapitulation -- This Dusky Faith -- Truce for a Moment. | |
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