Collected Works (Vol. III)

INDEX OF FIRST LINES 241 Bend down in dream the shadow-shape, ii. 128 Beneath the living cross [ lie, ii. 62 Better than bliss of floral kiss, ili. 64 Bitter reproaches passed between us, ll. 77 Black Ares hath called, ii. 112 Black thine abyss of noon, ii. 30 Blind agony of thought! Who turns his pen, ili, 118 Blind Chesterton is sure to err, il. 185 Blind the iron pinnacles edge the twilight, i. 27 Blood, mist, and foam, then darkness, i. 109 Blow on the flame, ii. 7 Brethren, what need of wonder, ili. 186 Brutal refinement of deep-seated vice, iii. 123 Buddham Saranangachami, ii. 259 But first ; I must insist on taking, ii. 149 But if das Essen ist das Nichts, ii. 171 ‘* But if,” youcry, ‘‘ the world’s designed, ii. 157 But never mind! Call them idolaters, ii. 156 But now (you say) broad-minded folk, ii. 156 But, surely, (let me corner you!), ii. 180 But then you argue, and with sense, ii, 180 But thou, O Lord, O Apollo, ii. 35 But to-night the lamp must be wasted, il. 36 But why revile, ii, 147 By palm and pagoda enchaunted, il. 121 By Wisdom framed from ancient days, ii. 97 CALL down that star whose tender eyes, i. 171 Can you believe the deadly will’s decree, i. 254 Chaldean fools, who prayed to stars and fires, lil, 19 Clear, deep, and blue, the sky, i. 49 Cloistral seclusion of the galleried pines, ili, 119 Clytie, beyond all praise, i. 120 Coiled in the hollow of the rock they kiss, iii. 122 Come back, come back, come back, Eurydice ! lil, 158 Come, child of wonder, i. 167 Come, love, and kiss my shoulders, i. 233 Come over the water, love, to me, ii. 108 Consummate beauty built of ugliness, iii. 123 Could ivory blush with a stain of the sunset, iii. 67 Crouched o’er the tripod, il. 52 Crowned with Eternity, beyond beginning, iii. 150 DANCE a measure, ili. 87 Darkness and daylight in divided measure, ili, 145 Dark night, red night, i. 2 Daughter of Glory, child, ili. 168 Day startles the fawn, i. 90 VOL. III, Dead Pharaoh's eyes from out the tomb, iii. 100 Deep melancholy—O, the child of folly, i. 183 Dim goes the sun down there, ii. 33 Divine Philosopher! Dear Friend! i, 1 Dora steals across the floor, ili. 59 Droop the great eyelids purple-veined! iii, 65 EACH to his trade! live out your life, ii. 167 Ecstasy, break through poetry's beautiful barriers, iii, 67 Ege of the Slime ! Thy loose abortive lips, ii. 8 Enough. It is ended, the story, ili, 216 Ere fades the last red glimmer of the sun, i, 116 Ere the grape of joy is golden, i. 9 Even as beasts, where the sepulchral ocean sobs, i. 178 Even as the traitor’s breath, i. 148 Evoe! Evoe Ho! Iacche! Iacche! iii. 203 Exalted over earth, from hell arisen, i. 122 Exile from humankind, i. 118 Existence being sorrow, ii. 200 Exquisite fairy, flower from stone begotten, ili, 118 FAIRER than woman blushing at the kiss, i. 21 Farewell, my book, ii. 8 Farewell! O Light of day, i. 263 First. ‘‘ Here's a johnny with a cancer, ii. 209 First, here’s philosophy’s despair, ii. 166 First word of my song, ili, 131 Fivefold the shape sublime that lifts its head, ili, 150 Fling down the foolish lyre, the witless power ! ili, 159 Floating in the summer air, ii. 2 For, at first, this practice leads, ii. 176 Forged by God's fingers in His furnace, ii. 63 For our God is as a fire, 1. 68 For the web of the battle is woven, i. 74 Fraught with the glory of a dead despair, iii. 59 Fresh breath from the woodland blows sweet, i, I17 Fresh in the savage vigour of the time, iii. 117 From darkness of fugitive thought, iii. 127 From fourfold quarters, ili. 133 From the abyss, the horrible lone world, i. 200 From youth and love to sorrow is one stride, ili, 116 Full amber-breasted light of harvest-moon, 148 Full is the joy of Maidenhood made strong, iii, 147 Q