Classic and Contemporary Poets
LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON
Poet Analysis
Poems found: 326
WE LAY US DOWN TO SLEEP
A PAINTED FAN
AT MIDSUMMER
HIC JACET
LAUS VENERIS (A PICTURE BY BURNE-JONES)
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT
LOVE'S RESURRECTION DAY
THE LAST GOODBYE
THE SHADOW DANCE
TO-NIGHT
HAS LAVISH SUMMER BROUGHT THE ROSE? 2
I HEARD A CRY IN THE NIGHT
IF LOVE COULD LAST, I'D SPEND MY ALL
IF THERE WERE DREAMS TO SELL
OH, TRAVELLER BY UNACCUSTOMED WAYS
SHE WAS WON IN AN IDLE DAY
WHEN WE CONFRONT THE VASTNESS OF THE NIGHT
YET, STRANGELY BEAUTIFUL YOUR FACE I FIND
BEYOND' (1)
BEYOND' (2)
THE KING IS DEAD, LONG LIVE THE KING'
THEIR CANDLES ARE ALL OUT'
WITH THOSE CLEAR EYES'
A CRY
A DEAD POET; QUATRAIN
A DREAM IN THE NIGHT; TO MY MOTHER
A FALLEN HOUSE
A GHOST'S QUESTION
A GIRL'S FUNERAL IN MILAN
A LIFE'S LOSS
A LITTLE COMEDY
A LOST EDEN
A MADRIGAL
A MOOD OF LOVE
A PLEA FOR THE OLD YEAR
A POET'S SECOND LOVE
A PRAYER FOR LIGHT
A PRAYER IN SORROW
A PRAYER IN THE DARK
A PROBLEM
A QUEST
A QUESTION: AT SEA
A RAINY AFTERNOON; AT RAGATZ
A SILENT GUEST
A SONG FOR ROSALYS
A SONG IN THE WOOD
A SUMMER WOOING
A SUMMER'S DREAM
A SUMMER'S GHOST
A SUMMER'S GROWTH
A VIOLET SPEAKS
A WEED
A WHISPER TO THE MOON
A WINTER'S DAWN
A WISH
A WOMAN'S KNOWLEDGE
A WOMAN'S WAITING
ACROSS THE SEA
AD TE DOMINE
AFAR
AFAR FROM GOD
AFTER DEATH
AFTER SUPPING WITH A POET
AFTER THE MOUNTAINS
ALIEN WATERS
ALL IN ONE
ALONE BY THE BAY
AN OPEN DOOR
AND YET
ANNIE'S DAUGHTER
AS I SAIL
AS IN VISION
ASPIRATION
AT A RUINED ABBEY
AT A WINDOW
AT END
AT END OF PAIN; TO PHILIP BOURKE MARSTON
AT ETRETAT
AT FIVE O'CLOCK; TO K. F. POURING TEA
AT MIDNIGHT
AT NIGHT'S HIGH NOON
AT REST
AT SEA
AT THE END
AT THE LAST
AT THE WIND'S WILL
AT WAR
AUTOMNE
AUTUMN DAYS; QUATRAIN
BEAUTY FOR ASHES
BECAUSE IT IS SPRING
BEFORE THE SHRINE
BEHIND THE MIST; IN THE ROOM WITH GEORGE FULLER'S PICTURES
BEND LOW AND HARK
BESIDE A BIER
BEYOND SIGHT AND SOUND
BY MARCH WIND LED
COME BACK, DEAR DAYS
COME UNTO ME
DAY'S MOCKERY; QUATRAIN
DEAD MEN'S HOLIDAY; AFTER SHIPKA
DO NOT GRIEVE
DOWN THE RIVER
EASTER SUNDAY
EROS
FAIR LIFE
FIAT JUSTITIA
FIRST LOVE
FOR A BIRTHDAY
FOR CUPID DEAD
FROM DAWN TO DUSK
FUTURE FORGIVENESS
GRANDMAMMA'S WARNING
GREAT LOVE: 1. GREAT LOVE IS HUMBLE
GREAT LOVE: 2. GREAT LOVE IS PROUD
HARK, TEN THOUSAND HARPS AND VOICES!
HE LOVED
HEART, SAD HEART: A RONDEL
HELEN'S CUP
HELP THOU MY UNBELIEF
HER GHOST; IN MEMORY OF CICELY NARNEY MARSTON
HER PICTURE
HER PRESENCE
HER WINDOW
HER YEARS
HEREAFTER
HIS SECOND WIFE SPEAKS: 1. A PARABLE
HIS SECOND WIFE SPEAKS: 2. SILENT
HIS SECOND WIFE SPEAKS: 3. A SECOND PLACE
HIS SECOND WIFE SPEAKS: 4. ALONE IN DEATH
HIS SECOND WIFE SPEAKS: 5. FACE TO FACE
HOW COULD I TELL?
HOW LONG
I FAIN I WOULD GO
I STUDIED LIFE; QUATRAIN
IF
IF I COULD KEEP HER SO
IF ONCE, JUST ONCE
IF YOU WERE HERE
IN A BOWER
IN A GARDEN
IN A LIBRARY; QUATRAIN
IN AUTUMN
IN BOHEMIA
IN EXTREMIS
IN FEBRUARY
IN MID-OCEAN
IN PACE
IN SOLITUDE
IN THE COURT OF THE LIONS; BY MOONLIGHT
IN THE OFFING
IN THE PINE WOODS AT MARIENBAD
IN THE RANKS
IN TIME TO COME
IN VENICE ONCE
IN WINTER
INTER MANES
JOHN A. ANDREW
JUNE'S DAUGHTER
LAST YEAR
LAURA SLEEPING
LEFT BEHIND
LEGEND OF A TOMB IN FLORENCE
LIFE'S DAY; TO ONE WHO ASKS ME FOR A MERRY SONG
LIFE'S SEASONS
LIKE A CHILD
LONG IS THE WAY
LOOKING BACK
LOOKING INTO THE WELL
LOVE IS DEAD
LOVE MAKES THE SPRING
LOVE PLUMES HIS WINGS
LOVE'S EMPTY HOUSE
LOVE'S FORGIVENESS
LOVE'S GHOST
LOVE'S LAND
LOVER AND FRIEND HAST THOU PUT FAR FROM ME
MAID MARION
MAUD'S ROSES
MAY-FLOWERS
MIDNIGHT AT SEA
MIDSUMMER IN NEW ENGLAND
MIDWINTER FLOWERS; TO EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN
MORNING GLORY
MY BIRTHDAY
MY BOY
MY CAPTIVE
MY CASTLE
MY FATHER'S HOUSE
MY MASTERS
MY MOTHER'S PICTURE
MY MOURNER
MY QUEEN OF MAY
MY SAINT
MY SUMMER
NAY
NEAR, YET FAR
NEWLY BORN
NOW AND THEN
O SWEETEST MAID!
OLD JONES IS DEAD
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
ON A ROSE PRESSED IN A BOOK
ON HOMEWARD WING
ON MEETING A SAILING VESSEL IN MID-OCEAN
ONCE MORE
ONE AFTERNOON; TO LOUISA, LADY ASHBURTON
ONE DAY
ONE DREAD
OUT IN THE SNOW
PARLEYING
PARTING
PHILIP BOURKE MARSTON; AUTHOR OF 'GARDEN SECRETS'
QUESTION
RALPH WALDO EMERSON
RED AND WHITE ROSES
ROBERT BROWNING
ROSAMOND'S ROSE
ROSES (1)
ROSES (2)
ROSES AT SEA
SELFISH PRAYER
SHALL I COMPLAIN?
SHALL I LOOK BACK?
SHALL I NOT KNOW?
SILENT SORROW
SISTER SORROW
SO BLITHELY ROSE
SOME DAY OR OTHER
SOMEBODY'S CHILD
SONGS AT SEA
SONNET: 1. LAND OF MY DREAMS
SONNET: 10
SONNET: 2. THOUGH WE WERE DUST
SONNET: 3. THE ROSE OF DAWN
SONNET: 4. THOU REIGNEST STILL
SONNET: 5. TIME'S PRISONER
SONNET: 6
SONNET: 7. A HEAVENLY BIRTHDAY
SONNET: 8. LETHE
SONNET: 9. A SILENT VOICE
SOUL TO BODY
STRAIGHT ON TO PORT
SUCH JOY IT WAS
SUMMONED BY THE KING
THE BIRDS AND I
THE BIRDS COME BACK
THE BOLD GHOST
THE CLOSED GATE
THE COQUETTE'S DEFENSE
THE COSTLIEST GIFT
THE COUNTRY OF 'IF'
THE CUP OF DEATH
THE GENTLE GHOST OF JOY
THE GHOST'S RETURN
THE HOUSE IN THE MEADOW
THE HOUSE OF DEATH
THE KING DETHRONED; QUATRAIN
THE LAND OF GOLD
THE LATE SPRING
THE LIFE-MASK OF KEATS
THE LOST ROOM; QUATRAIN
THE LURE
THE MOOD OF A MAN
THE NAME ON THE DOOR
THE NEW DAY
THE NEW YEAR DAWNS
THE OLD BEAU
THE PRODIGAL; QUATRAIN
THE ROSE SHE WORE IN WINTER
THE ROSES OF LA GARRAYE
THE SECRET OF ARCADY
THE SINGER
THE SONG OF SUMMER
THE SONG OF THE STARS
THE SPRING IS HERE (1)
THE SPRING IS HERE (2)
THE STRENGTH OF HILLS
THE SUMMER'S QUEEN
THE SUN IS LOW
THE VOICE OF SPRING
THERE
THISTLE-DOWN
THOUGH WE REPENT
THROUGH A WINDOW
TO A FAIR LADY
TO A LADY IN A PICTURE
TO A MODERN POET (WITH A COPY OF SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS)
TO HER WHO KNOWS
TO HOPE
TO JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER, ON HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY
TO JULIA WARD HOWE; ON HER EIGHTY-SEVENTH BIRTHDAY
TO MISTRESS ROSE
TO MY HEART
TO ONE MOST UNHAPPY
TO ONE WHO LOVED OFTEN
TO PRINCE ORIC (SIX YEARS OLD)
TO SLEEP
TO THE GHOST OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
TROTH-PLIGHT
TWO RED ROSES
TWO THRUSHES MET
VAGRANT LOVE
VAIN FREEDOM
VAIN WAITING
VOICES ON THE WIND
WAITING
WARNING
WE LOVED SO WELL
WHAT SHE SAID IN HER TOMB
WHEN DAY WAS DONE
WHEN I AM DEAD
WHEN I WANDER WITH DEATH
WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG
WHEN LOVE WAS YOUNG
WHEN YOU ARE DEAD; A LOVER SPEAKS
WHEN YOU WERE HERE
WHERE THE NIGHT'S PALE ROSES BLOW
WHO KNOWS?; QUATRAIN
WHY?
WIFE TO HUSBAND
WITH A BOOK
YOU; QUATRAIN
EASTER MORNING
FROM A WINDOW IN CHAMOUNI
SWALLOW-FLIGHTS
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