Invocation

Poetry

Sea Poems

by Cale Young RICE (1872 - 1943)

This is a collection of poems by Cale Young Rice. In this collection, the sea is a recurring theme. The Kentucky poet uses it to express emotions and to paint an atmosphere. - Summary by Carolin

Listen next episodes of Sea Poems:
A Florida Boating Song , A Florida Interlude , A Sailor's Wife , A Sea-Ghost , A Sidmouth Lad , A Singhalese Love Lament , A Song for Healing , A Song of the Old Venetians , A Word's Magic , After Their Parting , Aleen , 'All's Well' , As the Tide Comes In , At the Helm , Atavism , Basking , Chartings , Cosmism , Dawn Bliss , Finitude , From a Northern Beach , Full Tide , Give Over, O Sea! , Haunted Seas , I Know Your Heart, O Sea! , Imperturbable , In a Storm , In an Oriental Harbour , Ineffable Things , K'u-Kiang , Last Sight of Land , Life's Answer , Need of Storm , Nights on the Indian Ocean , Off the Irish Coast , On the Maine Coast , Pageants of the Sea , Passage , Paths , Penang , Re-reckoning , Resurgence , Sappho's Death Song , Sea Lure , Sea-Mad , Sea Rhapsody , Séance , Sense-Sweetness , Sighting Arabia , Somnambulism , Songs to A. H. R. , Submarine Mountains , The Atheist , The City , The Colonel's Story , The Fairies of God , The Great Seducer , The Herding , The Nun , The Song of a Sea-Farer , The Song of the Homesick Gael , The Song of the Storm-Spirits , The Trail from the Sea , The Wind's Word , Tidals , To a Solitary Sea-Gull , To Sea! , To the Afternoon Moon, At Sea , To the Sea , Typhoon , Under the Sky , Waste , Waves , Widowed