Shapes and Shadows
by Madison CAWEIN (1865 - 1914)
This is a volume of poetry by Madison Julius Cawein. This collection contains many examples of Cawein's own particular style of dreamy poetry, strongly characterised by references to mythology and romance. At the same time, there is no shortage of references to his native Kentucky. - Summary by Carolin
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Shapes and Shadows:
A Catch ,
A Daughter of the States ,
A Song for Old Age ,
A Southern Girl ,
A Valentine ,
After long Grief and Pain ,
An Autumn Night ,
Art ,
At Dawn ,
At Parting ,
At the Ferry ,
Can I forget? ,
Carissima Mea ,
Comrades ,
Constance ,
Contrasts ,
Dusk in the Woods ,
Epilogue ,
Gertrude ,
Her Vesper Song ,
Her Violin ,
In June ,
Lines ,
Lydia ,
Margery ,
Memories ,
Passion ,
Rain ,
Since Then ,
Standing-Stone Creek ,
Storm ,
Sunset in Autumn ,
The Better Lot ,
The Blind God ,
The House of Fear ,
The Legend of the Stone ,
The Moonmen ,
The New Year ,
The Old House ,
The Old Man Dreams ,
The Rock ,
Then and Now ,
Time and Death and Love ,
Tristram and Isolt ,
Waiting ,
When the Wine-Cup at the Lip ,
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