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The Snowflake and Other Poems

The Snowflake and Other Poems

by Arthur WEIR (1864 - 1902)

This is a volume of Canadian poet Arthur Weir. Many of the poems are set around the turn of a year, referencing the season in different ways, and touching upon almost every emotion and association we might connect with winter. - Summary by Carolin


A Ballade of Joy

A Little Maid

Aladdin's Lamp

As from the Nectar-Laden Lily

At Dawn

At the Seaside

At the Tryst

Baby's Stocking

Cupid's Disguises

Dedicatory Ballad

Dedicatory Ode

En Route

Entering Port

Farewell

Flesh and Spirit

Flowers and Fears

Gold Tresses

Hamlin's Mill

In Church

In the Closing Hours

It would be Easy to be Good

Mummy Thoughts

Music

My Comrade

My Divinity

My Gift

My Heart's a Merry Rover

My Lady's Bonnet

My Star

New Year's Eve

Nil Desperandum

O Foolish Heart

Oh were it not

On New Year's Eve

Pegasus

Pluck Flowers in Youth

Quatrains

Remembrance

Rosina Vokes

Samson and Delilah

Song

Sonnets in California

Succor the Children

Take me as you Find me

The Beaver Meadow

The Cigarette Smoker

The Glove

The Kindergarten

The Little Trooper

The Magic Bow

The Masque of the Year

The Mother

The Muse and the Pen

The Orphans

The Patriarch's Death

The Poet

The Poet and his Rhymes

The Pool of Sant' Oline

The Rosebud

The Sleeping Soul

The Snowflake

The Sunset Lesson

The Tide

Timor Mortis Conturbat Me

To a Picture

To an Infant

To Certain Nature Poets

To Scotland

Voyageur Song

Where Heaven is

Wild Flowers

Winter in the South