A Confession to a Friend in Trouble

by Thomas HARDY (1840 - 1928)

A collection of poetry by Thomas Hardy, some of which were previously published or adapted into his prose works. - Summary by Libby Gohn

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A Meeting with Despair , A Sign-Seeker , At an Inn , Ditty (E. L. G.) , Friends Beyond , Heiress and Architect for A. W. B. , Her Death and After , Her Dilemma (In --- Church) , Her Immortality , Her Initials , I Look into My Glass , In a Eweleaze Near Weatherbury , In a Wood , Leipzig , Lines , Middle-Aged Enthusiasms , My Cicely , Nature's Questioning , Neutral Tones , Revulsion , San Sebastian , She at His Funeral , She, To Him I-IV , The Alarm , The Burghers , The Casterbridge Captains , The Dance at the Phoenix , The Fire at Tranter Sweatley's , The Impercipient (At a Cathedral Service) , The Ivy-Wife , The Peasant's Confession , The Sargeant's Song , The Slow Nature (An Incident of Froom Valley) , The Stranger's Song , The Two Men , Thoughts of Phena at News of Her Death , To a Lady Offended by a Book of the Writer's , To an Orphan Child a Whimsey , To Outer Nature , Unknowing , Valenciennes