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George Parsons Lathrop 25 August 1851 – 19 April 1898 Poetry Listing Read More About George Parsons Lathrop below poetry list Poem Title First Lines Period # Lines # Reads 1: A Face In The Street. Poor, withered face, that yet was once so fair, 14 478 2: A Rune Of The Rain O many-toned rain! 113 438 3: A Rune Of The Rain. O many-toned rain! 114 408 4: A Song Long Ago. Through the pauses of thy fervid singing 8 440 5: A Strong City Beauty and splendor were on every hand: 76 491 6: An April Aria. When the mornings dankly fall 24 408 7: Arise, American! The soul of a nation awaking, 56 434 8: Arise, American! The soul of a nation awaking, 56 428 9: At The Golden Gate Before the golden gate she stands, 56 416 10: Battle Days Veteran memories rally to muster 53 378 11: Before The Snow Autumn is gone: through the blue woodlands bare 20 558 12: Before The Snow. Autumn is gone: through the blue woodlands bare 20 424 13: Blackmouth, Of Colorado Who is Blackmouth?" Well, that's hard to say. 148 386 14: Bluebird's Greeting Over the mossy walls, 64 356 15: Breakers Far out at sea there has been a storm, 117 408 16: Bride Brook Wide as the sky Time spreads his hand, 88 355 17: Burial-Song For Sumner. Now the last wreath of snow 148 354 18: Chant For Autumn. Veiled in visionary haze, 57 397 19: Charity Unarmed she goeth; yet her hands 8 425 20: Christening To-day I saw a little, calm-eyed child, 36 402 21: Contentment. Glad hours have been when I have seen 8 442 22: Fairhaven Bay. I push on through the shaggy wood, 44 408 23: Famine And Harvest The strong and the tender, 20 420 24: First Glance A budding mouth and warm blue eyes; 12 403 25: First Glance. A budding mouth and warm blue eyes; 16 384 26: Gettysburg: A Battle Ode Victors, living, with laureled brow, 307 407 27: Grant's Dirge Ah, who shall sound the hero's funeral march? 183 406 28: Grief's Hero. A youth unto herself Grief took, 83 419 29: Heart's Fountain. (Moods Of Love.) Her moods are like the fountain's, changing ever, 14 385 30: Helen At The Loom Helen, in her silent room, 116 418 31: Helen At The Loom. Helen, in her silent room, 116 364 32: I Loved You, Once And did you think my heart 35 431 33: In Absence. (Moods Of Love.) My love for thee is like a winged seed 14 396 34: Incantation 48 415 35: Jessamine Here stands the great tree still, with broad bent head; 80 433 36: Jessamine. Here stands the great tree still, with broad, bent head, 80 406 37: June Longings. Lo, all about the lofty blue are blown 18 408 38: Keenan's Charge The sun had set; 94 411 39: Love That Lives Dear face - bright, glinting hair; 28 393 40: Love's Defeat. (Moods Of Love.) A thousand times I would have hoped, 20 397 41: Marthy Virginia's Hand There, on the left!" said the colonel: the battle had shuddered and faded away, 36 448 42: May-Rose On this day to life she came 10 372 43: Melancholy. Daughter of my nobler hope 12 378 44: Music Of Growth. Music is in all growing things; 10 441 45: New Worlds With my beloved I lingered late one night. 14 413 46: New Worlds. (Moods Of Love.) With my beloved I lingered late one night. 14 382 47: Night In New York Haunted by unknown feet 66 401 48: O Jay! O jay 62 390 49: O Wholesome Death O wholesome Death, thy sombre funeral-car 14 378 50: O Wholesome Death. O Wholesome Death, thy sombre funeral-car 14 365 51: Rose And Roof-Tree. O wayward rose, why dost thou wreathe so high, 42 419 52: Sailor's Song, Returning The sea goes up; the sky comes down. 59 393 53: Sailor's Song. The sea goes up; the sky comes down. 77 556 54: South-Wind Soft-throated South, breathing of summer's ease 14 432 55: South-Wind Song. (Moods Of Love.) Soft-throated South, breathing of summer's ease 14 389 56: Strike Hands, Young Men! Strike hands, young men! 57 411 57: Sunset And Shore Birds that like vanishing visions go winging, 12 395 58: Thanksgiving Turkey Valleys lay in sunny vapor, 54 432 59: The Bather. Standing here alone, 66 413 60: The Bobolink How sweetly sang the bobolink, 10 479 61: The Bobolink. How sweetly sang the bobolink, 10 379 62: The Bride Of War The trumpet, with a giant sound, 187 415 63: The Casket Of Opals Deep, smoldering colors of the land and sea 248 391 64: The Child Year Dying of hunger and sorrow: 44 423 65: The Child's Wish Granted Do you remember, my sweet, absent son, 10 379 66: The Fisher Of The Cape. At morn his bark like a bird 20 421 67: The Flown Soul Come not again! I dwell with you 40 422 68: The Ghosts Of Growth. Last night it snowed; and Nature fell asleep. 14 439 69: The Heart Of A Song Dear love, let this my song fly to you: 12 372 70: The Lily-Pond. Some fairy spirit with his wand, 48 483 71: The Lover Who Thinks. Dost thou remember, Love, those hours 36 368 72: The Lover's Year Thou art my morning, twilight, noon, and eve, 14 410 73: The Lover's Year (Moods Of Love.) Thou art my morning, twilight, noon, and eve, 14 577 74: The Name Of Washington Sons of the youth and the truth of the nation, 28 382 75: The Phoebe-Bird Yes, I was wrong about the phoebe-bird. 20 464 76: The Silent Tide A tangled orchard round the farm-house spreads, 492 374 77: The Singing Wire Ethereal, faint that music rang, 56 410 78: The Singing Wire. Hark to that faint, ethereal twang 56 406 79: The Song-Sparrow Glimmers gray the leafless thicket 54 399 80: The Song-Sparrow. Glimmers gray the leafless thicket 54 381 81: The Star To Its Light Go," said the star to its light: 25 399 82: The Sun-Shower. A penciled shade the sky doth sweep, 18 420 83: The Sunshine Of Thine Eyes The sunshine of thine eyes, 8 420 84: The Sunshine Of Thine Eyes. The sunshine of thine eyes, 8 374 85: The Sword Dham How shall we honor the man who creates? 42 407 86: The Voice Of The Void I warn, like the one drop of rain 16 410 87: Three Doves Seaward, at morn, my doves flew free; 24 406 88: Wedding-Night. (Moods Of Love.) At night, with shaded eyes, the summer moon 14 404 89: When, Looking Deeply In Thy Face. When, looking deeply in thy face, 18 389 90: Within A Year Lips that are met in love's 24 396 91: Youth To The Poet Strange spell of youth for age, and age for youth, 1879 24 390 About: George Parsons Lathrop was a poet and novelist. This page viewed 4828 times.

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