The Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare  12483

Contents

The Hour-Glass
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Voice
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Spectre
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Before Dawn
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Flower
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Fairy in Winter
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Veil
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Titmouse
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Willow
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Old Angler
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Imp Within
from The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Veil and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sam’s Three Wishes: or Life’s Little Whirligig
from Story and Rhyme
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Song of Finis
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
I Can’t Abear
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Dunce
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Chicken
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Some One
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Bread and Cherries
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Old Shellover
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Hapless
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Little Bird
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Cake and Sack
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ship of Rio
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Tillie
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mr Alacadacca
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Horseman
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Jim Jay
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Miss T.
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Cupboard
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Barber’s
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Hide and Seek
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Not I!
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Then
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Window
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Poor Henry
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Full Moon
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Bookworm
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Quartette
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Snow
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mistletoe
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Lost Shoe
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Truants
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Sea Boy
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Berries
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Must and May
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Off the Ground
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Thief at Robin’s Castle
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
A Widow’s Weeds
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
‘Sooeep!’
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mrs. MacQueen
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Little Green Orchard
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Poor ‘Miss 7’
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sam
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Late
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Old Soldier
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Penny Owing
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Picture
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Little Old Cupid
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
King David
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Old House
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Unstooping
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
All but Blind
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Nicholas Nye
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Pigs and the Charcoal-Burner
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Five Eyes
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Grim
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Tit for Tat
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Summer Evening
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Earth Folk
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
At the Keyhole
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Old Stone House
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ruin
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ride-By-Nights
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Peak and Puke
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Changeling
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Mocking Fairy
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Bewitched
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Honey Robbers
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Longlegs
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Melmillo
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Trees
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Silver
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Nobody Knows
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Wanderers
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Groat nor Tester
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Many a Mickle
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Will Ever?
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Song of the Secret
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Song of Soldiers
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Bees’ Song
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
A Song of Enchantment
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Dream-Song
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Song of Shadows
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Song of the Mad Prince
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Little Salamander
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Linnet
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Sunken Garden
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Riddlers
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Moonlight
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Blind Boy
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Quarry
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mrs. Grundy
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Tryst
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Alone
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Empty House
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mistress Fell
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ghost
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Stranger
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Betrayal
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Cage
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Revenant
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Music
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Remonstrance
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Nocturne
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Exile
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Unchanging
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Nightfall
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Invocation
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Eyes
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Life
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Disguise
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Vain Questioning
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Vigil
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Old Men
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Dreamer
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Happy England
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Motley
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Marionettes
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
To E. T.: 1917
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
April Moon
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Fool’s Song
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Clear Eyes
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Dust to Dust
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Three Strangers
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Alexander
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Reawakening
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Vacant Day
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Flight
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Two Houses
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
For All The Grief
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Scribe
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Fare Well
from Motley and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Evening
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Night
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Universe
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Reverie
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Massacre
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Echo
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Fear
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Mermaids
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Myself
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Autumn
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Winter
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
To My Mother
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Three Cherry Trees
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Old Susan
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Old Ben
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Miss Loo
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Tailor
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Martha
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Sleeper
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Keys of Morning
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Rachel
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Alone
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Bells
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Scarecrow
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Nod
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Bindweed
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Winter
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
There Blooms No Bud in May
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Noon and Night Flower
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Estranged
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Tired Cupid
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Dreams
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Faithless
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Shade
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Be Angry Now No More!
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Spring
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Exile
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Where?
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Music Unheard
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
All That’s Past
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
When the Rose is Faded
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sleep
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Stranger
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Never More, Sailor
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Witch
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Arabia
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Mountains
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Queen Djenira
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Never-to-Be
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Dark Château
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Dwelling-Place
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Listeners
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Time Passes
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Beware!
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Journey
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Haunted
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Silence
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Winter Dusk
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Ages Ago
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
Home
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ghost
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
An Epitaph
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
‘The Hawthorn Hath a Deadly Smell’
from The Listeners and Other Poems
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Horseman
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Kings and Queens
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Up and Down
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mrs. Earth
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Alas, Alack!
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Tired Tim
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mima
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Huntsmen
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Bandog
from Peacock Pie: A Book of Rhymes
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sleepyhead
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
O dear me!
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Bluebells
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Lovelocks
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
A-Tishoo
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Tartary
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Buckle
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Hare
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Bunches of Grapes
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
John Mouldy
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Fly
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
I saw three witches
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Song (‘O for a moon to light me home!’)
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Silver Penny
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Rainbow
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Night-Swans
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Reverie
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Three Beggars
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Alulvan
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Pedlar
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Grey Wolf
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Dame Hickory
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Fairies Dancing
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Miller and His Son
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Ogre
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Gage
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Dwarf
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Pilgrim
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Fiddlers
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
As Lucy Went A-Walking
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Down-Adown-Derry
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Englishman
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Phantom
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Sleeping Beauty
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Haunted
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Supper
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Horn
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Captain Lean
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Portrait of a Warrior
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Isle of Lone
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Raven’s Tomb
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Christening
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Funeral
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Mother Bird
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Child In the Story Goes to Bed
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Child In the Story Awakes
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Cecil
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Lamplighter
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
I Met at Eve
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Lullaby
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Envoy
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Envoy
from Songs of Childhood
• words by Walter de la Mare
Falstaff
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Macbeth
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Banquo
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Mercutio
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Juliet
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Juliet’s Nurse
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Desdemona
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Iago
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Casca
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Imogen
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Polonius
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Ophelia
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Hamlet
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Come!
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Winter-Boy
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
They Told Me
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sorcery
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Children of Stare
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Age
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Glimpse
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Remembrance
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Shadow
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Unregarding
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Treachery
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
In Vain
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Miracle
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Even Rosemary
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Keep Innocency
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Phantom
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Voices
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Thule
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Birthnight: To F.
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Death-Dream
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
‘Where Is Thy Victory?’
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Foreboding
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Happy Encounter
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Coup de Grâce
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
April
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Sea-Magic
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Messengers
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Irrevocable
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Winter Coming
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Market-Place
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Anatomy
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Even in the Grave
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Omniscience
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Bright Life
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Humanity
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Gloria Mundi
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Idleness
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Goliath
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Youth
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Voice of Melancholy
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
‘Portrait of a Boy’
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Unpausing
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Vain Finding
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Virtue
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Napoleon
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
England
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
The Seas of England
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
Truce
from Poems (1906)
• words by Walter de la Mare
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