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Anthology of Massachusetts Poets
by William Stanley Braithwaite （editor）
CONTENTS
HOME BOUND
JOSEPH AUSLANDER
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
KATHERINE LEE BATES
YELLOW CLOVER
KATHERINE LEE BATES
THE RETURNING
SYLVESTER BAXTER
TWO MOODS FROM THE HILL
ERNEST BENSHIMOL
A BANQUET
ERNEST BENSHIMOL
SONG
GEORGE CABOT LODGE
THE WORLDS
MARTHA GILBERT DICKINSON BIANCHI
THE RIOT
GAMALIEL BRADFORD
HUNGER
GAMALIEL BRADFORD
EXIT GOD
GAMALIEL BRADFORD
ROUSSEAU
GAMALIEL BRADFORD
JOHN MASEFIELD
AMY BRIDGMAN
1620…1920
LE BARON RUSSEL BRIGGS
THE CROSS…CURRENT
ABBIE FARWELL BROWN
CANDLEMAS
ALICE BROWN
SUNRISE ON MANSFIELD MOUNTAIN
ALICE BROWN
BURNT ARE THE PETALS OF LIFE
ELSIE PUMPELLY CABOT
FOUR FOUNTAINS。 AFTER RESPIGHI
JESSICA CARR
IN THE TROLLEY CAR （unavailable…pages torn from book）
RUTH BALDWIN CHENERY
IN IRISH RAIN （unavailable…pages torn from book）
MARTHA HASKELL CLARK
CRETONNE TROPICS
GRACE HAZARD CONKLING
TO HILDA OF HER ROSES
GRACE HAZARD CONKLING
DANDELION
HILDA CONKLING
RED ROOSTER
HILDA CONKLING
VElVETS
HILDA CONKLING
THE MOODS
FANNY STEARNS DAVIS
HILL…FANTASY
FANNY STEARNS DAVIS
THE MIRAGE
NATHAN HASKELL DOLE
THE ROAD BEYOND THE TOWN
MICHAEL EARLS； S。J。
THE LILAC
WALTER PRICHARD EATON
GOD； THROUGH HIS OFFSPRING NATURE； GAVE ME LOVE
CHARLES GIBSON
TO MUSIC
MAUDE GORDON…ROBY
THE VOICE IN THE SONG
MARY GERTRUDE HAMILTON
HYMNS AND ANTHEMS SUNG AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE
CAROLINE HAZARD
REUBEN ROY
HAROLD CRAWFORD STEARNS
COUNTRY ROAD
MARIE LOUISE HERSEY
WREATHS
CAROLYN HILLMAN
MEMPHIS
GORDON MALHERBE HILLMAN
SAINT COLUMBKILLE
E。J。V。 HUIGINN
MISS DOANE
WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON
FALLEN FENCES
WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON
CROSS…CURRENTS
WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON
THE FAREWELL
WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON
SONG
OLIVER JENKINS
LOVE AUTUMNAL
OLIVER JENKINS
ECHOES
RUTH LAMBERT JONES
WAR PICTURES
RUTH LAMBERT JONES
AN OLD SONG
ARTHUR KETCHUM
ROADSIDE REST
ARTHUR KETCHUM
OLD LIZETTE ON SLEEP
AGNES LEE
MOTHERHOOD
AGNES LEE
ESSEX
GEORGE CABOT LODGE
THE SONG OF THE WAVE
GEORGE CABOT LODGE
FRIMAIRE
AMY LOWELL
PATTERNS
AMY LOWELL
A BATHER
AMY LOWELL
LEPRECHAUNS AND CLURICAUNS
DENNIS A。 MCCARTHY
L'ENVOI
DOROTHEA LAWRENCE MANN
TO IMAGINATION
DOROTHEA LAWRENCE MANN
DRAGON
JEANETTE MARKS
GREEN GOLDEN DOOR
JEANETTE MARKS
SLEEPY HOLLOW； CONCORD
JOHN CLAIR MINOT
THE SWORD OF ARTHUR
JOHN CLAIR MINOT
THE DIVINE FOREST
CHARLES R。 MURPHY
MAGIC
EDWARD J。 O'BRIEN
MICHAEL PAT
EDWARD J。 O'BRIAN
SONG
EDWARD J。 O'BRIAN
IN MEMORIAM： FRANCIS LEDWIDGE
NORREYS JEPHSON O'CONNOR
EVENSONG
NORREYS JEPHSON O'CONNOR
THE PROPHET
JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEABODY
HARVEST…MOON： 1914
JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEABODY
HORSEMAN SPRINGING FROM THE DARK： A DREAM
LILLA CABOT PERRY
THREE QUATRAINS
LILLA CABOT PERRY
A VALENTINE UNSENT
MARGARET PERRY
SHIPBUILDERS
ARTHUR STANWOOD PIER
UNFADING PICTURES
LOUELLA C。 POOLE
WITH WAVES AND WINGS
CHARLOTTE PORTER
BLUEBERRIES
FRANK PRENTICE RAND
NOCTURNE
WILLIAM ROSCOIE THAYER
ENVOI
WILLIAM 'ROSCOE THAYER
THERE WHERE THE SEA
MARIE TUDOR
MARRIAGE
MARIE TUDOR
PITY
HAROLD VINAL
A ROSE TO THE LIVING
NIXON WATERMAN
THE STORM
G。O。 WARREN
WHERE THEY SLEEP
G。O。 WARREN
BEAUTY
G。O。 WARREN
COMRADES
GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY
THE FLIGHT
GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY
HOME…BOUND
THE moon is a wavering rim where one fish
slips；
The water makes a quietness of sound；
Night is an anchoring of many ships
Home…bound。
There are strange tunnelers in the dark； and whirs
Of wings that die； and hairy spiders spin
The silence into nets； and tenanters
Move softly in。
I step on shadows riding through the grass；
And feel the night lean cool against my face；
And challenged by the sentinel of space；
I pass。
JOSEPH AUSLANDE
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
O BEAUTIFUL for spacious skies；
For amber waves of grain；
For purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain！
America！ America！
God shed His grace on thee
And crown thy good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea！
O beautiful for pilgrim feet；
Those stern； impassioned stress
A thoroughfare for freedom beat
Across the wilderness！
America！ America！
God mend thine every flaw；
Confirm thy soul in self…control；
Thy liberty in law！
O beautiful for heroes proved
In liberating strife
Who more than self their country loved；
And mercy more than life！
America！ America！
May God thy gold refine；
Till all success be nobleness；
And every gain divine。
O beautiful for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years
Thine alabaster cities gleam
Undimmed by human tears！
America！ America！
God shed His grace on thee
And crown thy good with brotherhood
》From sea to shining sea！
KATHERINE LEE BATES
YELLOW CLOVER
MUST I； who walk alone；
come on it still；
This Puck of plants
The wise would do away with；
The sunshine slants
To play with；
Our wee； gold…dusty flower； the yellow clover；
Which once in Parting for a time
That then seemed long；
Ere time for you was over；
We sealed our own？
Do you remember yet；
O Soul beyond the stars；
Beyond the uttermost dim bars
Of space；
Dear Soul； who found earth sweet；
Remember by love's grace；
In dreamy hushes of the heavenly song；
How suddenly we halted in our climb；
Lingering； reluctant； up that farthest hill；
Stooped for the blossoms closest to our feet；
And gave them as a token
Each to Each；
In lieu of speech；
In lieu of words too grievous to be spoken；
Those little； gypsy； wondering blossoms wet
With a strange dew of tears？
So it began；
This vagabond； unvalued yellow clover；
To be our tenderest language。 All the years
It lent a new zest to the summer hours；
As each of us went scheming to surprise
The other with our homely； laureate flowers。
Sonnets and odes
Fringing our daily roads。
Can amaranth and asphodel
Bring merrier laughter to your eyes？
Oh； if the Blest； in their serene abodes；
Keep any wistful consciousness of earth；
Not grandeurs； but the childish ways of love；
Simplicities of mirth；
Must follow them above
With touches of vague homesickness that pass
Like shadows of swift birds across the grass。
Beneath some foreign arch of sky；
How many a time the rover
You or I；
For life oft sundered look from look；
And voice from voice； the transient dearth
Schooling my soul to brook
This distance that no messages may span；
Would chance
Upon our wilding by a lonely well；
Or drowsy watermill；
Or swaying to the chime of convent bell；
Or where the nightingales of old romance
With tragical contraltos fill
Dim solitudes of infinite desire；
And once I joyed to meet
Our peasant gadabout
A trespasser on trim； seigniorial seat；
Twinkling a saucy eye
As potentates paced by。
Our golden cord！ our soft； pursuing flame
From friendship's altar fire！
How proudly we would pluck and tame
The dimpling clusters； mutinously gay！
How swiftly they were sent
Far； far away
On journeys wide；
By sea and continent；
Green miles and blue leagues over；
》From each of us to each；
That so our hearts might reach；
And touch within the yellow clover；
Love's letter to be glad about
Like sunshine when it came！
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