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    A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems
    A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems
    A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems
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    A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems

    By Madison Julius Cawein

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    "A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems" by Madison Julius Cawein contains a variety of poems that can touch readers no matter what journey of life they've gone on. From love to nature, this book is relatable now the same way it was when it was first published. Even if you're not a poetry reader normally, this book is easy to read and easy to resonate with.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGood Press
    Release dateDec 20, 2019
    ISBN4064066143213
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      A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems - Madison Julius Cawein

      Madison Julius Cawein

      A Voice on the Wind, and Other Poems

      Published by Good Press, 2022

      goodpress@okpublishing.info

      EAN 4064066143213

      Table of Contents

      LIST OF POEMS

      A Voice on the Wind

      And Other Poems

      by

      Madison Cawein

      INSCRIBED

      EDMUND GOSSE

      PROEM.

      A Voice on the Wind

      A VOICE ON THE WIND

      THE LAND OF HEARTS MADE WHOLE

      THE WIND OF WINTER

      THE WIND OF SUMMER

      THE SPIRIT OF THE FOREST SPRING

      TO THE LEAF-CRICKET

      THE OWLET

      VINE AND SYCAMORE

      THE POET

      EVENING ON THE FARM

      THE BROOK

      SUMMER NOONTIDE

      HEAT

      JULY

      TO THE LOCUST

      YOUNG SEPTEMBER

      UNDER THE HUNTER'S MOON

      RAIN IN THE WOODS

      IN THE LANE

      A FOREST IDYL

      UNDER THE ROSE

      IN AUTUMN

      EPIPHANY

      LIFE

      PESSIMIST

      OPTIMIST

      NEVER

      MEETING IN THE WOODS

      A MAID WHO DIED OLD

      COMMUNICANTS

      THE DEAD DAY

      KNIGHT-ERRANT

      THE END OF SUMMER

      LIGHT AND WIND

      SUPERSTITION

      UNCALLED

      LOVE DESPISED

      THE DEATH OF LOVE

      GERALDINE, GERALDINE

      ALLUREMENT

      BLACK VESPER'S PAGEANTS.

      OTHER VOLUMES

      BY

      MADISON CAWEIN

      LIST OF POEMS

      Table of Contents

      PROEM.

      A VOICE ON THE WIND

      THE LAND OF HEARTS MADE WHOLE

      THE WIND OF WINTER

      THE WIND OF SUMMER

      THE SPIRIT OF THE FOREST SPRING

      TO THE LEAF-CRICKET

      THE OWLET

      VINE AND SYCAMORE

      THE POET

      EVENING ON THE FARM

      THE BROOK

      SUMMER NOONTIDE

      HEAT

      JULY

      TO THE LOCUST

      YOUNG SEPTEMBER

      UNDER THE HUNTER'S MOON

      RAIN IN THE WOODS

      IN THE LANE

      A FOREST IDYL

      UNDER THE ROSE

      IN AUTUMN

      EPIPHANY

      LIFE

      NEVER

      MEETING IN THE WOODS

      A MAID WHO DIED OLD

      COMMUNICANTS

      THE DEAD DAY

      KNIGHT-ERRANT

      THE END OF SUMMER

      LIGHT AND WIND

      SUPERSTITION

      UNCALLED

      LOVE DESPISED

      THE DEATH OF LOVE

      GERALDINE, GERALDINE

      ALLUREMENT

      BLACK VESPER'S PAGEANTS.

      A Voice on the Wind

      Table of Contents

      And Other Poems

      by

      Table of Contents

      Madison Cawein

      Table of Contents

      decorative triangle

      For permission to reprint several of the poems included in this volume thanks are due to the Atlantic Monthly,

      Harper's Magazine, The Century Magazine, Smart Set, Saturday Evening Post, and Lippincott's Magazine.

      INSCRIBED

      Table of Contents

      TO

      EDMUND GOSSE

      Table of Contents

      AS A SLIGHT TOKEN OF APPRECIATION AND ESTEEM

      PROEM.

      Table of Contents

      Oh, for a soul that fulfills

      Music like that of a bird!

      Thrilling with rapture the hills,

      Heedless if any one heard.

      Or, like the flower that blooms

      Lone in the midst of the trees,

      Filling the woods with perfumes,

      Careless if any one sees.

      Or, like the wandering wind,

      Over the meadows that swings,

      Bringing wild sweets to mankind,

      Knowing not that which it brings.

      Oh, for a way to impart

      Beauty, no matter how hard!

      Like unto nature, whose art

      Never once dreams of reward.

      A Voice on the Wind

      Table of Contents

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      A VOICE ON THE WIND

      Table of Contents

      She walks with the wind on the windy height

      When the rocks are loud and the waves are white,

      And all

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