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• POEMS

Christopher John Brennan

• 1897
• An Hour's Respite
• And Does She Still Perceive
• And Shall The Living Waters Heed
• Autumn
• Because She Would Ask Me Why I Loved Her
• Black On The Depths
• Come Out, Come Out
• Dawns Of The World, How I Have Known You All...
• Deep Mists Of Longing Blur The Land
• Dies Dominica! The Sunshine Burns
• Droop'st Thou And Fail'st? But These Have Never Tired
• Each Day I See The Long Ships Coming Into Port
• Epilogue: 1908
• Fire In The Heavens
• Four Springtimes Lost: And In The Fifth We Stand
• How Old Is My Heart, How Old?
• I Am Driven Everywhere From A Clinging Home
• I Am Shut Out Of Mine Own Heart
• I Said, This Misery Must End
• I Saw My Life As Whitest Flame
• Ii. The Quest Of Silence
• Iii. The Shadow Of Lilith
• Interlude: The Casement
• Interlude: The Hearth And The Window
• Interlude: The Window And The Hearth
• Liminary
• Mdcccxciii: A Prelude
• My Heart Was Wandering In The Sands
• O White Wind, Numbing The World
• Of Old, On Her Terrace At Evening
• Old Wonder Flush'D The East Anew
• Poppies
• Quis Pro Domino
• Romance
• Spring Breezes
• Spring-Ripple Of Green Along The Way
• Summer Noon
• Sweet Silence After Bells
• The Grand Cortège Of Glory And Youth Is Gone
• The Pangs That Guard The Gates Of Joy
• The Twilight Of Disquietude
• The Watch At Midnight
• The Winter Eve Is Clear And Chill
• The Yellow Gas
• Under A Sky Of Uncreated Mud
• Was It The Sun That Broke My Dream
• When Summer Comes In Her Glory
• When The Spring Mornings Grew More Long
• White Dawn, That Tak'st The Heaven With Sweet Surprise