Philip Max Raskin was a Jewish poet about whose life not much can be found today. His poetry, however, lives on, and some poems are still well-known today. This volume contains a series of love-poems, sometimes conveying hope and happiness, sometimes longing and disappointment.
By : Philip Max Raskin (1880 - 1944)
00 - Foreword
01 - My Songs
02 - The Old Story
03 - The First Kiss
04 - Nature and Woman
05 - Woman and Sister
06 - A Love-Song
07 - What is Poetry?
08 - Winter
09 - Love Found and Lost
10 - June and December
11 - To Kate
12 - What are the Stars Made Of?
13 - A False Partner
14 - I Sometimes Wish...
15 - By a Tree
16 - Astronomy
17 - When Love to You I'd Spoken
18 - Regret
19 - Like Two Stars
20 - My Pandora
21 - Sweet Death
22 - The Change
23 - I Did not Betray
24 - Gone
25 - Like a Linnet
26 - Too Proud
27 - We Cannot Part
28 - To You
29 - She Is My Sister
30 - Love
31 - The Language of Flowers
32 - A Woman's Tears
33 - My Bride
34 - I Met Her
35 - Our Secret
36 - Omar Khayyam
37 - Before and After
38 - To Deborah
39 - To My Love
40 - Dark Is the Night
41 - Come to Me
42 - Why?
43 - To ...
44 - You Left Me
45 - My Dream
46 - To My Sweetheart
47 - I Knew Her
48 - My Home to You Is Open
49 - Stolen Moments
50 - Vain Reproach
51 - To ...
52 - Burning Love Letters
53 - I Love You
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