This second volume of verse by Grace Hazard Conkling -- American poet, author and musician -- ranges in theme from close observations of the natural world to the loss and desolation of World War I. Having taught English for 34 years at Smith College, Conkling remains honored to this day with an annual poetry residency in her name.
By : Grace H. Conkling (1878 - 1958)
01 - The Road to Mount Tom
02 - The Road to Hockanum Ferry
03 - The Road to the Pool
04 - The Saw-mill on the Connecticut
05 - Songs on the Mohawk Trail (6 Short Poems)
06 - Journey's End
07 - War
08 - The Return of Jeanne D'arc
09 - Refugees- Belgium 1914
10 - At the Cross-roads
11 - Letter to an Aviator in France
12 - The Names
13 - Adventure
14 - Six Songs From Over There (6 Short Poems)
15 - The Dream
16 - The Ruined Cities
17 - His Letter
18 - The Nightingales of Flanders
19 - To Francis Ledwidge
20 - Rheims Cathedral- 1918
21 - Victory Bells
22 - ‘Honorably Discharged’
23 - Poppies
24 - Frost on a Window
25 - Hilda in the Wood
26 - To the Schooner ‘Casco’
27 - A Letter to Elsa
28 - The Caribbean From a Northern Garden
29 - I Have Cared for You, Moon
30 - Dilemma
31 - Songs of Places-old Mexico (13 Short Poems)
32 - The Door-harp
33 - Bells at Evening
34 - Night Song
35 - A Child's Song Overheard
36 - Parting
37 - White Foxglove
38 - The Rainy Moon
39 - Garden Dusk
40 - The Rose
41 - Cedars
42 - Moonrise
43 - Solitude
44 - ‘Nuit D'etoiles’
45 - ‘Reflets Dans L'eau’
46 - Elegy for the Irish Poet, Ledwidge
47 - The Wilderness
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