Poems By Caroline King Duer

Alice Duer was a successful American author who wrote poetry, novels and screenplays and campaigned tirelessly for women's suffrage. Her sister Caroline was an editor at Vogue magazine. This beautiful collection published in 1896 and the first of their early poems, is centered around the themes of love, friendship and loss.

By : Caroline King Duer (1865 - 1956) and Alice Duer Miller (1874 - 1942)

01 - An International Episode 02 - ‭A Song 03 - A Portrait‭ 04 - A Serenade‭ 05 - How Can One Tell‭? 06 - A Sonnet 07 - A Midsummer Night’s Dream‭ 08 - To Leeward‭ 09 - An Exhortation to Gentleness‭ 10 - Lines for the Skull at the Feast‭ 11 - The Image of the Earthy‭ 12 - Count Me Not Less‭ 13 - An Apology‭ 14 - Overheard in a Conservatory 15 - To a Photograph 16 - The Yellow Age 17 - From the German‭ 18 - The Broken Wheel‭ 19 - After a Year‭ 20 - A Passing Fancy 21 - To the Night-Breeze 22 - A Dialogue 23 - A Vignette 24 - Good-Night 25 - A Song 26 - The Kingdom of the Present‭ 27 - From Phyllis‭ 28 - How Like a Woman 29 - A Drinking-Song 30 - My Rose of May 31 - A Word to the Wise 32 - The Snare of the Fowler‭ 33 - ‘Once I Went‭' (‬After Walt Whitman.‭) 34 - Nocturne 35 - Wasted Time‭