Poems in Majors and Minors, 1895 After the Quarrel Alice Ballad Beyond the Years, I Beyond the Years, II Beyond the Years, III Border Ballad, A By the Stream Change Has Come, The Changing Time Columbian Ode, I Columbian Ode, II Columbian Ode, III Colored Soldiers, The Comparison Conscience and Remorse Corn Song, A Creed and Not a Creed, A Dawn Dead Dirge Disappointed Drowsy Day, A Ere Sleep Comes Down to Soothe the Weary Eyes Frederick Douglass
Fulfillment Good Night He Had His Dream How Shall I Woo Thee Hymn If If I Could But Forget Invitation to Love Ione - Part, I Ione - Part, II Ione - Part, III Lesson, The Life Lover and The Moon, The Lyric, A Madrigal, A Master-Player, The Meadow Lark, The Memory of Mary Young, To the Mystery, A Nature and Art, I Nature and Art, II Not They Who Soar Ode for Memorial Day Ode to Ethiopia Old One Life Passion and Love Phyllis Poet and His Song, The Prayer, A Premonition Preparation Promise Retort Retrospection Riding to Town Right's Security Rising of the Storm, The Seedling, The Secret, The Ships That Pass in the Night Song, The Song Sparrow, The Summer's Night, A Starry Night, A Sunset Unexpressed We Wear the Mask Why Fades a Dream Wind and the Sea, The
Oh Lord, the hard won miles Have worn my stumbling feet; Oh soothe me with thy smiles And make my life complete.
The thorns were thick and keen Where'er I trembling trod; The way was long between My wounded feet and God.
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