Paradox, The
Parted (1899)
Parted (1901)
Party, The
Passion and Love
Path, The
Phantom Kiss, The
Philosophy
Photograph, The
Phyllis
Place Where The Rainbow Ends, The
Plantation Child's Lullaby, The
Plantation Melody, A
Plantation Portrait, A
Plea, A
Poet and His Song, The
Poet And The Baby, The
Poet, The
Pool, The
Poor Withered Rose
Possession
Possum
Possum Trot
Prayer, A
Precedent
Preference
Premonition
Preparation
Prometheus
Promise and Fulfillment
Protest
Puttin' The Baby Away
A maiden wept and, as a comforter,
Came one who cried, "I love thee," and he seized
Her in his arms and kissed her with hot breath,
That dried the tears upon her flaming cheeks.
While ever more his boldly blazing eye
Burned into hers; but she uncomforted
Shrank from his arms and only wept the more.
Then one came and gazed mutely in her face
With wide and wistful eyes; but still aloof
He held himself; as with a reverent fear,
As one who knows some sacred presence nigh.
And as she wept he mingled tear with tear
That cheered her soul like dew a dusty flow'r,--
Until she smiled, approached, and touched his hand!
