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The Prophet
(Antiphilus.)
I knew it in your childish grace
The dawning of Desire,
'Who lives,' I said, 'will see that face
Set all the world on fire!'
They mocked; but Time has brought to pass
The saying over-true;
Prophet and martyr now, alas,
I burn for Truth,--and you!
Deeds of Men
Ave
Hesperothen
Verses
Translations
- Hymn to the Winds
- Moonlight
- The Grave and the Rose
- A Vow to Heavenly Venus
- Of His Lady's Old Age
- Shadows of His Lady
- April
- An Old Tune
- Old Loves
- A Lady of High Degree
- Iannoula
- The Milk-White Doe
- Heliodore
- The Prophet
- Lais
- Clearista
- The Fisherman's Tomb
- Of His Death
- Rhodope
- To A Girl
- To the Ships
- A Late Convert
- The Limit of Life
- To Daniel Elzevir
- The Last Chance
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