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The Marchioness of Brinvilliers
He toned the sprightly beam of morning
With twilight meek of tender eve,
Brightness interfused with softness,
Light and shade did weave:
And gave to candor equal place
With mystery starred in open skies;
And, floating all in sweetness, made
Her fathomless mild eyes.
John Marr and Other Sailors
Sea Pieces
Poems From Timoleon
Poems From Battle Pieces
- Supplement
- The Portent
- From the Conflict of Convictions
- The March into Virginia
- Ball's Bluff
- The Stone Fleet
- The Temeraire
- A Utilitarian View of the Monitor's Flight
- Malvern Hill
- Stonewall Jackson
- The House Top
- Chattanooga
- On the Photograph of a Corps Commander
- The Swamp Angel
- Sheridan at Cedar Creek
- In the Prison Pen
- The College Colonel
- The Martyr
- Rebel Color-Bearers at Shiloh
- Aurora Borealis
- The Released Rebel Prisoner
- On the Slain Collegians
- America
- Inscription
- The Fortitude of the North
- The Mound by the Lake
- On the Slain at Chickamauga
- An Uninscribed Monument
- On the Grave of A Young Cavalry Officer
- A Requiem
- Commemorative of A Naval Victory
- A Meditation
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