- Maurine and Other Poems
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This is a volume of earlier poetry by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The Title poem, Maurine, is a narrative poem about the tragedy and happiness of the life of Maurine. Besides that long narrative poem, this collection also includes a number of Ella Wheeler Wicox's famous shorter pieces of poetry.
- Chapters
- Proem
- Maurine, Part I
- Maurine, Part II
- Maurine, Part III
- Maurine, Part IV
- Maurine, Part V
- Maurine, Part VI
- Maurine, Part VII
- Two Sunsets
- Unrest
- 'Artist's Life'
- Nothing but Stones
- The Cocquette
- Inevitable
- The Ocean of Song
- 'It Might Have Been'
- If
- Gethsemane
- Dust-Sealed
- 'Advice'
- Over the Banisters
- Momus, God of Laughter
- I Dream
- The Past
- The Sonnet
- Secrets
- A Dream
- Uselessness
- Will
- Winter Rain
- Applause
- Life
- Burdened
- The Story
- Let Them Go
- The Engine
- Nothing New
- Dreams
- Helena
- Nothing Remains
- Lean Down
- Comrades
- What Gain?
- Life
- To the West
- The Land of Content
- A Song of Life
- Warning
- The Christian's New Year Prayer
- In the Night
- God's Measure
- A March Snow
- After the Battles are Over
- Noblesse Oblige
- And They are Dumb
- Night
- All for Me
- Philosophy
- 'Carlos'
- The Two Glasses
- Through Tears
- Into Space
- Through Dim Eyes
- La Mort d'Amour
- The Punished
- Half Fledged
- Love's Sleep
- True Culture
- The Voluptuary
- The Year
- The Unattained
- In the Crowd
- Life and I
- Guerdon
- Snowed Under
- Platonic
- What We Needed
- 'Leudemann's-on-the-River'
- In the Long Run
- Plea to Science
- Love's Burial
- Little Blue Hood
- No Spring
- Lippo
- Midsummer
- A Reminiscence
- Respite
- A Gir'l's Faith
- Two
- Slipping Away
- Is It Done?
- A Leaf
- Aesthetic
- Poems of the Week
- Ghosts
- Fleeing Away
- All Mad
- Hidden Gems
- By-and-By
- Over the May Hill
- A Song
- Foes
- Friendship