BLOOMS OF THE BERRY.

BY

MADISON J. CAWEIN.

"I fain would tune my fancy to your key."—Sir John Suckling.

LOUISVILLE:
John P. Morton and Company, Printers.
1887


COPYRIGHTED
By MADISON J. CAWEIN.
1887

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CONTENTS

PROEM.
I.—BY WOLD AND WOOD.
THE HOLLOW.
BY WOLD AND WOOD.
ANTICIPATION.
A LAMENT.
DISTANCE.
ASPIRATION.
SPRING TWILIGHT.
FRAGMENTS.
THE RAIN.
TO S. McK.
MORNING AND NIGHT.
THE TOLL-MAN'S DAUGHTER.
THE BERRIERS.
HARVESTING.
GOING FOR THE COWS.
SONG OF THE SPIRITS OF SPRING.
THE SPIRITS OF LIGHT AND DARKNESS.
TO SORROW.
THE PASSING OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
A NOVEMBER SKETCH.
THE WHITE EVENING.
SUMMER.
NIGHT.
DAWN.
JUNE.
THE JESSAMINE AND THE MORNING-GLORY.
THE HEREMITE TOAD.
THE HEART OF SPRING.
THE OLD HOUSE BY THE MERE.
SUBSTRATUM.
ALONG THE OHIO.
THE OHIO FALLS.
THE RUINED MILL.
FROST.
INVOCATION.
FAIRIES.
THE TRYST.
AN ANTIQUE.
A GUINEVERE.
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