Excerpt from Lyrics, Idyls and Fragments

To the Reader, To J. H. A., Biographical Sketch, To my Mother, Florida - A Fragment, Song - "Life and True Love meet but Once", A Martial Ode, Love in the Market, Serenade - "Life and I were Ill at Ease", Hamadryads, Love's Dirge, Despondence, From "Songs of a Pagan." Sewanee, 1889, "Over the White Sea-foam", "Heaven May be Eternal", "Señorita, Have thine Eyes", "Love, be thy Lips the Cradle of my Sighs", "My Dream hath Fled, and its Airy Dome", "Lips have Smiled till Smiles were Tears", To R. B. "Stanch be thy Bark", "Life's Retribution"

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