Sea-change

Sea-change

Muna Lee

Idioma: English

Género(s): Poesía Un solo autor

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1. The Singer
2. The Thought of You
3. The Stars are Colored Blossoms
4. My Dreams of You are Sombre in the Twilight
5. The Little White Flower
6. The Blackbirds Fly before the Cold
7. Melilot
8. Song
9. As Helen Once
10. Lips You were Not Anhungered for
11. When We Shall be Dust in the Churchyard
12. I am So Glad That You are Dead
13. Survival
14. Now have I Conquered
15. Dirge
16. April Wind
17. I Remember You because of a Grassy Hill
18. I Shall Not Sing Again of Love
19. I Have had Enough of Glamour
20. A Woman’s Song
21. Choice
22. Harvest
23. Gifts
24. Imprisoned
25. You Who Hear Only the Words
26. Release
27. Confidante
28. I. Spring; II. November
29. Amparo
30. The Host
31. Out of My Turbulent Days
32. Yellow Leaves
33. The Yellow Daisies
34. A Song of Happiness
35. Apple Boughs
36. New Birth
37. Foreword
38. ‘These things I know’
39. ‘I have been happy’
40. ‘I make no question of your right to go’
41. ‘I have a thousand pictures of the sea’
42. ‘Life of itself will be cruel and hard enough’
43. ‘There have been many Junes with larkspur blowing’
44. ‘For an hour I looked on love as Moses might’
45. ‘You have not known the autumns I have known’
46. ‘No love can quite forego the battle-field’
47. ‘It were easiest to say’
48. ‘It will be easy to love you when I am dead’
49. ‘Along my ways of life you never came’
50. Song in the Hills
51. Mid-Western
52. Garden Song
53. Tropic Rain
54. A Song of Dreams Come True
55. San Cristóbal
56. Vendor of Green Coconuts
57. Tropical Beach
58. Pomarrosal
59. The Flame Trees
60. The Cabbage Field
61. Barrier
62. Morning in the Woods
63. The Seeker

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Muna Lee was a poet, novelist, translator and activist. This collection, first published in 1923, explores themes of love and place. - Summary by Newgatenovelist

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