Richard Watson Gilder (1844-1909)
American poet and editor

Poems by Richard Watson Gilder

• An Hour in a Studio
• On the Bay
• The Celestial Passion. Prelude
• The Celestial Passion. Part 1. 1. Art and Life
• The Celestial Passion. Part 1. 2. The Poet and His Master
• The Celestial Passion. Part 1. 3. Mors Triumphalis
• The Celestial Passion. Part 1. 4. The Master-Poets
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 1. A Christmas Hymn
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 2. Easter
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 3. A Madonna of Fra Lippo Lippi
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 4. Cost
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 5. The Song of a Heathen
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 6. Holy Land
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 7. On a Portrait of Servetus
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 8. “Despise not thou”
• The Celestial Passion. Part 2. 9. “To Rest from Weary Work”
• The New Day. Prelude
• The New Day. Part 1. 1. Sonnet (I know not if I love her overmuch)
• The New Day. Part 1. 2. Sonnet (I like her gentle hand that sometimes strays)
• The New Day. Part 1. 3. “A Barren Stretch That Slants to the Salt Sea's Gray”
• The New Day. Part 1. 4. Hesitation
• The New Day. Part 1. 5. Love Grown Bold
• The New Day. Part 1. Interlude
• The New Day. Part 2. 1. Words without Song
• The New Day. Part 2. 2. The Traveler
• The New Day. Part 2. 3. “Come to Me Ye Who Suffer”
• The New Day. Part 2. 4. Written on a Fly-Leaf of “Shakespeare's Sonnets”
• The New Day. Part 2. 5. And Were That Best!
• The New Day. Part 2. 6. “There Is Nothing New under the Sun”
• The New Day. Part 2. 7. Love's Cruelty
• The New Day. Part 2. Interlude
• The New Day. Part 3. 1. “The Pallid Watcher of the Eastern Skies”
• The New Day. Part 3. 2. “My Love for Thee Doth March Like Armèd Men”
• The New Day. Part 3. 3. “What Would I Save Thee from, Dear Heart, Dear Heart?”
• The New Day. Part 3. 4. “What Would I Win Thee To?”
• The New Day. Part 3. 5. “I Will Be Brave for Thee”
• The New Day. Part 3. 6. “Love Me Not, Love, for That I First Loved Thee”
• The New Day. Part 3. 7. Body and Soul
• The New Day. Part 3. 8. “Thy Lover, Love, Would Have Some Nobler Way”
• The New Day. Part 3. 9. Love's Jealousy
• The New Day. Part 3. 10. Love's Monotone
• The New Day. Part 3. 11. “Once Only”
• The New Day. Part 3. 12. Denial
• The New Day. Part 3. 13. “Once When We Walked Within a Summer Field”
• The New Day. Part 3. 14. Song (I love her gentle forehead)
• The New Day. Part 3. 15. Listening to Music
• The New Day. Part 3. 16. “A Song of the Maiden Morn”
• The New Day. Part 3. 17. Words in Absence
• The New Day. Part 3. 18. Song (The birds were singing, the skies were gay)
• The New Day. Part 3. 19. Thistle-Down
• The New Day. Part 3. 20. “O Sweet Wild Roses That Bud and Blow”
• The New Day. Part 3. 21. The River
• The New Day. Part 3. 22. The Lover's Lord and Master
• The New Day. Part 3. 23. Song (My love grew with the growing night)
• The New Day. Part 3. 24. “A Night of Stars and Dreams”
• The New Day. Part 3. 25. A Birthday Song
• The New Day. Part 3. 26. “What Can Love Do for Thee, Love?”
• The New Day. Part 3. 27. “The Smile of Her I Love Is Like the Dawn”
• The New Day. Part 3. 28. Francesca and Paolo
• The New Day. Part 3. 29. The Unknown Way
• The New Day. Part 3. 30. The Sower
• The New Day. Part 3. 31. “When the Last Doubt Is Doubted”
• The New Day. Part 3. Interlude
• The New Day. Part 4. 1. InterludeSong (Love, Love, my love)
• The New Day. Part 4. 2. The Mirror
• The New Day. Part 4. 3. Likeness in Unlikeness
• The New Day. Part 4. 4. Song (Not from the whole wide world I chose thee)
• The New Day. Part 4. 5. All in One
• The New Day. Part 4. 6. “I Count My Time by Times That I Meet Thee”
• The New Day. Part 4. 7. Song (Years have flown since I knew thee first)
• The New Day. Part 4. 8. The Seasons
• The New Day. Part 4. 9. “Summer's Rain and Winter's Snow”
• The New Day. Part 4. 10. The Violin
• The New Day. Part 4. 11. “O Mighty River, Triumphing to the Sea”
• The New Day. Part 4. 12. “My Songs Are All of Thee, What Tho' I Sing”
• The New Day. Part 4. 13. After Many Days
• The New Day. Part 4. 14. Weal and Woe
• The New Day. Part 4. 15. “O, Love Is Not a Summer Mood”
• The New Day. Part 4. 16. “Love Is Not Bond to Any Man”
• The New Day. Part 4. 17. “He Knows Not the Path of Duty”
• The New Day. After-Song
• The Sonnet

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