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Edna St. Vincent Millay (1892-1950) American poet and playwright

Poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay - A Visit to the Asylum
- Afternoon on a Hill
- Alms
- An Ancient Gesture
- “And Do You Think That Love Itself”
- “And You As Well Must Die, Beloved Du”
- Apostrophe to Man
- “As to Some Lovely Temple, Tenantless”
- Ashes of Life
- Assault
- Autumn Chant
- Autumn Daybreak
- Being Young and Green
- Blight
- Bluebeard
- Burial
- “Cherish You Then the Hope I Shall Forget”
- Childhood Is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies
- Chorus
- City Trees
- Conscientious Objector
- Daphne
- Departure
- Dirge without Music
- Dirge
- Doubt No More That Oberon
- Ebb
- Eel-Grass
- Elegy before Death
- Elegy
- Epitaph
- Euclid Alone Has Looked
- Exiled
- Feast
- First Fig
- Fontaine, Je Ne Boirai Pas De Ton Eau!
- Four Sonnets
- God’s World
- Grown-up
- Here Is a Wound
- How Healthily Their Feet
- Humoresque
- Hyacinth
- “I Dreamed I Moved Among the Elysian Fields”
- I Know I Am But Summer
- “I Know the Face of Falsehood and Her Tongue”
- “I Pray You If You Love Me”
- “I See So Clearly Now My Similar Years”
- “I Shall Go Back Again”
- I, Being Born a Woman
- “If I Should Learn, in Some Quite Casual Way”
- If Still Your Orchards Bear
- “If to Be Left Were to Be Left Alone”
- Indifference
- Inland
- Intention to Escape from Him
- Interim
- “Into the Golden Vessel of Great Song”
- Invocation to the Muses
- Journey
- Justice Denied in Massachusetts
- Keen
- Kin to Sorrow
- Lament
- “Let You Not Say of Me When I Am Old”
- Lines Written in Recapitulation
- Lord Archer, Death
- Love Is Not All
- “Love Is Not Blind”
- Loving You Less Than Life
- Low-Tide
- MacDougal Street
- “Make Bright the Arrows”
- Mariposa
- Memorial to D.C.
- Memory of Cape Cod
- Menses
- Midnight Oil
- “Mindful of You the Sodden Earth in Spring”
- Mist in the Valley
- My Heart, Being Hungry
- “My Most Distinguished Guest and Learned Friend”
- Never May the Fruit Be Plucked
- “Night Is My Sister, and How Deep in Love”
- “No Rose That in a Garden Ever Grew”
- “Not Even My Pride Shall Suffer Much”
- “Not in A Silver Casket Cool with Pearls”
- “Not in this Chamber Only at My Birth”
- “Not with Libations, But with Shouts and Laughter”
- Nuit Blanche
- Ode to Silence
- “Oh, My Beloved, Have You Thought of This”
- “Oh, Oh, You Will Be Sorry”
- “Once More into My arid Days Like Dew”
- “Only intil This Cigarette Is Ended”
- Passer Mortuus Est
- Pastoral
- “Pity Me Not Because the Light of Day”
- Portrait by a Neighbour
- Prayer to Persephone
- Recuerdo
- Renascence
- Rosemary
- “Say What You Will, and Scratch My Heart to Find”
- Scrub
- Second Fig
- She Filled Her Arms with Wood
- She Is Overheard Singing
- Siege
- So She Came Back
- “Sometimes When I Am Wearied”
- Song of a Second April
- “Sorrowful Dreams Remembered after Waking”
- Sorrow
- Souvenir
- Spring Song
- Spring
- Still Will I Harvest Beauty
- “Sweet Love, Sweet Thorn, When Lightly to My Heart”
- Tavern
- “That Love at Length Should Find”
- The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver
- The Bean-Stalk
- The Betrothal
- The Blue-Flag in the Bog
- The Buck in the Snow
- The Cairn
- The Concert
- “The Courage That My Mother Had”
- The Curse
- The Death of Autumn
- The Dragonfly
- The Dream
- The Fawn
- The Fledgling
- The Goose-Girl
- “The Heart Once Broken Is a Heart No More”
- The Hedge of Hemlocks
- The Last White Sawdust
- The Leaf and the Tree
- “The Light Comes Back with Columbine; She Brings”
- The Little Ghost
- The Little Hill
- The Merry Maid
- The Penitent
- The Philosopher
- The Plaid Dress
- The Poet and His Book
- The Pond
- The Return from Town
- The Shroud
- The Singing-Woman from the Wood’s Edge
- The Snow Storm
- The Spring and the Fall
- The Suicide
- The True Encounter
- The Unexplorer
- The White Bark Writhed
- The Wood Road
- “Think Not, Not for a Moment Let Your Mind”
- “Thou Art Not Lovelier Than Lilacs,—No”
- Three Songs from the Lamp and the Bell
- Three Songs of Shattering
- Thursday
- “Time Does Not Bring Relief; You All Have Lied”
- To a Poet That Died Young
- To Kathleen
- To One Who Might Have Borne a Message
- To S. M.
- To the Not Impossible Him
- To Those without Pity
- Travel
- Two Sonnets in Memory
- Underground System
- “WE Talk of Taxes”
- Weeds
- “Well, I Have Lost You”
- What Lips My Lips Have Kissed
- “What’s This of Death, from You Who Never Will Die?”
- “When I Too Long Have Looked upon Your Face”
- When the Year Grows Old
- “When We Are Old and These Rejoicing Veins”
- When You, That at This Moment
- “Whereas at Morning in a Jeweled Crown”
- Wild Swans
- Witch-Wife
- “Women Have Loved before As I Love Now”
- Wraith
- “Your Face Is Like a Chamber Where a King”
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