The Poetical Works of George MacDonald
Volume II
- First published
- 1893
- Length
- 83,000 words, about 6 hours' reading
The collected poems: parables, ballads, songs and poems for children.
Contents
- Parables
- The Man of Songs
- The Hills
- The Journey
- The Tree's Prayer
- Were I a Skilful Painter
- My Room
- Death and Birth
- Love's Ordeal
- The Lost Soul
- The Three Horses
- The Golden Key
- Somnium Mystici
- The Sangreal
- The Failing Track
- Tell Me
- Brother Artist!
- After an Old Legend
- A Meditation of St. Eligius
- The Early Bird
- Sir Lark and King Sun
- The Owl and the Bell
- A Mammon-Marriage
- A Song in the Night
- Love's History
- The Lark and the Wind
- A Dead House
- 'Bell upon Organ
- Master and Boy
- The Clock of the Universe
- The Thorn in the Flesh
- Lycabas
- Ballads
- Minor Ditties
- Motes in the Sun
- Poems for Children
- Lessons for a Child
- What Makes Summer?
- Mother Nature
- The Mistletoe
- Professor Noctutus
- Bird-Songs
- Riddles
- For My Grandchild
- Baby
- Up And-Down
- Up in the Tree
- A Baby-Sermon
- Little Bo-Peep
- Little Boy Blue
- Willie's Question
- King Cole
- Said and Did
- Dr. Doddridge's Dog
- The Girl That Lost Things
- A Make-Believe
- The Christmas Child
- A Christmas Prayer
- No End of No-Story
- A Threefold Cord
- Greville Matheson Macdonald
- A Threefold Cord
- The Haunted House
- In the Winter
- Christmas-Day, 1878
- The New Year
- Two Rondels
- Rondel
- Song
- Smoke
- To a Certain Critic
- Song
- A Cry
- From Home
- To My Mother Earth
- Thy Heart
- 0 Lord, How Happy!
- No Sign
- November, 1851
- Of One Who Died in Spring
- An Autumn Song
- Triolet
- I See Thee Not
- A Broken Prayer
- Come Down
- A Mood
- The Carpenter
- The Old Garden
- A Noonday Melody
- Who Lights the Fire?
- Who Would Have Thought?
- On a December Day
- Christmas Day, 1850
- To a February Primrose
- In February
- The True
- The Dwellers Therein
- Autumn's Gold
- Punishment
- Shew Us the Father
- The Pinafore
- The Prism
- Sleep
- Sharing
- In Bonds
- Hunger
- New Year's Eve: A Waking Dream
- From North Wales: To the Mother
- Come to Me
- A Fear
- The Lost House
- The Talk of the Echoes
- A Fragment
- The Goal
- The Healer
- Oh That a Wind
- A Vision of St. Eligius
- Of the Son of Man
- A Song-Sermon
- Rondel
- Words in the Night
- Consider the Ravens
- The Wind of the World
- Sabbath Bells
- Fighting
- After the Fashion of an Old Emblem
- A Prayer in Sickness
- Quiet Dead!
- Let Your Light So Shine
- Triolet
- The Souls' Rising
- Awake!
- To an Autograph-Hunter
- With a Copy of "in Memoriam."
- To E.m. II
- They are Blind
- When the Storm Was Proudest
- The Diver
- From Schiller
- To the Clouds
- Second Sight
- Not Understood
- The Dawn
- Galileo
- Subsidy
- The Prophet
- The Watcher
- The Beloved Disciple
- The Lily of the Valley
- Evil Influence
- Spoken of Several Philosophers
- Nature a Moral Power
- To June
- Summer
- On a Midge
- Steadfast
- Provision
- First Sight of the Sea
- On the Source of the Arve
- Confidence
- Fate
- Unrest
- One with Nature
- My Two Geniuses
- Sudden Calm
- Thou Also
- The Aurora Borealis
- The Human
- Written on a Stormy Night
- Reverence Waking Hope
- Born of Water
- To a Thunder-Cloud
- Sun and Moon
- Doubt Heralding Vision
- Life or Death?
- Lost and Found
- The Moon
- Truth, Not Form!
- God in Growth
- In a Churchyard
- Power
- Death
- That Holy Thing
- From Novalis
- What Man is There of You?
- O Wind of God
- Shall the Dead Praise Thee?
- A Year Song
- Song
- For Where Your Treasure is, There Will Your Heart be Also
- The Asthmatic Man to the Satan That Binds Him
- Song-Sermon
- Shadows
- A Winter Prayer
- Song of a Poor Pilgrim
- An Evening Prayer
- Song-Sermon
- A Dream-Song
- Christmas, 1880
- Rondel
- The Sparrow
- December 23, 1879
- Song-Prayer: After King David
- December 27, 1879
- Sunday
- December 28, 1879
- Song-Sermon
- The Donkey in the Cart to the Horse in the Carriage
- Room to Roam
- Cottage Songs
- I.—by the Cradle
- Ii.—sweeping the Floor
- Iii.—washing the Clothes
- Iv.—drawing Water
- V.—cleaning the Windows
- The Wind and the Moon
- The Foolish Harebell
- Song
- An Improvisation
- Equity
- Contrition
- To ——
- To a Sister
- The Shortest and Sweetest of Songs
- Scots Songs and Ballads
- Annie She's Dowie
- O Lassie Ayont the Hill!
- The Bonny, Bonny Dell
- Nannie Braw
- Ower the Hedge
- Gaein and Comin
- A Sang O' Zion
- Time and Tide
- The Waesome Carl
- The Mermaid
- The Yerl O' Waterydeck
- The Twa Gordons
- The Last Wooin
- Halloween
- The Laverock
- Godly Ballants
- I.—this Side an' That
- Ii.—the Twa Baubees
- Iii.—wha's My Neibour?
- Iv.—him Wi' the Bag
- V.—the Coorse Cratur
- The Deil's Forhooit his Ain
- The Auld Fisher
- The Herd and the Mavis
- A Lown Nicht
- The Home of Death
- Triolet
- Win' That 'Blaws
- A Song of Hope
- The Burnie
- Hame
- The Sang O' the Auld Fowk
- The Auld Man's Prayer
- Granny Canty
- Time
- What the Auld Fowk are Thinkin
- Greitna, Father
- I Ken Something
- Mirls
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