Hardy · Poems (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets) by Hardy, Thomas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Contents Any Little Old Song Heredity*

Heredity The Roman Road Transformations Logs on the Hearth On One Who Lived and Died Where He Was Born Wessex Heights Old Furniture The Pedigree Domicilium On the Doorstep

Moments of Vision

Moments of Vision The Self-Unseeing On the Esplanade The Second Visit Bereft Neutral Tones Two Lips At Middle-Field Gate in February Night-Time in Mid-Fall A Light Snow Fall after Frost Snow in the Suburbs Music in a Snowy Street A Merrymaking in Question Middle-Age Enthusiasms The Night of the Dance At Day-Close in November Midnight on the Great Western An August Midnight At the Royal Academy A Cathedral Façade at Midnight In a Cathedral City Shut Out That Moon A Spellbound Palace The Darkling Thrush The Caged Goldfinch ‘I watched a blackbird’ Proud Songsters Weathers A Bird-Scene at a Rural Dwelling Autumn in King’s Hintock Park Friends Beyond A Backward Spring Seventy-Four and Twenty George Meredith On the Portrait of a Woman about to be Hanged Wives in the Sere Near Lanivet, 1872 Imaginings I Look Into My Glass

Satires of Circumstance

At Tea In Church By her Aunt’s Grave In the Room of the Bride-Elect At a Watering-Place In the Cemetery Outside the Window In the Study At the Altar Rail In the Nuptial Chamber In the Restaurant At the Draper’s On the Death-Bed Over the Coffin In the Moonlight

Short Stories*

The Photograph The Mound The Choirmaster’s Burial Seen by the Waits The Enemy’s Portrait The Rival ‘A Gentleman’s Second-Hand Suit’ Drummer Hodge The Workbox Her Second Husband Hears Her Story She Hears the Storm Jubilate A Sheep Fair An Unkindly May Apostrophe to an Old Psalm Tune A Hurried Meeting After a Romantic Day A Last Journey Squire Hooper In a Waiting-Room Faintheart in a Railway Train The Harbour Bridge At the Aquatic Sports The Country Wedding A Trampwoman’s Tragedy The Clock-Winder The Abbey-Mason Drawing Details in an Old Church The Old Workman

Veteris Vestigia Flammae

She Opened the Door Thoughts of Phena To Lizbie Browne The Glimpse The Old Gown To Louisa in the Lane Nobody Comes The Monument-Maker The Marble Tablet The Figure in the Scene On a Midsummer Eve On a Heath A Countenance Fetching Her At the Word ‘Farewell’ The Last Performance The Going Your Last Drive The Walk Rain on a Grave I Found Her Out There Without Ceremony Lament The Haunter The Voice His Visitor A Dream or No After a Journey Beeny Cliff At Castle Boterel Places The Spell of the Rose St Launce’s Revisited Where the Picnic Was

Afterwards*

During Wind and Rain We Are Getting to the End In Time of ‘The Breaking of Nations’ Christmas: 1924 Afterwards When I Set Out for Lyonnesse He Never Expected Much Epitaph on a Pessimist A Poet The Weary Walker

Index of First Lines

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