Victor Benjamin Neuburg

Writings

The Equinox

• The Agnostic, The Equinox I iv
• The Autumn Woods, “The eye of Fate is closed; the olden doom”, The Equinox I vi
• The Coming of Apollo, “Red roses, O red Roses,”, The Equinox I iii
• The Gnome, “Lantern-light is over the fells”, The Equinox, I iv
• I.nst N.aturae R.egina I.sis, “All the hot summer I lay in the darkness,”, The Equinox I iv
• In the Temple, “The subtle-souled dim radiant queen”, The Equinox I iv
• The Lonely Bride, “'Best among women,' they say: I stand”, The Equinox I i
• The Lost Shepard, “She walks among the starry ways”, The Equinox I ii
• The New Evelyn Hope, “Beautiful Evelyn Hope is dead”, The Equinox I viii
• A Nocturne, “In the little cleft of the rocks whence life first sprang”, The Equinox I v
• An Origin, “In fire of gold they set them out”, The Equinox I iii
• A Picture, “The slim brown fingers kiss the viol-strings”, The Equinox I viii
• Rosa Ignota: A Poem for Pilgrims, The Equinox I x
  • Proem, “A minstrel, through a forest wayfaring”
  • Invocation, “My unknown Rose!”
    
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• Three Poems, The Equinox I viii
• A Valley Song, “Over the hills the shadows creep”, The Equinox I viii
• The Way, “Pale yellow moon, and pale green grass”, The Equinox I viii