Texts by S. Teasdale set in Art Songs and Choral Works

Text Collections:

• A Treasury of War Poetry
• Dark of the Moon
• Flame and Shadow
• Helen of Troy and Other Poems
• Love Songs
• Rivers to the Sea
• Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems
• Stars To-Night
• Strange Victory

Texts set in art song or choral works (not necessarily comprehensive):

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• A benediction (Lyric night of the lingering Indian summer) - C. Coombs GER
• A Boy (Out of the noise of tired people working) - R. Perera
• A cry (Oh, there are eyes that he can see) (from Rivers to the Sea) GER
• A diamond of a morning (from Flame and Shadow) - D. Frederickson (Morning song)
• Advice to a Girl (No one worth possessing) (from Strange Victory) - R. Baksa, J. Behrend, R. Starer GER
• A fantasy (Her voice is like clear water) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems)
• After love (There is no magic any more) (from Love Songs) - G. Bachlund FRE GER
• After parting (Oh, I have sown my love so wide) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Spencer, C. Urner GER
• A June day (I heard a red-winged black-bird singing) (from Stars To-Night) - S. Kagen, R. Sowash
• A little while when I am gone (from Flame and Shadow) CHI - G. Baxter, R. Sowash (A little while)
• A little while (A little while when I am gone) (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Baxter, R. Sowash CHI
• All beauty calls you to me, and you seem (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke (From the sea)
• All beauty calls you to me (All beauty calls you to me, and you seem) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke
• All things in all the world can rest, but I (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke (From the sea)
• All things in all the world (All things in all the world can rest, but I) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke
• Alone in the night on a dark hill (from Flame and Shadow) (Stars) - W. Berwald
• Alone in the night (from Flame and Shadow) - W. Berwald (Stars)
• Alone (I am alone, in spite of love) (from Flame and Shadow) - E. Bacon, D. DiOrio, S. Gendel, B. Murray GER
• A maiden (Oh if I were the velvet rose) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - F. Foster, R. Sowash
• A prayer (Until I lose my soul and lie) (from Rivers to the Sea) GER
• A prayer (When I am dying, let me know) - J. Hall
• April Song (Brown-thrush singing all day long) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - R. Baksa
• April Song (Willow, in your April gown) (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Harelson
• A Song at Capri (When beauty grows too great to bear) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - M. Hill
• As the waves of perfume, heliotrope, rose - L. Laitman, D. Thomas
• At last (I am wild, I will sing to the trees) (from Rivers to the Sea) - F. Foster GER
• At night (We are apart; the city grows quiet between us) - D. Thomas
• At the evening's end (Rebellion against death, the old rebellion) (from Dark of the Moon - The Crystal Gazer) - A. Kramer FRE
• A white star born in the evening glow (from Rivers to the Sea) FRE - G. Bachlund, P. Chépélov (The star)
• A winter night (My window-pane is starred with frost) - J. Duke, L. Laitman, Z. Stroope
• Barter (Life has loveliness to sell) (from Love Songs) - G. Bachlund, J. Hall, S. Sargon FRE
• Beatrice (Send out the singers -- let the room be still) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan
• Because (Oh, because you never tried) - B. Mehldau
• Before you kissed me only winds of heaven (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Fryer (The kiss)
• Beneath my chamber window (from Rivers to the Sea) - L. Laitman, A. Rihm (The rose)
• Beyond the sleepy hills of Spain (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - G. Mason
• Bitter and beautiful, sing no more (from Strange Victory) - H. Miller (To the sea)
• Blinding, Burning, Lovely (I saw a star slide down the sky) (from Stars To-Night) - G. Mason
• Blue squills (How many million Aprils came) (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel
• Broadway (This is the quiet hour; the theaters) - G. Bachlund
• Brown-thrush singing all day long (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - R. Baksa, S. Barab, K. Clarke, H. Milligan, R. Sowash, W. Watts (Love Me)
• Buildings above the leafless trees (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund, J. Duke (Central Park at Dusk)
• Buried Love (I shall bury my weary Love) - K. Miehling
• But what if I heard my first love (Look back with longing eyes and know that I will follow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - C. Bull
• Capri (When beauty grows too great to bear) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - J. Duke, W. Watts
• Carved in the silence by the hand of Pain (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens (To a Picture of Eleonora Duse in "The Dead City")
• Central Park at Dusk (Buildings above the leafless trees) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund, J. Duke
• Child, child, love while you can - B. Mehldau (Child, child)
• Child, child (Child, child, love while you can) - B. Mehldau
• Christmas Carol (The kings they came from out the south) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - U. Kay, K. Mechem
• Come, when the pale moon like a petal (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Bergh, C. Paine (Come)
• Come with arms outstretched (Come, when the pale moon like a petal) (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Bergh
• Come (Come, when the pale moon like a petal) (from Rivers to the Sea) - C. Paine
• Compensation (I should be glad of loneliness) (from Flame and Shadow) - E. Kettering
• Coney Island (Why did you bring me here?) - G. Bachlund
• Contentment (It is enough for me by day) (from Rivers to the Sea) - M. Coryell
• Debt (What do I owe to you) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Behrend
• Deep in the night the cry of a swallow (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund, I. Brussels, L. Clarke, J. Duke, A. Rihm (Deep in the night)
• Deep in the night (Deep in the night the cry of a swallow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund, I. Brussels, J. Duke, A. Rihm
• Dew (I dream that he is mine) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - R. Starer
• Did you never know, long ago, how much you loved me - R. Baksa, B. Mehldau (Did you never know?)
• Did you never know (Did you never know, long ago, how much you loved me) - R. Baksa, B. Mehldau
• Dreamily over the roofs (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - E. Bacon, D. DiOrio, B. Mehldau, H. Milligan, W. Watts (Twilight)
• Dream song (I plucked a snow-drop in the spring) - T. Kroll
• Dreams (I gave my life to another lover) - B. Mehldau
• Dusk in June (Evening, and all the birds) (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Beach, F. Foster
• Dusk (The stately tragedy of dusk) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon
• Ebb tide (When the long day goes by) (from Love Songs) - M. Hill FRE
• Elegy () - G. Crandall [x]
• Enough (It is enough for me by day) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Cooper, H. Samuels
• Epilogue: Why I Do Not Weep (They never saw my lover's face) - C. Harris
• Evening, and all the birds (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Beach, Ešenvalds, F. Foster (Dusk in June)
• Evening (Evening, and all the birds) (from Rivers to the Sea) - Ešenvalds
• Even to-day (What if the bridge men built goes down) (from Strange Victory) - H. Miller
• Fairy snow, fairy snow - K. Miehling (Snow song)
• Faults (They came to tell your faults to me) (from Love Songs) - J. Behrend, N. Leoni FRE
• February twilight (I stood beside a hill) (from Dark of the Moon - Berkshire Notes) - G. Baxter, J. Duke FRE GER
• Florence (The bells ring over the Anno) (from Rivers to the Sea) - W. Watts
• Four winds blowing thro' the sky (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - C. Cohen (Four winds)
• Four winds (Four winds blowing thro' the sky) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - C. Cohen
• From my spirit's gray defeat (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - J. Duke (Refuge)
• From naked stones of agony (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - J. Duke (Spirit's house)
• From the sea (All beauty calls you to me, and you seem) (from Rivers to the Sea)
• Full Moon (Santa Barbara) (I listened, there was not a sound to hear) - D. Thomas
• Gifts (I gave my first love laughter) (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Booe, E. De Lamarter, G. Hedge, R. Sowash
• Gray eyes (It was April when you came)
• Gray pilgrim, you have journeyed far (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - B. Murray (Youth and the pilgrim)
• Grey eyes (It was April when you came) - R. Sowash
• Heat-fire and singing (I am wild, I will sing to the trees) (from Rivers to the Sea) - F. Bartlett GER
• He has come, he is here (from Flame and Shadow) - E. Hier, L. Saar (The return)
• Here in the teeth of this triumphant wind (from Dark of the Moon - The Flight) FRE - J. Duke (On a March Day)
• Her voice is like clear water (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan (A fantasy)
• Her voice is like clear water (Her voice is like clear water) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan
• How many million Aprils came (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel (Blue squills)
• I am a cloud in the heaven's height - G. Bachlund, J. Duke, I. Maliverney (The cloud)
• I am alone, in spite of love (from Flame and Shadow) GER - E. Bacon, D. DiOrio, S. Gendel, B. Murray (Alone)
• I am a pool in a peaceful (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Mason (The Sea Wind)
• I am a pool (I am a pool in a peaceful) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Mason
• I am free of love as a bird flying south in the autumn (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. De Lamarter (Love-Free)
• I am not yours, not lost in you - D. Hagen (I am not yours)
• I am not yours (I am not yours, not lost in you) - D. Hagen
• I am so weak a thing, praise me for this (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke (From the sea)
• I am so weak a thing (I am so weak a thing, praise me for this) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke
• I am the still rain falling (I am the still rain falling) (from Rivers to the Sea) - M. Emery
• I am the still rain falling (from Rivers to the Sea) - M. Andrews, C. Busch, E. De Lamarter, M. Emery, R. Farley, J. Spencer (Moods)
• I am the still rain (I am the still rain falling) (from Rivers to the Sea) - R. Farley
• I am wild, I will sing to the trees (from Rivers to the Sea) GER - F. Bartlett, D. DiOrio, F. Foster, J. Kennedy, A. Kramer, B. Murray, A. Rihm, G. Roberts, W. Watts (Joy)
• I asked the heaven of stars (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) GER - A. Barnett, A. Beach, J. Duke, H. Matthews, C. Naginski, R. Sowash, W. Watts, D. Williams (Night Song at Amalfi)
• I built a little House of Dreams (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund (The House of Dreams)
• I came from the sunny valleys (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon, N. Lee (The river)
• I came to the crowded Inn of Earth (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Baxter (The Inn of Earth)
• I cannot be what the sea is - R. Sowash
• I cannot die, who drank delight - D. Thomas
• Ich frug hinauf in die Sterne (from Englisch Horn: Anthologie angelsächsischer Lyrik von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart) - H. Genzmer (Nachts bei Amalfi)
• I dream that he is mine (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - R. Starer (Dew)
• I feel the spring far off, far off (from A Treasury of War Poetry) - M. Wantenaar (Spring in War-Time)
• If I can bear your love like a lamp before me (from Love Songs) FRE - M. Hill (The lamp)
• If I must go to Heaven's end (If I must go to heaven's end) (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Adler
• If I must go to heaven's end (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Adler (If I must go)
• If I must go (If I must go to heaven's end) (from Flame and Shadow)
• If I were a bee and you were a rose (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan (The rose and the bee)
• If there is any life when death is over (from Flame and Shadow) - J. Duke, R. Hughes (On the dunes)
• If you have forgotten water lilies floating (from Flame and Shadow) - Ešenvalds, W. Roy, E. Warren (Water lilies)
• If you have forgotten (If you have forgotten water lilies floating) (from Flame and Shadow) - E. Warren
• I gave my first love laughter (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Booe, E. De Lamarter, G. Hedge, R. Sowash (Gifts)
• I gave my life to another lover - B. Mehldau (Dreams)
• I have no riches but my thoughts - D. DiOrio
• I heard a cry in the night (I heard a cry in the night) (from Rivers to the Sea) - C. Harris
• I heard a cry in the night (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Beach, H. Clarke, W. Fisher, C. Harris, J. Ivey, N. Leoni, A. Rihm (To one away)
• I heard a cry (I heard a cry in the night) (from Rivers to the Sea) - W. Fisher
• I heard a red-winged black-bird singing (from Stars To-Night) - S. Kagen, R. Sowash (A June day)
• I heard a wood thrush in the dusk (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke, A. Rihm (Wood song)
• I hoped that he would love me (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund, S. Barab, A. Jacchia, J. Kennedy, L. Laitman (The kiss)
• I knew you thought of me all night (from Flame and Shadow) - J. Duke, L. Laitman (Spray)
• I know a certain tune that my life plays (from Dark of the Moon - Arcturus in Autumn) FRE - K. Mechem, R. Sowash (The tune)
• I listened, there was not a sound to hear - D. Thomas
• I made you many and many a song - R. Sowash
• I must have passed the crest a while ago (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Baxter
• In a burying ground (This is the spot where I will lie) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke FRE
• In my heart the old love - D. DiOrio
• In the spring I asked the daisies - N. Leoni (Wild asters)
• In the wild soft summer darkness - G. Bachlund, A. Hsu (Summer night, riverside)
• I plucked a daisy in the fields (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab
• I plucked a snow-drop in the spring - T. Kroll (Dream song)
• I sang a song at dusking time (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab (The song for Colin)
• I saw a star slide down the sky (from Stars To-Night) - G. Mason (The falling star)
• I saw her in a Broadway car - G. Bachlund (The old maid)
• I shall bury my weary Love - K. Miehling (Buried Love)
• I shall not care (When I am dead and over me bright April) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Behrend, H. Dallam, J. Duke, M. Ilgenfritz, K. Mechem, R. Sowash
• I should be glad of loneliness (from Flame and Shadow) - W. Fisher, E. Kettering (Compensation)
• I stood beside a hill (from Dark of the Moon - Berkshire Notes) FRE GER - G. Baxter, J. Duke (February twilight)
• I think the moon is very kind - D. Thomas
• I thought I should not walk these dunes again (from Dark of the Moon - Sand Drift) FRE - G. Klemm (Sand drift)
• It is enough for me by day (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Cooper, M. Coryell, H. Samuels (Enough)
• It was April when you came - R. Sowash (Gray eyes)
• It was your voice (I heard a cry in the night) (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Clarke
• It will not hurt me when I am old (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel (Moonlight)
• I understood the rest too well (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel (Understanding)
• I went back to the clanging city - D. DiOrio
• I went out at night alone (from Flame and Shadow) - R. Perera (Winter Stars)
• I would live in your love (I would live in your love) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - M. Djupstrom, C. Harris, J. Ivey, B. Murray
• I would live in your love (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - M. Djupstrom, C. Harris, J. Ivey, B. Murray
• I would not have a god come in (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - J. Duke (Mastery)
• Joy (I am wild, I will sing to the trees) (from Rivers to the Sea) - D. DiOrio, J. Kennedy, A. Kramer, B. Murray, A. Rihm, G. Roberts, W. Watts GER
• Lass es sein vergessen, wie eine Blume vergessen (from Englisch Horn: Anthologie angelsächsischer Lyrik von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart) FRE - H. Genzmer (Lied)
• Lass lieben mich bis meine Seele ich verlier und blind - G. Bachlund (Lass lieben mich)
• Lass lieben mich (Lass lieben mich bis meine Seele ich verlier und blind) - G. Bachlund
• Late October (Bois de Boulogne) (Listen, the damp leaves on the walks are blowing) (from Dark of the Moon - Pictures of Autumn) FRE
• Late October (Listen, the damp leaves on the walks are blowing) (from Dark of the Moon - Pictures of Autumn) - J. Behrend FRE
• Leaves
• Lessons (Unless I learn to ask no help) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke FRE
• Less than the cloud to the wind (Less than the cloud to the wind) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund, N. Leoni, J. McGill, K. Miehling, H. Milligan, R. Sowash
• Less than the cloud (Less than the cloud to the wind) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - J. McGill
• Let it be forgotten as a flower is forgotten (from Flame and Shadow) FRE GER - G. Baxter, G. Crumb, D. DiOrio, R. Donlin, R. Farley, S. Kagen, K. Mechem, M. Merrill, D. Mills, V. Persichetti, J. Sacco, S. Sargon, W. Watts, J. Zaimont (Let it be forgotten)
• Let it be forgotten (Let it be forgotten as a flower is forgotten) (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Baxter, G. Crumb, D. DiOrio, R. Donlin, R. Farley, S. Kagen, K. Mechem, M. Merrill, D. Mills, V. Persichetti, J. Sacco, S. Sargon, W. Watts, J. Zaimont FRE GER
• Let it be you who lean above me - G. Baxter, S. Sargon, R. Sowash
• Let it be you (Let it be you who lean above me) - G. Baxter, S. Sargon, R. Sowash
• Let me love (Until I lose my soul and lie) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund, M. Emery GER
• Lied (Lass es sein vergessen, wie eine Blume vergessen) (from Englisch Horn: Anthologie angelsächsischer Lyrik von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart) - H. Genzmer FRE
• Life has loveliness to sell (from Love Songs) FRE - G. Bachlund, H. Clarke, J. Hall, S. Sargon (Barter)
• Life has loveliness to sell (Life has loveliness to sell) (from Love Songs) - H. Clarke FRE
• Like barley bending (Like barley bending) (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Lewis, M. Tyson
• Listen, I love you. Do not turn your face (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke (From the sea)
• Listen, I love you (Listen, I love you. Do not turn your face) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke
• Listen, the damp leaves on the walks are blowing (from Dark of the Moon - Pictures of Autumn) FRE - J. Behrend (Late October (Bois de Boulogne))
• Look back with longing eyes and know that I will follow (from Rivers to the Sea) - R. Allen, C. Bull (The flight)
• Love at the End: "Let it be You" (Let it be you who lean above me) - R. Sowash
• Love entered in my heart one day (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) GER - S. Barab (The wayfarer)
• Love-Free (I am free of love as a bird flying south in the autumn) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. De Lamarter
• Love me, kiss me (Brown-thrush singing all day long) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - K. Clarke
• Love me with your whole heart (from Rivers to the Sea) - K. Mechem (Song)
• Love me (Brown-thrush singing all day long) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab, H. Milligan, R. Sowash, W. Watts
• Lyric night of the lingering Indian summer GER - C. Coombs (September midnight)
• Made me love you more (They came to tell your faults to me) (from Love Songs) - C. Harris FRE
• Mastery (I would not have a god come in) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke FRE
• May Day (The shining line of motors) - E. Bacon
• Message (I heard a cry in the night) (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Beach, N. Leoni
• Moods (I am the still rain falling) (from Rivers to the Sea) - M. Andrews, C. Busch, E. De Lamarter, J. Spencer
• Moonlight (It will not hurt me when I am old) (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel
• Moon's ending (Moon, worn thin to the width of a quill) - D. Thomas
• Moon, worn thin to the width of a quill - D. Thomas
• Morning song (A diamond of a morning) (from Flame and Shadow) - D. Frederickson
• My dear, your face is lovely - L. Laitman (To a loose woman)
• My heart cried like a beaten child - D. DiOrio
• My heart is heavy with many a song (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel (My heart is heavy)
• My heart is heavy (My heart is heavy with many a song) (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel
• My window-pane is starred with frost - J. Duke, L. Laitman, Z. Stroope (A winter night)
• Nachts bei Amalfi (Ich frug hinauf in die Sterne) (from Englisch Horn: Anthologie angelsächsischer Lyrik von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart) - H. Genzmer
• Naples (Nisida and Prosida are laughing in the light) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• New Love and Old (In my heart the old love) - D. DiOrio
• Nightfall (We will never walk again) (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Laitman
• Night is over the park, and a few brave stars (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Kramer, D. Rybner (Swans)
• Night Song at Amalfi (I asked the heaven of stars) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - A. Barnett, A. Beach, J. Duke, H. Matthews, C. Naginski, W. Watts GER
• Night Song (I asked the heaven of stars) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - D. Williams GER
• Nights without sleep and days - G. Baxter
• Nights without sleep (Nights without sleep and days) - G. Baxter
• Nisida and Prosida are laughing in the light (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Naples)
• No one worth possessing (from Strange Victory) GER - R. Baksa, J. Behrend, R. Starer (Advice to a Girl)
• Off Algiers (Oh give me neither love nor tears) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• Oh beauty that is filled so full of tears (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens (To Eleonora Duse)
• Oh, because you never tried - B. Mehldau (Because)
• Oh chimes set high on the sunny tower (from Rivers to the Sea) - K. Mechem (Over the roofs)
• Oh flower-sweet face and bended flower-like head! (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens (To a Picture of Eleonora Duse as "Francesca da Rimini")
• Oh for the rising moon (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Rome)
• Oh give me neither love nor tears (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Off Algiers)
• Oh if I were the velvet rose (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - F. Foster, R. Sowash (A maiden)
• Oh, I have sown my love so wide (from Rivers to the Sea) GER - J. Spencer, C. Urner (After parting)
• Oh, my love (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke (From the sea)
• Oh, there are eyes that he can see (from Rivers to the Sea) GER - W. Watts (A cry)
• Old tunes (As the waves of perfume, heliotrope, rose) - L. Laitman, D. Thomas
• O mother, I am sick of love - R. Baksa (When love goes)
• O my love (Oh, my love) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Duke
• On a March day (Here in the teeth of this triumphant wind) (from Dark of the Moon - The Flight) - J. Duke FRE
• One by one, like leaves from a tree - G. Mason
• On lowlands where the temples lie (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Ruins of Paestum)
• Only a cry (Oh, there are eyes that he can see) (from Rivers to the Sea) - W. Watts GER
• Only the wind knows he is gone FRE GER - G. Crumb, S. Sargon (Wind Elegy (W.E.W.))
• On the dunes (If there is any life when death is over) (from Flame and Shadow) - J. Duke
• Our love is like a strong house - L. Laitman (The strong house)
• Out of the noise of tired people working - R. Perera (A Boy)
• Over the roofs (Oh chimes set high on the sunny tower) (from Rivers to the Sea) - K. Mechem
• Over the world to you (Deep in the night the cry of a swallow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - L. Clarke
• Pastorale (Strephon kissed me in the spring) (from Rivers to the Sea) - D. Rybner
• Peace flows into me (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund, B. Beach, E. Diemer, D. DiOrio, S. Grill, B. Murray, M. Walker (Peace)
• Peace (Peace flows into me) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund, B. Beach, E. Diemer, D. DiOrio, S. Grill, B. Murray, M. Walker
• Pierrot stands in the garden GER - M. Andrews, G. Bachlund, R. Baksa, S. Barab, C. Griffes, N. Leoni, J. McGill, H. Milligan, G. Read, D. Rybner, H. Samuels, W. Watts, A. Worth (Pierrot)
• Pierrot (Pierrot stands in the garden) - M. Andrews, G. Bachlund, S. Barab, C. Griffes, N. Leoni, J. McGill, H. Milligan, G. Read, D. Rybner, H. Samuels, W. Watts, A. Worth GER
• Portrait of Pierrot (Pierrot stands in the garden) - R. Baksa GER
• Rebellion against death, the old rebellion (from Dark of the Moon - The Crystal Gazer) FRE - A. Kramer (The old enemy)
• Refuge (From my spirit's gray defeat) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke FRE
• Reprise: A little while (A little while when I am gone) (from Flame and Shadow) - R. Sowash CHI
• Riches (I have no riches but my thoughts) - D. DiOrio
• Rome (Oh for the rising moon) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• Ruins of Paestum (On lowlands where the temples lie) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• Sand drift (I thought I should not walk these dunes again) (from Dark of the Moon - Sand Drift) - G. Klemm FRE
• Sea of Amethyst (Beyond the sleepy hills of Spain) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - G. Mason
• Send out the singers -- let the room be still (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan (Beatrice)
• September midnight (Lyric night of the lingering Indian summer) GER
• Snow song (Fairy snow, fairy snow) - K. Miehling
• Song at Capri (When beauty grows too great to bear) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - A. Barnett
• Song Making (My heart cried like a beaten child) - D. DiOrio
• Song (Love me with your whole heart) (from Rivers to the Sea) - K. Mechem
• Song (You bound strong sandals on my feet) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems)
• Spirit's house (From naked stones of agony) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke FRE
• Spray (I knew you thought of me all night) (from Flame and Shadow) - J. Duke, L. Laitman
• Spring in War-Time (I feel the spring far off, far off) (from A Treasury of War Poetry) - M. Wantenaar
• Spring Torrents (Will it always be like this until I am dead) - D. DiOrio
• Stars Above, Earth Below (One by one, like leaves from a tree) - G. Mason
• Stars (Alone in the night) (from Flame and Shadow) - W. Berwald
• Strephon kissed me in the spring (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon, S. Barab, J. Behrend, J. Duke, A. Fish, M. Flothuis, F. Foster, F. Fox, S. Grill, M. Hill, R. Housman, F. Jacobi, J. Kennedy, E. Menges, B. Murray, D. Rybner (The look)
• Stresa (The moon grows out of the hills) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• Summer night, riverside (In the wild soft summer darkness) - G. Bachlund, A. Hsu
• Swans (Night is over the park, and a few brave stars) (from Rivers to the Sea) - A. Kramer, D. Rybner
• The bells ring over the Anno (from Rivers to the Sea) - W. Watts (Florence)
• The cloud (I am a cloud in the heaven's height) - G. Bachlund, J. Duke, I. Maliverney
• The daisy (I plucked a daisy in the fields) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab
• The falling star (I saw a star slide down the sky) (from Stars To-Night)
• The flight (Look back with longing eyes and know that I will follow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - R. Allen
• The fountain shivers lightly in the rain (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Villa Serbelloni, Bellaggio)
• The Ghost (I went back to the clanging city) - D. DiOrio
• The high hill () (from Flame and Shadow) - B. Murray [x]
• The hour (Was it foreknown, was it foredoomed) - E. Hier, L. Laitman
• The House of Dreams (I built a little House of Dreams) (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund
• The Inn of Earth (I came to the crowded Inn of Earth) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Baxter
• The kind moon (I think the moon is very kind) - D. Thomas
• The kings they came from out the south (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - U. Kay, K. Mechem (Christmas Carol)
• The kiss in Colin's eyes (Strephon kissed me in the spring) (from Rivers to the Sea) - F. Foster
• The kiss (Before you kissed me only winds of heaven) (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Fryer
• The kiss (I hoped that he would love me) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - G. Bachlund, S. Barab, A. Jacchia, J. Kennedy, L. Laitman
• The lamp (If I can bear your love like a lamp before me) (from Love Songs) - M. Hill FRE
• The long hill (I must have passed the crest a while ago) (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Baxter
• The look (Strephon kissed me in the spring) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon, S. Barab, J. Behrend, J. Duke, A. Fish, M. Flothuis, F. Fox, S. Grill, M. Hill, R. Housman, F. Jacobi, J. Kennedy, E. Menges, B. Murray
• The Metropolitan Tower (We walked together in the dusk) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - L. Laitman
• The moon grows out of the hills (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts (Stresa)
• The moon is a curving flower of gold (from Love Songs) FRE - J. Barnett, N. Leoni, J. Spencer (To-Night)
• The mystery (Your eyes drink of me) (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Laitman
• The net (I made you many and many a song) - R. Sowash
• The old enemy (Rebellion against death, the old rebellion) (from Dark of the Moon - The Crystal Gazer) FRE
• The old maid (I saw her in a Broadway car) - G. Bachlund
• There is no magic any more (from Love Songs) FRE GER - G. Bachlund (After love)
• The Return (He has come, he is here) (from Flame and Shadow) - E. Hier, L. Saar
• There will be rest, and sure stars shining - S. Sargon (There will be rest)
• There will be rest (There will be rest, and sure stars shining) - S. Sargon
• There will be stars over the place forever (from Dark of the Moon - There will be stars) - J. Duke, E. Ferguson, D. Smith (There will be stars)
• There will be stars (There will be stars over the place forever) (from Dark of the Moon - There will be stars) - J. Duke, E. Ferguson, D. Smith
• There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Bachlund, G. Baxter, R. Perera (There Will Come Soft Rains)
• There will come soft rains (There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground) (from Flame and Shadow) - G. Bachlund, G. Baxter, R. Perera
• The river (I came from the sunny valleys) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon, N. Lee
• The rose and the bee (If I were a bee and you were a rose) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan
• The rose (Beneath my chamber window) (from Rivers to the Sea) - L. Laitman, A. Rihm
• The sea lover (I cannot be what the sea is) - R. Sowash
• The Sea Wind (I am a pool in a peaceful) (from Rivers to the Sea)
• The shining line of motors - E. Bacon (May Day)
• The singer's wish (I should be glad of loneliness) (from Flame and Shadow) - W. Fisher
• The song for Colin (I sang a song at dusking time) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab
• The Star and the Pig (A white star born in the evening glow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - G. Bachlund FRE
• The star (A white star born in the evening glow) (from Rivers to the Sea) - P. Chépélov FRE
• The stately tragedy of dusk (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon (Twilight)
• The strong house (Our love is like a strong house) - L. Laitman
• The sun-swept dunes (If there is any life when death is over) (from Flame and Shadow) - R. Hughes
• The tune (I know a certain tune that my life plays) (from Dark of the Moon - Arcturus in Autumn) - K. Mechem, R. Sowash FRE
• The wayfarer (Love entered in my heart one day) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - S. Barab GER
• The wine (I cannot die, who drank delight) - D. Thomas
• They came to tell your faults to me (from Love Songs) FRE - J. Behrend, C. Harris, N. Leoni (Faults)
• They never saw my lover's face - C. Harris
• This is the quiet hour; the theaters - G. Bachlund (Broadway)
• This is the spot where I will lie (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - J. Duke (In a burying ground)
• To a loose woman (My dear, your face is lovely) - L. Laitman
• To a picture of Eleonora Duse as "Francesca da Rimini" (Oh flower-sweet face and bended flower-like head!) (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens
• To a picture of Eleonora Duse in "The Dead City" (Carved in the silence by the hand of Pain) (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens
• To a picture of Eleonora Duse in "The Dead City" (Your face is set against a fervent sky) (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens
• To Eleonora Duse (Oh beauty that is filled so full of tears) (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens
• To-Night (The moon is a curving flower of gold) (from Love Songs) - J. Barnett, N. Leoni, J. Spencer FRE
• To one away (I heard a cry in the night) (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Ivey
• To the sea (Bitter and beautiful, sing no more) (from Strange Victory) - H. Miller
• Twilight (Dreamily over the roofs) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - E. Bacon, D. DiOrio, B. Mehldau, H. Milligan
• Twilight (The stately tragedy of dusk) (from Rivers to the Sea) - E. Bacon
• Understanding (I understood the rest too well) (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel
• Union Square (With the man I love who loves me not) - G. Bachlund
• Unless I learn to ask no help (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - J. Duke (Lessons)
• Unrequited Love: "Night Song at Amalfi" (I asked the heaven of stars) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - R. Sowash GER
• Until I lose my soul and lie (from Rivers to the Sea) GER - G. Bachlund, M. Emery (A prayer)
• Villa Serbelloni, Bellaggio (The fountain shivers lightly in the rain) (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - W. Watts
• Was it foreknown, was it foredoomed - E. Hier, L. Laitman (The hour)
• Water lilies (If you have forgotten water lilies floating) (from Flame and Shadow) - Ešenvalds, W. Roy
• We are apart; the city grows quiet between us - D. Thomas
• We walked together in the dusk (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - L. Laitman (The Metropolitan Tower)
• We will never walk again (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Laitman (Nightfall)
• What do I care, in the dreams and the languor of spring (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel (What do I care)
• What do I care? (What do I care, in the dreams and the languor of spring) (from Flame and Shadow) - S. Gendel
• What do I owe to you (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Behrend (Debt)
• What if the bridge men built goes down (from Strange Victory) - H. Miller (Even to-day)
• When beauty grows too great to bear (from Rivers to the Sea - Vignettes Overseas) - A. Barnett, J. Duke, M. Hill, W. Watts (Capri)
• When I am dead and over me bright April (from Rivers to the Sea) - J. Behrend, H. Dallam, J. Duke, M. Ilgenfritz, K. Mechem, R. Sowash (I shall not care)
• When I am dying, let me know - J. Hall
• When I have ceased to break my wings (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) FRE - D. Hagen (Wisdom)
• When love goes (O mother, I am sick of love) - R. Baksa
• When the long day goes by (from Love Songs) FRE - M. Hill (Ebb tide)
• Why did you bring me here? - G. Bachlund (Coney Island)
• Wild asters (In the spring I asked the daisies) - N. Leoni
• Will it always be like this until I am dead - D. DiOrio
• Willow, in your April gown (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Harelson, H. Milligan (April Song)
• Willow in your April gown (Willow, in your April gown) (from Rivers to the Sea) - H. Milligan
• Wind Elegy (W.E.W.) (Only the wind knows he is gone) - G. Crumb FRE GER
• Wind Elegy (Only the wind knows he is gone) - S. Sargon FRE GER
• Wings of Night (Dreamily over the roofs) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - W. Watts
• Winter Stars (I went out at night alone) (from Flame and Shadow) - R. Perera
• Wisdom (When I have ceased to break my wings) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - D. Hagen FRE
• With the man I love who loves me not - G. Bachlund (Union Square)
• Wood song (I heard a wood thrush in the dusk) (from Love Songs - 2. Interlude: Songs out of Sorrow) - J. Duke, A. Rihm
• You bound strong sandals on my feet (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan (Song)
• You bound strong sandals on my feet (You bound strong sandals on my feet) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - H. Milligan
• Your eyes drink of me (from Flame and Shadow) - L. Laitman (The mystery)
• Your face is beautiful beyond all other faces - G. Baxter
• Your face is beautiful (Your face is beautiful beyond all other faces) - G. Baxter
• Your face is set against a fervent sky (from Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems) - R. Owens (To a Picture of Eleonora Duse in "The Dead City")
• Youth and the pilgrim (Gray pilgrim, you have journeyed far) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - B. Murray
• Youthful Love: "Love Me" (Brown-thrush singing all day long) (from Helen of Troy and Other Poems) - R. Sowash

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