Available Poems in Maud, Part 1 (by Alfred Tennyson, Lord )

[Complete]

• no. 1. I hate the dreadful hollow behind the little wood  (Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 2. Long have I sigh'd for a calm: God grant I may find it at last! 
• no. 3. Cold and clear-cut face, why come you so cruelly meek 
• no. 4. A million emeralds break from the ruby-budded lime 
• no. 5. A voice by the cedar tree  (Charles Camille Saint-Saëns, Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 6. Morning arises stormy and pale  (Alice Foster)
• no. 7. Did I hear it half in a doze 
• no. 8. She came to the village church  (Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 9. I was walking a mile  (Frederick Delius)
• no. 10. Sick, am I sick of a jealous dread? 
• no. 11. O let the solid ground  (Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 12. Birds in the high Hall-garden  (Frederick Delius, Ivor Gurney, Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 13. Scorn'd, to be scorn'd by one that I scorn 
• no. 14. Maud has a garden of roses  (Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 15. So dark a mind within me dwells 
• no. 16. This lump of earth has left his estate 
• no. 17. Go not, happy day  (Frank Bridge, Winifred May Bury, Frederick Delius, Franz Liszt, Arthur Somervell, Sir) GER
• no. 18. I have led her home, my love, my only friend  (Arthur Somervell, Sir)
• no. 19. Her brother is coming back to-night 
• no. 20. Strange, that I felt so gay 
• no. 21. Rivulet crossing my ground  (Frederick Delius)
• no. 22. Come into the garden, Maud  (Michael William Balfe, Frederick Delius, Otto Dresel, Maria Lindsay, Jules Massenet, James Cutler Dunn Parker, Arthur Somervell, Sir)