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Collected Poems

CONTENTS

Part One

England and Baroda 1883 1898

Poem Published in 1883 Light

Songs to Myrtilla

Songs to Myrtilla

The Lost Deliverer

Charles Stewart Parnell

Lines on Ireland

On a Satyr and Sleeping Love

A Rose of Women

Saraswati with the Lotus

Night by the Sea

The Lover's Complaint

The Island Grave

Radha's Complaint in Absence

Bankim Chandra Chatterji

Madhusudan Dutt

Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1891 1892

Thou bright choregus

Like a white statue

The Vigil of Thaliard

Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1891 1898

To a Hero-Worshipper

Part Two Baroda, c. 1898 1902

Complete Narrative Poems Urvasie Canto

Incomplete Narrative Poems, c. 1899 1902

Khaled of the Sea

Sonnets from Manuscripts, c. 1900 1901

O face that I have loved

O letter dull and cold

My life is wasted

Because thy flame is spent

Thou didst mistake

Rose, I have loved

I have a hundred lives

Still there is something

To weep because a glorious sun

What is this talk

Short Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1900 1901

The Spring Child

The Nightingale

To the Modern Priam

The Three Cries of Deiphobus

Perigone Prologuises

Since I have seen your face

So that was why

World's delight

Part Three Baroda and Bengal, c. 1900 1909

Poems from Ahana and Other Poems

A Vision of Science

A Child's Imagination

The Sea at Night

The Vedantin's Prayer

The Triumph-Song of Trishuncou

The Fear of Death

In the Moonlight

Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1900 1906

Suddenly out from the wonderful East

On the Mountains

Part Four Calcutta and Chandernagore 1907 1910

Satirical Poem Published in 1907

Reflections of Srinath Paul, Rai Bahadoor, on the Present Discontents

Short Poems Published in 1909 and 1910

The Mother of Dreams

The Birth of Sin

Transiit, Non Periit

Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1909 1910

Perfect thy motion

Narrative Poems Published in 1910

Poems Written in 1910 and Published in 1920 1921

Part Five Pondicherry, c. 1910 1920

Two Poems in Quantitative Hexameters Ilion

Book	I	II	III	IV	V
		VI	VII	VIII	IX

Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1912 1913

The Descent of Ahana

The Meditations of Mandavya

Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1912 1920

Thou who controllest

Sole in the meadows of Thebes

The Tale of Nala [1]

The Tale of Nala [2]

Part Six Baroda and Pondicherry, c. 1902 1936

Poems Past and Present

Bride of the Fire

Hell and Heaven

Part Seven Pondicherry, c. 1927 1947

Six Poems

The Bird of Fire

The Life Heavens

In Horis Aeternum

Poems

The Other Earths

Thought the Paraclete

Moon of Two Hemispheres

Poems Published in On Quantitative Metre

Trance of Waiting

Soul in the Ignorance

The Witness and the Wheel

The Tiger and the Deer

Three Sonnets

The Infinitesimal Infinite

The Cosmic Dance

Sonnets from Manuscripts, c. 1934 1947

Man the Thinking Animal

The Silver Call

The Call of the Impossible

Man the Mediator

Discoveries of Science

All here is Spirit

The Ways of the Spirit [1]

The Ways of the Spirit [2]

Science and the Unknowable

The Yogi on the Whirlpool

The Kingdom Within

Now I have borne

The Indwelling Universal

Bliss of Identity

The Witness Spirit

The Hidden Plan

The Pilgrim of the Night

Cosmic Consciousness

The Inconscient

The Golden Light

The Infinite Adventure

The Greater Plan

The Universal Incarnation

The Stone Goddess

The Word of the Silence

The Self's Infinity

The Divine Worker

The Inner Sovereign

A Dream of Surreal Science

The Miracle of Birth

The Bliss of Brahman

The Unseen Infinite

The Cosmic Spirit

The Inconscient Foundation

The Hill-top Temple

The Divine Hearing

Because Thou art

The Iron Dictators

Man, the Despot of Contraries

The Inner Fields

Lyrical Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1934 1947

Who art thou that camest

In a mounting as of sea-tides

Despair on the Staircase

The Dwarf Napoleon

The Children of Wotan

The Mother of God

Poems Written as Metrical Experiments

O pall of black Night

To the hill-tops of silence

Oh, but fair was her face

In the ending of time

In some faint dawn

In a flaming as of spaces

O Life, thy breath is but a cry

Vast-winged the wind ran

Winged with dangerous deity

Outspread a Wave burst

On the grey street

Cry of the ocean's surges

Nonsense and "Surrealist" Verse

A Ballad of Doom

Surrealist Poems

Incomplete Poems from Manuscripts, c. 1927 1947

Thou art myself

Vain, they have said

The Death of a God [1]

The Death of a God [2]

The Inconscient and the Traveller Fire

I walked beside the waters

A strong son of lightning

I made danger my helper

The Inconscient

In gleam Konarak

Bugles of Light

The Fire King and the Messenger

God to thy greatness

Torn are the walls

Hail to the fallen

Seer deep-hearted

Soul, my soul [1]

Soul, my soul [2]

I am filled with the crash of war

In the silence of the midnight

Here in the green of the forest

Voice of the Summits

Appendix Poems in Greek and in French Greek Epigram Lorsque rien n'existait Sur les grands sommets blancs Note on the Texts Index of Titles Index of First Lines