Madison Cawein
Writer
March 23, 1865 – December 8, 1914
Credits:
A Voice on the Wind and
Other Poems (1902); Accolon of Gaul (1889); Blooms of the Berry (1887); Christmas
Rose and Leaf (1913); Days and Dreams (1891); Idyllic Monologues (1898); Intimations
of the Beautiful (1894); Kentucky Poems (1902); Let Us Do the Best We Can (1909);
Library of Southern Literature (1907); Lyrics and Idyls (1890); Minions of the
Moon (1913); Modern American Poetry: A Critical Anthology, 4th revised edition
(1930); Moods and Memories (1892); Myth and Romance (1899); Nature-Notes and
Impressions (1906); New Poems (1909); One Day & Another (1901); Poems by
Madison Cawein (1911); Poems of Nature and Love (1893); Red Leaves and Roses (1893);
Shapes and Shadows (1898); So Many Ways (1911); The Cup of Comus (1915); The
Days of Used to Be (1913); The Garden of Dreams (1896); The Giant and the Star
(1909); The Message of the Lilies (1913); The Poems of Madison Cawein. Volumes
1–5 (1907); The Poet and Nature and the Morning Road (1914); The Poet, the Fool
and the Faeries (1912); The Republic, A Little Book of Homespun Verse (1913); The
Shadow Garden (A Phantasy); and Other
Plays (1910); The Triumph of Music and Other Lyrics (1888); The Vale of Tempe (1905);
The White Snake and Other Poems (1895); Undertones (1896); Weeds by the Wall (1901);
Whatever the Path (1913).
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