Potential Titles: Alice Meynell

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A flock of bells take flight - Alice Meynell "Chimes"

A fleet of bells set sail - Alice Meynell "Chimes"

A verse of bells takes wing - Alice Meynell "Chimes"

With this ambiguous earth - Alice Meynell "Christ in the Universe"

Hear a million alien gospels - Alice Meynell "Christ in the Universe"

A narrow silence in the park - Alice Meynell "A Dead Harvest"

While she measures the leagues of dark - Alice Meynell "The Divine Privilege"

Might be parched by a vigil for her sake - Alice Meynell "The Divine Privilege"

Until that noon of sombre sky - Alice Meynell "Easter Night"

The rooted liberty of flowers - Alice Meynell "The English Metres"

Urgent in the break of day - Alice Meynell "The English Metres"

The million living fathers of the War - Alice Meynell "A Father of Women"

Mourning the crippled world, the bitter day - Alice Meynell "A Father of Women"

Now that your sons are dust - Alice Meynell "A Father of Women"

Flocks of fancies, wild of whim - Alice Meynell "The Fold"

Posturing kisses gone astray for scattered sweets - Alice Meynell "The Fold"

Hidden things my soul has sealed in silence - Alice Meynell "Free Will"

Desires with hampered wings - Alice Meynell "Free Will"

Each grown at such a price - Alice Meynell "A General Communion"

The entire monopoly of day - Alice Meynell "A General Communion"

The whole of the devoted sun - Alice Meynell "A General Communion"

Who know our need and leave us in the dark - Alice Meynell "In Sleep"

Three broad bits of lucky gold - Alice Meynell "The Joyous Wanderer"

With change of times and change of air - Alice Meynell "The Lady Poverty"

How far apart the summers were of yore - Alice Meynell "Length of Days: to the Early Dead in Battle"

But greatly and in gold - Alice Meynell "Lord, I Owe Thee a Death"

Who gave so many dead unto the journeying wave - Alice Meynell "Parentage"

The dying of the golden and the grey - Alice Meynell "Parentage"

Trouble the dubious dawn - Alice Meynell "The Rainy Summer"

Carry their cold wild honey - Alice Meynell "The Rainy Summer"

One flame within those mutual eyes - Alice Meynell "Reflections"

Grow divine by endlessness - Alice Meynell "Reflections"

The thought that lurks in all delight - Alice Meynell "Renouncement"

When sleep comes to close each difficult day - Alice Meynell "Renouncement"

When night gives pause to the long watch I keep - Alice Meynell "Renouncement"

Must doff my will as raiment laid away - Alice Meynell "Renouncement"

A flock of winds came winging - Alice Meynell "The Roaring Frost"

Driving forth with a resounding call - Alice Meynell "The Roaring Frost"

Between what warming seas and conquering skies - Alice Meynell "The Roaring Frost"

Her flocks are thoughts - Alice Meynell "The Shepherdess"

All my stars forsake me - Alice Meynell "Song of Night at Daybreak"

Touch not this day's secret - Alice Meynell "Spring on the Alban Hills"

Take the riches of the rain - Alice Meynell "The Spring to the Summer"

The white houses transfigured one by one - Alice Meynell "Summer in England, 1914"

The silken harvest climbed the down - Alice Meynell "Summer in England, 1914"

Stroking the bread within the sheaves - Alice Meynell "Summer in England, 1914"

A phrase of notes resembling stars - Alice Meynell "A Thrush Before Dawn"

Single and spiritual notes of light - Alice Meynell "A Thrush Before Dawn"

And midnights of invisible rain - Alice Meynell "A Thrush Before Dawn"

Stand a barrier to eternity - Alice Meynell "To a Daisy"

With its crown of histories - Alice Meynell "To Antiquity"

Silent labours of the rain - Alice Meynell "To Any Poet"

With a long embrace of pardon - Alice Meynell "To Any Poet"

The sting of wit that trembles - Alice Meynell "To Sleep"

Silence strays amongst the winds - Alice Meynell "To the Beloved"

Hide-and-seek of gamesome and divine - Alice Meynell "To Tintoretto in Venice"

Still be the interpreter of suns to me - Alice Meynell "To Tintoretto in Venice"

This fright that has no tongue - Alice Meynell "The Treasure"

What does fear cherish that it locks so well? - Alice Meynell "The Treasure"

What fortress is thus kept? - Alice Meynell "The Treasure"

Of what is ignorant terror sentinel? - Alice Meynell "The Treasure"

By design of Nature prized - Alice Meynell "The Treasure"

The visiting vision of seven centuries - Alice Meynell "Two Boyhoods"

Closed in these thousand leaves articulate - Alice Meynell "The Two Poets"

Shall find a splendour in that dust - Alice Meynell "The Two Questions"

This sudden hour retrieves the purpose of the past - Alice Meynell "The Two Poets"

Youth of abounding blood - Alice Meynell "The Unexpected Peril"

In the assaulted stronghold of his will - Alice Meynell "The Unknown God"

Within this brother's solitary day - Alice Meynell "The Unknown God"

This battle and this peace - Alice Meynell "The Unknown God"

Comes with tidings and a song - Alice Meynell "Unto Us a Son Is Given"

Come to our ignorant hearts - Alice Meynell "Veni Creator"

The long, the new surprises of his kiss - Alice Meynell "West Wind in Winter"

Around the tossing park and down the softened street- Alice Meynell "West Wind in Winter"

Rushes on my mortal guess with immortal things- Alice Meynell "West Wind in Winter"

Crowns thee lord of an unpurchasable word - Alice Meynell "Why Wilt Thou Chide"

I guard for thee this jealous sad monopoly - Alice Meynell "Why Wilt Thou Chide"

Walked not like any worldly wind - Alice Meynell "A Wind of Clear Weather in England"

Giving the bud I give the flower - Alice Meynell "The Young Neophyte"

Thoughts yet unripe - Alice Meynell "The Young Neophyte"

To pledge my hidden wheat - Alice Meynell "The Young Neophyte"

No mirror keeps its glances - Alice Meynell "Your Own Fair Youth"

Keep your golden hour - Alice Meynell "Your Own Fair Youth"


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