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Thoreau's Life & Writings

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Poetry

• Four poems from The Dial (October 1842): "The Inward Morning," "Free Love," "The Poet's Delay," and "Rumors from an Æolian Harp"
• "Ah, ‘tis in vain the peaceful din..."
• "An early unconverted Saint..."
• "Away! Away! Away! Away!"
• "But since we sailed..."
• "Conscience is instinct bred in the house..."
• "Die and be buried who will..."
• "Dong, sounds the brass in the east..."
• "Each summer sound..."
• Friendship ["Let such pure hate still underprop..."]
• "Great God, I ask thee for no meaner pelf..."
• "I am bound, I am bound..."
• "I sailed up a river..."
• “Indeed, Indeed, I Cannot Tell”
• “The Inward Morning”
• “Light-winged Smoke, Icarian Bird...”
• “Low-anchored cloud...”
• "Man's little acts are grand..."
• “The Old Marlborough Road”
• “On fields oer which the reaper’s hand...”
• “Pray to what earth...”
• "Sic Vita"
• Stanzas: "Nature doth have her dawn..."
• "Sympathy"
• “They who prepare my evening meal..."
• “What’s the railroad to me?...”
• "When Winter fringes every bough..."
• “Where gleaming fields of haze...”
• "Wher'er thou sailest..."
• "With frontier strength..."
• “Within the Circuit of This Plodding Life”
• "Woof of the sun..."

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