This is a volume of poetry by American author George Parsons Lathrop. As the dedication reads, "I need give my verse no hint as to whom it sings for. The rose, knowing her own right, makes servitors of the light-rays to carry her color. So every line here shall in some sense breathe of thee, and in its very face bear record of her whom, however unworthily, it seeks to serve and honor." Rose was the name of his wife. - Summary by Carolin
Chapters
1
Rose and Roof-Tree Read by NoelBadrian 3:21
2
Music of Growth Read by NoelBadrian 0:59
3
A Song Long Ago Read by NoelBadrian 0:47
4
Melancholy Read by NoelBadrian 0:53
5
Contentment Read by NoelBadrian 0:48
6
An April Aria Read by April6090 1:09
7
The Bobolink Read by Heather James 0:52
8
The Sun-Shower Read by Heather James 1:08
9
June Longings Read by Heather James 1:31
10
A Rune of the Rain Read by NoelBadrian 5:46
11
The Song-Sparrow Read by Heather James 2:53
12
Fairhaven Bay Read by Larry Wilson 2:24
13
Chant for Autumn Read by Heather James 2:32
14
Before the Snow Read by Heather James 1:45
15
The Ghosts of Growth Read by Amy Gramour 1:05
16
The Lily-Pond Read by Amy Gramour 2:20
17
First Glance Read by Heather James 1:10
18
'The Sunshine of Thine Eyes' Read by Heather James 0:44
19
'When, Looking Deeply in Thy Face' Read by Heather James 1:20
20
Within a Year Read by Heather James 1:44
21
The Singing Wire Read by Heather James 3:21
22
Moods of Love Read by NoelBadrian 6:42
23
Love's Defeat Read by Larry Wilson 1:13
24
The Lover Who Thinks Read by Heather James 2:29
25
The Fisher of the Cape Read by Heather James 1:25
26
Sailor's Song Read by Heather James 4:43
27
Jessamine Read by NoelBadrian 6:26
28
Grief's Hero Read by Heather James 5:28
29
A Face in the Street Read by Heather James 1:34
30
The Bather Read by Larry Wilson 2:41
31
Helen at the Loom Read by NoelBadrian 6:21
32
'O Wholesome Death' Read by Heather James 1:17
33
Burial-Song for Sumner Read by Heather James 8:03
34
Arise, American! Read by Heather James 3:25
35
The Silent Tide Read by NoelBadrian 31:50
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