BALLADS AND LYRICS.

Waiting for the May [Summer Longings]
Devotion
The Seasons of the Heart
Kate of Kenmare
A Lament
The Bridal of the Year
The Vale of Shanganah
The Pillar Towers of Ireland
Over the Sea
Oh! had I the Wings of a Bird [Home Preference]
Love’s Language
The Fireside
The Banished Spirit’s Song
Remembrance
The Clan of MacCaura
The Window
Autumn Fears
Fatal Gifts
Sweet May
Ferdiah:  an Episode from the Tain Bo Cuailgne
the voyage of st. Brendan
the foray of con O’DONNELL
the bell-founder
Alice and Una

NATIONAL POEMS AND SONGS.

Advance! 
Remonstrance
Ireland’s Vow
A Dream
The Price of Freedom
The Voice and Pen
“Cease to do Evil—­Learn to do Well”
The Living Land
The Dead Tribune
A Mystery

SONNETS.

“The History of Dublin”
To Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
To Kenelm Henry Digby
To Ethna [Dedicatory Sonnet]

UNDERGLIMPSES.

The Arraying
The Search
The Tidings
Welcome, May
The Meeting of the Flowers
The Progress of the Rose
The Bath of the Streams
The Flowers of the Tropics
The Year-King
The Awaking
The Resurrection
The First of the Angels
Spirit Voices

CENTENARY ODES.

O’Connell (August 6th, 1875)
Moore (May 28th, 1879)

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.

The Spirit of the Snow
To the Bay of Dublin
To Ethna
“Not Known”
The Lay Missioner
The Spirit of the Ideal
Recollections
Dolores
Lost and Found
Spring Flowers from Ireland
To the Memory of Father Prout
Those Shandon Bells
Youth and Age
To June
Sunny Days in Winter
The Birth of the Spring
All Fool’s Day
Darrynane
A Shamrock from the Irish Shore
Italian Myrtles
The Irish Emigrant’s Mother [The Emigrants]
The Rain:  a Song of Peace

Poems.

BALLADS AND LYRICS.

WAITING FOR THE MAY.

  Ah! my heart is weary waiting,
    Waiting for the May—­
Waiting for the pleasant rambles,
Where the fragrant hawthorn brambles,
  With the woodbine alternating,
    Scent the dewy way. 
  Ah! my heart is weary waiting,
    Waiting for the May.

  Ah! my heart is sick with longing,
    Longing for the May—­
Longing to escape from study,
To the young face fair and ruddy,
  And the thousand charms belonging
    To the summer’s day. 
  Ah! my heart is sick with longing,
    Longing for the May.