Poet

Emma Lazarus

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• A Degenerate Age. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• A JUNE NIGHT.
• A Letter To His Friend Isaac. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• A Masque Of Venice.
• Acceptance.
• ADMETUS.
• Admonition. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Afternoon.
• AGAMEMNON'S TOMB.
• Age And Death.
• Arabesque.
• Aspiration.
• August Moon.
• Autumn Sadness.
• Bar Kochba.
• CHOPIN.
• Chrysalis. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• CITY VISIONS.
• Compensation.
• Critic And Poet.
• Currents. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• Defiance. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Destiny.
• Don Pedrillo.
• Don Rafael.
• Donna Clara.
• Echoes.
• Epochs.--
• Evening.
• Faerie.
• Fancies.
• Fog.
• Fra Pedro.
• Fragment. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Fragment. Canzone XII. 5.
• Fragment. Trionfo D' Amore.
• Fragment. Trionfo Della Morte.
• From One Augur To Another.
• From The "Divan." (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Gifts.
• Heroes.
• Hope.
• How Long?
• Hymn. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• I.
• I. Youth.
• II.
• II.
• II. Regret.
• III.
• III. Longing.
• In Exile.
• In Memoriam - Rev. J. J. Lyons.
• In Morte. II. On The Death Of Cardinal Colonna And Laura.
• In Morte. XLIII.
• In the Night.
• In The Night. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• In Vita. Canzone XI.
• In Vita. CIX.
• In Vita. CV.
• In Vita. LXVII.
• In Vita. LXXVI.
• Influence.
• IV.
• Life and Artglossed
• LINKS.
• Long Island Sound.
• Longing For Jerusalem. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Love Song Of Alcharisi. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Love-Song. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Magnetism.
• Marriage Bellsglossed
• Mater Amabilis.
• MATINS.
• Meditations. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Niagara
• Night-Piece. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Night-Thoughts. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• No man had ever heard a nightingale...
• OFF ROUGH POINT.
• On The Proposal To Erect A Monument In England To Lord Byron.
• On The Voyage To Jerusalem. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Or "Necklace Of Pearls."
• Peace.
• PHANTASIES.
• Restlessness.*
• SAINT ROMUALDO.
• Separation. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Sic Semper Liberatoribus!
• Solomon Ben Judah Gabirol (Died Between 1070-80.) (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• SONG.
• Spring Longing.
• Spring Songs. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• SPRING STAR.
• St. Michael's Chapel.
• Stanzas. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Storm.
• Successglossed
• Sunrise.
• Sympathyglossed
• Sympathy.
• SYMPHONIC STUDIES.
• TANNHAUSER.
• The Banner Of The Jew.
• The Birth Of Man.
• The Choice.
• The Cranes Of Ibycus.
• The Crowing Of The Red Cock.
• The Death Of Raschi.
• The Elixir.
• The Exodus. (August 3, 1492.) (Little Poems In Prose.)
• The Feast Of Lights.
• The Guardian Of The Red Disk.
• The May Night.
• The New Colossus.*
• The New Ezekiel.
• The New Year.
• The Prophet. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• The South.
• The Sower. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• The Supreme Sacrifice.
• The Test. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• The Valley Of Baca.
• The World's Justice.
• To A Detractor. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• To Carmen Sylva.
• Treasures. (Little Poems In Prose.)
• V. Surprise.
• Venus Of The Louvre.
• VI. Grief.
• Victory.
• VII. Confused Dreams.
• VIII. Loneliness.
• VIII. The End of the Song.
• Wherefore?
• Wine And Grief. (Translations From The Hebrew Poets Of Medaeval Spain.)
• Work.
• X. Patience.
• XIII. Faith.
• Youth And Death.