Poet
Owen Seaman
1861–1936
English
- (After A. C. S.)
- (After F. E. W.)
- (After J. D.)
- (After R. K.)
- (After R. Le G.)
- (After Sir L. M.)
- (After The Same)
- 2. From a little thing by the Princess Onono Goawaī.
- 3. From the Sanskrit of Matabîlîwaijo.
- [ Proceeds to sing a Ballad of Resurrection.
- A VIGO-STREET ECLOGUE.
- An Imperial Overture
- An Ode To Spring In The Metropolis
- Another "Scrap of Paper"
- Ars Postera
- Ballad Of A Bun, A
- Behold her, pranked with spurs for bloody sport
- Canute and the Kaiser
- Dear Mr. Watson, we have heard with wonder...
- Dies Irae
- Elegi Musarum
- England's Alfred Abroad
- For The Albums Of Crowned Heads Only
- For the Red Cross
- From The Lord Of Potsdam
- I wish that I had flourished then...
- IV. LILITH LIBIFERA.
- IX. THE LINKS OF LOVE.
- JOHN DAVIDSON.
- Marsyas In Hades
- New Blue Book
- Of Baiting the Lion
- PART III. ANDANTE AMABILE.
- Plea For Trigamy, A
- Pro Patria
- Probation
- Rhyme Of The Kipperling, The
- RICHARD.
- Song Of Renunciation, A
- Spacious Times, The
- Swords And Ploughshares
- The Avengers
- The Call of England
- The Logic of Ententes
- THE RHYME OF THE KIPPERLING.
- Thomas of the Light Heart
- To A Boy-Poet Of The Decadence
- To Belgium in Exile
- To Julia In Shooting Togs
- To Mr. William Watson.
- To the Enemy, on His Achievement
- To The Lord Of Potsdam
- To the Memory of Field-Marshal Earl Roberts
- V. ARS POSTERA.
- Vigo-Street Eclogue, A
- VII. TO A BOY-POET OF THE DECADENCE.
- VIII. TO JULIA IN SHOOTING TOGS
- Wrong? are they wrong? Of course they are...
- XI. TO THE LORD OF POTSDAM.
- Yet
- ‘ The world's great age begins anew,’...