DAYS AND DREAMS

POEMS

BY

MADISON CAWEIN

AUTHOR OF "LYRICS AND IDYLS," "THE TRIUMPH OF MUSIC," ETC., ETC.

Copyright, 1891 BY MADISON CAWEIN

The Knickerbocker Press, New York Printed and Bound by G. P. Putnam's Sons

TO JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY WITH ADMIRATION AND REGARD

PART I. 1. He waits musing.

2. Becoming impatient.

3. He hums.

4. She speaks.

He speaks.

5. She speaks.

6. She sings.

He sings.

7. He speaks.

8. He opens his heart.

9. She speaks, musing.

10. He, after a pause, lightly.

11. She, seriously.

12. He.

13. She.

14. He.

PART II.

1. She delays, meditating.

2. He speaks, rowing.

3. He speaks, resting.

4. He sings.

She sings.

He.

She.

5. Homeward through flowers: she speaks.

6. He speaks.

7. She hums and muses.

8. She speaks.

9. He, at parting.

PART III.

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PART IV.

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PART V.

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THE EVE OF ALL-SAINTS.

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THE OLD INN.

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THE KHALIF AND THE ARAB.

A Transcript.

THE END.