John Marr and other poems.—Sea pieces.—Poems from Timoleon.—Supplement.—Poems from Battle pieces.—Poems from Mardi.—Poems from Clarel. JOHN MARR AND OTHER POEMS JOHN MARR AND OTHER SAILORS BRIDEGROOM DICK TOM DEADLIGHT JACK ROY SEA PIECES THE HAGLETS THE JEOLIAN HARP TO THE MASTER OF THE "METEOR" FAR OFF SHORE THE MAN-OF-WAR HAWK THE FIGURE-HEAD THE GOOD CRAFT "SNOW BIRD" OLD COUNSEL THE TUFT OF KELP THE MALDIVE SHARK 74 TO NED 75 CROSSING THE TROPICS 77 THE BERG 78 THE ENVIABLE ISLES 80 PEBBLES 81 POEMS FROM TIMOLEON LINES TRACED UNDER AN IMAGE OF AMOR THREATENING 85 THE NIGHT MARCH 86 THE RAVAGED VILLA 87 THE NEW ZEALOT TO THE SUN 88 MONODY 90 LONE FOUNTS 91 THE BENCH OF BOORS 92 ART 93 THE ENTHUSIAST 94 SHELLEY'S VISION 96 THE MARCHIONESS OF BRINVILLIERS 97 THE AGE OF THE ANTONINES 98 HERBA SANTA 100 OFF CAPE COLONNA 103 THE APPARITION 104 I/ ENVOI 105 SUPPLEMENT 109 POEMS FROM BATTLE PIECES THE PORTENT 129 FROM THE CONFLICT OF CONVICTIONS 130 THE MARCH INTO VIRGINIA 132 BALL'S BLUFF 134 THE STONE FLEET 136 THE "TEMERAIRE" 138 A UTILITARIAN VIEW OF THE "MONITOR'S" FIGHT 141 MALVERN HILL 143 STONEWALL JACKSON 145 THE HOUSE-TOP 146 CHATTANOOGA 148 ON THE PHOTOGRAPH OF A CORPS COMMANDER 151 THE SWAMP ANGEL 153 SHERIDAN AT CEDAR CREEK 155 IN THE PRISON PEN 157 THE COLLEGE COLONEL 158 THE MARTYR 160 REBEL COLOR-BEARERS AT SHILOH 162 AURORA BOREALIS 164 THE RELEASED REBEL PRISONER 165 "FORMERLY A SLAVE" 167 ON THE SLAIN COLLEGIANS 168 AMERICA 171 INSCRIPTION 174 THE FORTITUDE OF THE NORTH 175 THE MOUND BY THE LAKE 176 ON THE SLAIN AT CHICKAMAUGA 177 AN UNINSCRIBED MONUMENT 178 ON THE GRAVE OF A YOUNG CAVALRY OFFICER KILLED IN THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA 179 A REQUIEM 180 COMMEMORATIVE OF A NAVAL VICTORY 182 A MEDITATION 184 POEMS FROM MARDI WE FISH 189 INVOCATION 191 DIRGE 193 MARLENA 194? PIPE SONG 195 SONG OF YOOMY 196 GOLD 197 THE LAND OF LOVE 199 POEMS FROM CLAREL DIRGE 203 EPILOGUE 204
Author
There is more than one author with this name Herman Melville was an American novelist, short story writer, essayist, and poet. His first two books gained much attention, though they were not bestsellers, and his popularity declined precipitously only a few years later. By the time of his death he had been almost completely forgotten, but his longest novel, Moby Dick—largely considered a failure during his lifetime, and most responsible for Melville's fall from favor with the reading public—was rediscovered in the 20th century as one of the chief literary masterpieces of both American and world literature.
