Preface to the New Edition | p. IX |
Preface to the First Edition | p. XI |
Poems | |
To President Lincoln | p. 3 |
Grant's First Election | p. 4 |
The Wife's Invocation | p. 5 |
To E. M. T., of Jamaica | p. 7 |
First Sabbath of the Year | p. 8 |
Stanzas on Cuba | p. 9 |
Just over the Sea | p. 10 |
Estella | p. 11 |
Florida | p. 13 |
Waiting at Live Oak | p. 15 |
Sabbath Eve Musings | p. 16 |
A Glance | p. 18 |
Musings | p. 19 |
To My Wife | p. 20 |
To Madame Selika | p. 22 |
On the Banks of the St. Johns | p. 23 |
Homeward Bound | p. 25 |
Perhaps You'd Like to Know | p. 26 |
My Sister | p. 27 |
Music | p. 28 |
We Are Parted Now Forever | p. 29 |
Charles Sumner | p. 30 |
To General Grant | p. 32 |
A Retrospect | p. 33 |
To My Love | p. 35 |
A Peace Offering | p. 36 |
Is It Worth While? | p. 37 |
Easter Hymn | p. 38 |
Speak to Me Kindly | p. 39 |
My Talisman | p. 40 |
To L. E. M. | p. 41 |
To the Same | p. 42 |
A Love Song | p. 43 |
The Murdered Bride | p. 44 |
In Mama's Bed | p. 46 |
Parted | p. 47 |
A Visit to My Native Home | p. 48 |
Free Cuba | p. 49 |
Under the Pine and Palm | p. 50 |
Absence | p. 52 |
Frederick Douglass | p. 53 |
So Near and Yet So Far | p. 54 |
The Negro's Lament | p. 55 |
To E. W. S. | p. 58 |
A Sonnet | p. 59 |
The Erring | p. 60 |
The Return | p. 62 |
In Memoriam | p. 63 |
Centennial Hymn | p. 64 |
On the Death of Wm. Lloyd Garrison | p. 66 |
I Dare Not Tell Thee | p. 68 |
Autumn | p. 70 |
The Solid South | p. 71 |
To a Lady Friend | p. 72 |
Good-Bye! Off for Kansas | p. 73 |
To Lucy | p. 74 |
Lines Written in "Pet's" Album | p. 75 |
Our District School Teachers | p. 76 |
Acrostic | p. 77 |
Phillis Wheatley | p. 78 |
To M. E. T. | p. 79 |
To Susie | p. 80 |
Adieu! | p. 81 |
John Willis Menard and Lays in Summer Lands | p. 90 |
The Poetry of J. Willis Menard: Rediscovering an American Voice and Vision | p. 123 |
Indexes | p. 145 |
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