James Elroy Flecker

(*1884 – †1915)

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Works

For pre-1923 works, see Wikisource.

English poems

Juvenilia

• Four Translations and Adaptations from Catullus: I
• Four Translations and Adaptations from Catullus: II
• Four Translations and Adaptations from Catullus: III
• Four Translations and Adaptations from Catullus: IV
• Sirmio
• Lucretia
• Song in the Night
• Glion - Noon
• Glion - Evening
• Last Love
• Fragments of an Ode to Shelley

The Bridge of Fire (1907)

• To Jack Beazley
• A New Year's Carol
• Riouperoux
• The Ballad of the Student in the South
• Mignon
• Dorothy
• From Grenoble
• Hialmar speaks to the Raven
• We that were Friends
• Pervigilium
• I have sung all Love's great songs
• On Turner's Polyphemus
• To Francis Thompson
• The Ballad of Hampstead Heath
• Ideal
• Arthur Rackham's Rip Van Winkle
• Mary Magdalen
• I rose from dreamless hours
• The Bridge of Fire
• Narcissus
• The Golden Head
• Litany to Satan
• When I translated Baudelaire
• Prayer
• Tenebris Interlucentem
• Anapaests
• Destroyer of Ships, Men, Cities
• My Friend
• Oxford Canal
• The Old Poet
• The Young Poet
• The First Sonnet of Bathrolaire
• The Second Sonnet of Bathrolaire
• I am afraid to think about my death
• Envoy (Flecker)

Forty-Two Poems (1911)

This book included revised versions of several poems previously published in "The Bridge of Fire".

• To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence
• Riouperoux
• The Town without a Market
• The Ballad of Camden Town
• Mignon (revised)
• Felo de se
• Tenebris Interlucentem (revised)
• Invitation to a Young but Learned Friend
• Ballad of the Londoner
• The First Sonnet of Bathrolaire
• The Second Sonnet of Bathrolaire
• The Masque of the Magi
• The Ballad of Hampstead Heath
• Litany to Satan (revised)
• The Translator and the Children (revision of "When I translated Baudelaire")
• Opportunity
• Destroyer of Ships, Men, Cities
• War Song of the Saracens
• Joseph and Mary
• No Coward's Song
• A Western Voyage
• Fountains
• The Welsh Sea
• Oxford Canal
• Hialmar speaks to the Raven (revised)
• The Ballad of the Student in the South
• The Queen's song (revision of "The Golden Head")
• Lord Arnaldos
• We that were friends
• My Friend
• Ideal (revised)
• Mary Magdalen (revised)
• I rose from dreamless hours (revised)
• Prayer
• A Miracle of Bethlehem
• Gravis Dulcis Immutabilis
• Pillage
• The Ballad of Zacho
• Pavlovna in London
• The Sentimentalist
• Don Juan in Hell
• The Ballad of Iskander

The Golden Journey to Samarkand (1913)

• The Golden Journey to Samarkand
• The Lover of Jalalu'ddin
• Gates of Damascus
• Yasmin
• Saadabad
• The Hammam Name

The Old Ships (1915)

• The Old Ships
• The Blue Noon
• A Fragment
• Narcissus (revised)
• Stillness
• The Pensive Prisoner
• Hexameters
• Philomel
• From Jean Mordas' "Stances"
• The Princess
• Pannyra of the Golden Heel
• The Gate of the Armies
• The Old Warship Ablaze
• November Eves
• God Save the King
• The Burial in England
• The True Paradise

Posthumously published poems

• The Piper
• Heliodora
• Love, the Baby
• Resurrection
• Dolce Lumen
• Donde Estan?
• Dirge
• The Parrot
• In Memoriam
• In Phaeacia
• Epithalamion
• Hyali
• Santorin
• A Ship, an Isle, a Sickle Moon
• Oak and Olive
• Brumana
• Areiya
• Bryan of Brittany
• Don Juan Declaims
• The Painter's Mistress
• In Hospital
• Taoping
• Virgil's Aeneid: Book VI
• The Dying Patriot
• A Sacred Dialogue
• Ode to the Glory of Greece

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