The Burden of Tyre : Fifteen Poems sequence   poetry  
  • Author:agent C. J. Brennan http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/brennan-christopher
First known date: ca. 1900 Issue Details: First known date: 1900... 1900 The Burden of Tyre : Fifteen Poems
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Sydney, New South Wales,:Harry Chaplin , 1953 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Burden of Tyre : Prologue : Ii"If by decay from God (we ask'd)", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : The God : IIi"They said, For us the deeps were stirr'd", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : IIIi"The tyrant of the days and years,", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : IVi"Beyond the deeps what silence broke?", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : The Folk : Vi"It is the coming of the night:", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : VIi"They hunger? give them men to slay:", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : VIIi"- Not this, not this my word to you!", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : The Prophets : VIIIi"Because ye sicken of thought (if e'er", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : One Apart : IXi"Let them devour and be devour'd!", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : Xi"Ere quite the westward shadow fade", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : XIi"Why are these streets aflare! - Today", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : Wind and Wave : XIIi"Night: and I lean where the sea sings. -", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : XIIIi"The herded waves are drifting, dark", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : XIVi"When all the ways the worlds have trod", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
The Burden of Tyre : Epilogue : XVi"O life, O radiance, love, delight,", Christopher Brennan , single work poetry
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