POEMS BYIRIS TREE
The author returns thanks forpermission to use in this collectionof her poems, those whichhave appeared in Poetry, VanityFair and the "Wheels" Anthology.
HEAD OF IRIS TREE By Jacob Epstein
Poems
by
Iris Tree
Decorations by
Curtis Moffat
LONDON: JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD
NEW YORK: JOHN LANE COMPANY
MCMXX
Press of J. J. Little & Ives Company
New York, U. S. A.
CONTENTS
| ROCKETS AND ASHES | |
| PAGE | |
| "You Preach to Me of Laws, You Tie My Limbs" | 11 |
| "We Are the Caretakers of Empty Houses" | 12 |
| "From Far Away the Lost Adventures Gleam" | 13 |
| "Give Me, O God, the Power of Laughter Still" | 14 |
| "Winding Down the Street in Wearied Gaiety" | 15 |
| "Tranquillity Stirred by a Sudden Spasm" | 17 |
| "I Could Explain" | 18 |
| "I Feel in Me a Manifold Desire" | 19 |
| "Silence" | 20 |
| "I Should Like to Say to the World" | 21 |
| "You Pass as in a Drugged Delirium" | 22 |
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