Book Logging: Project Gutenberg Poetry

As usual, there's some I liked, some I didn't, and some I just didn't understand.

One author below, Benjamin De Casseres is noteworthy for having critical praise as writing 'proto-Dadaist rhetoric' and as 'The American Nietzsche.' It's been 2-3 months since I read that Wikipedia article, and I still can't fit those two idea together at all.

( Ballad Book )

( Brown, Paul Cameron. The Long Necked Bottle )

( Brown, Paul Cameron. Prussian Blue )

( Browning, Robert. Browning's Shorter Poems )

( De Casseres, Benjamin. The Shadow-Eater )

Drury, Anna Harriet. The First of May - Project Gutenberg. 6th edition. 1851. 17 pages about Queen Victoria and the Great Exhibition. Primarily of historical interest.

( Eden, Helen Parry. Bread and Circuses )

( Glasgow, Ellen. The Freeman and Other Poems )

( Hartigan, Patrick Joseph (writing as John O'Brien). Around the Boree Log )

Holland, Norah M. Spun-Yarn and Spindrift - Project Gutenberg. DNF. I'm not quite sure what didn't work for me about these. I didn't find a lot about the poet online. https://pennyspoetry.fandom.com/wiki/Norah_M._Holland

( A Hundred and Seventy Chinese Poems translated by Arthur Waley )

( Huxley, Aldous. Selected Poems )

( Lowell, James Russell. The Cathedral )

Mackay, Isabel Ecclestone. Fires of Driftwood - Project Gutenberg. 1922. Some nature, some sentimental, a lot of child death/loss. Per Wikipedia, she was a Canadian poet and novelist born in 1875.

( Medina, Frank J. Jingles )

( Moreton, Marshall. The Dance of Dinwiddie )

Neilson, Francis. Blue and Purple - Project Gutenberg. Published 1920. According to the dedication, all of the poems are love poems to the poet's wife. Some of them are mourning poems for her, as well.

( O'Shaughnessy, Arthur W.E. An Epic of Woman and Other Poems )

( Potter, Miriam Clark. Rhymes of a Child's World )

( Rice, Grantland. Base-ball Ballads )

Simple Poems for Infant Minds - Project Gutenberg. Only 16 pages long. The poems are very simple. There's no mention of an author anywhere.

( Wallace, Charles William. Spider-webs in Verse )

( Wells, Carolyn. Children of Our Town )

( Young, T.F. Canada and Other Poems )