Katharine Tynan (1859-1931)
Irish writer

Poems by Katharine Tynan

• “'Mid the Piteous Heaps of Dead”
• A Birth-Night Song
• A Colloquy
• A Gardener-Sage
• A Girl's Song
• A Hero
• A Holy Week Song, 1918
• A Lament
• A Song of Going
• A Woman Commends Her Little Son
• Adveniat Regnum Tuum
• Alienation
• All Souls
• Any Mother
• Any Woman
• Autumnal
• Blessings
• Colours
• Dead - A Prisoner
• Distraction
• Easter
• Emptiness
• Flower of Youth
• For the Airmen
• Good Friday, A.D. 33
• Haymaking
• High Summer
• His Footstep
• Immortality
• Indian Summer
• Joining the Colours
• Lambs
• Lenton Communion
• Mater Dei
• Meetings
• New Heaven
• Nymphs
• Of St. Francis and the Ass
• Old Song Re-Sung
• Pilgrims to the East
• Prayer at Night
• Sheep and Lambs
• Slow Spring
• Speeding
• St. Francis and the Birds
• The Aerodrome
• The Bird’s Bargain
• The Broken Soldier
• The Children of Lir
• The Colonists
• The Convent Garden
• The Crown
• The Doves
• The End of the Day
• The Foggy Dew
• The Heroes
• The Last Parting
• The Legend of St. Austin and the Child
• The Little Old Woman
• The Lowlands of Flanders
• The Mother of Three
• The Nurse
• The Old Soldier
• The Only Child
• The Predestined
• The Sad Spring
• The Test
• The Truce of God
• The Vestal
• The Weeping Babe
• The Wind that Shakes the Barley
• The Young Soldier
• To the Others
• Turn o' the Year
• Unhousel'd, Unanointed, Unanel'd
• Vigil
• Wings in the Night
• Winter Sunset

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