Victorian
A. Mary F. Robinson
Agnes Mary Frances Robinson (1857–1944) was an English poet and scholar who later wrote under the names Madame Darmesteter and Madame Duclaux after her two marriages, to James Darmesteter (1888) and Emile Duclaux (1901). She lived much in France.
Her early volumes include A Handful of Honeysuckle (1878), The Crowned Hippolytus (1881) and An Italian Garden (1886). Four of her poems appear in Women Poets of the Victorian Era (1890).
Poems (27)
- Darwinism
- The Idea
- Prelude
- Janet Fisher
- Captain Gold and French Janet
- Sir Eldric
- The Mowers
- The Tower of St Maur
- A Pastoral
- All night I watched awake for morning
- Paradise Fancies
- Two Lovers
- Out of the place of death
- Florentine May
- An Italian Garden
- An Orchard at Avignon
- The Dead Friend
- Twilight
- Le Rot est Mort
- Cockayne Country
- Celia's Home-Coming
- Retrospect
- Rhythm
- Antiphon to the Holy Spirit
- Rosa Rosarum
- A Ballad of Orleans
- Temple Garlands