Margaret Widdemer - The Haunted Hour; an anthology

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Audiobook The Haunted Hour; an anthology

Author: Margaret Widdemer

Genres: Horror & Supernatural Fiction, Anthologies,

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PrefaceThe Far Away Country''The Night Atween the Sancts an' Souls'' Part 1''The Night Atween the Sancts an' Souls'' Part 2"All the Little Sighing Souls" Part 1"All the Little Sighing Souls" Part 2Shadowy Heroes"Rank on Rank of Ghostly Soliders"Sea Ghosts Part 1Sea Ghosts Part 2Cheerful Spirits Part 1Cheerful Spirits Part 2Cheerful Spirits Part 3Cheerful Spirits Part 4Haunted Places Part 1Haunted Places Part 2"You Know the Old, While I Know the New""My Love that was so True" Part 1"My Love that was so True" Part 2"My Love that was so True" Part 3Shapes of Doom Part 1Shapes of Doom Part 2Legends and Ballads of the Dead Part 1Legends and Ballads of the Dead Part 2Legends and Ballads of the Dead Part 3Legends and Ballads of the Dead Part 4

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I have not considered as ghost-poems anything but poems which related to the return of spirits to earth. They "The Blessed Damozel," a poem of spirits in heaven, "La Belle Dame Sans Merci," whose heroine may be a fairy or witch, and whose ghosts are presented in dream only, do not belong in this classification; nor do such poems as Mathilde Blind's lovely sonnet, "The Dead Are Ever with Us," class as ghost-poems; for in these the dead are living in ourselves in a half-metaphorical sense. If a poem would be a ghost-story, in short, I have considered it a ghost-poem, not otherwise. (Excerpt by Margaret Widdemer)