The Dark Blue (DarkBl)

A shilling monthly illustrated magazine (1871-1873), edited by John H. Freund, with the title referring to the University of Oxford and associated with aestheticism.

Years in which poems were published in this periodical

Poems appearing in this periodical

Total poems: 136
Poem title Poet(s) Date Vol etc. Transcribed? id #
Pastel Gautier, Théophile 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 33 yes 16082
Letrilla Gautier, Théophile 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 33 yes 16081
Shelley’s Heart. To Edward John Trelawny Rossetti, William Michael 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 35 yes 161
“Not with the anguish of hearts that are breaking” Holmes, Oliver Wendell 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 61–62 yes 16083
The Sun of My Songs Marzials, Theo 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 68–69 yes 162
An Apology Begbie, A. J. 1871-03 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 1, Page 96 yes 163
Tragedy Heine, Heinrich 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 2, Page 163 yes 164
The Song of the Sirens Strahan, Alexander Stuart 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 2, Page 189 yes 165
The End of a Month Swinburne, Algernon Charles 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 2, Page 217–220 yes 166
Alcibiades Gibson, T. H. 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 2, Page 226–227 yes 167
The Lay of the Seven Oars Hayman, Henry 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 2, Page 238–240 yes 168
On the Beach. Lines by a Private Tutor Calverley, Charles Stuart 1871-04 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 344–345 yes 1186
Loreley Heine, Heinrich 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 265–266 yes 16084
Arbor Amoris Villon, François 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 284–285 yes 16085
Ballad of the Gibbet Villon, François 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 286–287 yes 16086
An Old Tune Labrunie, Gérard (pseudonym “Gérard de Nerval”) 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 288 yes 16087
The Three Captains Labrunie, Gérard (pseudonym “Gérard de Nerval”) 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 289–290 yes 16088
Spring Song. (From the German) 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 301 yes 169
The Musical Frogs Blackie, John Stuart 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 314–315 yes 170
Spring Graves, Alfred Perceval 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 351 yes 172
Auf Wiederseh’n Weatherly, Frederic Edward 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 355 yes 173
In Memoriam P. M. Cantab (pseudonym) 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 356 yes 174
Song Davis, Israel 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 356 yes 175
Song Strahan, Alexander Stuart 1871-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 400 yes 176
“With my breath I drink the air” Vidal, Peire 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 428 yes 16090
A Worthy Memory Kept Green. After the Fashion of a Ballad. June 23, A. D. 1314 Hood, Tom (Jnr) 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 433 yes 177
The Auto da Fe Bendall, Ernest A. 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 455 yes 178
Extract from Mrs. Rose’s Diary (After John Leech) Locker-Lampson, Frederick 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 465 yes 179
The Rose of Kenmare Graves, Alfred Perceval 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 473–474 yes 180
From the German of Heinrich Heine Heine, Heinrich 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 486 yes 181
Anacreontic Ashby-Sterry, Joseph 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 509 yes 182
Tasso to Eleonora: A Canzonet and Sonnet Tasso, Torquato 1871-06 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 4, Page 510 yes 183
Satis Whitcher, John 1871-07 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 5, Page 577 yes 184
Kit Carson’s Ride Miller, Cincinnatus Heine (pseudonym “Joaquin Miller”) 1871-07 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 5, Page 578–581 yes 185
The Story of Europa. Hor. Old. III. xxvii. 25 Horace 1871-07 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 5, Page 595–596 yes 186
The Lass O’ Logie Lea Lyall, John 1871-07 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 5, Page 610 yes 187
“Amour Qui Sourit Caché” Pollock, Walter Herries 1871-07 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 5, Page 629 yes 188
“My glass shall not persuade me I am old” Shakespeare, William 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 663 yes 16091
The Vision of the Isles of Immortality and Death Armstrong, George Francis 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 688–692 yes 189
One Swallow Maketh Not a Summer Stewart, William John 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 710 yes 190
With a Wedding Present Simcox, William Henry 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 717 yes 191
In August Todhunter, John (pseudonym “Aureolus Paracelsus”) 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 763–734 yes 193
The Song of the Willi. A Ballad Blind, Mathilde 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 741–745 yes 192
Dawn Graves, Alfred Perceval 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 780 yes 194
Requiescat de Burgh, Hubert 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 794 yes 16093
“Their Persian finery I can’t abide” Horace 1871-08 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 6, Page 794 yes 16092
Raindrops Pollock, Walter Herries 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 18 yes 597
Orpheus and Eurydice Graves, Alfred Perceval 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 41–49 yes 598
In September Todhunter, John (pseudonym “Aureolus Paracelsus”) 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 64–65 yes 599
In Bed. Early One Summer Morning, to a Fly R. G. (poet; The Dark Blue) 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 90 yes 600
“Call the cab, boy! do not dally!” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 91 yes 16097
“How now, captain? shrimps and flounders!” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 92 yes 16098
“Ding dong, ding dong, so rich, so full, so deep” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 94 yes 16099
“‘A thing of beauty is a joy for ever’” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 94–95 yes 16100
“There rolls He now, majestic, broad, and free” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 96 yes 16101
“The gifts of God are many: but from me” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 97 no 16102
“There stand thou now: it is the place for thee” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 98 no 16103
By Night Whitcher, John 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 101 yes 601
“I came not here to weep, but in thy fall” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 100–101 no 16104
Autumn Song Berger, Florence K. 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 110 yes 602
To L. M. O. Wilson-Block, Elisabeth 1871-09 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 7, Page 114 yes 603
Après nous le Déluge de Burgh, Hubert 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 166 yes 1190
In Love’s Eternity O’Shaughnessy, Arthur W. E. 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 167–170 yes 605
“Thou, too, art great among Germania’s towns” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 196 no 16105
“Two prophets stand forth in the market-place” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 196–197 no 16106
“I laud them not; but I must weep for all” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 199 no 16107
“Sand, sand, long leagues of heath and barren sand!” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 200 no 16108
“Look here, and ponder well, and know the land” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 202 no 16109
“There stands he now, amid the flock the ram” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 204 no 16110
Down Stream Rossetti, Dante Gabriel 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 211–212 yes 606
Dido to Aeneas. (Aeneid, Book IV. vv. 305-330) Virgil 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 236 yes 607
Reconciliation Whitman, Walt 1871-10 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 8, Page 251 no 16111
A Conquest Pollock, Walter Herries 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 295 yes 608
Marie Weatherly, Frederic Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 299 yes 609
Mumal and Mendra. A Legend of Scinde Simcox, George Augustus 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 300–304 yes 610
“Who’s here? a strange, old-fangled German Herr” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 321 no 16112
“Prussian, that iron cross upon thy breast” Blackie, John Stuart 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 326 no 16113
I.—The Garden Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 366 yes 611
II.—Visions Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 366–367 yes 13932
III.—The Bird Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 367 yes 13933
IV.—A Peach Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 367 yes 13935
V.—Early Autumn Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 368 yes 13936
VI.—A Morning of Later Autumn Dowden, Edward 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 368 yes 13937
“These to His Mem’ry since He Held them Dear” Davis, Israel 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 386 yes 612
“Praties will grow” 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 396–397 no 16114
How Galahad Came to Camelot. Being a fragment form a Song, sung by Merlin, at the great feast held by King Arthur, after the achievement of the Grail-Quest. Graves, Alfred Perceval 1871-11 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 9, Page 397–398 yes 613
Weary Waddington, Samuel 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 421 yes 614
The Burden of the Willows Potter, Frederick Scarlett (also Scarlet) 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 425–427 yes 615
“‘Our prayers are prophets.’ Father, be it so!” O’Hara, Millicent 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 433 no 16115
“Far off my dream, and yet unearthly fair” O’Hara, Millicent 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 433 no 16116
Midnight Confession (From Charles Baudelaire) Baudelaire, Charles 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 449 yes 616
“The bark that held a prince went down” Hemans, Felicia 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 486 no 16117
Antigone Sophocles 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 510 yes 617
She Sang Harrison, Jane Ellen 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 515 yes 619
Winter Blind, Mathilde 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 556 yes 618
Winter Days Mather, May 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 559 yes 621
Enchanted Embers Hatton, Joshua (pseudonym “Guy Roslyn”) 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 557–559 yes 620
Little Chinchilla. A Skating Song Ashby-Sterry, Joseph 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 590–591 yes 622
The Language of the Eyes Waring, Charles H. 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 606 yes 623
Perfect Weather Collins, Mortimer 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 619 yes 624
A Kiss Pollock, Walter Herries 1871-12 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 10, Page 646 yes 625
Love’s Land Berger, Florence K. 1872-02 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 12, Page 681–682 no 626
Two Pictures Collins, John C. (1848-1908) 1872-02 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 12, Page 730–731 no 627
Conversation Waring, Charles H. 1872-02 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 12, Page 752–755 no 628
Annie. A Story in Two Chapters Anderson, R. 1872-02 The Dark Blue Volume 2, Issue 12, Page 760 no 629
Nocturne Blind, Mathilde 1872-03 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 13, Page 24–26 no 13820
A Dream Webb, R. Chapman 1872-03 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 13, Page 50 no 13821
The Dog Guard. An Australian Story O’Reilly, John Boyle 1872-03 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 13, Page 81–85 no 13822
‘Eheu! Fugaces’ Gilbert, W. S. 1872-04 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 14, Page 142–143 no 13823
The Monster Diamond A Tale of the Penal Colony of West Australia O’Reilly, John Boyle 1872-04 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 14, Page 182–186 no 13824
A Song of the Youths O’Shaughnessy, Arthur W. E. 1872-05 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 15, Page 286–287 no 13825
Andalusian Canzonet from the French of Theophile Gautier Gautier, Théophile 1872-05 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 15, Page 294 no 13826
From Heine Heine, Heinrich 1872-05 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 15, Page 295 no 13828
Imitated from the French 1872-05 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 15, Page 294–295 no 13827
Lines Suggested by the Above Doyle, Francis Hastings Charles 1872-05 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 15, Page 295–296 no 13829
Aphrodité Davies, G. Christopher 1872-06 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 16, Page 449–450 no 13830
The Fight at the Ford Between Ferdiah and Cuchullin. An Episode from the Ancient Irish Epic Romance, The Tain Bó Cuailgné, or the Cattle Prey of Cuailgné 1872-06 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 16, Page 451–465 no 13831
The Fight at the Ford Between Ferdiah and Cuchullin. An Episode from the Ancient Irish Epic Romance, The Tain Bó Cuailgné, or the Cattle Prey of Cuailgné. [Continued] 1872-07 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 17, Page 515–527 no 13832
A Midsummer Night’s Dream B. (poet; Dark Blue) 1872-07 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 17, Page 541 no 13833
Elegiacs Ferguson, Tom 1872-07 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 17, Page 593 no 13834
Memory. An Unpublished Fragment Out of Dante’s “Inferno” Alighieri, Dante 1872-07 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 17, Page 606 no 13835
Sunset C. E. S. (poet; Dark Blue) 1872-08 The Dark Blue Volume 3, Issue 18, Page 627 no 13836
Sibyl Dowding, F. Townley 1872-09 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 1, Page 16 no 13837
A Song of the Fates Ranking, B. Montgomerie 1872-09 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 1, Page 39–40 no 13838
Kaiser Sigmund: A Ballad Schütz-Wilson, Henry 1872-10 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 2, Page 194–202 no 13839
I. “This is the day, which in Time’s teeming womb” Bradley, Andrew Cecil 1872-11 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 3, Page 295 no 13840
III. “But thou, though prison-bars thy feet confine” Bradley, Andrew Cecil 1872-11 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 3, Page 296 no 13842
II. “Fair land, fair love, to new hope born new-blessed” Bradley, Andrew Cecil 1872-11 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 3, Page 295–296 no 13841
IV. “Thou that art fire within our souls, O Soul” Bradley, Andrew Cecil 1872-11 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 3, Page 296 no 13843
In the Twilight Waddington, Samuel 1873-01 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 5, Page 558 no 13844
Spring in the Student’s Quarter Murger, Henri 1873-01-05 The Dark Blue Volume 1, Issue 3, Page 292–293 no 16089
The Vase of the Tears of Eros Batson, Robert 1873-02 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 6, Page 697–701 no 13845
A Ballad of Marion 1873-02 The Dark Blue Volume 4, Issue 6, Page 714–718 no 13846
Prothalamion 1873-03 The Dark Blue Volume 5, Issue 1, Page 55–57 no 13847
A Song of the Olive Tree Ranking, B. Montgomerie 1873-03 The Dark Blue Volume 5, Issue 1, Page 69–70 no 13848
The Lost One 1873-03 The Dark Blue Volume 5, Issue 1, Page 98–102 no 13849