One poem in this collection reflects on how "The rose-lipt girls are sleeping /
One poem in this collection reflects on how "The rose-lipt girls are sleeping / In fields where roses fade" as he realizes "With rue [his] heart is laden." The speaker of another poem in this collection remembers "The happy highways where I went / And cannot come again" after asking "What spires, what farms are those?" This collection, which includes ($) "From far, from eve and morning" and "The Land of Last Content" contains a poem which reassures the title figure that "Eyes the shady night has shut / Cannot see the record cut" and "silence sounds no worse than cheers / After earth has stopped the ears." Another poem ends by noting (*) "Mithridates, he died old" and begins with someone telling the title figure "You eat your victuals fast enough." For ten points, identify this poetry collection which includes "Terence, This is Stupid Stuff" and "When I was One-And-Twenty," written by A.E. Housman.
One poem in this collection reflects on how "The rose-lipt girls are sleeping /
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