130. Give me the Splendid, Silent Sun

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865.

131. Dirge for Two Veterans

First published in “When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom’d,” 1865–6.

132. Over the Carnage

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865.

  l. 20  Lines 19 and 20 originally were part of No. 5 Calamus in edition of 1860. [See page —.]

133. Artilleryman’s Vision, The

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865, under title of “The Veteran’s Vision.”

  l. 2  Drum-Taps, 1865. For “vacant” reads “mystic.”

  l. 5  Drum-Taps, 1865. For “in fantasy” reads “in my busy brain,” etc.

134. I saw Old General at Bay

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865.

135. O Tan-faced Prairie Boy

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865.

136. Look Down, Fair Moon

First published in “Drum-Taps,” 1865.

137. Reconciliation

First published in “When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom’d,” 1865–6.

138. Spirit whose Work is Done

(WASHINGTON CITY, 1865.) [Added in 1870.]
First published in “When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom’d,” 1865–6.

  l. 5  When Lilacs, etc. For “war” reads “years.”

139. How Solemn as One by One

(WASHINGTON CITY, 1865.) [Added in 1870.]
First published in “When Lilacs Last in the Door-yard Bloom’d,” 1865–6.