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Always Comes Evening written by Robert Ervin Howard

A collection of poems collected by Glenn Lord and published by Arkham House in 1957. The first volume had a print run of 636 copies. Two later volumes, published by Underwood-Miller in 1977, had 206 and 2,200 copies respectively.

• Always Comes Evening
• The Poets
• The Singer in the Mist
• Solomon Kane's Homecoming
• Futility
• The Song of the Bats
• The Moor Ghost
• Recompense
• The Hills of Kandahar
• Which Will Scarcely Be Understood
• Haunting Columns
• The Last Hour
• Ships
• The King and the Oak
• The Riders of Babylon
• Easter Island
• Moon Mockery
• Shadows on the Road
• The Soul-Eater
• The Dream and the Shadow
• The Ghost Kings
• Desert Dawn
• An Open Window
• The Song of a Mad Minstrel
• The Gates of Nineveh
• Fragment
• The Harp of Alfred
• Remembrance
• Crete
• Forbidden Magic
• Black Chant Imperial
• A Song Out of Midian
• Arkham
• Voices of the Night
• Song at Midnight
• The Ride of Falume
• Autumn
• Dead Man's Hate
• One Who Comes at Eventide
• To A Woman
• Emancipation
• Retribution
• Chant of the White Beard
• Rune
• The Road of Azrael
• Song of the Pict
• Prince and Beggar
• Hymn of Hatred
• Invective
• Men of the Shadows
• Babylon
• Niflheim
• The Heart of the Sea's Desire
• Laughter in the Gulfs
• A Song of the Don Cossacks
• The Gods of Easter Island
• Nisapur
• Moon Shame
• The Tempter
• Lines Written in the Realization That I Must Die

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