Madison Cawein
Madison Cawein (23 Martii 1865—8 Decembris 1914) fuit poeta Americanus ex Ludovicopoli Kentukiae.

Opera

Volumina poematum
Blooms of the Berry, J. P. Morton (Ludovicopoli), 1887.
The Triumph of Music and Other Lyrics, J. P. Morton, 1888.
Accolon of Gaul, with Other Poems, J. P. Morton, 1889.
Lyrics and Idyls, J. P. Morton, 1890.
Days and Dreams: Poems, Putnam (Novi Eborai et Londinii), 1891.
Moods and Memories: Poems, Putnam, 1892.
Red Leaves and Roses: Poems, Putnam, 1893.
Poems of Nature and Love, Putnam, 1893.
Intimations of the Beautiful, and Poems, Putnam, 1894.
The White Snake and Other Poems, Translated from the German into the Original Meters, J. P. Morton, 1895.
Undertones, Copeland & Day (Bostoniae), 1896.
The Garden of Dreams, J. P. Morton, 1896.
Shapes and Shadows: Poems, R. H. Russell (Novi Eboraci), 1898.
Idyllic Monologues: Old and New World Verses, J. P. Morton, 1898.
Myth and Romance, Being a Book of Verse, Putnam, 1899.
One Day & Another: A Lyrical Eclogue, Badger (Bostoniae), 1901.
Weeds by the Wall: Verses, J. P. Morton, 1901.
Kentucky Poems, Dutton (Novi Eboraci), 1902.
A Voice on the Wind and Other Poems, J. P. Morton, 1902.
The Vale of Tempe: Poems, Dutton, 1905.
Nature-Notes and Impressions, Dutton, 1906.
The Poems of Madison Cawein.  Volumes 1–5.  Small, Maynard (Bostoniae), 1907.
An Ode Read August 15, 1907, at the Dedication of the Monument Erected at Gloucester, Massachusetts, in Commemoration of the Founding of Massachusetts Bay Colony in the Year Sixteen Hundred and Twenty-Three, J. P. Morton, 1908.
New Poems, Grant Richards (Londinii), 1909.
The Giant and the Star: Little Annals in Rhyme, Small, Maynard, 1909.
The Shadow Garden (A Phantasy) and Other Plays, Putnam, 1910.
Poems by Madison Cawein, Macmillan (Novi Eboraci), 1911.
The Poet, the Fool and the Faeries, Small, Maynard, 1912.
The Republic, A Little Book of Homespun Verse, Stewart & Kidd (Cincinnati), 1913.
Minions of the Moon: A Little Book of Song and Story, Stewart & Kidd, 1913.
The Poet and Nature and the Morning Road, J. P. Morton, 1914.
The Cup of Comus: Fact and Fancy, Cameo Press (Novi Eboraci), 1915.

Libelli
Let Us Do the Best We Can, P.F. Volland (Sicagi), 1909.
So Many Ways, P. F. Volland, 1911.
The Message of the Lilies, P. F. Volland, 1913.
Christmas Rose and Leaf, Forest Craft Guild (Novi Eboraci), 1913.
Whatever the Path, Forest Craft Guild, 1913.
The Days of Used to Be, Forest Craft Guild, 1913.

Res anthologiis contributae
Library of Southern Literature, ed. Edwin Anderson Alderman et Ioel Chandler Harris, Novae Aureliae: Martin & Hoyt, 1907
Modern American Poetry: A Critical Anthology, ed. 4a, retractata, ed. Ludovicus Untermeyer, Novi Eboraci: Harcourt, 1930.

Bibliographia
Cawein, Madison. 1912. CAWEIN'S REPLY; To Shaemas O'Sheel's Criticism of His New Poems. New York Times, 1 Decembris.
Johnson, E. Polk. 1912. A History of Kentucky and Kentuckians: The Leaders and Representative Men in Commerce, Industry and Modern Activities. Lewis Publishing Company.
"Madison Cawein." Contemporary Authors Online. Detroit: Gale, 2003.
Rothert, Otto Arthur. 1921. The Story of a Poet: Madison Cawein. Ludovicopoli: J. P. Morton & Co.
Scott, Robert Ian. 1995. [Epistula.] Times Literary Supplement, 8 Decembris.
The University of Chicago Library. American Poetry Full-Text Database Bibliography.  Chadwyck-Healey.
Ward, William D. 1988. A Literary History of Kentucky. University of Tennessee Press.

Nexus externi

Bevis Hillier de Eliot et Cawein, www.olimu.com (pdf)
Bibliographia, www.lib.uchicago.edu
Libri poematum in interrete, www.hti.umich.edu
Madison Cawein, theotherpages.org (Poets' Corner)

Monumentum, www.findagrave.com
Poemata, a Cawein ipso seleca (1911), www.gutenberg.org
Picturography
Textus "Waste Land," www.lib.rochester.edu

Nati 1865
Mortui 1914
Poetae Civitatum Foederatarum
Incolae Kentukiae