Always Comes Evening 
Arkham House
Year :
1957
Book No. : Arkham House Publication #53
Edition : 1st
Format : Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages : 86
Cover art : Frank Utpatel
Illustrations : None
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Contents
"Parody" (front end paper)
Foreword by Glenn Lord
Introduction by Dale Hart

I. Poems from Weird Tales
"Fragment"
"Song of a Mad Minstrel"
"Remembrance"
"The Moor Ghost"
"Dead Man's Hate"
"The Ride of Falume"
"Arkham"
"Crete"
"Desert Dawn"
"The Riders of Babylon"
"Shadows on the Road"
"The Harp of Alfred"
"Moon Mockery"
"A Song out of Midian"
"The Ghost Kings"
"Forbidden Magic"
"Recompense"
"The Song of the Bats"
"Ships"
"The King and the Oak"
"Futility"
"Autumn"
"The Poets"
"Easter Island"
"Black Chant Imperial"
"An Open Window"
"Lines Written in the Realization"
"The Gates of Nineveh"
"The Hills of Kandahar"
"Which will Scarcely Be Understood"
'Sonnets out of Bedlam'
"The Soul Eater"
"The Dream and Shadow"
"The Last Hour"
"Haunting Columns"
"The Singer in the Mist"
Verse from the stories
from THE SCARLET CITADEL
from POOL OF THE BLACK ONE
from KINGS OF THE NIGHT
from RED BLADES OF BLACK CATHAY
from THE PHOENIX ON THE SWORD
from QUEEN OF THE BLACK COAST

II. Other Poems
"Always Comes Evening"
"Emancipation"
"Invective"
"Hymn of Hatred"
"Prince and Beggar"
"The Tempter"
"The Road of Azrael"
"A Song of the Don Cossacks"
"To a Woman"
"Retribution"
"Solomon Kane's Homecoming"
"Song at Midnight"
"One Who Comes at Eventide"
"Rune"
"Men of the Shadows"
"Song of the Pict"
"Chant of the White Beard"
"Nisapur"
"Babylon"
"Niflheim"
"The Gods of Easter Island"
"The Heart of the Sea's Desire"
'Voices of the Night'
"Voices Waken Memory"
"Moon Shame"
"Babel"
"Laughter in the Gulfs"
"A Crown for a King"
Notes
Of the 636 copies printed, the first 536 were bound with the spines stamped in gilt with author's name and book's title along the spine in the European style – bottom to top. When this was discovered, the final 100 copies had their spines stamped in the American style – top to bottom.
Poems selected by Glenn Lord