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“Poems of Thomas Moore”
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[Bibliographical details: 734 poems listed alphabetical by title (with initial and closing apostrophes now removed). the bibliographical source of the list is not stated (e.g., published edition or collection), but the Advertisement - itself in the form of a poem - is dated 1830. Source: Readonline [online” accessed 16.02.2012; still available at 22.09.2024. ]
- “Advertisement”
- “After the Battle”
- “Alarming Intelligence!”
- “Alciphron: a Fragment”
- “All in the Family Way - a New Pastoral Ballad”
- “All That’s Bright Must Fade”
- “Almighty God!”
- “Alone in Crowds to Wander On”
- “Amatory Colloquy Between Bank and Government”
- “Anacreontic [Friend of My Soul, This Goblet Sip]”
- “Anacreontic [I filled to thee, to thee I drank]”
- “Anacreontic [Press the grape, and let it pour]”
- “Anacreontic [She never looked so kind before]”
- “Anacreontic [To a Plumassier]”
- “And Doth Not a Meeting Like This”
- “Angel of Charity”
- “Animal Magnetism”
- “Anne Boleyn”
- “Announcement of a New Grand Acceleration Company”
- “Announcement of a New Thalaba”
- “Annual Pill, The”
- “Anticipated Meeting of the British Association in the Year 1836”
- “As a Beam O’er the Face of the Waters May Glow”
- “As Down In the Sunless Retreats”
- “As Slow Our Ship”
- “As Vanquished Erin”
- “Ask Not If Still I Love”
- “Aspasia”
- “At Night”
- “At the Mid Hour of Night”
- “Avenging and Bright”
- “Awake, Arise, Thy Light is Come”
- “Awful Event”
- “Ballad For the Cambridge Election”
- “Ballad Stanzas”
- “Beauty and Song”
- “Before the Battle”
- “Behold the Sun”
- “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms”
- “Bird, Let Loose, The”
- “Black and Blue Eyes”
- “Blue Love Song - To Miss-----, A”
- “Boat Glee”
- “Boy of the Alps, The”
- “Boy Statesman, The”
- “Bright Be Thy Dreams”
- “Bright Moon”
- “Bring the Bright Garlands Hither”
- “Brunswick Club, The”
- “But Who Shall See”
- “By That Lake, Whose Gloomy Shore”
- “Calm Be Thy Sleep”
- “Canadian Boat Song, A”
- “Canonization of Saint Butterworth, The”
- “Captain Rock In London”
- “Case of Libel, A”
- “Catalogue, The”
- “Cephalus and Procris”
- “Characterless, A”
- “Cherries [A Parable], The”
- “Child’s Song From a Masque”
- “Church Extension”
- “Cloris and Fanny”
- “Cocker, On Church Reform”
- “Come Not, Oh Lord”
- “Come O’er the Sea”
- “Come, Chase That Starting Tear Away”
- “Come, Play Me That Simple Air Again”
- “Come, Rest In This Bosom”
- “Come, Send Round the Wine”
- “Come, Ye Disconsolate”
- “Common Sense and Genius”
- “Consultation, The”
- “Copy of An Intercepted Despatch”
- “Corn and Catholics”
- “Corrected Report of Some Late Speeches, A”
- “Correspondence Between a Lady and Gentleman”
- “Corruption, and Intolerance”
- “Cotton and Corn [A Dialogue]”
- “Country Dance and Quadrille”
- “Crystal-Hunters, The”
- “Cupid and Psyche”
- “Cupid Armed”
- “Cupid’s Lottery”
- “Curious Fact, A”
- “Dance of Bishops;or, the Episcopal Quadrille, The”
- “Dawn is Breaking O’er Us, The”
- “Day of Love, The”
- “Day-Dream, The”
- “Dear Fanny”
- “Dear Harp of My Country”
- “Dear? Yes”
- “Desmond’s Song”
- “Devil Among the Scholars, The”
- “Dialogue Between a Sovereign and a One Pound Note”
- “Dick * * * *”
- “Did Not”
- “Do Not Say That Life is Waning”
- “Dog-Day Reflections”
- “Donkey and His Panniers [A Fable], The”
- “Dost Thou Remember”
- “Dream, A”
- “Dream of Antiquity, A”
- “Dream of Hindostan, A”
- “Dream of Home, The”
- “Dream of the Two Sisters, The”
- “Dream of Those Days, The”
- “Dreaming For Ever”
- “Dreams”
- “Drink of This Cup”
- “Drink To Her”
- “Duke is the Lad, The”
- “Dying Warrior, The”
- “East Indian, The”
- “Echo”
- “Elegiac Stanzas [Though sorrow long has worn my heart]”
- “Elegiac Stanzas [When wearied wretches sink to sleep]”
- “Enigma”
- “Epigram Dialogue Between a Dowager & Her Maid On Night of Lord Yarmouth’s Fete”
- “Epigram [Dialogue between Catholic Delegate and Duke of Cumberland]”
- “Epigram [I Never Gave a Kiss (says Prue)]”
- “Epigram [What news to-day?]”
- “Epilogue Written For Lady Dacre’s Tragedy of Ina”
- “Epistle From Captain Rock To Lord Lyndhurst”
- “Epistle From Erasmus On Earth To Cicero In the Shades”
- “Epistle From Henry of Exeter To John of Tuam”
- “Epistle From Tom Crib To Big Ben”
- “Epistle of Condolence From a Slave-Lord, To a Cotton-Lord”
- “Epitaph On a Tuft-Hunter”
- “Erin! the Tear and the Smile In Thine Eyes”
- “Erin, Oh Erin”
- “Euthanasia of Van, The”
- “Eveleen’s Bower”
- “Evening Gun, The”
- “Evenings In Greece”
- “Exile, The”
- “Expostulation To Lord King, An”
- “Extract [Yet, Even Here, Tho’ Fiction Rules the Hour]”
- “Extracts From the Diary of a Politician”
- “Fable 1 - the Dissolution of the Holy Alliance”
- “Fable 2 - the Looking-Glasses”
- “Fable 3 - the Torch of Liberty”
- “Fable 4 - the Fly and the Bullock”
- “Fable 5 - Church and State”
- “Fable 6 - the Little Grand Lama”
- “Fable 7 - the Extinguishers”
- “Fable 8 - Louis Fourteenth’s Wig”
- “Fairest! Put On Awhile”
- “Fall of Hebe [A Dithyrambic Ode], The”
- “Fallen is Thy Throne”
- “Fancy”
- “Fancy Fair, The”
- “Fanny, Dearest”
- “Fare Thee Well, Thou Lovely One!”
- “Farewell! But Whenever You Welcome the Hour”
- “Farewell, Theresa!”
- “Fear Not That, While Around Thee”
- “Fill the Bumper Fair”
- “Flourish of Trumpets”
- “Flow On, Thou Shining River”
- “Fly Not Yet”
- “Fools’ Paradise”
- “For Thee Alone”
- “Forget Not the Field”
- “Fortune-Teller, The”
- “Fragment”
- “Fragment of a Character”
- “Fragment of a Mythological Hymn To Love”
- “Fragments of College Exercises”
- “From Life Without Freedom”
- “From the Greek of Meleager”
- “From the High Priest of Apollo To a Virgin of Delphi”
- “From the Hon. Henry ----, To Lady Emma ----”
- “From This Hour the Pledge is Given”
- “Fudge Family In Paris, The”
- “Fudges In England, The”
- “Garland I Send Thee, The”
- “Gayly Sounds the Castanet”
- “Gazel”
- “Gazelle, The”
- “Genius and Criticism”
- “Genius of Harmony, An Irregular Ode, The”
- “Ghost of Miltiades, The”
- “Ghost Story, A”
- “Glad New Day, The” [Christmas poem]
- “Go Forth To the Mount”
- “Go Where Glory Waits Thee”
- “Go, Let Me Weep”
- “Go, Now, and Dream”
- “Go, Then--’tis Vain”
- “Grand Dinner of Type and Co.”
- “Grecian Girl’s Dream of the Blessed Islands, The”
- “Greek Air”
- “Guess, Guess”
- “Halcyon Hangs O’er Ocean, The”
- “Hark! ’tis the Breeze”
- “Hark! the Vesper Hymn is Stealing”
- “Harp That Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls, The”
- “Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded”
- “Hat Versus Wig”
- “Hear Me But Once”
- “Her Last Words, at Parting”
- “Here at Thy Tomb”
- “Here Sleeps the Bard”
- “Here’s the Bower”
- “Here, Take My Heart”
- “Hero and Leander”
- “High-Born Ladye, The”
- “Hip, Hip, Hurra!”
- “Homeward March, The”
- “Hope Comes Again”
- “Horace, Ode I. Lib. III - a Fragment”
- “Horace, Ode XI. Lib. II”
- “Horace, Ode XXII. Lib. I”
- “Horace, Ode XXXVIII. Lib. I - a Fragment”
- “How Dear To Me the Hour”
- “How Happy, Once”
- “How Lightly Mounts the Muse’s Wing”
- “How Oft Has the Banshee Cried”
- “How Oft, When Watching Stars”
- “How Shall I Woo?”
- “How To Make a Good Politician”
- “How To Make One’s Self a Peer”
- “How To Write by Proxy”
- “Hush, Hush!”
- “Hush, Sweet Lute”
- “Hymn of a Virgin of Delphi, at the Tomb of Her Mother”
- “Hymn of Welcome After the Recess, A”
- “I Love But Thee”
- “I Saw From the Beach”
- “I Saw the Moon Rise Clear”
- “I Saw Thy Form In Youthful Prime”
- “I Wish I Was by That Dim Lake”
- “I’d Mourn the Hopes”
- “I’ve a Secret To Tell Thee”
- ““If” and “Perhaps””
- “If In Loving, Singing”
- “If Thou Wouldst Have Me Sing and Play”
- “If Thou’lt Be Mine”
- “Ill Omens”
- “Imitation”
- “Imitation of Catullus”
- “Imitation of the Inferno of Dante”
- “Impromptu [upon Being Obliged To Leave a Pleasant Party]”
- “Impromptu, After a Visit To Mrs. ----, of Montreal”
- “Impromptu, On Leaving Some Friends”
- “In Myrtle Wreaths”
- “In the Morning of Life”
- “Incantation [from the New Tragedy of “The Brunswickers”]”
- “Incantation [Sung by the Bubble Spirit ], An”
- “Inconstancy”
- “Indian Boat, The”
- “Insurrection of the Papers, The”
- “Intended Tribute”
- “Invitation To Dinner”
- “Irish Antiquities”
- “Irish Peasant To His Mistress, The”
- “Irish Slave, The”
- “Is It Not Sweet To Think, Hereafter”
- “It is Not the Tear at This Moment Shed”
- “Joke Versified, A”
- “Joys of Youth, How Fleeting!”
- “Keep Those Eyes Still Purely Mine”
- “King Crack and His Idols”
- “Kiss, The”
- “Lake of the Dismal Swamp - a Ballad, The”
- “Lalla Rookh” [a single book]
- “Lament For the Loss of Lord Bathurst’s Tail”
- “Language of Flowers, The”
- “Late Scene at Swanage, A”
- “Late Tithe Case”
- “Latest Accounts From Olympus”
- “Lay His Sword by His Side”
- “Leaf and the Fountain, The”
- “Legacy, The”
- “Legend of Puck the Fairy, The”
- “Les Hommes Automates”
- “Lesbia Hath a Beaming Eye”
- “Let Erin Remember the Days of Old”
- “Let Joy Alone Be Remembered Now”
- “Let’s Take This World As Some Wide Scene”
- “Letter From Larry O’branigan To the Rev. Murthagh O’Mulligan”
- “Light Sounds the Harp”
- “Like Morning, When Her Early Breeze”
- “Like One Who, Doomed”
- “Limbo of Lost Reputations, The”
- “Lines on the Death of Joseph Atkinson, Esq., of Dublin”
- “Lines on the Death of Mr. Perceval”
- “Lines on the Death of Sheridan”
- “Lines on the Departure of Lord Castlereagh and Stewart For the Continent”
- “Lines on the Entry of the Austrians Into Naples, 1821”
- “Lines Written at the Cohos, Or Falls of the Mohawk Kiver”
- “Lines Written In a Storm at Sea”
- “Lines Written On Leaving Philadelphia”
- “Literary Advertisement”
- “Little Man and Little Soul”
- ““Living Dog” and “The Dead Lion”, The”
- “Long Years Have Past”
- “Lord Henley and St. Cecilia”
- “Lord Wellington and the Ministers”
- “Lord, Who Shall Bear That Day”
- “Love Alone”
- “Love and Hope”
- “Love and Hymen”
- “Love and Marriage”
- “Love and Reason”
- “Love and the Novice”
- “Love and the Sun-Dial”
- “Love and Time”
- “Love is a Hunter-Boy”
- “Love Thee, Dearest? Love Thee?”
- “Love Thee?”
- “Love’s Light Summer-Cloud”
- “Love’s Victory”
- “Love’s Young Dream”
- “Love, Wandering Thro’ the Golden Maze”
- “Loves of the Angels, The”
- “Lusitanian War-Song”
- “Lying”
- “Mad Tory and the Comet, The”
- “Magic Mirror, The”
- “Meeting of the Ships, The”
- “Meeting of the Waters, The”
- “Melologue Upon National Music, A”
- “Memorabilia of Last Week”
- “Merrily Every Bosom Boundeth”
- “Millennium Suggested by the Late Work of the Reverend Mr. Irving “On Prophecy”, The”
- “Mind Not Tho’ Daylight”
- “Minstrel-Boy, The”
- “Missing”
- “Moral Positions”
- “Morality”
- “Mountain Sprite, The”
- “Mr. Roger Dodsworth”
- “Musical Box, The”
- “Musings”
- “Musings of An Unreformed Peer”
- “My Birth-Day”
- “My Gentle Harp”
- “My Harp Has One Unchanging Theme”
- “My Heart and Lute”
- “My Mopsa is Little”
- “Natal Genius, The”
- “Nature’s Labels”
- “Nay, Tell Me Not, Dear”
- “Ne’er Ask the Hour”
- “Ne’er Talk of Wisdom’s Gloomy Schools”
- “Nets and Cages”
- “New Costume of the Ministers, The”
- “New Creation of Peers”
- “New Grand Exhibition of Models of the Two Houses of Parliament”
- “New Hospital For Sick Literati”
- “New-Fashioned Echoes”
- “News For Country Cousins”
- “Night Dance, The”
- “Night Thought, A”
- “Nights of Music”
- “No, Not More Welcome”
- “No--Leave My Heart To Rest”
- “Nonsense”
- “Not From Thee”
- “Notions On Reform”
- “Numbering of the Clergy, The”
- “O Say, Thou Best and Brightest”
- “O’Donohue’s Mistress”
- “Occasional Address For the Opening of the New Theatre”
- “Occasional Epilogue”
- “Ode To a Hat”
- “Ode To Don Miguel”
- “Ode To Ferdinand”
- “Ode To the Goddess Ceres”
- “Ode To the Sublime Porte”
- “Ode To the Woods and Forests”
- “Odes of Anacreon”
- “Odes To Nea”
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- “Oft, In the Stilly Night”
- “Oh Banquet Not”
- “Oh Fair! Oh Purest!”
- “Oh For the Swords of Former Time!”
- “Oh the Shamrock”
- “Oh Thou Who Dry’st the Mourner’s Tear”
- “Oh! Blame Not the Bard”
- “Oh! Breathe Not His Name”
- “Oh! Doubt Me Not”
- “Oh! Had We Some Bright Little Isle of Our Own”
- “Oh! Think Not My Spirits Are Always As Light”
- “Oh, Arranmore, Loved Arranmore”
- “Oh, Call It by Some Better Name”
- “Oh, Come To Me When Daylight Sets”
- “Oh, Could We Do With This World of Ours”
- “Oh, Days of Youth”
- “Oh, Do Not Look So Bright and Blest”
- “Oh, Guard Our Affection”
- “Oh, No--Not Even When First We Loved”
- “Oh, Soon Return”
- “Oh, Teach Me To Love Thee”
- “Oh, the Sight Entrancing”
- “Oh, Ye Dead!”
- “On a Squinting Poetess”
- “On Music”
- “On the Death of a Friend”
- “On the Death of a Lady”
- “One Bumper at Parting”
- “One Dear Smile”
- “Origin of the Harp, The”
- “Our First Young Love”
- “Paddy’s Metamorphosis”
- “Parallel, The”
- “Parody of a Celebrated Letter”
- “Parting Before the Battle, The”
- “Pastoral Ballad, A”
- “Peace and Glory”
- “Peace Be Around Thee”
- “Peace To the Slumberers!”
- “Peace, Peace To Him That’s Gone!”
- “Periwinkles and the Locusts [A Salmagundian Hymn], The”
- “Petition of the Orangemen of Ireland, The”
- “Philosopher Aristippus: To a Lamp, The”
- “Pilgrim, The”
- “Police Reports - Case of Imposture”
- “Poor Broken Flower”
- “Poor Wounded Heart”
- “Pretty Rose-Tree, The”
- “Prince’s Day, The”
- “Proposals For a Gynaecocracy”
- “Quick! We Have But a Second”
- “Reason, Folly, and Beauty”
- “Recent Dialogue”
- “Rector and His Curate; Or, One Pound Two, The”
- “Reflection at Sea, A”
- “Reflections”
- “Reinforcements For Lord Wellington”
- “Religion and Trade”
- “Remember the Time”
- “Remember Thee”
- “Remonstrance”
- “Resemblance, The”
- “Resolutions”
- “Reuben and Rose”
- “Reverend Pamphleteer - a Romantic Ballad, The”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 01. View of the Lake of Geneva From the Jura”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 02. Fate of Geneva In the Year 1782”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 03. Fancy and Truth--Hippomenes and Atalanta. Mont B”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 04. Milan--The Picture Gallery”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 05. Padua--Fancy and Reality”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 06. the Fall of Venice Not To Be Lamented”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 07. Venice--Lord Byron’s Memoirs, Written by Himsel”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 08. Venice--Female Beauty at Venice”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 09. Venice”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 10. Mantua--Verses of Hippolyta To Her Husband”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 11. Florence”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 12. Florence”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 13. Rome--Reflections: Conspiracy of Rienzi”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 14. Rome--Fragment of a Dream...”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 15. Rome--Mary Magdalen...”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Extract 16. Les Charmettes”
- “Rhymes on the Road: Introductory Rhymes”
- “Rich and Rare Were the Gems She Wore”
- “Ring, The”
- “Ring [a Tale], The”
- “Rings and Seals”
- “Rival Topics”
- “Rondeau”
- “Rose of the Desert”
- “Round the World Goes”
- “Row Gently Here”
- “Russian Lover, The”
- “Sad Case, A”
- “Sail On, Sail On”
- “Sale of Cupid”
- “Sale of Loves, The”
- “Sale of the Tools, The”
- “Say, What Shall Be Our Sport To-Day?”
- “Say, What Shall We Dance?”
- “Scene From a Play, Acted at Oxford, Called “Matriculation””
- “Sceptic, a Philosophical Satire, The”
- “Scepticism”
- “See, the Dawn From Heaven”
- “Shall the Harp Then Be Silent”
- “She is Far From the Land”
- “She Sung of Love”
- “Shield, The”
- “Shine Out, Stars!”
- “Should Those Fond Hopes”
- “Shrine, The”
- “Silence is In Our Festal Halls”
- “Since First Thy Word”
- “Sing, Sweet Harp”
- “Sing--Sing--Music Was Given”
- “Sinking Fund Cried, The”
- “Sir Andrew’s Dream”
- “Sketch of the First Act of a New Romantic Drama”
- “Slumber, Oh Slumber”
- “Snake, The”
- “Snow Spirit, The”
- “So Warmly We Met”
- “Some Account of the Late Dinner To Dan”
- “Song of a Hyperborean”
- “Song of Fionnuala, The”
- “Song of Hercules To His Daughter”
- “Song of Innisfail”
- “Song of O’ruark, Prince of Breffni, The”
- “Song of Old Puck”
- “Song of the Battle Eve”
- “Song of the Box, The”
- “Song of the Church”
- “Song of the Departing Spirit of Tithe”
- “Song of the Evil Spirit of the Woods”
- “Song of the Nubian Girl (from the Epicurean)”
- “Song of the Olden Time, The”
- “Song of the Poco-Curante Society”
- “Song of the Two Cupbearers”
- “Song [Fly From the World, O Bessy! To Me]”
- “Song [Have You Not Seen the Timid Tear]”
- “Song [If I Swear by That Eye, You’ll Allow]”
- “Song [Mary, I Believed Thee True]”
- “Song [Take Back the Sigh, Thy Lips of Art]”
- “Song [The Wreath You Wove, the Wreath You Wove]”
- “Song [Think On That Look Whose Melting Ray]”
- “Song [When Time Who Steals Our Years Away]”
- “Song [Where is the Heart That Would Not Give]”
- “Song [Why Does Azure Deck the Sky?]”
- “Song: on the Birthday of Mrs. ----”
- “Sound the Loud Timbrel”
- “Sovereign Woman”
- “Spanish Air.--”Ya Desperto””
- “Spanish Chorus”
- “Speculation, A”
- “Speech on the Umbrella Question”
- “Spring and Autumn”
- “St. Jerome On Earth [First Visit]”
- “St. Jerome On Earth [Second Visit]”
- “St. Senanus and the Lady”
- “Stanzas”
- “Stanzas From the Banks of the Shannon”
- “Stanzas Written In Anticipation of Defeat”
- “Steerman’s Song, The”
- “Still Thou Fliest”
- “Still When Daylight”
- “Still, Like Dew In Silence Falling”
- “Stranger, The”
- “Study From the Antique, A”
- “Sublime Was the Warning”
- “Summer Fete, The”
- “Summer Webs, The”
- “Sunday Ethics [A Scotch Ode]”
- “Surprise, The”
- “Sweet Innisfallen”
- “Swiss Air.--”Ranz Des Vaches””
- “Sylph’s Ball, The”
- “Sympathy”
- “Take Back the Virgin Page”
- “Take Hence the Bowl”
- “Tear, The”
- “Tell Her, Oh, Tell Her”
- “Tell-Tale Lyre, The”
- “Temple To Friendship, A”
- “Thee, Thee, Only Thee”
- “Then First From Love”
- “Then, Fare Thee Well”
- “There Are Sounds of Mirth”
- “There Comes a Time”
- “There is a Bleak Desert”
- “There’s Something Strange”
- “They Know Not My Heart”
- “They May Rail at This Life”
- “They Met But Once”
- “They Tell Me Thou’rt the Favored Guest”
- “This Life is All Checkered With Pleasures and Woes”
- “This World is All a Fleeting Show”
- “Tho’ ’Tis All But a Dream”
- “Tho’ Humble the Banquet”
- “Tho’ Lightly Sounds the Song I Sing”
- “Tho’ the Last Glimpse of Erin With Sorrow I See”
- “Those Evening Bells”
- “Thou Art, O God”
- “Thou Bidst Me Sing”
- “Thou Lovest No More”
- “Thoughts On Mischief”
- “Thoughts On Patrons, Puffs, and Other Matters”
- “Thoughts On Tar Barrels”
- “Thoughts on the Late Destructive Propositions of the Tories”
- “Thoughts on the Present Government of Ireland”
- “Three Doctors, The”
- “Tibullus To Sulpicia”
- “Time I’ve Lost In Wooing, The”
- “’Tis All For Thee”
- “’Tis Gone, and For Ever”
- “’Tis Sweet To Think”
- “’Tis the Last Rose of Summer”
- “To .... ... [And Hast Thou Marked the Pensive Shade]”
- “To .... ... [Die When You Will, You Need Not Wear]”
- “To .... ... [Never mind how the pedagogue proses]”
- “To .... ... [On Seeing Her With a White Veil and a Rich Girdle]”
- “To .... ... [The world has just begun to steal]”
- “To ...... [’tis Time, I Feel, To Leave Thee Now]”
- “To ...... [Come, Take Thy Harp--’tis Vain To Muse]”
- “To ...... [Remember him thou leavest behind]”
- “To ...... [Sweet Lady, Look Not Thus Again]”
- “To ...... [That wrinkle, when first I espied it]”
- “To ...... [When I Loved You, I Can’t But Allow]”
- “To ...... [With all my soul, then, let us part]”
- “To .......’s Picture”
- “To ......., 1801”
- “To a Boy, With a Watch”
- “To a Lady”
- “To a Lady - On Her Singing”
- “To Cara, After An Interval of Absence”
- “To Cara, on the Dawning of a New Year’s Day”
- “To Caroline, Viscountess Valletort”
- “To Cloe”
- “To George Morgan, Esq. of Norfolk, Virginia”
- “To His Serene Highness the Duke of Montpensier”
- “To James Corry On His Making Me a Present of a Wine Strainer”
- “To Joseph Atkinson, Esq, A”
- “To Julia Weeping”
- “To Julia [I Saw the Peasant’s Hand Unkind]”
- “To Julia [in Allusion to Some Illiberal Criticisms]”
- “To Julia [Mock me no more with Love’s beguiling dream]”
- “To Julia [On Her Birthday]”
- “To Julia [Though Fate, My Girl, May Bid Us Part]”
- “To Ladies’ Eyes”
- “To Lady Heathcote, On An Old Ring Found at Tunbridge-Wells”
- “To Lady Holland”
- “To Lady Jersey On Being Asked To Write Something In Her Album”
- “To Lord Viscount Strangford”
- “To Miss ......”
- “To Miss Moore”
- “To Miss Susan Beckford [on Her Singing]”
- “To Mrs. --- On Her Beautiful Translation of Voiture’s Kiss”
- “To Mrs. ...... On Some Calumnies Against Her Character”
- “To Mrs. ......[To See Thee Every Day That Came]”
- “To Mrs. Bl---- [written In Her Album]”
- “To Mrs. Henry Tighe, On Reading Her “Psyche””
- “To My Mother”
- “To Phillis”
- “To Rosa [And Are You Then a Thing of Art]”
- “To Rosa [Is the song of Rosa mute?]”
- “To Rosa [Like one who trusts to summer skies]”
- “To Rosa [Say, Why Should the Girl of My Soul Be In Tears]”
- “To Rosa [The wisest soul, by anguish torn]”
- “To Sir Hudson Lowe”
- “To the Boston Frigate, On Leaving Halifax For England”
- “To the Editor of “The Morning Chronicle””
- “To the Fire-Fly”
- “To the Flying-Fish”
- “To the Honorable W. R. Spencer”
- “To the Invisible Girl”
- “To the Lady Charlotte Rawdon”
- “To the Large and Beautiful Miss......”
- “To the Lord Viscount Forbes”
- “To the Marchioness Dowager of Donegall”
- “To the Rev. Charles Overton, Curate of Romaldkirk”
- “To the Reverend ---- [One of the Sixteen Requisitionists of Nottingham]”
- “To the Ship In Which Lord Castlereagh Sailed For the Continent”
- “To Thomas Hume, Esq., M. D.”
- “To Weave a Garland For the Rose”
- “To-Day, Dearest! is Ours”
- “Tory Pledges”
- “Tout Pour La Tripe”
- “Translation From the Gull Language”
- “Translations From Catullus”
- “Triumph of Bigotry”
- “Triumphs of Farce, The”
- “Turf Shall Be My Fragrant Shrine, The”
- “’Twas One of Those Dreams”
- “Twin’st Thou With Lofty Wreath Thy Brow?”
- “Two Loves, The”
- “Twopenny Post-Bag”
- “Unbind Thee, Love”
- “Up, Sailor Boy, ’tis Day”
- “Valley of the Nile (From the Epicurean), The”
- “Variety”
- “Verses To the Poet Crabbe’s Inkstand”
- “Vision, A”
- “Vision of Philosophy, A”
- “Voice, The”
- “Wake Thee, My Dear”
- “Wake Up, Sweet Melody”
- “Wandering Bard, The”
- “War Against Babylon”
- “War Song”
- “Warning, A”
- “Watchman, The”
- “We May Roam Through This World”
- “Weep Not For Those”
- “Weep On, Weep On”
- “Weep, Children of Israel”
- “Wellington Spa, The”
- “Were Not the Sinful Mary’s Tears”
- “What Shall I Sing Thee?”
- “What the Bee is To the Floweret”
- “What’s My Thought Like?”
- “When Abroad In the World”
- “When Cold In the Earth”
- “When First I Met Thee”
- “When First That Smile”
- “When He, Who Adores Thee”
- “When Love is Kind”
- “When Love Was a Child”
- “When Love, Who Ruled”
- “When Midst the Gay I Meet”
- “When Night Brings the Hour”
- “When on the Lip the Sigh Delays”
- “When the First Summer Bee”
- “When the Sad Word”
- “When the Wine-Cup is Smiling”
- “When Thou Art Nigh”
- “When Thou Shalt Wander”
- “When Through the Piazzetta”
- “When To Sad Music Silent You Listen”
- “When Twilight Dews”
- “Whene’er I See Those Smiling Eyes”
- “Where Are the Visions”
- “Where is the Slave”
- “Where is Your Dwelling, Ye Sainted?”
- “Where Shall We Bury Our Shame?”
- “While Gazing on the Moon’s Light”
- “While History’s Muse”
- “Who is the Maid?”
- “Who’ll Buy My Love-Knots?”
- “Why Does She So Long Delay?”
- “Wind Thy Horn, My Hunter Boy”
- “Wine-Cup is Circling, The”
- “With Moonlight Beaming”
- “Wo! Wo!”
- “Woman”
- “Wonder, The”
- “World Was Husht, The”
- “Wreath and the Chain, The”
- “Wreath the Bowl”
- “Wreaths For the Ministers”
- “Write On, Write On”
- “Written In a Commonplace Book, Called “The Book of Follies””
- “Written In the Blank Leaf of a Lady’s Commonplace Book”
- “Written On Passing Deadman’s Island”
- “Yes, Yes, When the Bloom”
- “You Remember Ellen”
- “Young Indian Maid, The”
- “Young Jessica”
- “Young May Moon, The”
- “Young Muleteers of Grenada, The”
- “Young Rose, The”
- “Youth and Age”
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