Evening Walk
GLOOMS
1793 An Evening Walk Thro' craggs, and forest glooms, and opening lakes,
GLOOMY
1793 An Evening Walk on her gloomy way,
1793 An Evening Walk Above the gloomy valley flings her light,
GLORYING
1793 An Evening Walk And glorying looks around, the silent tides:
GLOW
1793 An Evening Walk On as he floats, the silver'd waters glow,
1793 An Evening Walk Delighted, with the glow-worm's harmless ray
1793 An Evening Walk While rose and poppy, as the glow-worm fades,
GLOW'D
1793 An Evening Walk Where tipp'd with gold the mountain-summits glow'd.
GLOWING
1793 An Evening Walk I love beside the glowing lake to stray,
1793 An Evening Walk Glowing in golden sunset tints of joy,
GOAD
1793 An Evening Walk Their pannier'd train a group of potters goad,
GOLD
1793 An Evening Walk Where tipp'd with gold the mountain-summits glow'd.
1793 An Evening Walk Their moveless boughs and leaves like threads of gold;
1793 An Evening Walk Of fainter gold a purple gleam betray;
1793 An Evening Walk And all the babbling brooks are liquid gold;
1793 An Evening Walk In robes of azure, fleecy white, and gold,
GOLDEN
1793 An Evening Walk To mark the birches' stem all golden light,
1793 An Evening Walk And breaks the spreading of it's golden tides;
1793 An Evening Walk Glowing in golden sunset tints of joy,
1793 An Evening Walk Where we, my friend, to golden days shall rise,
GOOD
1793 An Evening Walk His father views that good, that kindly star;
GORGEOUS
1793 An Evening Walk Anon, in order mounts a gorgeous show
GRACE
1793 An Evening Walk Obsequious Grace the winding swan pursue.
GRASMERE'S
1793 An Evening Walk Where peace to Grasmere's lonely island leads,
GRASS
1793 An Evening Walk Or playing wanton with the floating grass:
1793 An Evening Walk Long grass and willows form the woven wall,
GREAT
1793 An Evening Walk The lily of the valley is found in great
1793 An Evening Walk the great eye of Heaven shined bright,
GREEN
1793 An Evening Walk When school-boys stretch'd their length upon the green;
1793 An Evening Walk Inverted shrubs, and moss of darkest green,
1793 An Evening Walk Feeding 'mid purple heath, green rings,
1793 An Evening Walk The gilded turf arrays in richer green
1793 An Evening Walk These fairy holms untrodden, still, and green,
1793 An Evening Walk With the green bottom strewing o'er the wave;
1793 An Evening Walk Small circles of green radiance gleam around.
1793 An Evening Walk To the green corn of summer autumn's hue.
1793 An Evening Walk Vivid rings of green.--GREENWOOD'S
GREENWOOD'S
1793 An Evening Walk Vivid rings of green.--GREENWOOD'S
GREY
1793 An Evening Walk Thro' bare grey dell, high wood, and pastoral cove;
1793 An Evening Walk Half grey, half shagg'd with ivy to its ridge.
1793 An Evening Walk By lychens grey, and scanty moss o'ergrown,
1793 An Evening Walk From his grey re-appearing tower shall soon
GRIEF
1793 An Evening Walk In broken sounds her elder grief demand,
GROANS
1793 An Evening Walk While arowy fire extorting feverish groans
GROUND
1793 An Evening Walk Toss'd light from hand to hand; while on the ground
1793 An Evening Walk Frosting with hoary light the pearly ground,
GROUNDS
1793 An Evening Walk Leads to her bridge, rude church, and cottag'd grounds,
GROUP
1793 An Evening Walk Their pannier'd train a group of potters goad,
GROVES
1793 An Evening Walk Mid groves of clouds that crest the mountain's brow,
GULPH
1793 An Evening Walk Toil, small as pigmies in the gulph profound;
1793 An Evening Walk (For dark and broad the gulph of time between)
HAGGARD
1793 An Evening Walk Bright sparks his black and haggard eye-ball hurls
HAIRS
1793 An Evening Walk Thin silver hairs, and ancient hamlet fame;
HALF
1793 An Evening Walk Half grey, half shagg'd with ivy to its ridge.
1793 An Evening Walk The half seen form of Twilight roams astray;
HAMLET
1793 An Evening Walk Thin silver hairs, and ancient hamlet fame;
HAMLETS
1793 An Evening Walk Far to the western slopes with hamlets white;
HAMMER'D
1793 An Evening Walk Sounds from the water-side the hammer'd boat;
HAND
1793 An Evening Walk Sad tides of joy from Melancholy's hand;
1793 An Evening Walk And skyward life, like one that prays, his hand,
1793 An Evening Walk Toss'd light from hand to hand; while on the ground
1793 An Evening Walk Led by Fear's cold wet hand, and dogg'd by Death;
HANDS
1793 An Evening Walk mention. Perhaps this poem may fall into the hands of some curious
traveller,
HANG
1793 An Evening Walk Glad from their airy baskets hang and sing.
HAPLESS
1793 An Evening Walk Yet ne'er, like hapless human wanderers, throw
HAPLY
1793 An Evening Walk Haply some wretch has ey'd, and call'd thee bless'd;
HAPPY
1793 An Evening Walk Than when, ere-while, I taught, a happy child,
HARE
1793 An Evening Walk Hurrying the feeding hare thro' rustling corn;
HARMLESS
1793 An Evening Walk They not the trip of harmless milkmaid feel.
1793 An Evening Walk Delighted, with the glow-worm's harmless ray
HAT
1793 An Evening Walk Waving his hat, the shepherd in the vale,
HAUNTED
1793 An Evening Walk Dark with bat haunted ashes stretching broad,
1793 An Evening Walk The far-off minstrels of the haunted hill,
HAUNTS
1793 An Evening Walk No ruder sound your desart haunts invades,
HEAD
1793 An Evening Walk A crest of purple tops his warrior head.
1793 An Evening Walk That tips with eve's last gleam his spiry head.
1793 An Evening Walk I see her now, deny'd to lay her head,
1793 An Evening Walk Soon shall the Light'ning hold before thy head
1793 An Evening Walk That soften'd from the water-head descend.
HEADLONG
1793 An Evening Walk Shot, down the headlong pathway darts his sledge;
1793 An Evening Walk Attend, at every stretch, his headlong fall.
HEAR
1793 An Evening Walk Staying his silent waves, to hear the roar
1793 An Evening Walk The history of a poet's ev'ning hear?
1793 An Evening Walk Safe from your door ye hear at breezy morn,
1793 An Evening Walk I hear, while in the forest depth he sees,
HEARD
1793 An Evening Walk And desert stone-chat, all day long, is heard.
1793 An Evening Walk And blasted quarry thunders, heard remote!
1793 An Evening Walk Some, hardly heard their chissels' clinking sound,
1793 An Evening Walk Scarce heard, their chattering lips her shoulder chill,
1793 An Evening Walk Heard by calm lakes, as peeps the folding star,
1793 An Evening Walk Now hardly heard, beguiles my homeward way.
HEART
1793 An Evening Walk For then, ev'n then, the little heart would beat
1793 An Evening Walk Fall fires--but let us perish heart to heart.
1793 An Evening Walk And faint the fire a dying heart can yield;
1793 An Evening Walk But o'er the sooth'd accordant heart we feel
HEAT
1793 An Evening Walk By the lake's edge, she rose--to face the noontide heat;
HEATH
1793 An Evening Walk Feeding 'mid purple heath, green rings,
1793 An Evening Walk All blind she wilders o'er the lightless heath,
HEAVEN
1793 An Evening Walk the great eye of Heaven shined bright,
HEDGE
1793 An Evening Walk Silent the hedge or steamy rivulet's bed,
HEDGEROWS
1793 An Evening Walk To willowy hedgerows, and to emerald meads;
HEIGHT
1793 An Evening Walk And eyes through tears the mountain's shadeless height;
HEIGHTS
1793 An Evening Walk Thence red from different heights with restless gleam
HERDS
1793 An Evening Walk When stood the shorten'd herds amid' the tide,
HERMIT
1793 An Evening Walk Long may ye roam these hermit waves that sleep,
HERON
1793 An Evening Walk And heron, as resounds the trodden shore,
HIDDEN
1793 An Evening Walk Whose shades protect the hidden wave serene;
HIDE
1793 An Evening Walk Shall hide me wooing long thy wildwood strain;
1793 An Evening Walk --When low-hung clouds each star of summer hide,
HIDES
1793 An Evening Walk Beyond the mountain's giant reach that hides
1793 An Evening Walk Scarce hides a shadow from her searching rays;
HIGH
1793 An Evening Walk Thro' bare grey dell, high wood, and pastoral cove;
1793 An Evening Walk That stuns the tremulous cliffs of high Lodore:
1793 An Evening Walk Blue pomp of lakes, high cliffs, and falling floods,
1793 An Evening Walk By pointing to the shooting star on high:
1793 An Evening Walk High towering from the sullen dark-brown mere,
HIGHER
1793 An Evening Walk 'Till higher mounted, strives in vain to chear
HILL
1793 An Evening Walk hill.
1793 An Evening Walk Breath'd a pale steam around the glaring hill,
1793 An Evening Walk Asleep on Bunker's charnel hill afar;
1793 An Evening Walk The far-off minstrels of the haunted hill,
1793 An Evening Walk Now, o'er the eastern hill, where Darkness
1793 An Evening Walk Steal down the hill, and spread along the flood.
1793 An Evening Walk List'ning th' aereal music of the hill,
HILLS
1793 An Evening Walk When up the hills, as now, retreats the light,
1793 An Evening Walk And roars between the hills the torrent gale,
1793 An Evening Walk It's drowsy tinklings on th'attentive hills;
1793 An Evening Walk The weary hills, impervious, black'ning near;
1793 An Evening Walk The hills, while gleams below the azure tide;
HISTORY
1793 An Evening Walk The history of a poet's ev'ning hear?
HIVE
1793 An Evening Walk How busy the enormous hive within,
HOAR
1793 An Evening Walk The willows, weeping trees, that twinkling hoar,
1793 An Evening Walk Lost in the deepen'd darkness, glimmers hoar;
HOARY
1793 An Evening Walk His wizard course where hoary Derwent takes
1793 An Evening Walk As touch'd with dawning moonlight's hoary gleams,
1793 An Evening Walk Frosting with hoary light the pearly ground,
HOLD
1793 An Evening Walk Soon shall the Light'ning hold before thy head
1793 An Evening Walk Aw'd, while below the Genii hold their state.
HOLLOW
1793 An Evening Walk Soon follow'd by his hollow-parting oar,
HOLLOWS
1793 An Evening Walk The coves and secret hollows thro' a ray
HOLLY
1793 An Evening Walk 'Mid clust'ring isles, and holly-sprinkl'd steeps;
HOLMS
1793 An Evening Walk These fairy holms untrodden, still, and green,
HOME
1793 An Evening Walk Yon tuft conceals your home, your cottage bow'r,
HOMEWARD
1793 An Evening Walk Now hardly heard, beguiles my homeward way.
HOOF
1793 An Evening Walk And echo'd hoof approaching the far shore;
HOPE
1793 An Evening Walk And hope itself was all I knew of pain.
1793 An Evening Walk With Hope Reflexion blends her social rays
1793 An Evening Walk Thus Hope, first pouring from her blessed horn
HOPE'S
1793 An Evening Walk For hope's deserted well why wistful look?
HORN
1793 An Evening Walk The hound, the horse's tread, and mellow horn;
1793 An Evening Walk Drops at his feet, and stills his droning horn.
1793 An Evening Walk Thus Hope, first pouring from her blessed horn
HORSE
1793 An Evening Walk Bright beams the lonely mountain horse illume
HORSE'S
1793 An Evening Walk The hound, the horse's tread, and mellow horn;
HORSEMEN
1793 An Evening Walk Of horsemen shadows winding to and fro;
HORSES
1793 An Evening Walk When horses in the wall-girt intake stood,
HOUND
1793 An Evening Walk The hound, the horse's tread, and mellow horn;
1793 An Evening Walk Or yell in the deep woods of lonely hound.
HOUR
1793 An Evening Walk He knows but from its shade the present hour.
1793 An Evening Walk And eve's mild hour invites my steps abroad.
HOUSE
1793 An Evening Walk Before the boat-house peeping thro' the shade;
HOWL
1793 An Evening Walk And at long intervals the mill-dog's howl;
HUDDLING
1793 An Evening Walk --Then Quiet led me up the huddling rill,
HUE
1793 An Evening Walk To the green corn of summer autumn's hue.
HUMAN
1793 An Evening Walk Yet ne'er, like hapless human wanderers, throw
1793 An Evening Walk Shadows, human Joys,
1793 An Evening Walk (For sighs will ever trouble human breath)
1793 An Evening Walk So break those glittering shadows, human
HUMBLE
1793 An Evening Walk Three humble bells their rustic chime repeat;
HUMMING
1793 An Evening Walk And round the humming elm, a glimmering scene!
HUNG
1793 An Evening Walk Hung o'er a cloud, above the steep that rears
1793 An Evening Walk --When low-hung clouds each star of summer hide,
HUNTS
1793 An Evening Walk Hunts, where he points, the intercepted flocks;
HURLS
1793 An Evening Walk Bright sparks his black and haggard eye-ball hurls
HURRYING
1793 An Evening Walk Hurrying the feeding hare thro' rustling corn;
HUSH'D
1793 An Evening Walk Creep hush'd into the tranquil breast of Death.
HUT
1793 An Evening Walk On cold blue nights, in hut or straw-built shed;
IDLE
1793 An Evening Walk Alas! the idle tale of man is found
1793 An Evening Walk But why, ungrateful, dwell on idle pain?
ILLUME
1793 An Evening Walk Bright beams the lonely mountain horse illume
1793 An Evening Walk Deep yellow beams the scatter'd boles illume,
1793 An Evening Walk Long streaks of fairy light the wave illume
ILLUMES
1793 An Evening Walk Illumes with sparkling foam the twilight shade.
IMMENSE
1793 An Evening Walk in the moonlight nights, are covered with immense quantities of
woodcocks;
IMPATIENCE
1793 An Evening Walk And wild Impatience, pointing upward, show'd
IMPERVIOUS
1793 An Evening Walk The weary hills, impervious, black'ning near;
INCLOSURE
1793 An Evening Walk signifies a mountain-inclosure. [Back to text]
INFANTS
1793 An Evening Walk When with her infants, from some shady seat
INFORMING
1793 An Evening Walk who may thank me for informing him, that up the Duddon, the river
which
INTAKE
1793 An Evening Walk When horses in the wall-girt intake stood,
1793 An Evening Walk The word intake is local, and
INTERCEPTED
1793 An Evening Walk Hunts, where he points, the intercepted flocks;
INTERLUNAR
1793 An Evening Walk The interlunar cavern of th tomb.
INTERVALS
1793 An Evening Walk And at long intervals the mill-dog's howl;
INTERVENING
1793 An Evening Walk With bordering lines of intervening gloom,
INVADES
1793 An Evening Walk No ruder sound your desart haunts invades,
INVERTED
1793 An Evening Walk Inverted shrubs, and moss of darkest green,
1793 An Evening Walk At peace inverted, your little necks ye lave,
INVITES
1793 An Evening Walk And eve's mild hour invites my steps abroad.
IRON
1793 An Evening Walk The rear thro' iron brown betrays a sullen gleam,
ISLAND
1793 An Evening Walk Where peace to Grasmere's lonely island leads,
ISLANDS
1793 An Evening Walk abundance in the smaller islands of Winandermere. [Back
ISLES
1793 An Evening Walk 'Mid clust'ring isles, and holly-sprinkl'd steeps;
ISSUING
1793 An Evening Walk Thence issuing oft, unwieldy as a stalk,
ITSELF
1793 An Evening Walk And hope itself was all I knew of pain.
IVY
1793 An Evening Walk Half grey, half shagg'd with ivy to its ridge.
JOINTS
1793 An Evening Walk --With backward gaze, lock'd joints, and step of pain,
JOY
1793 An Evening Walk Sad tides of joy from Melancholy's hand;
1793 An Evening Walk Glowing in golden sunset tints of joy,
JOYS
1793 An Evening Walk To shew her yet some joys to me remain,
1793 An Evening Walk Fair Swan! by all a mother's joys caress'd,
1793 An Evening Walk Shadows, human Joys,
1793 An Evening Walk joys. YOUNG. [Back to text]
KIND
1793 An Evening Walk this kind in Clark's Survey of the Lakes, accompanied with vouchers
of
KINDLY
1793 An Evening Walk His father views that good, that kindly star;
KISS
1793 An Evening Walk Breaks off the dreadful kiss with angry shriek.
1793 An Evening Walk Press the sad kiss, fond mother! vainly fears
KISS'D
1793 An Evening Walk When Transport kiss'd away my april tear,
KITE
1793 An Evening Walk While, near the midway cliff, the silver'd kite
KNEW
1793 An Evening Walk And hope itself was all I knew of pain.
KNOWN
1793 An Evening Walk A form discover'd at the well-known seat,
1793 An Evening Walk And sail that glides the well-known alders by.
KNOWS
1793 An Evening Walk He knows but from its shade the present hour.
L'AGRICULTURE
1793 An Evening Walk in the l'Agriculture ou les Georgiques Franoises, of M. Roossuet.
LAID
1793 An Evening Walk The skiffs with naked masts at anchor laid,
LAKE
1793 An Evening Walk Long rails into the shallow lake extend;
1793 An Evening Walk I love beside the glowing lake to stray,
1793 An Evening Walk middle part of the lake. [Back to text]
LAKE'S
1793 An Evening Walk Cross the calm lake's blue shades the cliffs aspire,
1793 An Evening Walk By the lake's edge, she rose--to face the noontide heat;
1793 An Evening Walk Slow lights upon the lake's still bosom fall,
LAKES
1793 An Evening Walk Thro' craggs, and forest glooms, and opening lakes,
1793 An Evening Walk Blue pomp of lakes, high cliffs, and falling floods,
1793 An Evening Walk Heard by calm lakes, as peeps the folding star,
1793 An Evening Walk this kind in Clark's Survey of the Lakes, accompanied with vouchers
of
LANDSCAPE
1793 An Evening Walk And with long rays and shades the landscape shines;
LAP
1793 An Evening Walk Oft has she taught them on her lap to play
LAST
1793 An Evening Walk That tips with eve's last gleam his spiry head.
1793 An Evening Walk As the last bleating of the fold expires,
1793 An Evening Walk Last evening sight, the cottage smoke no more,
LATEST
1793 An Evening Walk The latest lingerer of the forest train,
LAUGHING
1793 An Evening Walk When Life rear'd laughing up her morning sun;
LAUNCH
1793 An Evening Walk Now ruthless Tempest launch thy deadliest dart!
LAVE
1793 An Evening Walk At peace inverted, your little necks ye lave,
LAWN
1793 An Evening Walk Each speck of lawn the broken rocks between;
LAWNS
1793 An Evening Walk O'er all its vanish'd dells, and lawns, and woods;
1793 An Evening Walk How fair it's lawns and sheltering woods appear!
LAY
1793 An Evening Walk I see her now, deny'd to lay her head,
LEADS
1793 An Evening Walk Where peace to Grasmere's lonely island leads,
1793 An Evening Walk Leads to her bridge, rude church, and cottag'd grounds,
1793 An Evening Walk And her brown little-ones around her leads,
