Poems, in Two Volumes
FRIENDS
1807 Written in very Is hush'd, am I at rest. My Friends! restrain
Early Youth
1807 To Toussaint Thy friends are exultations, agonies,
L'Ouverture
1807 To the Daisy With friends to greet thee, or without,
1807 The Green Linnet My last year's Friends together:
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Or keep his Friends from harm.
1807 The Blind Of company or friends, and left
Highland Boy
1807 Character of the Upon that law as on the best of friends;
Happy Warrior
1807 Personal Talk About Friends, who live within an easy walk,
1807 Song at the Yet lacks not friends for solemn glee,
Feast of
FRIENDSHIP
1807 The Emigrant In friendship she to me would often tell.
Mother
FRIGHTFUL
1807 Near Dover, Drawn almost into frightful neighbourhood.
September 1802
FRISKING
1807 The Kitten and Frisking, bleating merriment,
Falling Leaves
FRO
1807 The Matron of Begin to follow to and fro
Jedborough
1807 Song at the To and fro, for his delight.
Feast of
FRONT
1807 Fidelity A lofty Precipice in front,
FROST
1807 Incident Thinly by a one night's frost;
characteristic
1807 Ode. Intimations Heavy as frost, and deep almost as life!
of Immortality
FROSTY
1807 The Kitten and Through the calm and frosty air
Falling Leaves
FROZEN
1807 To a Butterfly How motionless! not frozen seas
FRUGAL
1807 To the Memory of That I, if frugal and severe, might stray
Raisley Calvert
FRUIT
1807 Calais, August With first-fruit offerings crowd to bend the knee
1802
FRUITS
1807 There is a And Earth with all her pleasant fruits and flowers
bondage worse
FUGITIVE
1807 Ode. Intimations What was so fugitive!
of Immortality
FULFILL'D
1807 Song at the That those dear words should be fulfill'd,
Feast of
FULFILLED
1807 Rob Roy's Grave And, if the word had been fulfilled,
FULFILLING
1807 To the Daisy In peace fulfilling.
FULFILMENT
1807 Lines composed Wait the fulfilment of their fear;
at Grasmere
FULGENT
1807 Gipsies --Then issued Vesper from the fulgent West,
FULL
1807 To a Butterfly I've watch'd you now a full half hour;
1807 To the same All about with full-blown flowers,
Flower
1807 Resolution and He being all the while before me full in view.
Independence
1807 To H. C. Six A young Lamb's heart among the full-grown flocks.
years old
1807 The Blind That, rough or smooth, is full of change,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Full sure they were a happy band,
Highland Boy
1807 The Affliction When full of play and childish cares,
of Margaret ----
1807 Incident All are following at full speed,
characteristic
1807 Yes, it was the Yes! full surely 'twas the Echo
mountain Echo
1807 Yes, it was the As the Bird must know full well;
mountain Echo
1807 How sweet it is An old place, full of many a lovely brood,
1807 Ode. Intimations Full soon thy Soul shall have her earthly freight,
of Immortality
FULLNESS
1807 Ode. Intimations The fullness of your bliss, I feel--I feel it all.
of Immortality
FUNCTION
1807 To the Daisy Thy function apostolical
FUNCTIONS
1807 Ode to Duty To humbler functions, awful Power!
FUNERAL
1807 Ode. Intimations A mourning or a funeral;
of Immortality
FURNESS
1807 Nuns fret not High as the highest Peak of Furness Fells,
FURNISHES
1807 The Kitten and Furnishes to every Creature,
Falling Leaves
FURTHER
1807 Resolution and Of joy in minds that can no further go,
Independence
1807 Resolution and Close by a Pond, upon the further side,
Independence
1807 Resolution and To the Pool's further margin then I drew;
Independence
1807 Resolution and And him with further words I thus bespake,
Independence
FUTURE
1807 To H. C. Six For what may be thy lot in future years.
years old
GABRIEL'S
1807 Though narrow be For overhead are sweeping GABRIEL'S HOUNDS,
that old Man's
GAELIC
1807 The Blind In Gaelic, or the English tongue,
Highland Boy
GAIETY
1807 The Kitten and Sweeter even than gaiety?
Falling Leaves
GAIN
1807 I grieved for Fed his first hopes? what knowledge could He gain?
Buonaparte
1807 To the Daisy If welcome once thou count'st it gain;
1807 To the Daisy Thou long the Poet's praise shalt gain;
1807 The Matron of To fear of loss, and hope of gain,
Jedborough
1807 The Affliction Hopeless of honour and of gain,
of Margaret ----
1807 Character of the Turns his necessity to glorious gain;
Happy Warrior
1807 Star-gazers Seem to meet with little gain, seem less happy than before:
GAIN'D
1807 Resolution and And in this way he gain'd an honest maintenance.
Independence
GAINS
1807 Personal Talk Great gains are mine: for thus I live remote
GAIT
1807 The Sailor's And like a Roman matron's was her mien and gait.
Mother
GALES
1807 The Blind With warmer suns and softer gales,
Highland Boy
GALLA
1807 Yarrow Unvisited There's Galla Water, Leader Haughs,
GALLANT
1807 To the Men of Did from the Norman win a gallant wreath;
Kent. October
1807 The Seven The gallant ship is borne;
Sisters
GAMBOL
1807 The Kitten and To gambol with Life's falling Leaf.
Falling Leaves
GAME
1807 To the same As is the humour of the game,
Flower [To the
1807 In the Pass of Six thousand veterans practis'd in War's game,
Killicranky
GAMES
1807 Calais, August Her approbation, and with pomps and games.
15, 1802
1807 Character of the Plays, in the many games of life, that one
Happy Warrior
GARB
1807 Song at the His garb is humble; ne'er was seen
Feast of
1807 Song at the Such garb with such a noble mien;
Feast of
GARDEN
1807 Alice Fell From any garden scare-crow dangled.
GARLAND
1807 To the Daisy Thee Winter in the garland wears
1807 To a Highland What hand but would a garland cull
Girl
1807 The Seven A Garland of seven Lilies wrought!
Sisters
GARLANDS
1807 Composed near Beat like the heart of Man: songs, garlands, play,
Calais
GARMENT
1807 Composed upon This City now doth, like a garment, wear
Westminster
GARRY
1807 In the Pass of And Garry thundering down his mountain-road
Killicranky
GATE
1807 The Horn of Where by the Castle-gate it hung forlorn.
Egremont Castle
1807 The Horn of And by a Postern-gate he slunk away.
Egremont Castle
GATEWAY
1807 The Horn of When the Brothers reach'd the gateway,
Egremont Castle
GATHER
1807 Resolution and To gather Leeches, being old and poor:
Independence
1807 October 1803 What do we gather hence but firmer faith
["These times"]
1807 Ode. Intimations The Clouds that gather round the setting sun
of Immortality
GATHERED
1807 The world is too And are up-gathered now like sleeping flowers;
much with us
GATHERER
1807 Resolution and I'll think of the Leech-gatherer on the lonely moor!
Independence
GATHERING
1807 Resolution and And said, that, gathering Leeches, far and wide
Independence
1807 The Blind Which gathering round did on the banks
Highland Boy
1807 There is a Instead of gathering strength, must droop and pine,
bondage worse
1807 Character of the And, while the mortal mist is gathering, draws
Happy Warrior
GAUDIEST
1807 The Kitten and Lithest, gaudiest Harlequin,
Falling Leaves
GAVE
1807 The Sparrow's She gave me eyes, she gave me ears;
Nest
1807 Alice Fell And I gave money to the Host,
1807 Beggars And yet a boon I gave her, for the Creature
1807 Beggars Nay but I gave her pence, and she will buy you bread.
1807 Among all lovely I gave a fervent welcome to the sight,
things
1807 To the Sons of Your Father such example gave,
Burns
1807 Rob Roy's Grave HEAVEN gave Rob Roy a dauntless heart
1807 The Blind And was his friend; and gave him joy
Highland Boy
1807 In the Pass of Who on that day the word of onset gave!
Killicranky
1807 Fidelity He knows, who gave that love sublime,
1807 Fidelity And gave that strength of feeling, great
1807 Personal Talk Who gave us nobler loves, and nobler cares,
1807 Methought I saw I seem'd to mount those steps;the vapours gave
the footsteps
1807 Ode. Intimations A timely utterance gave that thought relief,
of Immortality
1807 To Lady Beaumont I gave this paradise for winter hours,
GAY
1807 The Emigrant Limbs stout as thine, and lips as gay,
Mother
1807 To a Butterfly Thou bring'st, gay Creature as thou art!
1807 Calais, August Heaven grant that other Cities may be gay!
15, 1802
1807 September 1, A Negro Woman like a Lady gay,
1802
1807 To the Daisy I see thee rise alert and gay,
1807 The Matron of It's second twilight, and looks gay:
Jedborough
1807 The Blind And bonnet with a feather gay,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Alone, and innocent, and gay!
Highland Boy
1807 She was a A dancing Shape, an Image gay,
Phantom of
1807 I wandered A Poet could not but be gay
lonely as a
1807 Ode. Intimations And all the earth is gay;
of Immortality
GAYEST
1807 Beggars Wreath'd round with yellow flow'rs. the gayest of the land.
GAZ'D
1807 I wandered I gaz'd--and gaz'd--but little thought
lonely as a
GAZE
1807 Sonnet. Composed The Traveller, at this day, will stop and gaze
at ------ Castle
GAZED
1807 It is no Spirit And, while I gazed, there came to me a thought
1807 Star-gazers Of him who gazes, or has gazed? a grave and steady joy,
GAZES
1807 Star-gazers Of him who gazes, or has gazed? a grave and steady joy,
GAZING
1807 To the same While I am gazing.
Flower [To the
GEM
1807 To H. C. Six A Gem that glitters while it lives,
years old
GENERAL
1807 The Blind And in the general joy of heart
Highland Boy
GENEROUS
1807 To the Sons of Be independent, generous, brave!
Burns
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Said generous Rob, What need of Books?
1807 Character of the ----It is the generous Spirit, who, when brought
Happy Warrior
GENIAL
1807 Resolution and To genial faith, still rich in genial good;
Independence
1807 To the Daisy A happy, genial influence,
1807 Ode to Duty Upon the genial sense of youth:
1807 Personal Talk Hence have I genial seasons, hence have I
GENTLE
1807 The Redbreast That is gentle by nature?
chasing the
1807 To the same Soon as gentle breezes bring
Flower
1807 Resolution and And, still as I drew near with gentle pace,
Independence
1807 Resolution and A gentle answer did the Old Man make,
Independence
1807 Composed in the And even this little River's gentle roar,
Valley near
1807 Sonnet. Composed And the pure mountains, and the gentle Tweed,
at ------ Castle
1807 October 1803 Shed gentle favors; rural works are there;
["One might
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Was even the gentlest of all gentle Things.
1807 Character of the To home-felt pleasures and to gentle scenes;
Happy Warrior
1807 Personal Talk The gentle Lady, married to the Moor;
1807 To Sleep ["O O gentle Sleep! do they belong to thee,
gentle Sleep!"]
1807 To Sleep ["O O gentle Creature! do not use me so,
gentle Sleep!"]
1807 From the Italian As hallows and makes pure all gentle hearts.
of Michael
GENTLENESS
1807 It is a The gentleness of heaven is on the Sea:
beauteous
GENTLEST
1807 Tribute to the And ready for the gentlest stroke of death.
Memory of the
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Was even the gentlest of all gentle Things.
GENTLY
1807 The Solitary Stop here, or gently pass!
Reaper
GENUINE
1807 Great men have They knew how genuine glory was put on;
been among us
GEORGE
1807 Song at the St. George was for us, and the might
Feast of
GERMANS
1807 A Prophecy. High deeds, O Germans, are to come from you!
February 1807
GERMANY
1807 A Prophecy. True to itself--the mighty Germany,
February 1807
GESTURES
1807 To a Highland That gives thy gestures grace and life!
Girl
1807 The Matron of Thy looks, thy gestures, all present
Jedborough
GETTING
1807 The world is too Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers:
much with us
GHA
1807 The Blind Lei-gha--Lei-gha--then did he cry
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Lei-gha--Lei-gha--most eagerly;
Highland Boy
GHOSTLY
1807 Song at the Pray in ghostly agonies.
Feast of
GHOSTS
1807 The Affliction I look for Ghosts; but none will force
of Margaret ----
GIANT
1807 Power of Music That tall Man, a Giant in bulk and in height,
1807 With Ships the Come like a Giant from a haven broad;
sea was
GIBE
1807 Personal Talk Are foster'd by the comment and the gibe.
GIDDY
1807 The Kitten and --Where is he that giddy Sprite,
Falling Leaves
GIFT
1807 October 1803 That every gift of noble origin
["These times"]
1807 Tribute to the Best gift of God, in thee was most intense;
Memory of the
GIFTS
1807 The Affliction And fortune with her gifts and lies.
of Margaret ----
1807 Stray Pleasures In stray gifts to be claim'd by whoever shall find.
1807 Stray Pleasures In stray gifts to be claim'd by whoever shall find;
1807 Those words were Disparaging Man's gifts, and proper food.
uttered
GIPSY
1807 Gipsies That on their Gipsy-faces falls,
GIRL
1807 Alice Fell And there a little Girl I found,
1807 It is a Dear Child! dear Girl! that walkest with me here,
beauteous
1807 To a Highland Sweet Highland Girl, a very shower
Girl
1807 To a Highland Sweet Highland Girl! from Thee to part:
Girl
GIV'N
1807 With how sad But, Cynthia, should to Thee the palm be giv'n,
steps, O Moon
GIVE
1807 Resolution and Religious men, who give to God and Man their dues.
Independence
1807 Resolution and To give me human strength, by apt admonishment.
Independence
1807 London, 1802 And give us manners, virtue, freedom, power.
1807 To the same I give to thee, for praise or blame,
Flower [To the
1807 To the Sons of If ye would give the better will
Burns
1807 To a Highland To give new pleasure like the past,
Girl
1807 Stepping And seemed to give me spiritual right
Westward
1807 The Blind Of that great Water give God thanks,
Highland Boy
1807 To the Supreme If Thou the spirit give by which I pray:
Being
1807 Ode to Duty Give unto me, made lowly wise,
1807 Ode to Duty The confidence of reason give;
1807 Character of the For ever, and to noble deeds give birth,
Happy Warrior
1807 Ode. Intimations Give themselves up to jollity,
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations To me the meanest flower that blows can give
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Give her wings that she may fly,
Feast of
1807 Song at the --Give Sir Lancelot Threlkeld praise!
Feast of
GIVEN
1807 Resolution and A leading from above, a something given,
Independence
1807 To the Daisy Given to no other Flower I see
1807 October 1803 And minds not stinted or untill'd are given,
["These times"]
1807 Elegiac Stanzas The very sweetest had to thee been given.
1807 Stray Pleasures They from morning to even take whatever is given;--
1807 The world is too We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!
much with us
1807 A Prophecy. All power was given her in the dreadful trance--
February 1807
GIVER
1807 To a Skylark Pouring out praise to the Almighty Giver,
GIVES
1807 Resolution and This morning gives us promise of a glorious day.
Independence
1807 To H. C. Six And no forewarning gives;
years old
1807 Who fancied what That gives to all the self-same bent
a pretty sight
1807 To a Highland That gives thy gestures grace and life!
Girl
1807 Incident Makes efforts with complainings; nor gives o'er
characteristic
1807 Tribute to the More thou deserv'st; but this Man gives to Man,
Memory of the
1807 Power of Music His hat gives him vigour, with boons dropping in,
1807 Star-gazers Or gives a thing but small delight that never can be dear?
1807 Though narrow be . . . . . . gives to airy nothing
that old Man's
GIVING
1807 Yes, it was the Giving to thee Sound for Sound.
mountain Echo
GLAD
1807 To the same First at sight of thee was glad;
Flower
1807 Ode to Duty Glad Hearts! without reproach or blot;
1807 Tribute to the It came, and we were glad; yet tears were shed;
Memory of the
1807 Power of Music I am glad for him, blind as he is!--all the while
1807 Song at the How glad is Skipton at this hour--
Feast of
1807 Song at the How glad Pendragon though the sleep
Feast of
1807 Song at the Rejoiced is Brough, right glad I deem
Feast of
1807 Song at the Glad were the Vales, and every cottage hearth;
Feast of
GLADDENS
1807 To the Memory of It gladdens me, O worthy, short-lived Youth!
Raisley Calvert
GLADLY
1807 To the Daisy And gladly Nature's love partake
1807 Tribute to the Will gladly stand a monument of thee.
Memory of the
1807 Personal Talk Then gladly would I end my mortal days.
GLADNESS
1807 The Redbreast He is the Friend of our summer gladness:
chasing the
1807 Resolution and We Poets in our youth begin in gladness;
Independence
1807 To the same My heart with gladness, and a share
Flower [To the
1807 The Green Linnet Scattering thy gladness without care,
1807 To a Highland A face with gladness overspread!
Girl
1807 The Matron of Thy gladness unsubdued and bold:
Jedborough
1807 The Kitten and Such a light of gladness breaks,
Falling Leaves
1807 Stray Pleasures Moves all nature to gladness and mirth.
1807 Ode. Intimations Feel the gladness of the
of Immortality
1807 To Lady Beaumont Or of high gladness you shall hither bring;
GLADSOME
1807 Song at the The Red Rose is a gladsome Flower.
Feast of
GLADSOMENESS
1807 The Kitten and Hours of perfect gladsomeness.
Falling Leaves
GLANCE
1807 To the same Took the fancy from a glance
Flower
GLASSY
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Thy Form was sleeping on a glassy sea.
GLEAM
1807 Elegiac Stanzas To express what then I saw; and add the gleam,
1807 How sweet it is Enter through ears and eyesight, with such gleam
1807 Ode. Intimations Whither is fled the visionary gleam?
of Immortality
GLEAM'D
1807 She was a When first she gleam'd upon my sight;
Phantom of
GLEAMING
1807 The Sparrow's Look, five blue eggs are gleaming there!
Nest
GLEAMS
1807 The Green Linnet While thus before my eyes he gleams,
1807 Power of Music It gleams on the face, there, of dusky-browed Jack,
1807 Though narrow be With vital sounds, and monitory gleams
that old Man's
GLEE
1807 The Emigrant Contentment, hope, and Mother's glee,
Mother
1807 The Matron of There liveth in the prime of glee,
Jedborough
1807 I wandered Out-did the sparkling waves in glee:--
lonely as a
1807 The Horn of But bold Hubert lives in glee:
Egremont Castle
1807 Stray Pleasures Yet mine is their glee!
1807 Personal Talk Sound sense, and love itself, and mirth and glee
1807 With how sad Now up, now down, and sparkling in your glee!
steps, O Moon
1807 Thought of a There came a Tyrant, and with holy glee
Briton on the
1807 O Nightingale! Of serious faith, and inward glee;
thou surely art
1807 Song at the Yet lacks not friends for solemn glee,
Feast of
