Poems, in Two Volumes
GLEN
1807 Glen Almain Sleeps Ossian, in the NARROW GLEN;
1807 The Seven As through the glen it rambles,
Sisters
GLENDERAMAKIN'S
1807 Song at the To Glenderamakin's lofty springs;
Feast of
GLIDES
1807 Yarrow Unvisited That glides the dark hills under?
GLIDETH
1807 Composed upon The river glideth at his own sweet will:
Westminster
GLIMMERING
1807 Tribute to the And left thee but a glimmering of the day;
Memory of the
GLIMMERINGS
1807 The Green Linnet Shadows and sunny glimmerings,
GLIMPSES
1807 The world is too Have glimpses that would make me less forlorn;
much with us
GLITTER
1807 Written in March The lake doth glitter,
GLITTERING
1807 To the same At thy glittering countenance.
Flower
1807 Resolution and Raises a mist; which, glittering in the sun,
Independence
1807 Composed upon All bright and glittering in the smokeless air.
Westminster
1807 Written in Or groom! We must run glittering like a Brook
London,
1807 To the same I see thee glittering from afar;--
Flower [To the
1807 To the same Yet like a star, with glittering crest,
Flower [To the
1807 It is no Spirit 'Tis Hesperus--there he stands with glittering crown,
1807 To the Men of Of your fierce war, may ken the glittering lance,
Kent. October
GLITTERS
1807 To H. C. Six A Gem that glitters while it lives,
years old
1807 The Kitten and Vainly glitters hill and plain,
Falling Leaves
GLOOM
1807 To Lady Beaumont Becoming thoughts, I trust, of solemn gloom
GLOOMY
1807 Stepping Behind, all gloomy to behold;
Westward
GLORIES
1807 On the And what if she had seen those glories fade,
Extinction of
1807 Ode. Intimations Forget the glories he hath known,
of Immortality
GLORIOUS
1807 Beggars Was beautiful to see--a Weed of glorious feature!
1807 Resolution and This morning gives us promise of a glorious day.
Independence
1807 Composed by the Meanwhile, and be to her a glorious crest
Sea-side, near
1807 The King of Which all his glorious Ancestors approve:
Sweden
1807 Composed after a Or Clock to toll from. Many a glorious pile
Journey
1807 Who fancied what How glorious to this Orchard ground!
a pretty sight
1807 Ode to Duty From strife and from despair; a glorious ministry.
1807 Character of the Turns his necessity to glorious gain;
Happy Warrior
1807 Ode. Intimations The sunshine is a glorious birth;
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Thou little Child, yet glorious in the might
of Immortality
1807 Gipsies The glorious path in which he trod.
GLORY
1807 To the Small Primroses will have their glory;
Celandine
1807 Resolution and Of Him who walk'd in glory and in joy
Independence
1807 Composed by the One life, one glory! I, with many a fear
Sea-side, near
1807 Great men have They knew how genuine glory was put on;
been among us
1807 Anticipation. In glory will they sleep and endless sanctity.
October 1803
1807 From the Italian Glory to that eternal Peace is paid,
of Michael
1807 Lines composed Their Glory disappear.
at Grasmere
1807 Ode. Intimations The glory and the freshness of a dream.
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations That there hath pass'd away a glory from the earth.
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Where is it now, the glory and the dream?
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations But trailing clouds of glory do we come
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower;
of Immortality
1807 Song at the The glory of their loyalty.
Feast of
1807 Song at the Like a glory from afar,
Feast of
GLOSSY
1807 To the Small Spreading out thy glossy breast
Celandine
GLOW
1807 Among all lovely A Glow-worm, never one, and this I knew.
things
1807 Among all lovely A single Glow-worm did I chance to espy;
things
1807 Among all lovely Upon a leaf the Glow-worm did I lay,
things
1807 Among all lovely And left the Glow-worm, blessing it by name,
things
1807 Among all lovely At night the Glow-worm shone beneath the Tree:
things
GLOWING
1807 Stepping Was fixed upon the glowing sky,
Westward
GOD
1807 The Sailor's And now, God help me for my little wit!
Mother
1807 To a Butterfly But she, God love her, feared to brush
1807 Resolution and Religious men, who give to God and Man their dues.
Independence
1807 Resolution and God, said I, be my help and stay secure;
Independence
1807 Composed upon Dear God! the very houses seem asleep;
Westminster
1807 It is a God being with thee when we know it not.
beauteous
1807 Near Dover, Even so doth God protect us if we be
September 1802
1807 To a Highland God shield thee to thy latest years!
Girl
1807 The Blind For God took pity on the Boy,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Of that great Water give God thanks,
Highland Boy
1807 October 1803 Sound, healthy Children of the God of Heaven,
["These times"]
1807 October 1803 Seems at the heart of all things. But, great God!
["When looking"]
1807 Ode to Duty Stern Daughter of the Voice of God!
1807 Tribute to the Best gift of God, in thee was most intense;
Memory of the
1807 Yes, it was the For of God, of God they are!
mountain Echo
1807 The world is too It moves us not. Great God! I'd rather be
much with us
1807 From the Italian In sight of Heaven, then, wherefore hath God made
of Michael
1807 Lines composed That Man, who is from God sent forth,
at Grasmere
1807 Lines composed Doth yet again to God return?--
at Grasmere
1807 Ode. Intimations God, who is our home:
of Immortality
1807 Gipsies Outshining like a visible God
1807 O Nightingale! Thou sing'st as if the God of wine
thou surely art
1807 Song at the God loves the Child; and God hath will'd
Feast of
GOD'S
1807 Resolution and Housing, with God's good help, by choice or chance:
Independence
1807 Rob Roy's Grave 'Tis God's appointment who must sway,
1807 The Horn of With God's favour shall be done.
Egremont Castle
GODDESS
1807 With how sad The power of Merlin, Goddess! this should be:
steps, O Moon
GODHEAD'S
1807 Ode to Duty The Godhead's most benignant grace;
GODLINESS
1807 London, 1802 In chearful godliness; and yet thy heart
GOING
1807 Alice Fell And whither are you going, Child,
1807 To the Daisy Nor whither going.
1807 To a Highland Joy have I had; and going hence
Girl
1807 The Horn of On good service we are going
Egremont Castle
1807 Stray Pleasures Of the Sun going down to his rest,
GOINGS
1807 Gipsies The silent Heavens have goings on;
GOLD
1807 Beggars And like that Woman's face as gold is like to gold.
1807 When I have The Student's bower for gold, some fears unnamed
borne in memory
1807 To the same A silver Shield with boss of gold,
Flower [To the
GOLDEN
1807 To the Cuckoo That golden time again.
1807 I wandered A host of golden Daffodils;
lonely as a
GONE
1807 The Sailor's The Singing-bird hath gone with him;
Mother
1807 The Emigrant 'Tis gone--forgotten--let me do
Mother
1807 Written in March The rain is over and gone!
1807 Written in Is gone; our peace, our fearful innocence,
London,
1807 To the Daisy Yet hast not gone without thy fame;
1807 It is no Spirit Nor Traveller gone from Earth the Heavens to espy!
1807 The Blind He thus had gone, ere he was seen
Highland Boy
1807 Fidelity Nor far had gone before he found
1807 Elegiac Stanzas A power is gone, which nothing can restore;
1807 "Beloved Vale!" Will press me down: to think of what is gone
1807 Lines composed With which she speaks when storms are gone,
at Grasmere
1807 Ode. Intimations Both of them speak of something that is gone:
of Immortality
1807 Gipsies --Twelve hours, twelve bounteous hours are gone, while I
GOOD
1807 Alice Fell Her help she lent, and with good heed
1807 The Emigrant Good, good art thou; alas! to me
Mother
1807 The Emigrant How cold it is! but thou art good;
Mother
1807 The Redbreast Can this be the Bird, to man so good,
chasing the
1807 To the Small But 'tis good enough for thee.
Celandine
1807 Resolution and To genial faith, still rich in genial good;
Independence
1807 Resolution and Housing, with God's good help, by choice or chance:
Independence
1807 I grieved for The Governor who must be wise and good,
Buonaparte
1807 Composed near Good-morrow, Citizen! a hollow word,
Calais
1807 Near Dover, What mightiness for evil and for good!
September 1802
1807 Written in The homely beauty of the good old cause
London,
1807 It is not to be Should perish; and to evil and to good
thought of
1807 To the Sons of 'Tis twilight time of good and ill,
Burns
1807 Rob Roy's Grave And Scotland has a Thief as good,
1807 Rob Roy's Grave For why?--because the good old Rule
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Of good things none are good enough:--
1807 The Blind For, if good Angels love to wait
Highland Boy
1807 England! the Aught good were destined, Thou would'st step between.
time is come
1807 She was a A Creature not too bright or good
Phantom of
1807 To the Supreme Of good and pious works thou art the seed,
Being
1807 Character of the Of their bad influence, and their good receives:
Happy Warrior
1807 Character of the He fixes good on good to alone, and owes
Happy Warrior
1807 Character of the Great issues, good or bad for human-kind,
Happy Warrior
1807 The Horn of Which good Sir Eustace sounded, was the last.
Egremont Castle
1807 The Horn of On good service we are going
Egremont Castle
1807 The Horn of And, as good men do, he sate
Egremont Castle
1807 The Horn of 'Tis the breath of good Sir Eustace!
Egremont Castle
1807 The Horn of But Sir Eustace, whom good angels
Egremont Castle
1807 Star-gazers Or is it good as others are, and be their eyes in fault?
1807 Star-gazers Is nothing of that radiant pomp so good as we have here?
1807 Personal Talk Are a substantial world, both pure and good:
1807 To the Memory of If there be aught of pure, or good, or great,
Raisley Calvert
1807 To Thomas And Thou henceforth wilt have a good Man's calm,
Clarkson
1807 Song at the No life is good, no pleasure long.
Feast of
1807 Song at the Hear it, good Man, old in days!
Feast of
1807 Song at the No life is good, no pleasure long,
Feast of
1807 Song at the The good Lord Clifford was the name he bore.
Feast of
GOODLY
1807 With Ships the A goodly Vessel did I then espy
sea was
GORGEOUS
1807 On the Once did She hold the gorgeous East in fee;
Extinction of
GOVERNOR
1807 I grieved for The Governor who must be wise and good,
Buonaparte
GRACE
1807 Resolution and Now, whether it were by peculiar grace,
Independence
1807 To the same And yet with something of a grace,
Flower [To the
1807 To a Highland That gives thy gestures grace and life!
Girl
1807 To a Highland Now thanks to Heaven! that of its grace
Girl
1807 The Affliction If things ensued that wanted grace,
of Margaret ----
1807 The Kitten and Spreads with such a living grace
Falling Leaves
1807 Ode to Duty The Godhead's most benignant grace;
1807 Character of the A constant influence, a peculiar grace;
Happy Warrior
1807 From the Italian For if of our affections none find grace
of Michael
GRACIOUS
1807 To Lady Beaumont Be gracious as the music and the bloom
GRAIN
1807 The Solitary Alone she cuts and binds the grain,
Reaper
GRANDAME'S
1807 Anticipation. Your Grandame's ears with pleasure of your noise!
October 1803
GRANDEUR
1807 Written in No grandeur now in nature or in book
London,
1807 The Affliction And worldly grandeur I despise,
of Margaret ----
GRANT
1807 Calais, August Heaven grant that other Cities may be gay!
15, 1802
GRASS
1807 Written in very The Kine are couch'd upon the dewy grass;
Early Youth
1807 The Emigrant Here's grass to play with, here are flowers;
Mother
1807 Resolution and The grass is bright with rain-drops; on the moors
Independence
1807 Composed in the For one hour's perfect bliss, to tread the grass
Valley near
1807 To the Cuckoo While I am lying on the grass
1807 The Affliction I dread the rustling of the grass;
of Margaret ----
1807 Ode. Intimations Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower;
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Light as the wind along the grass.
Feast of
GRASSY
1807 The Kitten and Upon bough or grassy blade)
Falling Leaves
GRATULATING
1807 The Blind But hark! a gratulating voice,
Highland Boy
GRAVE
1807 Resolution and Such as grave Livers do in Scotland use,
Independence
1807 To the Sons of But be admonish'd by his Grave,
Burns
1807 To a Highland More like a grave reality:
Girl
1807 Glen Almain Is of the grave; and of austere
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Then clear the weeds from off his Grave,
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Here standing by thy Grave.
1807 In the Pass of And her Foes find a like inglorious Grave.
Killicranky
1807 The Affliction Or, if the grave be now thy bed,
of Margaret ----
1807 Tribute to the This Oak points out thy grave; the silent Tree
Memory of the
1807 To a Young Lady, Shall lead thee to thy grave.
who had been
1807 Star-gazers Of him who gazes, or has gazed? a grave and steady joy,
1807 Yes, it was the Echoes from beyond the grave,
mountain Echo
1807 Methought I saw A lovely Beauty in a summer grave!
the footsteps
1807 Ode. Intimations whom the grave
of Immortality
GRAVEN
1807 Rob Roy's Grave These find I graven on my heart:
GRAY
1807 To a Highland And these gray Rocks; this household Lawn;
Girl
GRAZING
1807 Written in March The cattle are grazing,
GREAT
1807 Among all lovely And from my Horse I leapt; great joy had I.
things
1807 To the Small I'm as great as they, I trow,
Celandine
1807 To the Small Like a great Astronomer.
Celandine
1807 On the Of that which once was great is pass'd away.
Extinction of
1807 The King of To that great King; shall hail the crowned Youth
Sweden
1807 To Toussaint That will forget thee; thou hast great allies;
L'Ouverture
1807 Near Dover, Only the Nations shall be great and free.
September 1802
1807 Great men have Great Men have been among us; hands that penn'd
been among us
1807 When I have Great Nations, how ennobling thoughts depart
borne in memory
1807 To the same Of things that in the great world be,
Flower [To the
1807 The Blind The great Sea-water finds its way
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind The danger is so great.
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Of that great Water give God thanks,
Highland Boy
1807 October 1803 Unfit for Men; and that in one great Band
["One might
1807 October 1803 The great events with which old story rings
["When looking"]
1807 October 1803 Seem vain and hollow; I find nothing great;
["When looking"]
1807 October 1803 Seems at the heart of all things. But, great God!
["When looking"]
1807 Fidelity And gave that strength of feeling, great
1807 Character of the Great issues, good or bad for human-kind,
Happy Warrior
1807 Character of the of his great fellow-countryman induces him to mention this; though he
Happy Warrior is
1807 Personal Talk Great gains are mine: for thus I live remote
1807 The world is too It moves us not. Great God! I'd rather be
much with us
1807 To the Memory of If there be aught of pure, or good, or great,
Raisley Calvert
1807 To Thomas A great man's happiness; thy zeal shall find
Clarkson
1807 Song at the On this great throng, this bright array!
Feast of
1807 Song at the A taste of this great pleasure, viewing
Feast of
GREATER
1807 To the Spade of False praise from true, or greater from the less,
a Friend
1807 Though narrow be The poor Old Man is greater than he seems:
that old Man's
GRECIAN
1807 Beggars Or ruling Bandit's Wife among the Grecian isles.
1807 Composed after a With Grecian Temple, Minaret, and Bower;
Journey
GREECE
1807 England! the If for Greece, Egypt, India, Africa,
time is come
GREEN
1807 I travelled And thine is, too, the last green field
among unknown
1807 Written in March The green field sleeps in the sun;
1807 Composed in the With joy in Kent's green vales; but never found
Valley near
1807 To the Daisy Near the green holly,
1807 The Green Linnet Thou, Linnet! in thy green array,
1807 Sonnet. Composed And the green silent pastures, yet remain.
at ------ Castle
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Oh! green, said I, are Yarrow's Holms,
1807 To the Cuckoo Through woods and on the green;
1807 The Seven Seven little Islands, green and bare,
Sisters
1807 The Small Or blasts the green field and the trees distress'd,
Celandine
1807 To a Young Lady, --There is a nest in a green dale,
who had been
1807 How sweet it is Tall trees, green arbours, and ground flowers in flocks;
1807 To Lady Beaumont While I was planting green unfading bowers,
1807 O mountain A Field or two of brighter green, or Plot
Stream!
GREET
1807 To the Daisy With friends to greet thee, or without,
1807 The Green Linnet And Birds and Flowers once more to greet,
1807 Anticipation. And greet your Sons! drums beat and trumpets blow!
October 1803
GREET'ST
1807 To the Daisy Thou greet'st the Traveller in the lane;
GREETING
1807 Stepping I liked the greeting; 'twas a sound
Westward
1807 Song at the Fair greeting doth she send to all
Feast of
GREETINGS
1807 To the Small Fifty greetings in a day.
Celandine
1807 Composed near Two solitary greetings have I heard,
Calais
GREW
1807 Alice Fell Her very heart, her grief grew strong;
1807 Among all lovely Had noted well the stars, all flowers that grew
things
1807 From the Same And hope of endless peace in me grew bold:
["No mortal
GREY
1807 Alice Fell And let it be of duffil grey,
1807 Resolution and The oldest Man he seem'd that ever wore grey hairs.
Independence
1807 Resolution and Upon a long grey Staff of shaven wood:
Independence
1807 To the Daisy That thinly shades his few grey hairs;
1807 The Small And, in my spleen, I smiled that it was grey.
Celandine
1807 To a Young Lady, Nor leave thee, when grey hairs are nigh,
who had been
