Poems, in Two Volumes
JOCUND
1807 The Matron of She jocund as it was of yore,
Jedborough
1807 The Kitten and Matter for a jocund thought;
Falling Leaves
1807 Stray Pleasures They dance,--there are three, as jocund as free,
JOIN
1807 Ode. Intimations We in thought will join your throng,
of Immortality
JOIN'D
1807 Character of the Some awful moment to which Heaven has join'd
Happy Warrior
JOLLITY
1807 To a Skylark Joy and jollity be with us both!
1807 Ode. Intimations Give themselves up to jollity,
of Immortality
JOLLY
1807 The Blind The shouting, and the jolly cheers,
Highland Boy
JONES
1807 Composed near Jones! as from Calais southward you and I
Calais
JORDAN
1807 The Horn of Deep he lies in Jordan flood.--
Egremont Castle
JOSTLE
1807 To H. C. Six Not doom'd to jostle with unkindly shocks;
years old
JOURNEY
1807 Star-gazers Or is it, that when human Souls a journey long have had,
1807 With Ships the On went She, and due north her journey took.
sea was
JOURNEY'S
1807 Alice Fell The chaise drove on; our journey's end
JOY
1807 I travelled The joy of my desire;
among unknown
1807 The Sparrow's And love, and thought, and joy.
Nest
1807 To a Butterfly What joy awaits you, when the breeze
1807 Among all lovely And from my Horse I leapt; great joy had I.
things
1807 Among all lovely Oh! joy it was for her, and joy for me!
things
1807 Written in March There's joy in the mountains;
1807 Resolution and I saw the Hare that rac'd about with joy;
Independence
1807 Resolution and Of joy in minds that can no further go,
Independence
1807 Resolution and Of Him who walk'd in glory and in joy
Independence
1807 Composed near A homeless sound of joy was in the Sky;
Calais
1807 Calais, August The senselessness of joy was then sublime!
15, 1802
1807 Composed in the With joy in Kent's green vales; but never found
Valley near
1807 Composed in the My Country! and 'tis joy enough and pride
Valley near
1807 To the Daisy Of joy or sorrow;
1807 The Green Linnet A whispering Leaf is now my joy,
1807 The Green Linnet In joy of voice and pinion!
1807 To a Highland What joy to hear thee, and to see!
Girl
1807 To a Highland Joy have I had; and going hence
Girl
1807 Rob Roy's Grave The English Ballad-singer's joy!
1807 Rob Roy's Grave As might have been, then, thought of joy!
1807 The Matron of And yet a higher joy partake.
Jedborough
1807 The Blind Now we are tired of boisterous joy,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind And was his friend; and gave him joy
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind It is the triumph of his joy!
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind And in the general joy of heart
Highland Boy
1807 The Kitten and Far beyond in joy of heart.
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and Into open sign of joy:
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and By a Kitten's busy joy,
Falling Leaves
1807 Ode to Duty May joy be theirs while life shall last!
1807 Ode to Duty And joy its own security.
1807 To a Skylark There is madness about thee, and joy divine
1807 To a Skylark Joy and jollity be with us both!
1807 To a Young Lady, As if thy heritage were joy
who had been
1807 Star-gazers Of him who gazes, or has gazed? a grave and steady joy,
1807 Ode. Intimations Thou Child of Joy,
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations I hear, I hear, with joy
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations sees it in his joy;
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations And with new joy and pride
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations O joy! that in our embers
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Nor all that is at enmity with joy,
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Joy! joy to both! but most to her
Feast of
1807 Song at the But here is perfect joy and pride
Feast of
1807 Song at the Now Who is he that bounds with joy
Feast of
JOYOUS
1807 To the Small Of a joyous train ensuing,
Celandine
1807 The Matron of The joyous Woman is the Mate
Jedborough
1807 To a Skylark Joyous as Morning,
1807 Personal Talk Smooth passions, smooth discourse, and joyous thought:
1807 Where lies the Is with me at thy farewell, joyous Bark!
Land
1807 To Sleep ["A Dear mother of fresh thoughts and joyous health!
flock of sheep"]
1807 Ode. Intimations Now, while the Birds thus sing a joyous song,
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Then, sing ye Birds, sing, sing a joyous song!
of Immortality
JOYOUSLY
1807 With Ships the Like stars in heaven, and joyously it showed;
sea was
JOYOUSNESS
1807 The Matron of By no untimely joyousness;
Jedborough
JOYS
1807 To the Small Joys to spy thee near her home;
Celandine
1807 Ode. Intimations Thanks to its tenderness, its joys, and fears,
of Immortality
JUBILEE
1807 Ode. Intimations The heavens laugh with you in your jubilee;
of Immortality
JUDGE
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Judge thou of law and fact!
1807 November 1806 Who are to judge of danger which they fear,
JUGGLER'S
1807 "Beloved Vale!" A Juggler's balls old Time about him toss'd;
JULY
1807 The Matron of Of July Suns; he feels it sweet;
Jedborough
JUNE
1807 The Sun has long On such a night of June?
been set
1807 Fidelity That keeps, till June December's snow;
JUSTLY
1807 Personal Talk More justly balanced; partly at their feet,
KEEP
1807 The Emigrant I cannot keep thee in my arms,
Mother
1807 To the Small Men that keep a mighty rout!
Celandine
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Or keep his Friends from harm.
1807 Rob Roy's Grave And they should keep who can.
1807 Yarrow Unvisited We'll keep them, winsome Marrow!
1807 The Blind And what he meant was, Keep away,
Highland Boy
1807 The Affliction Thou, Thou and all thy mates, to keep
of Margaret ----
1807 The Kitten and And, among the Kinds that keep
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and Keep the sprightly soul awake,
Falling Leaves
1807 Power of Music Can he keep himself still, if he would? oh, not he!
1807 With how sad Should sally forth to keep thee company.
steps, O Moon
1807 From the Italian Yes! hope may with my strong desire keep pace,
of Michael
1807 Ode. Intimations Doth every Beast keep holiday,
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Thou best Philosopher, who yet dost keep
of Immortality
KEEPETH
1807 Song at the And she that keepeth watch and ward
Feast of
KEEPS
1807 Fidelity That keeps, till June December's snow;
1807 Character of the Keeps faithful with a singleness of aim;
Happy Warrior
1807 Character of the And, through the heat of conflict keeps the law
Happy Warrior
KEN
1807 To the Men of Of your fierce war, may ken the glittering lance,
Kent. October
KENN'D
1807 Song at the He hath kenn'd them taking wing:
Feast of
KENT
1807 To the Men of Vanguard of Liberty, ye Men of Kent,
Kent. October
1807 To the Men of Ye Men of Kent, 'tis Victory or Death!
Kent. October
KENT'S
1807 Composed in the With joy in Kent's green vales; but never found
Valley near
KEPT
1807 The Sailor's He kept it: many voyages
Mother
1807 Ode. Intimations That hath kept watch o'er man's mortality;
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Nor did he change; but kept in lofty place
Feast of
KETTLE
1807 Personal Talk Or kettle whispering it's faint undersong.
KILLICRANKY
1807 In the Pass of Tried Men, at Killicranky were array'd
Killicranky
KILLS
1807 Resolution and My former thoughts return'd: the fear that kills;
Independence
1807 From the Same Which kills the soul: Love betters what is best,
["No mortal
KIND
1807 Resolution and What kind of work is that which you pursue?
Independence
1807 Resolution and Chearfully uttered, with demeanour kind,
Independence
1807 Calais, August Post forward all, like Creatures of one kind,
1802
1807 To a Highland Seen birds of tempest-loving kind,
Girl
1807 Stepping A kind of heavenly destiny:
Westward
1807 Rob Roy's Grave They stir us up against our Kind;
1807 The Affliction Kind mother have I been, as kind
of Margaret ----
1807 The Seven For us be fair and kind!
Sisters
1807 Tribute to the Not only to us Men, but to thy Kind:
Memory of the
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Hous'd in a dream, at distance from the Kind!
1807 Character of the Great issues, good or bad for human-kind,
Happy Warrior
1807 Stray Pleasures Thus a rich loving-kindness, redundantly kind,
1807 Ode. Intimations Yearnings she hath in her own natural kind,
of Immortality
1807 To Thomas Repose at length, firm Friend of human kind!
Clarkson
KINDLE
1807 Rob Roy's Grave And kindle, like a fire new stirr'd,
KINDLY
1807 To the Small Kindly, unassuming Spirit!
Celandine
KINDNESS
1807 September 1, But on all proffer'd kindness still did lay
1802
1807 To a Highland Sweet looks, by human kindness bred!
Girl
1807 Stray Pleasures Thus a rich loving-kindness, redundantly kind,
KINDRED
1807 To the Daisy With kindred motion:
KINDS
1807 Rob Roy's Grave All Kinds, and Creatures, stand and fall
1807 The Kitten and And, among the Kinds that keep
Falling Leaves
KINE
1807 Written in very The Kine are couch'd upon the dewy grass;
Early Youth
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Let Beeves and home-bred Kine partake
KING
1807 Calais, August Consul, or King, can sound himself to know
15, 1802
1807 The King of To that great King; shall hail the crowned Youth
Sweden
1807 Methought I saw Thou art our king, O Death! to thee we groan.
the footsteps
KINGCUPS
1807 To the Small Pansies, Lilies, Kingcups, Daisies,
Celandine
KINGDOMS
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Kingdoms shall shift about, like clouds,
KINGS
1807 Rob Roy's Grave I, too, will have my Kings that take
1807 A Prophecy. Those new-born Kings she wither'd like a flame.
February 1807
KIRK
1807 The Blind To Kirk he on the Sabbath day
Highland Boy
KISS
1807 The Emigrant Oh, what a kiss was that! my cheek
Mother
1807 The Blind He leapt about, and oft did kiss
Highland Boy
1807 Louisa Oh! might I kiss the mountain rains
1807 Stray Pleasures Each Leaf, that and this, his neighbour will kiss,
KISSED
1807 The Blind She kissed him--how could she chastise:
Highland Boy
KISSES
1807 She was a Praise, blame, love, kisses, tears, and smiles.
Phantom of
1807 Ode. Intimations Fretted by sallies of his Mother's kisses,
of Immortality
KITCHEN
1807 Personal Talk By my half-kitchen my half-parlour fire,
KITTEN
1807 The Kitten and See the Kitten on the Wall,
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and ----But the Kitten, how she starts,
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and Pretty Kitten! from thy freaks,
Falling Leaves
KITTEN'S
1807 The Kitten and By a Kitten's busy joy,
Falling Leaves
KNEE
1807 Calais, August With first-fruit offerings crowd to bend the knee
1802
KNEES
1807 I grieved for Wisdom doth live with children round her knees:
Buonaparte
1807 Tribute to the Thy ears were deaf, and feeble were thy knees,--
Memory of the
KNEW
1807 Beggars Such woes I knew could never be;
1807 The Emigrant And thus, from what I knew, had heard, and guess'd,
Mother
1807 Among all lovely A Glow-worm, never one, and this I knew.
things
1807 The Redbreast If the Butterfly knew but his friend
chasing the
1807 Resolution and Dim sadness, and blind thoughts I knew not nor could name.
Independence
1807 Great men have They knew how genuine glory was put on;
been among us
1807 The Affliction Weeping for him when no one knew.
of Margaret ----
1807 With Ships the Some veering up and down, one knew not why.
sea was
1807 Song at the He knew the Rocks which Angels haunt
Feast of
KNIGHT
1807 The Seven But he, bold Knight as ever fought,
Sisters
1807 The Seven Of your fair household, Father Knight,
Sisters
1807 Song at the Knight, Squire, or Yeoman, Page or Groom;
Feast of
KNIGHTS
1807 It is not to be Armoury of the invincible Knights of old:
thought of
KNOT
1807 Gipsies Yet are they here?--the same unbroken knot
KNOW
1807 I travelled Nor England! did I know till then
among unknown
1807 Beggars What other dress she had I could not know;
1807 To a Butterfly I know not if you sleep, or feed.
1807 The Emigrant I weep--I know they do thee wrong,
Mother
1807 The Redbreast All men who know thee call their Brother,
chasing the
1807 To the Small 'Twas a face I did not know;
Celandine
1807 To the same Praise of which I nothing know.
Flower
1807 Calais, August Consul, or King, can sound himself to know
15, 1802
1807 It is a God being with thee when we know it not.
beauteous
1807 Written in O Friend! I know not which way I must look
London,
1807 To a Highland I neither know thee nor thy peers;
Girl
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Enough if in our hearts we know
1807 The Blind Because, my Darlings, ye must know,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Of which we nothing know.
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Ye soon shall know how this befel)
Highland Boy
1807 There is a And know that noble Feelings, manly Powers,
bondage worse
1807 The Kitten and Whatsoe'er we feel and know
Falling Leaves
1807 To the Spade of Rare master has it been thy lot to know;
a Friend
1807 Ode to Duty Who do thy work, and know it not:
1807 Ode to Duty Nor know we anything so fair
1807 Elegiac Stanzas This, which I know, I speak with mind serene.
1807 Yes, it was the As the Bird must know full well;
mountain Echo
1807 Yes, it was the Answers, and we know not whence;
mountain Echo
1807 Personal Talk Dreams, books, are each a world; and books, we know,
1807 November 1806 'Tis well! from this day forward we shall know
1807 Ode. Intimations But yet I know, where'er I go,
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Alas! the fervent Harper did not know
Feast of
KNOW'ST
1807 The Emigrant Thou know'st, the pillow of my breast;
Mother
KNOWING
1807 Resolution and And now, not knowing what the Old Man had said,
Independence
1807 Fidelity Not knowing what to think, a while
KNOWLEDGE
1807 I grieved for Fed his first hopes? what knowledge could He gain?
Buonaparte
1807 October 1803 Of knowledge; that whole myriads should unite
["One might
1807 Character of the What knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn;
Happy Warrior
1807 Character of the More skilful in self-knowledge, even more pure,
Happy Warrior
KNOWN
1807 Calais, August Men known, and men unknown, Sick, Lame, and Blind,
1802
1807 The Blind As he had ever known.
Highland Boy
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Such happiness, wherever it be known,
1807 Ode. Intimations Forget the glories he hath known,
of Immortality
1807 To Thomas Is known,--by none, perhaps, so feelingly;
Clarkson
KNOWS
1807 Foresight Summer knows but little of them:
1807 To the Daisy Coming one knows not how, nor whence,
1807 The Affliction He knows it not, he cannot guess:
of Margaret ----
1807 Fidelity He knows, who gave that love sublime,
1807 Character of the To virtue every triumph that he knows:
Happy Warrior
LABOUR
1807 The Emigrant At labour in the harvest-field:
Mother
1807 Resolution and Cold, pain, and labour, and all fleshly ills;
Independence
LABOURING
1807 To the Spade of The labouring many and the resting few;
a Friend
LABOURS
1807 Elegiac Stanzas That Hulk which labours in the deadly swell,
LABYRINTH
1807 To Lady Beaumont A labyrinth Lady! which your feet shall rove.
LACKS
1807 Song at the Yet lacks not friends for solemn glee,
Feast of
LADIES
1807 Personal Talk And, for my chance-acquaintance, Ladies bright,
LADY
1807 The Emigrant In which a Lady driv'n from France did dwell;
Mother
1807 The Emigrant This Lady, dwelling upon English ground,
Mother
1807 September 1, A Negro Woman like a Lady gay,
1802
1807 The Horn of And bright the Lady is who shares his bed.
Egremont Castle
1807 Personal Talk The gentle Lady, married to the Moor;
1807 To Lady Beaumont Lady! the songs of Spring were in the grove
1807 To Lady Beaumont A labyrinth Lady! which your feet shall rove.
1807 Song at the Him, and his Lady Mother dear!
Feast of
LADY'S
1807 Song at the The Lady's words, when forc'd away,
Feast of
LAID
1807 Among all lovely Laid safely by itself, beneath a Tree.
things
1807 To a Highland When earthly cares are laid asleep!
Girl
1807 Glen Almain Have rightfully been laid at last
1807 Anticipation. On British ground the Invaders are laid low;
October 1803
1807 The Seven The Seven are laid, and in the shade
Sisters
1807 The Kitten and All have laid their mirth aside.
Falling Leaves
1807 To the Spade of Who shall inherit Thee when Death has laid
a Friend
1807 Tribute to the And willingly have laid thee here at last:
Memory of the
1807 November 1806 That we must stand unpropp'd, or be laid low.
1807 Song at the And, ages after he was laid in earth,
Feast of
LAIN
1807 To the Daisy Ere thus I have lain couch'd an hour,
LAIRDS
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Sheriffs, and Lairds and their domains,
LAKE
1807 Written in March The lake doth glitter,
1807 Near Dover, Was like a Lake, or River bright and fair,
September 1802
1807 To a Highland A murmur near the silent Lake;
Girl
1807 To a Highland The Lake, the Bay, the Waterfall;
Girl
1807 Stepping Was walking by her native Lake:
Westward
1807 Yarrow Unvisited The Swan on still St. Mary's Lake
1807 The Blind Beside a lake their Cottage stood,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind For to this Lake, by night and day,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind And swiftly down the running Lake
Highland Boy
1807 I wandered Along the Lake, beneath the trees,
lonely as a
1807 The Seven A lake was near; the shore was steep;
Sisters
1807 The Seven The Stream that flows out of the Lake,
Sisters
1807 Fidelity *Tarn is a small Mere or Lake mostly high
