Poems, in Two Volumes
TIMELY
1807 Ode. Intimations A timely utterance gave that thought relief,
of Immortality
TIMES
1807 The Sailor's Old times, thought I, are breathing there;
Mother
1807 To a Butterfly Dead times revive in thee:
1807 Resolution and Of sickness felt by him in times long past,
Independence
1807 To H. C. Six I thought of times when Pain might be thy guest,
years old
1807 To the Daisy A hundred times, by rock or bower,
1807 To the Daisy In times to come; thou not in vain
1807 To the Daisy A hope for times that are unkind
1807 Rob Roy's Grave But thought how wide the world, the times
1807 Yarrow Unvisited The treasured dreams of times long past,
1807 The Matron of With all it's bravery on; in times,
Jedborough
1807 October 1803 These times touch money'd Worldlings with dismay:
["These times"]
1807 Yes, it was the Oft-times, ours though sent from far;
mountain Echo
TIMID
1807 Rob Roy's Grave Must scorn a timid song.
1807 To the Spade of Or in some silent field, while timid Spring
a Friend
1807 Fidelity Repeating the same timid cry,
TINY
1807 To the same Mantling in the tiny square.
Flower
TIP
1807 How sweet it is And Wild rose tip-toe upon hawthorn stocks,
TIRED
1807 The Blind Now we are tired of boisterous joy,
Highland Boy
TIRES
1807 Ode to Duty Me this uncharter'd freedom tires;
TIRESOME
1807 To Sleep ["O This tiresome night, O Sleep! thou art to me
gentle Sleep!"]
TITLES
1807 On the Those titles vanish, and that strength decay,
Extinction of
1807 It is not to be Of Earth's first blood, have titles manifold.
thought of
TIVIOT
1807 Yarrow Unvisited There's pleasant Tiviot Dale, a land
TODAY
1807 The Solitary Familiar matter of today?
Reaper
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Today, nor yet tomorrow,
1807 To a Skylark And today my heart is weary;
TOE
1807 How sweet it is And Wild rose tip-toe upon hawthorn stocks,
TOGETHER
1807 The Sparrow's Together visited.
Nest
1807 Alice Fell Together we released the Cloak;
1807 Beggars Off to some other play they both together flew!
1807 The Emigrant Together here this one half day.
Mother
1807 The Redbreast And fly about in the air together?
chasing the
1807 To a Butterfly Together chaced the Butterfly!
1807 Resolution and Coming together in their pilgrimage;
Independence
1807 Composed near Travell'd on foot together; then this Way,
Calais
1807 The Green Linnet My last year's Friends together:
1807 To a Highland In truth together do ye seem
Girl
1807 Stepping If we, who thus together roam
Westward
1807 The Seven Seven Sisters that together dwell;
Sisters
1807 The Seven And let us die together.
Sisters
1807 The Seven Together plung'd into the deep,
Sisters
1807 The Seven And there together sleep.
Sisters
TOIL
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Elysian quiet, without toil or strife;
TOILING
1807 Ode. Intimations Which we are toiling all our lives to find;
of Immortality
TOILSOME
1807 To the Spade of With Thee he will not dread a toilsome day,
a Friend
1807 To Thomas How toilsome, nay how dire it was, by Thee
Clarkson
TOLD
1807 Alice Fell Of Alice and her grief I told;
1807 Resolution and He told me that he to this Pond had come
Independence
1807 The Matron of And told me, in a thoughtful strain,
Jedborough
1807 Song at the He hath entered; and been told
Feast of
TOLL
1807 Composed after a Or Clock to toll from. Many a glorious pile
Journey
TOMORROW
1807 To H. C. Six Or the injuries of tomorrow?
years old
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Today, nor yet tomorrow,
TONGUE
1807 The Emigrant Wish'd in my native tongue to fashion out
Mother
1807 The Emigrant These tears---and my poor idle tongue.
Mother
1807 It is not to be We must be free or die, who speak the tongue
thought of
1807 The Blind In Gaelic, or the English tongue,
Highland Boy
1807 To the Supreme The fetters of my tongue do Thou unbind,
Being
1807 Ode. Intimations will he fit his tongue
of Immortality
TONGUES
1807 Great men have And tongues that utter'd wisdom, better none:
been among us
TOOK
1807 The Sailor's I trail it with me, Sir! he took so much delight in it.
Mother
1807 To the same Took the fancy from a glance
Flower
1807 Resolution and And now such freedom as I could I took;
Independence
1807 On the And when She took unto herself a Mate,
Extinction of
1807 The Blind For God took pity on the Boy,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind He felt the motion--took his seat;
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind The blind Boy's little Dog took part;
Highland Boy
1807 The Seven Their Father, took of them no thought,
Sisters
1807 The Horn of To Palestine the Brothers took their way.
Egremont Castle
1807 With Ships the On went She, and due north her journey took.
sea was
TOOL
1807 To the Spade of Thou art a tool of honour in my hands;
a Friend
TOP
1807 Written in March On the top of the bare hill;
1807 Resolution and Couch'd on the bald top of an eminence;
Independence
1807 Lines composed Yon Star upon the mountain-top
at Grasmere
TORN
1807 To Thomas The blood-stained Writing is for ever torn,
Clarkson
TORRENT
1807 Thought of a Where not a torrent murmurs heard by thee.
Briton on the
TORRENTS
1807 The Blind And when he heard the torrents roar,
Highland Boy
1807 The Blind Tears flow'd in torrents from her eyes;
Highland Boy
TOSS'D
1807 "Beloved Vale!" A Juggler's balls old Time about him toss'd;
TOTTER
1807 Ode to Duty And Thou, if they should totter, teach them to stand fast!
TOUCH
1807 Written in very The officious touch that makes me droop again.
Early Youth
1807 Foresight Do not touch it! summers two
1807 To H. C. Six But when she sate within the touch of thee.
years old
1807 To H. C. Six But, at the touch of wrong, without a strife
years old
1807 October 1803 These times touch money'd Worldlings with dismay:
["These times"]
TOUCH'D
1807 Admonition On which it should be touch'd, would melt, and melt away!
TOUCHES
1807 The Blind And touches the blind Boy.
Highland Boy
TOUCHING
1807 Composed upon A sight so touching in its majesty:
Westminster
TOUSSAINT
1807 To Toussaint Toussaint, the most unhappy Man of Men!
L'Ouverture
TOWARD
1807 Character of the Who, with a toward or untoward lot,
Happy Warrior
TOWER
1807 Composed after a And in one part, a Minster with its Tower
Journey
1807 The Matron of --But dance! for under Jedborough Tower
Jedborough
1807 The Matron of He is as mute as Jedborough Tower:
Jedborough
1807 Power of Music There's a Cripple who leans on his Crutch; like a Tower
1807 Song at the From Town to Town, from Tower to Tower,
Feast of
1807 Song at the Though she is but a lonely Tower!
Feast of
1807 Song at the Though each is but a lonely Tower:--
Feast of
TOWERS
1807 Composed upon Ships, towers, domes, theatres, and temples lie
Westminster
1807 Sonnet. Composed Leaving an ancient Dome, and Towers like these,
at ------ Castle
1807 The Blind In land where many a mountain towers,
Highland Boy
TOWN
1807 Beggars In all my walks, through field or town,
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Let Yarrow folk, frae Selkirk town,
1807 Song at the From Town to Town, from Tower to Tower,
Feast of
TOWNS
1807 The Blind Whether of mighty Towns, or Vales
Highland Boy
TOY
1807 The Green Linnet And then a Bird will be the toy
1807 The Kitten and --Pleas'd by any random toy;
Falling Leaves
TOYING
1807 Who fancied what Or old Man toying with his age!
a pretty sight
TRACE
1807 It is no Spirit As thou seem'st now to do; might one day trace
1807 To a Highland In which more plainly I could trace
Girl
1807 Fidelity From trace of human foot or hand.
TRACKS
1807 The Matron of He tracks her motions, quick or slow.
Jedborough
TRADE
1807 To a Young Lady, And pleasure were thy trade,
who had been
TRAIL
1807 The Sailor's I trail it with me, Sir! he took so much delight in it.
Mother
TRAIL'D
1807 To H. C. Six Or to be trail'd along the soiling earth;
years old
TRAILING
1807 Ode. Intimations But trailing clouds of glory do we come
of Immortality
TRAIN
1807 To the Small Of a joyous train ensuing,
Celandine
1807 To the same Bright as any of the train
Flower
1807 I grieved for 'Tis not in battles that from youth we train
Buonaparte
1807 To the Daisy In shoals and bands, a morrice train,
1807 The Green Linnet While he was dancing with the train
1807 The Matron of And call a train of laughing Hours;
Jedborough
1807 Character of the And Fear, and Bloodshed, miserable train!
Happy Warrior
TRAITOR
1807 A Prophecy. First open Traitor to her sacred name!
February 1807
TRAMPLING
1807 Elegiac Stanzas The light'ning, the fierce wind, and trampling waves.
TRANCE
1807 A Prophecy. All power was given her in the dreadful trance--
February 1807
TRANQUIL
1807 Elegiac Stanzas On tranquil land, beneath a sky of bliss:
1807 Song at the That for a tranquil Soul the Lay was framed,
Feast of
TRANQUILLITY
1807 It is a Is sinking down in its tranquillity;
beauteous
1807 Glen Almain A more entire tranquillity.
TRANSIENT
1807 Calais, August In haste, nor springing with a transient shower:
1802
1807 She was a For transient sorrows, simple wiles,
Phantom of
TRANSLATE
1807 Song at the The words of ancient time I thus translate,
Feast of
TRANSMUTES
1807 Character of the Controls them and subdues, transmutes, bereaves
Happy Warrior
TRANSPORTS
1807 The Kitten and That your transports are not mine,
Falling Leaves
TRAVEL
1807 To the Small Eyes of some men travel far
Celandine
1807 To the Small Travel with the multitude:
Celandine
1807 London, 1802 So didst thou travel on life's common way,
1807 Stepping To travel through that region bright.
Westward
1807 Rob Roy's Grave And those that travel on the wind!
1807 Where lies the She cares for; let her travel where she may,
Land
1807 Ode. Intimations Must travel, still is Nature's Priest,
of Immortality
1807 Ode. Intimations Can in a moment travel
of Immortality
TRAVELL'D
1807 I travelled I travell'd among unknown Men,
among unknown
1807 Composed near Travell'd on foot together; then this Way,
Calais
1807 Yarrow Unvisited And with the Tweed had travell'd;
1807 The Kitten and Travell'd into distant Lands;
Falling Leaves
TRAVELLED
1807 Resolution and He travelled; stirring thus about his feet
Independence
TRAVELLER
1807 Resolution and I was a Traveller then upon the moor;
Independence
1807 Composed in the Dear fellow-Traveller! here we are once more.
Valley near
1807 To the Daisy Thou greet'st the Traveller in the lane;
1807 It is no Spirit Nor Traveller gone from Earth the Heavens to espy!
1807 Sonnet. Composed The Traveller, at this day, will stop and gaze
at ------ Castle
1807 The Blind The bravest Traveller in balloon,
Highland Boy
1807 She was a A Traveller betwixt life and death;
Phantom of
1807 To a Skylark To be such a Traveller as I.
1807 Fidelity On which the Traveller pass'd this way.
1807 Fidelity On which the Traveller thus had died
1807 Gipsies Have been a Traveller under open sky,
TRAVELLERS
1807 The Solitary Of Travellers in some shady haunt,
Reaper
TRAVELLING
1807 Stepping Of travelling through the world that lay
Westward
TREACHEROUS
1807 From the Italian His hope is treacherous only whose love dies
of Michael
TREAD
1807 Composed in the For one hour's perfect bliss, to tread the grass
Valley near
1807 It is no Spirit Tread there with steps that no one shall reprove!
1807 To the Supreme That in thy holy footsteps I may tread;
Being
TREADS
1807 Ode to Duty And Fragrance in thy footing treads;
TREASURE
1807 The Kitten and Over wealthy in the treasure
Falling Leaves
1807 Elegiac Stanzas Thou shouldst have seem'd a treasure-house, a mine
TREASURED
1807 Yarrow Unvisited The treasured dreams of times long past,
TREAT
1807 The Kitten and 'Tis a pretty Baby-treat;
Falling Leaves
TREE
1807 Among all lovely Laid safely by itself, beneath a Tree.
things
1807 Among all lovely At night the Glow-worm shone beneath the Tree:
things
1807 The Redbreast Under the branches of the tree:
chasing the
1807 The Blind Or tree, or butterfly, or flower,
Highland Boy
1807 To the Cuckoo In bush, and tree, and sky.
1807 The Kitten and From the lofty Elder-tree!
Falling Leaves
1807 The Kitten and Feeding in the apple-tree;
Falling Leaves
1807 Tribute to the This Oak points out thy grave; the silent Tree
Memory of the
1807 Power of Music The music stirs in him like wind through a tree.
1807 Ode. Intimations --But there's a Tree, of
of Immortality
1807 Song at the Thou Tree of covert and of rest
Feast of
TREES
1807 To a Butterfly Hath found you out among the trees,
1807 To a Butterfly My trees they are, my Sister's flowers;
1807 The Sun has long Among the bushes and trees;
been set
1807 The Green Linnet Amid yon tuft of hazel trees,
1807 To a Highland These trees, a veil just half withdrawn;
Girl
1807 Sonnet. Composed A brotherhood of venerable Trees,
at ------ Castle
1807 Sonnet. Composed The fate of those old Trees; and oft with pain
at ------ Castle
1807 I wandered Along the Lake, beneath the trees,
lonely as a
1807 The Small Or blasts the green field and the trees distress'd,
Celandine
1807 "Beloved Vale!" To see the Trees, which I had thought so tall,
1807 How sweet it is Tall trees, green arbours, and ground flowers in flocks;
1807 To Sleep ["A Must hear, first utter'd from my orchard trees;
flock of sheep"]
1807 O Nightingale! His voice was buried among trees,
thou surely art
TREMBLE
1807 The Blind Well may ye tremble when ye hear!
Highland Boy
1807 October 1803 And tremble, seeing, as I do, the strength
["When looking"]
1807 October 1803 I tremble at the sorrow of the time.
["When looking"]
1807 Ode. Intimations Did tremble like a guilty Thing surpriz'd:
of Immortality
TREMBLED
1807 Elegiac Stanzas It trembled, but it never pass'd away.
TREMBLING
1807 The Horn of Pale and trembling Hubert stood.
Egremont Castle
1807 Song at the Tell thy name, thou trembling Field;
Feast of
TREMBLINGLY
1807 The Blind 'Tis from the crowd, who tremblingly
Highland Boy
TRESPASSES
1807 England! the But for thy trespasses; and, at this day,
time is come
TRIBE
1807 Personal Talk Even be it so; yet still among your tribe,
TRIBUTE
1807 On the Yet shall some tribute of regret be paid
Extinction of
TRIED
1807 The Emigrant For thee, sweet Baby!--thou hast tried,
Mother
1807 In the Pass of Tried Men, at Killicranky were array'd
Killicranky
1807 The Horn of Tried the Horn, it own'd his power;
Egremont Castle
1807 Star-gazers A Boaster, that when he is tried, fails, and is put to shame?
TRIM
1807 The Sailor's 'Twas my Son's Bird; and neat and trim
Mother
1807 Where lies the Festively she puts forth in trim array;
Land
TRIPP'D
1807 Ode. Intimations Even more than when I tripp'd lightly as they;
of Immortality
TRITON
1807 The world is too Or hear old Triton blow his wreathed horn.
much with us
TRIUMPH
1807 The Blind It is the triumph of his joy!
Highland Boy
1807 Anticipation. That triumph, when the very worst, the pain,
October 1803
1807 Character of the To virtue every triumph that he knows:
Happy Warrior
TROD
1807 Yarrow Unvisited Had trod the banks of Clyde, and Tay,
1807 October 1803 I measure back the steps which I have trod,
["When looking"]
1807 Gipsies The glorious path in which he trod.
TROPHY
1807 To the Spade of That Man will have a trophy, humble Spade!
a Friend
TROPIC
1807 Where lies the Is she for tropic suns, or polar snow?
Land
TROUBLE
1807 The Matron of A trouble in her strong black eye;
Jedborough
TROUBLED
1807 Resolution and The Old Man's shape, and speech, all troubled me:
Independence
1807 To a Skylark And, though little troubled with sloth,
TROUBLES
1807 The Affliction My troubles, and beyond relief:
of Margaret ----
1807 Song at the And all old troubles now are ended.--
Feast of
TROUBLEST
1807 The Emigrant Thou troublest me with strange alarms;
Mother
TROW
1807 To the Small I'm as great as they, I trow,
Celandine
TRUE
1807 I grieved for By which true Sway doth mount; this is the stalk
Buonaparte
1807 I grieved for True Power doth grow on; and her rights are these.
Buonaparte
1807 To the Daisy Of true devotion.
1807 Yarrow Unvisited My True-love sigh'd for sorrow;
1807 The Matron of Is praise; heroic praise, and true!
Jedborough
1807 The Affliction As ever breathed: and that is true;
of Margaret ----
1807 To the Spade of Long hast Thou serv'd a Man to reason true;
a Friend
1807 To the Spade of False praise from true, or greater from the less,
a Friend
1807 To the Supreme Unless thou show to us thine own true way
Being
1807 Personal Talk Our daily world's true Worldlings, rank not me!
1807 From the Same 'Tis sense, unbridled will, and not true love,
["No mortal
1807 A Prophecy. Stirr'd by the breeze--they rose, a Nation, true,
February 1807
1807 A Prophecy. True to itself--the mighty Germany,
February 1807
1807 To Thomas First roused thee.--O true yoke-fellow of Time
Clarkson
TRUMPETS
1807 Anticipation. And greet your Sons! drums beat and trumpets blow!
October 1803
1807 Ode. Intimations The Cataracts blow their trumpets from the steep,
of Immortality
TRUNK
1807 The Matron of And useless arms, a Trunk of Man,
Jedborough
TRUST
1807 The Blind The Child; when she can trust her eyes,
Highland Boy
1807 Ode to Duty Too blindly have reposed my trust:
1807 Elegiac Stanzas A faith, a trust, that could not be betray'd.
1807 Character of the Who comprehends his trust, and to the same
Happy Warrior
1807 A Complaint I trust it is, and never dry:
1807 To Lady Beaumont Becoming thoughts, I trust, of solemn gloom
