DEDICATION | 1 |
SOLITUDE | 5 |
THE SPIRIT OF POETRY | 16 |
A SPRING MORNING | 22 |
A SPRING EVENING | 24 |
STANZAS | 27 |
CONSUMPTION – A SKETCH | 28 |
TO THE GENTIANELLA | 35 |
MORN | 38 |
THOUGHTS IN AUTUMN | 41 |
ON A LAMB SLEEPING | 56 |
THE DOG VIOLET | 58 |
VISIONS OF THE PAST | 60 |
HOPE | 69 |
BENEVOLENCE | 72 |
CHRISTMAS-DAY | 74 |
A SCENE IN THE WELSH MOUNTAINS | 77 |
A SUMMER SABBATH-EVENING | 87 |
THE DEATH OF THE WELSH HARPER- A FRAGMENT | 89 |
ON A CHURCH IN SOUTH WALES | 101 |
VISIONS OF THE DEPARTED | 104 |
THE PAGEANT AND THE FUNERAL | 106 |
SUNSET | 112 |
STANZAS ON PARTING WITH DEAR FRIENDS | 115 |
THE FATHER AND CHILD | 118 |
RECOLLECTIONS | 120 |
WRITTEN ON VISITING THE RUINS OF GLASTONBURY ABBEY | 131 |
TO MRS. HEMANS | 133 |
PARTING | 135 |
THE LAMENT OF THE PATRIARCH | 137 |
MARIAN OF THE GLEN – PART THE FIRST | 139 |
PART THE SECOND | 145 |
PART THE THIRD | 152 |
PART THE FOURTH | 160 |
ON THE OMNIPOTENCE OF GOD | 164 |
ON THE OMNIPRESENE OF GOD | 167 |
ITALY AND ENGLAND | 170 |
ON A PREMATURE SPRING | 173 |
THE GIPSY CHILD'S FUNERAL | 178 |
STANZAS | 184 |
TO A SLUMBERING INFANT | 186 |
THE RIVER WYE | 189 |
NATURE'S MUSIC | 194 |
THE INDIAN CHIEF AND HIS CAPTIVE | 197 |
TO MELANCHOLY | 201 |
NIGHT | 203 |
PRAISE | 206 |
TO THE INFIDEL | 209 |
ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT | 211 |
WILD FLOWERS | 213 |
LINES TO --- | 215 |
