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The Lifetime Published Poetry
INDEX OF TITLES
Sonnets are indicated by (S)
following the title. The volume is
shown in the square brackets.
Absence [VM1]
Address to a Lark, singing in Winter
[PD]
Address to my Father [VM1]
Address to Plenty, in Winter [PD]
Adieu, The [PD]
Adventures of a Grasshopper
[RM]
After reading in a Letter
proposals for building a Cottage [VM1]
Ant, The (S) [PD]
Antiquity (S) [RM]
Antiquity [SC]
Ants, The (S) [VM2]
Anxiety (S) [PD]
Approach of Spring (S) [PD]
April [SC]
Arbour, The (S) [VM2]
Ass, The (S) [RM]
August [SC]
Autumn [VM1]
Autumn (S) [VM2]
Autumn [RM]
Autumn Robin, The [RM]
Backward Spring, The [RM]
Ballad (I dreamed not what it was to woo,) [RM]
Ballad (The spring returns, the pewet screams) [RM]
Ballad (Where is the heart thou once hast won,) [RM]
Ballad—“A
weedling wild” [VM1]
Ballad—“I love thee, sweet Mary” [VM1]
Ballad—“When nature’s beauty shone
complete” [VM1]
Ballad—“Where the dark ivy” [VM1]
Ballad—“Winter’s
gone, the summer breezes” [VM2]
Beans in Blossom (S) [RM]
Smiling in Sunshine, as the storm frowns by, (S) [RM]
Boys at Play (S) [RM]
Breath of Morning, The (S) [RM]
Burthorp Oak (S) [RM]
Careless Rambles (S) [RM]
Childhood (S) [VM2]
Childish
Recollections [VM2]
Christian Faith (S) [PD]
Contrast of Beauty and Virtue, The
[PD]
Copse in Winter, A (S) [VM2]
Country Girl, The [PD, 1st
ed.]
Cowper Green [VM1]
Crab-tree, The (S) [RM]
Cress-gatherer, The [VM2]
Cross Roads; or, the Haymaker’s Story, The
[VM2]
Crowland Abbey (S) [RM]
Dawnings of Genius [PD]
Day-break (S) [VM2]
Death of Beauty (S) [RM]
Decay (S) [RM]
Decay [RM]
December [SC]
Deity, The (S) [RM]
Description of a
Thunder-Storm [VM1]
Disappointment, The
[VM1]
Dolly’s Mistake; or, the Ways of the Wake
[PD]
Dream, The [SC]
Early Rising [PD]
Early Sorrows (S) [VM2]
Early Spring (S) [VM2]
Earth’s Eternity (S) [RM]
Effusion [VM1]
Elegy on the Ruins of Pickworth,
Rutlandshire [PD]
Emmonsale’s Heath [RM]
Epigram [PD]
Eternity of Time (S) [RM]
Evening [PD]
Evening (S) [PD]
Evening (S) [VM2]
Evening Pastime (S)
[RM]
Evening Primrose (S)
[RM]
Evening Schoolboys
(S) [RM]
Evening Star, The [RM]
Expectation (S) [PD]
Expression (S) [VM2]
Fairy Rings, The (S) [RM]
Aye, almost Scripture-truths!—My poorer mind (S) [RM]
Falling Leaves [PD]
Fame (S) [RM]
Familiar Epistle, to a Friend [PD]
February [SC]
First Love’s Recollections [RM]
First of May.—A Ballad, The [PD]
First Sight of Spring (S)
[RM]
Flood, The (S) [RM]
Waves trough—rebound—and furious boil again, (S) [RM]
Fountain, The [PD]
Fountain of Hope, The (S)
[RM]
Friend Lubin [PD]
Genius [RM]
Gipsy’s Camp, The [VM1]
Gipsy’s Evening Blaze, The (S) [PD]
Glinton Spire (S) [RM]
Hail-storm in June, 1831, The (S)
[RM]
Happiness of Ignorance, The
(S) [RM]
Happy Bird, The (S) [RM]
Harvest Morning, The [PD]
Hay-making (S) [RM]
Helpstone [PD]
Helpstone Church-yard (S) [VM2]
Helpstone
Green [VM2]
Her I Love [PD]
Hereafter (S) [VM2]
Holywell [VM1]
Home (S) [VM2]
Home Happiness [RM]
Honesty (S) [RM]
The rich man claims it; but he often buys (S) [RM]
Hope (S) [VM2]
Idle Hour, An (S) [RM]
Impromptu—“Where
art thou wandering, little child?” [VM2]
Impulses of Spring [RM]
In Hilly-Wood (S) [VM2]
Insects [RM]
Izaac Walton (S) [RM]
January [SC]
Jockey and Jenny; or, The Progress
of Love [SC]
Joys of Youth (S) [VM2]
July [SC]
June [SC]
Lair at Noon, A (S) [VM2]
Langley Bush [VM1]
Last of April, The (S) [VM2]
Last of Autumn, The [SC]
Last of
March, The [VM2]
Life
(S) [VM2]
Life, Death, and Eternity [SC]
Look at the Heavens, A [VM1]
Lord Byron (S) [RM]
Love [RM]
Magic of Beauty, The (S) [RM]
March [SC]
Mary Lee [RM]
May [SC]
May (S) [RM]
Birds sing and build, and Nature scorns alone (S) [RM]
Princess of Months!—so
Nature’s choice ordains, (S) [RM]
Up like a princess starts the merry Morning, (S) [RM]
May-Day [VM1]
May-Noon (S) [VM2]
Memory (S) [RM]
Memory of Love; A Tale, The
[SC]
Merit (S) [RM]
Milking Hour, The [RM]
Milking Shed, The (S) [RM]
Milton Abbey (S) [VM2]
Mole, The (S) [RM]
Moon, The (S) [PD]
Morning (S) [VM2]
Morning Pleasures (S) [RM]
Morning Wind, The (S) [RM]
My last Shilling [PD]
My Love, thou art a Nosegay sweet
[PD]
My Mary [PD]
Narrative
Verses [VM2]
Native Scenes (S) [PD]
Native Scenes (S) [VM2]
Nature (S) [VM2]
Nature’s Hymn
to the Deity [RM]
Night (S) [VM2]
Noon [PD]
Noon (S) [VM2]
Nothingness of Life (S)
[RM]
November [SC]
November (S) [RM]
Nutting [RM]
Nutting (S) [RM]
October [SC]
Old Poesy (S) [RM]
Old
On a lost Greyhound lying on the Snow [PD]
On an Infant
Killed by Lightning [RM]
On an Infant’s Grave [PD]
On Beauty [PD]
On Cruelty [PD]
On Death (S) [VM2]
On hearing a Lady play on the musical
Glasses (S) [VM2]
On Leaving the Cottage of My Birth
[RM]
On May Morning [RM]
On seeing a Picture of sacred
Contemplation (S) [VM2]
On Seeing a Skull on Cowper Green [RM]
On Taste (S) [VM2]
On the Death of a beautiful young
Lady [PD]
On the Sight of Spring [VM1]
On Youth [PD]
Pastoral, A —“Surely, Lucy, love
returns” [VM1]
Pastoral Fancies [RM]
Pasture, The [RM]
Patty [PD]
Patty of the Vale [PD]
Peace (S) [VM2]
Pleasant Place, A (S) [RM]
Pleasant Places (S) [RM]
Pleasures Past (S) [VM2]
Poesy [SC]
Poet’s Wish, The [PD]
Poverty (S) [VM2]
Primrose, The (S) [PD]
Quiet Mind, The [RM]
Recollections after a Ramble
[VM1]
Recollections
after an evening Walk [VM2]
Request, The [VM1]
River Gwash, The (S) [PD]
Robin, The [PD]
Rosy Jane [VM2]
Round-oak Spring (S) [RM]
Rural Evening [VM2]
Rural Morning [VM2]
Rural Scenes (S) [RM]
Rustic Fishing [VM2]
Sabbath Walks (S) [VM2]
Sad was the Day [PD]
Scene, A (S) [PD]
Sedge-Bird’s Nest (S) [RM]
September [SC]
Setting Sun, The (S) [PD]
Shadows (S) [RM]
Shepherd Boy, The (S) [RM]
Shepherd’s Hut (S) [RM]
Those rude old
tales!—man’s memory augurs ill, (S) [RM]
Shepherd’s Song, The [RM]
Shepherd’s Tree, The (S)
[RM]
Sigh, A —“Again freckled cowslips” [VM1]
Sigh in a
Play-ground, A [VM2]
Skylark, The [RM]
Slander (S) [RM]
It feeds on falsehood, and on clamour lives; (S) [RM]
Snowdrop, The (S) [VM2]
Solitude [VM1]
Song of Praise [VM2]
Song (O the voice of woman’s
love!) [RM]
Song—“A
beautiful flower” [VM2]
Song—“Dropt here and there upon the
flower” [VM1]
Song—“Fill the foaming cups again” [VM2]
Song—“Mary, the day of love’s pleasures has
been” [VM2]
Song—“Of all
the days in memory’s list” [VM2]
Song—“One gloomy eve” [VM1]
Song—“Swamps of wild rush-beds” [VM1]
Song—“The sultry day” [VM1]
Song—“There was a time” [VM2]
Song—“There’s the daisy, the woodbine” [VM2]
Sonnet—To Napoleon (S) [RM]
Sorrows for a favourite tabby Cat
[VM1]
Sorrows for a Friend (S) [VM2]
Sorrows of Love; or, The Broken Heart, The
[SC]
Spring (S) [VM2]
Spring (S) [RM]
Spring Morning, A (S)
[RM]
Stepping Stones (S) [RM]
Sudden Shower (S) [RM]
Summer (S) [PD]
Summer (S) [VM2]
Summer Evening [PD]
Summer Evening (S) [VM2]
Summer Images [RM]
Summer Moods (S) [RM]
Summer Morning [PD]
Summer Morning (S) [VM2]
Summer Tints (S) [VM2]
Sunday [VM1]
Sunday Walks [VM2]
Sun-set (S) [RM]
Sycamore, The (S) {RM]
Tender Flower, A [RM]
Thoughts in a Church-yard [RM]
Thrush’s Nest, The (S) [RM]
To **** [SC]
To ****** (S) [VM2]
To a Bower [VM1]
To a city Girl [VM1]
To a cold Beauty, insensible of Love
[PD]
To a dead Tree [VM1]
To a favourite Tree (S) [PD]
To a Poet [RM]
To a red Clover Blossom (S) [VM2]
To a Rose-bud in humble Life [PD]
To an angry Bee (S) [VM2]
To an April Daisy [PD]
To an early Butterfly (S) [VM2]
To an early Cowslip [VM1]
To an Early Friend [RM]
To an Hour-glass (S) [VM2]
To an infant Daughter [VM1]
To an insignificant Flower,
obscurely blooming in a lonely Wild [PD]
To Autumn (S) [VM2]
To Charles Lamb (S) [RM]
To Dewint (S) [RM]
To Health [VM1]
To Hope [PD]
To Hope (S) [PD]
To my Cottage (S) [VM2]
To my Mother (S) [VM2]
To my Oaten Reed (S) [PD]
To P**** [RM]
To Poesy [VM1]
To Religion (S) [PD]
To the Butterfly [VM2]
To the Clouds [VM1]
To the Cowslip [SC]
To the Glow-worm (S) [PD]
To the Ivy (S) [VM2]
To the Memory of Bloomfield
(S) [RM]
To the Memory of John Keats (S) [VM2]
To the Right Honorable Admiral Lord
Radstock [VM2]
To the Rural Muse [VM2]
To the Rural Muse [RM]
To the Violet
[VM2]
To the Winds (S) [PD]
To Time (S) [VM2]
To-day the Fox must Die.—A Hunting Song
[PD]
Tomb, The (S) [VM2]
True Love [PD]
Twilight (S) [VM2]
Vanity of Fame (S) [RM]
Village Boy, The (S) [RM]
Village Funeral, The [PD]
Village Minstrel, The [VM1]
Wanderings in June [SC]
Water Lilies (S) [RM]
What is
Life? [PD]
Widower’s Lament, The [VM1]
Wild Nosegay (S) [VM2]
Wild-flower Nosegay, The [VM2]
William and Robin [VM1]
Winter (S) [VM2]
Winter (S) [RM]
Winter Rainbow [VM1]
Winter Scene, A (S) [PD]
Wish, A (S) [VM2]
Woman (S) [VM2]
Wood-cutter’s night Song, The [VM2]
Woodland Seat, A (S) [RM]
Observe the flowers around us, how they live, (S) [RM]
In every trifle something lives to please (S) [RM]
Woodman, The
[VM2]
Woodman, The (S) [RM]
World for Love,
A [RM]
Wren, The (S) [RM]
Written in Autumn (S) [VM2]
Written in November (S) [VM2]
Wryneck’s Nest, The (S) [RM]