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Fitz-Greene Halleck
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- A Folded Leaf
- A Good Old Man
- A Lyric from the German
- A Memory of the Thames
- A Night in June
- A Psalm of Life
- A Rainless April
- A Reminiscence
- A Sleepless Night
- A Wood in Spring
- After All's Done
- After the Rain
- All Through the Day
- Alma minha gentil, que te partiste
- Almond-Blossom
- An Indo-Anglian Poet
- An Oriental Tribute on the Opening of the Indian and Colonial Exhibition by the Queen
- An Unpublished Correspondence
- April with Rain. - A Sequel
- "At Dawn he Marks the Smoke among the Trees"
- August in the Keswick Vale
- Autumn Leaves
- Baron Fisco at Home
- "Blossoms Meet to Mourn the Dead"
- Blue Gentian: a Thought
- Boast Not of To-morrow
- Bon Jour, Bon Soir
- Cain and Abel
- Children's Christmas Hymn
- Death and Love
- Dedicatory Poem to the Princess Alice
- Dirge, after Herrick
- Down by the Shore
- "Ein' feste Burg ist unser Gott"
- Em quanto quiz Fortuna que tivesse
- England to America
- Epitaph for the Rev. Dr. Buckland
- Et tu in Arcadia Vixisti
- "Eu cantarei de amor tao docemente"
- Fallen Flowers
- Familiar Faces
- First and Last
- First Time at Church
- Flowers on the Top of the Pillars at the Entrance of the Cave of Staffa
- Francis Turner Palgrave
- From Corydon: when April is Drawing to a Close
- From my Armchair
- Grandmother's Teaching
- Helen of Troy
- Hidden, not Lost
- "Hope, Child! To-Morrow"
- I envy thee, thou careless wind
- In a Palm Grove
- In Memoriam Puellulæ Dulcissimæ. - D. P. W.
- In Memoriam W. E. Forster
- In the Baptistery, Westminster Abbey
- In the Mirror
- In the Spring
- Irish Love-Song
- Issue 1256 — Lucretius
- Issue 1489 — Autumn
- Issue 1822 — A Cynic
- Issue 1822 — Lore-Lei
- Issue 1822 — Secret Love
- Issue 1822 — Spring
- Issue 1842 — Importunity
- Issue 1847 — Autumn
- Issue 1852 — A Valentine
- Issue 1852 — Rest
- Issue 1852 — Summer Eve
- Issue 1855 — Beyond
- Issue 1855 — Rondeau
- Issue 1855 — The Bath
- Issue 1856 — A Love-Song
- Issue 1856 — In Arcadia
- Issue 1857 — At Sunset
- Issue 1861 — Justinian
- Issue 1863 — Silence
- Issue 1865 — Death
- Issue 1865 — Æolian
- Issue 1865 — Vigil
- Issue 1867 — Prayer
- Issue 1867 — Spring
- Issue 1876 — Entering in
- Issue 1877 — De Profundis
- Issue 1897 — East London
- Issue 1936 — The Wye
- Issue 1942 — Holidays
- Issue 1943 — Nightfall
- Issue 1948 — A Dream
- Issue 1952 — Looking Back
- Issue 1952 — Song
- Issue 1953 — Despair
- Issue 1959 — At Vaucluse
- Issue 1995 — Two Rondeaux
- Issue 1998 — To Virgil
- Issue 2004 — Song
- Issue 2004 — Two Epitaphs
- Issue 2007 — Primroses
- Issue 2044 — Terry Wigan
- Issue 2091 — A Birthday
- Issue 2091 — The Hawthorn
- Issue 2092 — The Pyramids
- Issue 2094 — July
- Issue 2094 — Parting
- Issue 2095 — Unquenched
- Issue 2180 — A Holiday
- Issue 2181 — Doubt
- Issue 2181 — Sunrise
- Issue 2185 — The Return
- Issue 2186 — At Brooks's
- Issue 2189 — The Skylark
- Issue 2190 — Till Sunrise
- Issue 2191 — The Sentis
- Issue 2192 — Bird Notes
- Issue 2192 — The Poplars
- Issue 2200 — Eternity
- Issue 2200 — Luna
- Issue 2200 — Memory
- Issue 2200 — Sonnet XIII
- Issue 2201 — Obscurity
- Issue 2201 — To my Mother
- Issue 2232 — By the River
- Issue 2232 — Two Days
- Issue 2233 — A Nocturne
- Issue 2233 — Jack Frost
- Issue 2233 — Only a Week
- Issue 2234 — We Two
- Issue 2235 — To-morrow
- Issue 2236 — April
- Issue 2236 — Peace
- Issue 2237 — At Sunset
- Issue 2237 — My Chaffinch
- Issue 2239 — Forth
- Issue 2239 — In April
- Issue 2242 — Emily Bronte
- Issue 2242 — Song
- Issue 2242 — Two Poets
- Issue 2243 — A Journey
- Issue 2244 — Echoes
- Issue 2244 — Moon-Thirst
- Issue 2257 — Autumn, 1885
- Issue 723 — The Winters
- Juventus Mundi
- Life and Love
- Lines on a White Cyclamen Brought from Jerusalem
- Little Lovers
- Love and Vision
- Love's Season
- March Blossoms
- March Meadows
- Martin Lightfoot's Song
- Mort d'Arthur
- "My Daughter, Hence and Pray! See, Night is Stealing o'er us"
- "My Heart Before the God of Innocence I lay me"
- My Little Woman
- "Na metade do Ceo subido ardia"
- Naturæ Penetralia
- No mundo poucos annos, e cansados
- Norwegian Sonnets
- "O That I had Wings like a Dove!"
- Ode to Gautier
- Oh come to me now
- On a Country Road
- On the Belfry Tower
- On the Death of Joseph Rodman Drake
- One Lesser Jot
- One with Thee
- Our Canary Bird
- Passing and Glassing
- Philip Bourke Marston
- Plymouth Harbor - Sunday
- Poem at the Dedication of the Halleck Monument
- Poetical Epistle to Louis Gaylord Clark, Esq.
- Pride of Youth
- "Que levas, cruel morte? Hum claro dia"
- Respice Finem!
- "Return unto thy Rest"
- Rose or Thorn
- Saturday Songs
- Signs of Spring
- Somehow or Other
- Sonnet: a Cry from Ireland
- Sonnet on a Drowned Friend
- Spring and the Heart
- Sunset on the Lomonds
- Surprised by Joy, Impatient as the Wind
- The Ameer's Message
- The Bubble of the Silver-Springing Waves
- The Cloudberry
- "The Cow Low'd Sadly o'er the Distant Gate"
- The Death of Procris
- The Defence of Lucknow
- The Ebb of Love
- The Forest Glade
- The Giver and the Taker
- The Golden Year
- The Highland Tartan
- "The Irresponsive Land"
- The Lament of Libanius
- The Land of Promise: a Fable
- The Last Year
- The Master of the House
- The Mænad's Grave
- The New Birth
- The Old Politician
- "The Other Side"
- The Pick of the Whelps
- The Poetry of a Root-Crop
- The Primrose of the Rock
- The Promise of Spring
- The Round of Life
- The Song of a Summer Stream
- The Wanderer's Return
- The Wind on the Hill
- Thoughts at Sunrise
- To a Doleful Poet
- To a Hyacinth in an April Storm
- To Alfred J. Church
- To Fitz-Greene Halleck
- To Friends after Death
- To My Friend in the Country
- To Philip Bourke Marston
- To the Liberator
- Twilight (Halleck)
- Two Years After
- Under the Limes
- Unsatisfactory
- When First the Willows' Budding Spray
- "When to the Birds their Morning Meal I Threw"
- Wind Fantasies
- With Struggle, Strength
- Worldly Place
- "Would thy warm heart human, too!"