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The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell
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Piezas 191
- A Chippewa legend
- A contrast
- A familiar epistle to a friend
- A foreboding
- A Misconception
- A mood
- A new year's greeting
- A parable
- A parable
- A parable
- A prayer
- A Requiem
- A Valentine
- A winter-evening hymn to my fire
- Above and below
- Absence
- After the burial
- Agro-dolce
- Aladdin
- All-saints
- Ambrose
- An April Birthday—at sea
- An ember picture
- An epistle to George William Curtis
- An incident in a railroad car
- An Indian-summer reverie
- An interview with miles Standish
- An invitation — To J[Ohn] F[Rancis] H[Eath]
- An Ode — For the fourth of July, 1876
- An Oriental apologue
- Arcadia Rediviva
- At the burns Centennial — January, 1859
- At the Commencement dinner, 1866 — In acknowledging a toast to the Smith Professor
- Auf wiedersehen — Summer
- Auspex
- Bankside (home of EDMUND Quincy) Dedham, may 21, 1877
- Bibliolatres
- Birthday verses — Written in a child's Album
- Bon Voyage
- Changed perspective
- Columbus
- Credidimus Jovem regnare
- Dara
- Death of queen Mercedes
- E.G. De R
- Eleanor makes macaroons
- Elegy on the death of Dr. Channing
- Estrangement
- Extreme unction
- Fact or fancy?
- Fancy's Casuistry
- Fitz Adam's story
- For an autograph
- 'Franciscus de Verulamio sic cogitavit'
- Godminster chimes
- Gold egg: a dream-Fantasy
- Hebe
- How I consulted the oracle of the Goldfishes
- I. Friendship — Agassiz
- II. Sentiment
- In a copy of Omar Khayyám
- In an Album
- In the half-way house
- In the twilight
- International Copyright
- Invita Minerva
- Jeffries Wyman — Died September 4, 1874
- Joseph Winlock — Died June 11, 1875
- L'ENVOi
- L'ENVOi — To the Muse
- Love and thought
- Love's clock — A pastoral
- Mahmood the image-breaker
- Masaccio — In the Brancacci chapel
- Memoriae Positum — R.G. Shaw
- Midnight
- Miscellaneous poems — A legend of Brittany part first
- Monna Lisa
- My portrait gallery
- New-year's eve, 1850
- Nightwatches
- No. VI
- Ode
- Ode — 19th April, 1875
- Ode to France — February, 1848
- Ode to happiness
- On a bust of General grant
- On a portrait of Dante by Giotto
- On an autumn Sketch of H.G. Wild
- On burning some old letters
- On hearing a Sonata of Beethoven's played in the next room
- On planting a tree at Inveraray
- On Receiving a copy of Mr. Austin Dobson's 'old world Idylls'
- On the death of a friend's child
- On the death of Charles Turner Torrey
- Palinode — Autumn
- Palinode—December
- Paolo to Francesca
- Pessimoptimism
- Phœbe
- Pictures from Appledore
- Prison of Cervantes
- Rhoecus
- Sayings
- Scherzo
- Science and poetry
- Seaweed
- Self-study
- She came and went
- Si descendero in Infernum, ades
- Sixty-Eighth Birthday
- Song
- Song
- Sonnet — On being asked for an autograph in Venice
- Sonnet — Scottish Border
- Sonnet — To Fanny Alexander
- Sonnets
- St. Michael the Weigher
- Stanzas on Freedom
- Studies for two heads
- Sun-worship
- Telepathy
- Tempora Mutantur
- The birch-tree
- The black preacher — A Breton legend
- The Brakes
- The broken tryst
- The captive
- The Courtin'
- The dancing bear
- The darkened mind
- The dead house
- The discovery
- The eye's Treasury
- The falcon
- The fatherland
- The flying Dutchman
- The forlorn
- The fountain of youth
- The growth of the legend — A fragment
- The heritage
- The landlord
- The lesson
- The maple
- The Miner
- The nobler lover
- The Nomades
- The Optimist
- The parting of the ways
- The Petition
- The pioneer
- The Pregnant comment
- The protest
- The recall
- The rose: a ballad
- The secret
- The singing leaves — A ballad
- The Sower
- The token
- The two Gunners — A fable
- The Voyage to Vinland
- The Washers of the shroud — October, 1861
- The wind-harp
- To——
- To a friend
- To a lady playing on the Cithern
- To a pine-tree
- To C.F. Bradford — On the gift of a meerschaum pipe
- To Charles Eliot Norton — Agro dolce
- To John Gorham Palfrey
- To Lamartine
- To Miss D.T. — On her giving me a drawing of little street Arabs
- To Mr. John Bartlett — Who had sent me a seven-pound trout
- To the Dandelion
- To the future
- To the memory of Hood
- To the past
- To W.L. GARRISON
- Trial
- Turner's old Téméraire — Under a figure Symbolizing the church
- Two scenes from the life of Blondel — Autumn, 1863
- Under the October maples
- Under the old elm
- Under the willows
- Verses
- What Rabbi Jehosha said
- With a pair of gloves lost in a wager
- With a Seashell
- With an Armchair
- Without and within
- Yussouf