The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood

Name: The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
Author: Thomas Hood

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Thomas Hood

Piezas 95

A flying visit
A lay of real life
A Parthian glance
A plain direction
A Retrospective Review
A storm at Hastings, — And the little Unknown
Agricultural distress. — A pastoral report
An address to the steam washing company
An old Ballad
An open question
Autumn
Autumn
Ballad
Ballad
Bianca's dream. — A Venetian story
Birthday verses
Domestic Didactics. — By an old servant
Domestic poems
Etching Moralised. — To a noble Lady
Fair Ines
False poets and true. — To Wordsworth
Flowers
Hit or Miss
Hood's poetical works. — To hope
Hymn to the sun
Lear
Lines
Lines written in a young Lady's Album
Lycus the Centaur
Midnight
Morning Meditations
Ode. — Autumn
Ode to Joseph Grimaldi, Senior
Ode to melancholy
Ode to Rae Wilson, Esq. — To the editor of the Athenaeum
Ode to the moon
Playing at Soldiers
Queen Mab
Rural Felicity
Ruth
Serenade
Shooting pains
Song
Song
Song
Sonnet
Sonnet
Sonnet
Sonnet
Sonnet. — For the 14th of February
Sonnet. — On Receiving a gift
Sonnet. — Silence
Sonnet. — To an Enthusiast
Sonnet. — To my wife
Sonnet. — Written in a volume of Shakspeare
Sonnet. — Written in Keats' "Endymion."
The Angler's farewell
The Bachelor's dream
The Bridge of sighs
The departure of summer
The drowning ducks
The Elm tree. — A dream in the woods
The Exile
The fall
The Forsaken
The Irish Schoolmaster
The Key. — A Moorish romance
The Lady's dream
The last man
The lay of the Laborer
The lee shore
The lost heir
The Mary. — A sea-side sketch
The pauper's Christmas carol
The poet's Portion
The progress of art
The sea of death. — A fragment
The stag-eyed Lady. — A Moorish tale
The two Peacocks of Bedfont
The two Swans. — A fairy tale
The Volunteer
The Wee man. — A romance
The Workhouse clock. — An Allegory
Tim Turpin. — A pathetic Ballad
Time, hope, and memory
To ——
To a child Embracing his mother
To a cold beauty
To a false friend
To a sleeping child
To a sleeping child
To an Absentee
To —— — Composed at Rotterdam
To fancy
Verses in an Album