Poetical Works of William Cullen Bryant

Name: Poetical Works of William Cullen Bryant
Author: William Cullen Bryant

137 piezas en la casa

William Cullen Bryant

Piezas 137

A brighter day. — From the Spanish
A dream
A forest hymn
A hymn of the sea
A Legend of the Delawares
A Lifetime
A Meditation on Rhode island Coal
A northern Legend. — From the German of Uhland
A Presentiment
A scene on the banks of the Hudson
A summer Ramble
A walk at Sunset
A winter Piece
Among the trees
An evening Revery
An Indian at the burial-place of his — Fathers
Autumn woods
"Blessed are they that mourn."
Catterskill falls
Christmas in 1875. — Supposed to be written by a Spaniard
Dante
Earth
"Earth's children cleave to earth."
Fatima and Raduan. — From the Spanish
From the Spanish of Pedro de Castro y — Añaya
From the Spanish of Villegas
Green river
"He hath put all things under his — Feet."
Hymn of the Waldenses
Hymn to the North star
"I broke the spell that held me long."
"I cannot forget with what fervid — Devotion."
In memory of William Leggett
"Innocent child and snow-white flower."
Lines on Revisiting the country
Love in the age of Chivalry. — From Peyre Vidal, the Troubadour
March
Mary Magdalen. — From the Spanish of Bartolome Leonardo de Argensola
May evening
Midsummer
Monument mountain
My autumn walk
"No man knoweth his sepulchre."
Noon. — From an unfinished poem
November
October, 1866
"Oh fairest of the rural maids."
"Oh mother of a mighty race."
Our fellow-worshippers
"Receive thy sight."
Robert of Lincoln
Romero
Seventy-six
Song
Song
Song. — From the Spanish of Iglesias
Song of Marion's men
Song of the Greek Amazon
Sonnet. — From the Portuguese of Semedo
Summer wind
The ages
The Alcayde of Molina. — From the Spanish
The Antiquity of freedom
The Arctic lover
The battle-field
The burial of love
The burial-place. — A Fragment
The child's funeral
The Conjunction of Jupiter and Venus
The Conqueror's grave
The Constellations
The Count of Greiers. — From the German of Uhland
The crowded street
The damsel of Peru
The death of Aliatar. — From the Spanish
The death of Schiller
The death of Slavery
The death of the flowers
The Disinterred warrior
The evening wind
The flood of years
The fountain
The future life
The Greek boy
The Greek Partisan
The green mountain Boys
The hunter of the Prairies
The hunter's Serenade
The hunter's vision
The hurricane
The Indian girl's Lament
The journey of life
The knight's Epitaph
The lady of castle Windeck. — From the German of Chamisso
The land of dreams
The lapse of time
The little people of the snow
The love of God. — From the Provençal of Bernard Rascas
The maiden's sorrow
The Massacre at Scio
"The may sun sheds an amber light."
The murdered traveller
The new and the old
The new moon
The night journey of a river
The old man's counsel
The order of Nature. — From Boethius de Consolatione
The Painted cup
The paradise of tears. — From the German of N. Müeller
The past
The path
The Prairies
The return of youth
The Serenade. — From the Spanish
The song of the stars
The stream of life
The tides
The twenty-second of December
The two graves
The two Travellers
The unknown way
The voice of autumn
The waning moon
The west wind
The white-footed deer
The wind and stream
The winds
The yellow violet
To a Mosquito
To a Waterfowl
To Cole, the painter, departing for Europe
To the Apennines
To the river Arve. — Supposed to be written at a hamlet near the foot of
Tree-burial
Version of a Fragment of Simonides
"When the firmament quivers with — Daylight's young beam."
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