✶
CADA PIEZA VIVE EN UNA DIRECCIÓN · NADA VIVE EN UNA SOLA SALA
✶
Poetósfera
›
Libros y colecciones
› Poems by Speranza
Libro · inglés
Poems by Speranza
83 piezas en la casa
Jane Wilde
Piezas
83
A la Sombra de Mis Cabellos. — From the Spanish.—Sixteenth Century
A Lament
A Lament for the Potato. — A.D. 1739. (from the Irish)
A Remonstrance, — Addressed to D. Florence m'Carthy, M.R.I.A
A Servian song
A Supplication. "de Profundis Clamavi Ad Te Domine."
A warning. — From the Danish
An appeal to Ireland
Aspirations
Attendite Popule
Budris and his sons. — From the Russian
Cassandra. — From Schiller
Catarina. — From the Portuguese of Camoens
Constancy. — From the Russian
Corinne's last love-song
Death Wishes
Dedication
Désillusion
Destiny
Discipline
Farewell!
Fatality. — From the German
"For Norge!" — From the Danish
Foreshadowings
Forward!
France in '93
Have we done well for Ireland?
Have ye Counted the cost?
Hymn to the cross — Savonarola
Ignez de Castro. — From the Portuguese
Instability. — From the Spanish.—Sixteenth Century
Jesus to the soul. — Savonarola
La Via Dolorosa
Le Réveille
Man's mission
Memory
Misery is mystery
O'Connell
Opportunity. — From the Italian of Machiavelli
Our Fatherland
Ruins
Salvation
Signs of the times
Suleima to her lover. — From the Turkish
Sympathies with the Universal
The brothers. — A scene from '98
The Comparison. — From the Portuguese
The dawn
The dying Christian
The Enigma
The Exile
The Exodus
The Faithless shepherds
The fall of the tyrants. — +a Spanish Ballad, 1492.+
The famine Year
The fate of the Lyrist
The fisherman
The fountain in the forest. — From Lamartine
The ideal. — From Schiller
The Itinerant singing girl. — From the Danish
The Knight's pledge
The Lady Beatriz. — Romance. From the Spanish.—Thirteenth Century
The mystic tree. — From Ölenschläger
The new path
The old man's blessing
The Parable of life
The past
The Poet at court
The Poet's destiny
The prisoners. — Christmas, 1869
The voice of the poor
The Waiwode. — From the Russian
The Year of Revolutions
The young patriot Leader
'Tis not upon earth
To a Despondent Nationalist
To-day!
Tristan and Isolde. — The love sin
Vanitas
Who will show us any good?
Why weepest thou?
William Carleton. — +died, January 30th, 1869.+
Work while it is Called to-day