No Contents page. Poems include:
Lines on seeing the Friends’ Meeting House,
in Bristol, called the Friars, now standing on the site of an
ancient Monastery |
5 |
Address to Happiness |
11 |
The Retrospect |
14 |
To the memory of a much-lov’d Sister |
15 |
Evening |
17 |
To Sensibility |
19 |
An Effusion |
21 |
Lines descriptive of the character of an ingenious
Youth |
24 |
Reflections of a serious Moment. |
27 |
Written at the Close of Day. |
30 |
An Estimate of the Pleasures of Life. |
32 |
A Summer Evening’s Contemplations. |
34 |
To Echo. |
37 |
On the Æolian Harp. |
40 |
To Religion |
42 |
An Address to Poetry |
44 |
Sonnet to a Butterfly |
46 |
Sonnet |
47 |
Addressed to Emma, on her departure for the Country |
48 |
To Disappointment |
50 |
Lines addressed to a young Friend, during a Visit
at the Sea Coast |
53 |
To Hope |
58 |
Lines, chiefly composed during an Evening’s
Ramble near the Bristol Hotwells |
61 |
Addressed to a Friend |
65 |
Expectation |
67 |
The Advantages of Resignation. |
70 |
Reflections in a Burial Ground. |
73 |
An Effusion |
77 |
Sonnet I. |
81 |
Sonnet II. |
82 |
Sonnet III. to Infancy |
83 |
Sonnet IV. Description of Apathy. |
84 |
Sonnet V. |
85 |
Sonnet VI. to a Pen. |
86 |
Sonnet VII. addressed to Emma. |
87 |
On the fading Enjoyments of Time. |
88 |
To the Rainbow. |
91 |
Sonnet to the Violet. |
93 |
Sonnet on Spring |
94 |
Address to Solitude |
95 |
Written by Moonlight. |
99 |
Lines written on seeing a Spider spinning his Web. |
102 |
Absence. |
104 |
On Death |
107 |
To the Bee. |
110 |
To a Sheet of Paper. |
112 |
On Poverty. |
114 |
On reading some elegant Commendations of a Character,
to which they were not appropriate. |
116 |
Written on New Year’s Day. |
118 |
Imagination’s Picture |
120 |
To Charity |
122 |
To Conscience. |
124 |
Address to Beauty |
125 |
False Friendship delineated. |
127 |
Written in Condemnation of Satire |
130 |
A Fragment |
132 |
To Modesty |
134 |
To Memory.. |
136 |
Description of a great Character |
138 |
On Silence. |
141 |
A Fragment. |
143 |
Written on the receipt of a Letter from a Friend. |
146 |
Sonnet to the Willow. |
148 |
Sonnet. |
149 |
On seeing the Portrait of a Friend. |
150 |
Lines on the sudden Death of a Friend. |
151 |
