Poet
Ambrose Bierce
1842–1914
English
- Died Of A Rose
- "Phil" Crimmins
- A "Born Leader Of Men."
- A "Mass" Meeting
- A "Mute Inglorious Milton."
- A "Scion Of Nobility"
- A BALLAD OF PIKEVILLE.
- A BEQUEST TO MUSIC.
- A BIT OF SCIENCE.
- A BLACK-LIST.
- A BUBBLE.
- A BUILDER.glossed
- A BULLETIN.glossed
- A Caller
- A CAREER IN LETTERS.
- A Celebrated Case
- A CHALLENGE.
- A Cheating Preacher
- A Commuted Sentence
- A Competitor
- A CONTROVERSIALIST
- A Coward
- A Creditable Collision
- A Critic
- A Crocodile
- A CULINARY CANDIDATEglossed
- A Dampened Ardor
- A Demagogue
- A DEMAND.
- A DILEMMA.
- A FAIR DIVISION.
- A False Alarm
- A FALSE PROPHECY.
- A Finger on the Lips
- A Fish Commissioner
- A FOOL.
- A Future Conversation
- A Growler
- A GUEST.
- A Hasty Inference
- A HYMN OF THE MANY.
- A Jack-At-All-Views
- A King of Craft
- A LACKING FACTOR.glossed
- A Land Fight
- A Learner
- A Lifted Finger
- A LITERARY HANGMAN
- A Long-Felt Want
- A Man
- A Meeting
- A Merciful Governor
- A Military Incident
- A Mine for Reformers
- A MORNING FANCY.
- A Mystery
- A Naval Method
- A NIGHTMARE.
- A PARADOX.
- A Partial Eclipse
- A PARTISAN'S PROTEST.glossed
- A Patter Song
- A Peaceful Community
- A PICKBRAIN.
- A Pious Rite
- A Plague of Asses
- A Playwright
- A Poet'S Father
- A POET'S HOPE.
- A Political Apostate
- A Political Violet
- A POSSIBILITY.
- A Prayer
- A Prediction
- A Promised Fast Train
- A Prophet of Peace
- A Question Of Eligibility
- A Railroad Lackey
- A Rational Anthem
- A Rear Elevation
- A RENDEZVOUS.
- A REPLY TO A LETTER.
- A Retort
- A SERENADE.glossed
- A Silurian Holiday
- A Single Termer
- A Soaring Toad
- A SOCIAL CALL.
- A Society Leader
- A Song In Praise
- A Spade
- A STUDY IN GRAY.
- A Teagoing Admiral
- A VISION OF CLIMATE
- A VISION OF DOOM.
- A Vision Of Resurrection
- A Voice from Peking
- A Voluptuary
- A War Cry
- A WARNING.
- A Water-Pirate
- A WELCOME.
- A WET SEASON.
- A WHIPPER-IN.
- A Word To The Unwise
- A WREATH OF IMMORTELLES
- A YEAR'S CASUALTIES.
- Accepted
- Ad Cattonum
- Ad Moodium
- Adair Welcker, Poet
- After Goldsmith
- After Portsmouth
- After Tennyson
- AGAIN.
- ALFRED CLARKE JR.
- Alone
- AMBROSE BIERCE.
- An "Exhibit"
- An Absurdum
- An Actor
- AN ALIBI.
- AN ANARCHIST.
- AN APOLOGUE.
- An Art Critic
- An Attorney-General
- AN AUGURY.
- AN AVERAGE.
- An Election Expense
- An Emigrant
- AN ENEMY TO LAW AND ORDER.
- An Epigrammatist
- An Epitaph
- AN EPITAPH.
- AN ERROR.
- AN EXAMPLE.
- AN EXILE.
- AN EXPLANATION.
- An Idler
- AN IMPOSTER.
- An Infraction of the Rules
- An Inscription
- An Inscription
- An Inscription
- AN INSCRIPTION
- An Inspired Performance
- An Interpretation
- AN INVOCATION.
- AN OBITUARIAN
- AN OFFER OF MARRIAGE.
- An Undress Uniform
- AN UNMERRY CHRISTMAS.
- An Unreformable Reformer
- Another Aspirant
- Another Plan
- ANOTHER WAY.
- Apparition
- Arbor Day
- Arboriculture
- ARMA VIRUMQUE.
- Art
- ART.
- ARTHUR McEWEN.glossed
- ASPIRATION.
- AT ANCHOR
- At the Beach
- AT THE CLOSE OF THE CANVASS.
- At The Eleventh Hour
- At the Observatory
- At the White House
- AT THE “NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.”
- AUTHORITY.
- AZRAEL.
- Back to Nature
- Basilica
- Bats In Sunshine
- BEECHER.
- BEREAVEMENT.
- BIMETALISM.
- Borrowed Brains
- Boycott
- BUSINESS.
- BY A DEFEATED LITIGANT.
- By False Pretenses
- C.P. Berry
- Cain
- California
- Censor Literarum
- CHARLES AND PETER.
- Christian
- Codex Honoris
- Communing with Nature
- Compliance
- Conservatism and Progress
- CONSOLATION.
- Constancy
- CONSTANCY.
- CONTEMPLATION.
- Contempt of Court
- Content