Poet
Ann Eliza Bleecker
1752–1783
English
- A Complaint
- A SALUTE to the Fourteenth Anniversary of AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
- A VERSION of part of the 7th Chapter of JOB
- Despondency
- ELEGY on the Death of CLEORA
- ELEGY on the death of Gen. MONTGOMERY
- HOPE arising from RETROSPECTION
- LINES Written on a blank Leaf of Col. Humphrey's Poems
- Morning
- On a great COXCOMB recovering from an Indisposition
- On Mrs. JOHANNA LUPTON
- On seeing Miss S. T. E. crossing the Hudson
- Recollection
- THAUMANTIA and FAME
- The following Lines were occasioned by Mr. ROBERTSON's refusing to paint for one Lady, and immediately after…
- The Storm
- To a CANARY BIRD
- To ETHELINDE
- To the Reverend J N
- To the same
- Winter
- Written in the Retreat from BURGOYNE