Poet
Anna Seward
English
- 137Th Psalm Paraphrased
- A Fable
- A Gentleman Who Requested It
- A Meditation
- A Pastoral Ballad
- A Poem
- A Poem in the Manner of Spencer
- Accounted For
- Addressed to Her Husband, Since General Vyse
- Addressed to Miss Anne Lloyd of Derby
- After Having Visited Miss More, and Her Sisters at Cowslip Green, Near Bristol, in August 1791
- After Heavy Rain, Becomes a Deep, Violent, and Formidable Torrent
- Ah! why have I indulged my dazzled sight
- Air
- Air.--Bass
- An Elegy
- An Elegy
- And the Inhabitants of its Environs
- Apology for Not Accepting His Invitation to a Masquerade-Ball at His Seat, Drakelow, in Staffordshire
- Appearing to Connal,--From Ossian
- April 1795
- April 21, 1781
- April 25, 1781
- April in Cancer
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- Argantyr
- At the Age of Nineteen
- At this spot, this point
- August in Scorpio
- Back of the Companion Landscape
- Ballad
- Ballad
- Batchelor of Music
- Being Presented by Him with a Picture of William Hayley, Esq
- Blank Page of the Sorrows of Werter
- Bright God of Day, whose long-enshrouded beams
- Brutes
- Brutus. Impatient of my absence
- Captain Cook
- Center Charles the First----Quoted from Retirement
- Center Collins----Quoted from Retirement
- Center Elizabeth----From the Same Poem
- Clarissa
- Colebrook Dale
- Concerning Unpublished Remains of Ossian
- Cornelia
- David Garrick, Esq
- December in Pisces
- December Morning
- Died August 2, 1803, Aged 67
- Diminutive Edition of Gray’s Poems
- During the American War
- Elegy
- Emillia Embroidering--And Jealous
- Emillia to Evander--In Renewed Jealousy
- Epistle
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- EVANDER to EMILLIA
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Evander to Emillia
- Eyam
- Fairies to the Sea-Nymphs
- Farewell, my friend! who ’mid thy Alpine bowers
- February in Taurus
- For a Sweet Jar
- From Dr Alexander’s History of Women
- From Metastatio
- From Ossian
- From the Italian
- From the Italian
- General Simcoe
- Glee
- Grave of Youth
- Greville and Julia
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- Herva
- If here in the city we have nothing but riot
- Impromptu
- Impromptu
- In Pleyel’s Grand Concertante
- In Repton Church. He Died 1800
- In Staffordshire
- In The
- In the Autumn 1765
- In the Public Prints of the Year 1783
- Inscribed
- Inscribed on Her Monument in the Abbey Church, Bath
- Inscription
- January 1795
- January in Aries
- July in Libra
- June in Virgo
- l. 17. Semblance cold--According to the Gothic Mythology
- Lady Millar
- Long have I seen the injured muse of GRAY
- Madoc
- Major Andre
- March in Gemini
- May in Leo
- Miss Anna Burt’s Repository of Friendship
- Miss Catherine Mallet
- Miss Honora Sneyd
- Miss Honora Sneyd.--Written, Sept. 1770
- Miss Levett
- Miss Ponsonby
- Modern Improvement in Landscape
- MR JEPHSON’s TRAGEDIES
- Mrs Patton of Lichfield
- Mrs Siddons
- Nature, that heard such sound
- November in Aquarius
- Ob. 1790. ÆTat. 11
- Ob. December 1797, ÆT. 25
- Ob. Jan. 13, 1797, Aged 16
- Ob. September 1792, ÆTat. 73
- October 1772
- October 1794
- October 1794
- October 1794
- October in Capricorn
- October, 1796
- Ode
- Odes From Horace. - [1]On The Pleasures Of Rural Life. Book The Fifth, Epode The Second.
- Odes From Horace. - [1]To M'cenas. Book The Second, Ode The Twelfth.
- Odes From Horace. - [1]To Telephus. Book The Third, Ode The Nineteenth.
- Odes From Horace. - [1]To The Fountain Of Blandusia. Book The Third, Ode The Thirteenth.
- Odes From Horace. - [1]To Titus Valgius. Book The Second, Ode The Ninth.
- Odes From Horace. - To [1]Munatius Plancus. Book The First, Ode The Seventh.
- Odes From Horace. - To [1]Thaliarchus. Book The First, Ode The Ninth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Apollo. Book The First, Ode The Thirty-First.
- Odes From Horace. - To Barine. Book The Second, Ode The Eighth.
- Odes From Horace. - To His Attendant. Book The First, Ode The Thirty-Eighth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Leuconoe. Book The First, Ode The Eleventh.
- Odes From Horace. - To Licinius Murena[1]. Book The Second, Ode The Tenth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Liguria. Book The Fourth, Ode The Tenth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Lyce, On Her Refusing To Admit His Visits. Book The Third, Ode The Tenth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Lydia. Book The First, Ode The Eighth.
- Odes From Horace. - To M'cenas. Book The First, Ode The First.
- Odes From Horace. - To Melpomene. Book The Fourth, Ode The Third.
- Odes From Horace. - To Nea[=E]ra. Book The Fifth, Epode The Fifteenth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Phidyle. Exhorting Her To Be Content With A Frugal Sacrifice. Book The Third, Ode The Twenty-Third.
- Odes From Horace. - To Phyllis. Inviting Her To Celebrate The Birthday Of M'cenas. Book The Fourth, Ode The Eleventh.
- Odes From Horace. - To Posthumus. Book The Second, Ode The Fourteenth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Pyrrha. Book The First, Ode The Fifth.
- Odes From Horace. - To Sallust. Book The Second, Ode The Second.
- Odes From Horace. - To The Hon. Thomas Erskine. Horace, Book The Second, Ode The Third, Imitated.
- Odes From Horace. - To The Roman People, On Their Renewing The Civil Wars. Book The Fifth, Ode The Seventh.
- Odes From Horace. - To William Hayley, Esq. Book The Fourth, Ode The Seventh, Imitated.
- Of a Northern Lover, in Winter
- Of Coleshill, in Warwickshire
- Of Lichfield
- Of Lichfield, 1793
- Of Marketon, Derbyshire.--Written 1794
- Of Tamworth
- Of Trinity College, Cambridge
- On a Modern Epic
- On England’s Naval Triumphs in the Present War
- On Having Read Some of His Compositions on a Rainy Evening, in August, 1789
- On Her Recovery from Inoculation for the Small Pox, in Her 17Th Year. Written in the Spring
- On Her Singing in Public,--January 1789
- On His Having Presented the Author’s Picture to Her Father, May 1788
- On His Way Back to England, After Having Visited the Italian Cities with Mr Walpole
- On Leaving Eartham, His Seat in Sussex, Sept. 1782
- On Reading Her Centenary of Sonnets
- On Reading the Following Paraphrases
- On the Marriage of Doctor D--And Miss M
- On Their Compositions Being Translated into English, by Sir William Jones
- Pastoral Ballad
- Poetic Fancy
- Polwhele, whose genius, in the colours clear
- Presenting Her with a Blue Sattin Bonnet
- Prize Poem at Bath-Easton
- Prize Poem at Bath-Easton
- Prize Poem at Bath-Easton
- Published in May 1780
- Put into Verse
- Recitative
- Recitative
- Remembrance
- Return from Gibraltar, in 1787
- Rev. John Granville
- Rosilda