Poet
Anonymous
English
- LYSANDER to CLOE
- Ma Belle Coquette
- Ma Chere Amie
- Madelon
- Madelon—a Duet
- Madness. Penrose
- Madrigal
- Man may, in scenes of ev'ry kind
- Man should weigh well the nature of…
- Man's Injustice towards Provide
- March. an Ode
- MARIA. A favourite Ballad, taken from STERNE, composed by Mr. MOULDS
- Mariana and Edwin
- MARQUIS TOWNSHEND's VERSES ON HIS NIECE MISS GARDINER
- MARRIAGE A-LA-MODE: OR, The TWO SPARROWS. A Fable
- Mary of the Tyne
- Mary the Cook-Maid's LETTER TO Dr. SHERIDAN
- Mary's Dream
- MARY's TRUE
- Mary, Queen of Scots: an Elegy
- MASONIC ANTHEMS and ODES, ODE II
- Masonic Glee
- Masonic Songs, Song IV
- Masonic Songs, Song IX
- Masonic Songs, Song VI
- Masonic Songs, Song VIII
- Masons Songs, Song VII
- Masons Songs, Song XI
- Masons Songs, Song XVI
- Masons Songs, Song XVII
- Masons Songs, Song XX
- Masons Songs, Song XXI
- Masons Songs, Song XXIV
- May I Never Be Married
- May to April
- Mediocrity
- Meditations
- Meditations concerning our Imprisonment only for Conscience-sake, 1684, in Lancaster Castle
- Meditations in Trouble
- Meditations in Trouble
- Meditations on Persecution
- Meg of Wapping
- Melancholy. an Ode
- Meliboeus, Eclogue VII
- Memory
- MERCURY and the ELEPHANT
- Merry and Wise
- Metallic Points
- Mind, Hussey, What You Do
- Misfortunes of a Fop
- MISS A . A first-rate Terrestrial Goddess
- MISS A of Third-street. The wanton Vixen
- MISS CN; The worthy Scorner
- MISS GOGGLE, or the Spruce-street Prude
- MISS KITTY CUT-A-DASH; Or the Arch-street Flirt
- MISS P GM. Or the Looking-Glass Votary
- MISS P H, Or the Sighing Wanton
- MISS POLLY or the pretty Poetess
- MISS S Y B N Or Beauty without paint
- Miss SOPER's Answer to a Lady, who invited her to retire into a monastic Life at St. CROSS, near WINCHESTER
- MODERN FASHIONS. Tune—"Bow wow."
- Modern Virtue. a Satire
- Molly OF THE Mead
- Molly of the Mill
- Mon Cher Ami
- Monody
- Monsieur Nong Tong Paw
- Moral
- Moral SONG
- More Night Thoughts
- Morning. the Second Elegy
- Mortals, learn your lives to measure
- Mount Vernon: an Ode
- MR. DODSLEY's ANSWER
- MR. FOOTE's ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC
- MR. POPE's WELCOME FROM GREECE
- Mrs. BINDON's ANSWER
- Mrs. C or the agreeable wife
- My Bonny Joe is Gone to Sea
- My daddy O was very good
- My fond shepherds of late were so…
- My God! my all-sufficient good
- My Little Blithsome Sparrow
- My Love is gone to Sea
- My love was fickle once and changing
- My Mind to Me a Kingdom is
- My Nanny, O
- My Own Fire-side
- Nancy of the Dale
- Narva and Mored, an African Eclogue
- NATURE and FORTUNE To the Earl of CHESTERFIELD
- NATURE to Dr. HOADLY, On his Comedy of the SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND
- Nature's Blunder
- Near a smooth river's lonely side
- New [American] Patriotic Songs, Song
- New [American] Patriotic Songs, Song
- New Bow, Wow
- NEW HEARTS of OAK
- New Tally Ho
- New-England's MISERY
- New-Hampshire Patriotic Song
- New-jail
- Night. the First Elegy
- No flow'r blooms so sweet as love
- No Indeed, Not I
- No Indeed, Not I
- No more ye swains, no more upbraid
- No peace with Frenchmen were I to…
- No, That Will Never Do
- None can love like an Irishman
- Noon. the Third Elegy
- November. a Pastoral Elegy
- November. an Ode
- Now or Never: Or, the MAID's Counsellor
- Now Over the hills we the timid…
- Now slowly o'er the streaks of parting…
- O GIVE me your plain dealing fellows
- O Johnson! fam'd for elegance and sense
- O Let My Harbour Be Your Arms Pretty Polly
- O Listen Then
- O my bonny Bet
- O MY Kitten a Kitten
- O REPUTATION! dearer far than life
- O WHILE we breathe this fleeting air
- O ye Spirits and Souls of the Righteous, bless ye the Lord
- O! BORN for nobler ends! dare to…
- Observe the ant, for she instructs the…
- Occasional ODE for the 17th of June, 1776
- Occasioned by a Recovery from a tedious Illness
- October. an Ode
- ODE for the NEW-YEAR, 1776, written by William Whitehead, Esquire, Poet Laureat, set to music by Dr. Boyce…
- Ode I. After the First Act. to Liberty
- Ode II. After the Second Act. to Fancy
- Ode III. After the Third Act. on True Greatness
- ODE on a STORM
- Ode on Darkness
- Ode on Health
- Ode on Ranelagh
- Ode on the Approach of Summer
- Ode on the Birth of Miss E.w
- ODE On the DEATH of Dr. FRANKLIN
- ODE on the Duke of YORK's second Departure from England, as REAR ADMIRAL
- ODE On the GLORY of COLUMBIA, By DR. DWIGHT
- Ode Sung Before King Charles II on New-year's-day
- ODE To
- ODE to a Friend wounded in a Duel
- ODE to a THRUSH
- Ode to Adversity
- Ode to Amanda, on Her Threatening to Leave the Country in Autumn
- Ode to Anna Matilda
- ODE TO CHARITY. Composed by J. LATHRO, jun. Esq
- Ode to Content
- ODE to CUPID
- Ode to Death
- ODE TO DEATH. Translated from the FRENCH of the King of PRUSSIA
- Ode to Evening
- ODE to EXPECTATION
- Ode to February
- Ode to Genius
- Ode to Health
- Ode to Health
- Ode to Horror
- Ode to January
- Ode to John Pitt, Esq. Advising Him to Build a Banqueting-house on a Hill That Overlooks the Sea
- Ode to May
- Ode to Miss Farren
- Ode to Miss H—l—d. 1768
- Ode to Morning
- Ode to Mrs. Siddons
- Ode to Nastiness
- ODE to NIGHT
- Ode to Pleasure
- Ode to Prudence
- Ode to Sensibility
- Ode to Simplicity
- Ode to Sleep
- ODE to SLEEP
- Ode to Solitude
- Ode to Solitude
- ODE to SPRING
- Ode to Summer
- Ode to Sylvia
- ODE to the DRUM
- Ode to the GENIUS of IRELAND
- ODE TO THE TIBER. WRITTEN ABROAD By WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, Esq On entering the CAMPANIA of ROME, at OTRICOLI…
- Ode to Venus, from her Votaries of the Street
- Ode to Winter
- ODE to WISDOM
- Ode VI. Book II. Imitated
- Ode, on the Fourteenth of July
- Ode, on the Fourth of July
- ODE, to a LADY in LONDON
- ODE. (The charms which blooming Beauty shows)
- ODE. In Imitation of PASTOR FIDO
- Of a FRIEND
- Of a Happy Life
- Of a sinful State
- Of CHASTITY
- Of CONTENT
- Of good English Beer our songs let's…