Poet

Denis Florence MacCarthy

1817–1882

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English

• A beauteous summer-home had I...
• A dazzling gleam of evanescent glory...
• A DREAM.
• A glorious triumph! a deathless deed!—...
• A hundred years their various course have run...
• A LAMENT.
• A MYSTERY.
• A SHAMROCK FROM THE IRISH SHORE.
• ADVANCE!
• After Reading J. T. Gilbert'S "The History Of Dublin."
• ALICE AND UNA.
• ALL FOOL'S DAY.
• ARA OF THE SAINTS.
• AUTUMN FEARS.
• DARRYNANE.
• DEVOTION.
• DOLORES.
• FATAL GIFTS.
• How can I thank thee for this gift of thine...
• Into the senate swept the mighty chief...
• IRELAND'S VOW.
• ITALIAN MYRTLES.
• KATE OF KENMARE.
• LOST AND FOUND.
• LOVE'S LANGUAGE.
• MAVE.
• MOORE.
• O'CONNELL.
• OH! HAD I THE WINGS OF A BIRD.
• OVER THE SEA.
• PART II.— TRIUMPH AND REWARD.
• PART III.— VICISSITUDE AND REST.
• RECOLLECTIONS.
• REMEMBRANCE.
• REMONSTRANCE.
• Six hundred stormy years have flown...
• SPIRIT VOICES.
• SPRING FLOWERS FROM IRELAND.
• SUNNY DAYS IN WINTER.
• SWEET MAY.
• THE ARRAYING.
• THE AWAKING.
• The Banished Spirit'S Song.[20]
• THE BATH OF THE STREAMS.
• THE BELL-FOUNDER.
• THE BIRTH OF THE SPRING.
• THE BRIDAL OF THE YEAR.
• THE BURIED CITY.
• THE CLAN OF MAC CAURA.
• THE DEAD TRIBUNE.
• The evening shadows sweetly fall...
• THE FIRESIDE.
• THE FIRST OF THE ANGELS.
• THE FLOWERS OF THE TROPICS.
• THE IRISH EMIGRANT'S MOTHER.
• THE LAY MISSIONER.
• THE LIVING LAND.
• THE MEETING OF THE FLOWERS.
• THE PARADISE OF BIRDS.
• THE PILLAR TOWERS OF IRELAND.
• THE PRICE OF FREEDOM.
• THE PROGRESS OF THE ROSE.
• THE PROMISED LAND.
• THE RAIN: A SONG OF PEACE.
• The Rain: A Song Of Peace.[119]
• THE RESURRECTION.
• THE SEARCH.
• THE SEASONS OF THE HEART.
• THE SPIRIT OF THE IDEAL.
• THE SPIRIT OF THE SNOW.
• THE TIDINGS.
• THE VALE OF SHANGANAH.
• THE VOCATION.
• THE VOICE AND PEN.
• THE VOYAGE.
• THE WINDOW.
• THE YEAR-KING.
• THOSE SHANDON BELLS.
• TO ETHNA.
• TO ETHNA.
• TO HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW.
• TO JUNE.
• To Longfellow.
• TO THE BAY OF DUBLIN.
• TO THE MEMORY OF FATHER PROUT.
• WAITING FOR THE MAY.
• WELCOME, MAY.
• Yes,‘ tis the cry of a child, feeble and faint in the night...
• Yet take the colder copy from my hand...
• Yet!‘ twas on that barren strand...
• YOUTH AND AGE.
• “CEASE TO DO EVIL — LEARN TO DO WELL. "