Poet
Felicia Hemans
English
- A Poem of Felicia Hemans in The Court Magazine Volume II 1833
- A Spirit's Return
- Bernardo del Carpio
- Bronwylfa and Rhyllon
- Christ in the Garden
- Dartmoor
- Design and Performance
- Fading Flowers
- I come, I come! ye have called me long
- Jeu d'Esprit
- Morning
- Ode to the Evening Star
- On a Rose
- On a Scene in the Dargle
- On the 16th December
- On the Datura Arborea
- On the Death of my Dear Sister Eliza
- Our Lady's Well
- Picture of the Infant Christ with Flowers
- Pity
- Properzia Rossi
- Stanzas on the Death of the Princess Charlotte
- The Bended Bow
- The Breeze from Shore
- The Cavern of the Three Tells
- The Children whom Jesus blest
- The Cross in the Wilderness
- The Crusader's Return
- The Darkness of the Crucifixion
- The Death Day of Körner
- The Dreamer
- The Forest Sanctuary
- The Graves of Martyrs
- The Hour of Death
- The Last Wasp of Scotland
- The Poetry of the Psalms
- The Reign of December
- The Revellers
- The Sacred Harp
- The Sicilian Captive
- The Silvery Head
- The Sisters
- The stately homes of England
- The Traveller at the Source of the Nile
- The Treasures of the Deep
- The Vassal's Lament for the fallen Tree
- The Wakening
- To Hope
- To the Moon
- Troubadour Song
- “And I too in Arcadia”
Spanish
- A oracionesglossed
- Las rocas de Doverglossed