Poet
George Borrow
English
- A Drinking Song
- A Hymn
- A New Song to an Old Tune
- A PROMISE has been made by me
- A Survey of Death
- A Voice
- Aager and Eliza. from the Old Danish
- Alf Of Odderskier
- Allegast
- An Elegy
- An Impromptu
- Ancient Ballad
- Ancient Russian Song
- Ava, Chi
- Axel Thordson and Fair Valborg
- Bear Song. from the Danish of Evald
- Before I had gone a step of the way
- Belardo’s Wedding
- Betie Rokrapenes
- Better for thee thy boughs to wave
- Borrow MS
- BOUT the stars' nature and their hue
- Bran and the Black Dog
- Camo-Gillie
- Cantata
- Child Stig And Child Findal
- Chorus
- Chorus of Men
- Dagmar
- Dame Martha's Fountain
- Damsel Mettie
- DAVID GAM. Attributed to Owain Glyndower
- Desiderabilia Vitae
- Diderik and Olger the Dane
- Each morn, benign of countenance
- Ellen of Villenskov
- Elvir-Shades. from the Danish of Oehlenslaeger
- Englyn on a Waterfall
- Enter Captain Poverty
- Epigram on Himself
- Epigrams
- Epigrams
- Epigrams
- Epigrams
- Epitaph
- Epitaph on Elizabeth Williams
- Erik Emun and Sir Plog
- Ermeline
- Eryri
- Feridun
- Finn and the Damsel or the Trial of Wits
- Finnish Arts or Sir Thor and Damsel Thure
- For Ryce if hundred thousands plough'd
- Foreign Gypsy Songs
- From "The Sleeping Bard," by Elis Wynn
- From "The Sleeping Bard," by Elis Wynn
- From "The Sleeping Bard," by Elis Wynn
- From Eastern quarters now
- From Goronwy Owen
- From Goudeli
- From Heiberg
- From the Ancient British
- From the Ancient Irish
- From The Arabic
- From the Cambrian British
- From the French
- From the Gaelic
- From the Gaelic of MacIntyre
- From the Gaelic of MacIntyre
- From the Irish
- George Borrow
- Germand Gladenswayne
- GLAMORGAN. From Dafydd ab Gwilym
- Glee
- God's Better Than All
- Gold Coin and Stamped Leather
- Grasach Abo or the Cause of Grace
- Great Rice of Wales
- Griffith Ap Nicholas
- Grimhild's Vengeance
- Grimhild's Vengeance
- Grimhild's Vengeance
- Grimmer and Kamper
- Gypsy Lullaby
- Hafbur and Signe
- Harmodius and Aristogiton
- Here's the Life I've Sigh'd for Long
- HU GADARN. From Iolo Goch
- Ingeborg's Disguise
- Innocence Defamed
- King Byrge And His Brothers
- King Diderik and the Lion’s Fight with the Dragon
- King Hacon’s Death
- King Oluf the Saint
- Kragelill
- Late at eve they were toiling on Harribee bank
- Lelling Cappi: Making A Fortune
- Let no one in greatness too confident be
- Lines
- Lines
- Lines from the Italian
- Little Danneved and Swayne Trost
- Little Engel
- Little Sayings
- LLANGOLLEN ALE. (George Borrow)
- Llywelyn
- Loud Chorus
- Love-Song
- L’Erajai
- Madness
- Maidens
- Malbrouk
- Marsk Stig a Ballad, Part I
- Marsk Stig a Ballad, Part II
- Marsk Stig a Ballad, Part III
- Marsk Stig a Ballad, Part IV
- Matrons
- Mimmering Tan
- Mirror Of Cintra
- Mollie Charane
- MON. From the Ode by Robin Ddu
- MONA. From "Y Greal."
- My Dainty Dame
- My Roman Lass
- National Song. from the Danish of Evald
- Niels Ebbesen
- O Dermod Flynn it grieveth me
- Ode from Anacreon
- Ode to a Mountain-Torrent. from the German of Stolberg
- Ode. from the Gaelic
- Olger the Dane and Burman
- On A Young Man With Red Hair
- On Friars
- ON GRUFFYDD HIRAETHOG. From William Lleyn
- One Voice
- One Voice
- Our Blessed Queen
- Parry, of all my friends the best
- Peasant Songs Of Spain
- Peter Colbiornsen
- Plastra Lesti
- Plynlimmon
- Poverty
- Poverty
- Poverty
- Poverty
- Poverty
- Proud Signild
- Pwll Cheres: the Vortex of Menai
- Quatrains and Stray Stanzas from "Wild Wales."
- Queen Berngerd
- Ramund
- Raven
- Raven
- Raven
- Raven
- Raven
- Riches
- Riches
- Riches
- Riches
- Riches
- Romany Suttur Gillie
- Rosmer Mereman {16}
- Run For It!
- Runic Verses
- Sadness
- Saint Jacob
- Sharrafi Kralyissa
- Signelil
- Sing, sing, my friend; breathe life again
- Sir Alf the Freebooter
- Sir Alf the Freebooter
- Sir Guncelin’s Wedding
- Sir John. from the Old Danish
- Sir Middel. from the Old Danish
- Sir Olaf
- Sir Pall, Sir Bear, and Sir Liden
- Sir Swerkel
- Sir Verner And Dame Ingeborg
- So much like a friend with your foe ever deal
- Solo
- Song
- Sorrowful Years
- Sudden Chorus of the Slain Warriors is Heard from on High
- Swayne Felding
- Tall man, whom Harry loves but ill
- The Age of Owen Glendower
- The Bard and the Dreams
- The Broken Harp
- The Brother Avenged
- The Candle
- The Cat and the Beggar
- The Chosen Knight
- The Cruel Mother-In-Law
- The Cruel Step-Dame
- The Cuckoo
- The Cuckoo
- The Cuckoo’s Song in Merion
- The Dalby Bear