Poet
George MacDonald
English
- 0 Lord, How Happy!
- _A Song-Sermon:_
- _A Winter Prayer._
- _A Year Song._
- _After An Old Legend._
- _Christmas, 1880._
- _Consider The Ravens_
- _December 23, 1879._
- _Die Nordsee_
- _For Where Your Treasure Is, There Will Your Heart Be Also._
- _Granny Canty._
- _I Ken Something._
- _In A Churchyard._
- _In Memorium_
- _Sir Lark And King Sun._
- _That Holy Thing._
- _The Golden Key._
- _The Owl And The Bell._
- _The Souls' Rising._
- _To_ ----
- _Up And-Down._
- _Were I A Skilful Painter._
- _With A Copy Of "In Memoriam."_
- _Written On A Stormy Night._
- A BABY-SERMON.
- A Better Thing
- A BIRTHDAY-WISH.
- A Book of Dreams
- A BOOK OF DREAMS.
- A BOOK OF DREAMS.
- A BOY'S GRIEF.
- A Broken Prayer
- A Christmas Carol
- A Christmas Carol For 1862
- A Christmas Prayer
- A Cry
- A Dead House.
- A Dream Of Waking
- A Dream Song
- A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM.
- A DREAM-SONG.
- A Father To A Mother
- A Fear
- A Gift.
- A Hidden Life
- A Lown Nicht
- A Make-Believe
- A Mammon-Marriage.
- A Manchester Poem
- A Meditation Of St. Eligius
- A Memorial of Africa
- A Memorial Of Africa.
- A MOOD.
- A Noonday Melody
- A Prayer
- A Prayer
- A Prayer For The Past
- A Prayer For The Past.
- A Prayer For The Past.
- A Prayer In Sickness.
- A PRISONER.
- A Sang O' Zion
- A Song For Christmas
- A Song In A Dream.
- A Song In The Night.
- A SONG IN THE NIGHT.
- A Song Of Hope
- A Song Prayer
- A Story of the Sea-Shore
- A STORY OF THE SEA-SHORE.
- A Thanksgiving For F. D. Maurice
- A THANKSGIVING.
- A THREEFOLD CHORD.
- A Vision Of St. Eligius
- A. M. D
- ABU MIDJAN.
- ABU MIDJAN.
- After An Old Legend.
- After The Fashion Of An Old Emblem.
- After Thomas Kempis
- An Autumn Song
- AN EVENING PRAYER.
- AN IMPROVISATION.
- An Old Sermon With A New Text
- An Old Story
- An Old Story.
- Annie She's Dowie
- Antiphon
- APPEAL.
- Approaches
- APRIL.
- At My Window After Sunset
- AUGUST.
- Autumn Song
- Autumn's Gold
- Awake!
- Baby.
- Bedtime
- Bell Upon Organ.
- Better Things
- Better Things
- Better Things
- Bird-Songs.
- Blessed Are The Meek, For They Shall Inherit The Earth
- BLESSED ARE THE MEEK, FOR THEY SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH.
- Blessed Are the Meek: For They Shall Inherit the Earth
- Blessed Are the Merciful: For They Shall Obtain Mercy
- Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit: For Theirs Is the Kingdom of Heaven
- Blessed Are the Pure in Heart: For They Shall See God
- Blessed Are They That Hunger: And Thirst After Righteousness: For They Shall Be Filled
- Blessed Are They That Mourn: For They Shall Be Comforted
- Blind Bartimeus
- Blind Sorrow
- BORN OF WATER.
- Brother Artist!
- By The Cradle.
- Chapter XV
- Christmas Day And Every Day
- Christmas Day, 1850
- Christmas Meditation
- Christmas Prayer.
- Christmas Song Of The Old Children
- Christmas, 1873
- Christmas, 1884
- Christmas-Day, 1878
- Cleaning The Windows.
- COME DOWN.
- Come To Me
- Come Unto Me
- Coming
- Concerning Jesus
- CONFIDENCE.
- Contrition
- De Profundis
- Death
- Death
- Death And Birth
- DEATH AND BIRTH.
- Death.
- Death.
- DECEMBER 27, 1879
- DECEMBER.
- DEJECTION.
- Dorcas
- DOUBT HERALDING VISION.
- Dr. Doddridge's Dog
- Drawing Water.
- EQUITY.
- Evening Hymn
- Evil Influence
- Failure
- Faith
- FALSE PROPHETS.
- Far And Near
- Far And Near.
- FATE.
- FEBRUARY.
- Fighting
- First Sight Of The Sea
- Foolish Children
- FOR MY GRANDCHILD.
- Forgiveness
- FROM HOME.
- From North Wales: To The Mother
- FROM NOVALIS.
- From The German
- Gaein And Comin
- Galileo
- General Gordon
- George Rolleston
- God In Growth.
- God; Not Gift
- Going To Sleep
- Greitna, Father
- Halloween
- Hame
- Hard Times
- He Heeded Not
- Him Wi' The Bag.
- Hom. Il. V. 403.
- Home From The Wars
- HOPE AND PATIENCE.
- Hope Deferred
- Hope Deferred
- HOPE DEFERRED.
- How Shall He Sing Who Hath No Song
- Hunger
- Hymn
- Hymn For A Sick Girl
- I Know What Beauty Is
- I KNOW WHAT BEAUTY IS.
- I See Thee Not
- I Would I Were A Child
- I Would I Were A Child.
- I.
- If I Were A Monk, And Thou Wert A Nun
- IF I WERE A MONK, AND THOU WERT A NUN.
- II.
- II.
- II.