Poet
Hugh Downman
1740–1809
English
- A Picture of HUMAN LIFE
- A Rant
- ELEGY. (The truest Love is most reserved and…)
- Epilogue
- Fools they who vainly ween that Temperaunce
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book I
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book II
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book III
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book IV
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book V
- Infancy, a Didactic Poem. Book VI
- INSCRIPTION for an ARBOUR
- INSCRIPTION on a TREE in the centre of a Grove
- Ode to Vengeance
- ODE, On reading Mr. HOLE's Arthur, or The Northern Enchantment
- ODE. (How lives the man, whose thoughts obey)
- ODE. (Ye Hours, on whom the balmy wing)
- On the Dead Sparrow of LESBIA
- POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, An ELEGY
- POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, An ODE
- POEMS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS, An ODE
- Poems on Several Occasions, Elegy
- Poems on Several Occasions, Elegy
- Poems on Several Occasions, Elegy
- Poems on Several Occasions, Elegy
- Poems on Several Occasions, Elegy
- Poems on Several Occasions, Ode
- Poems on Several Occasions, Ode
- Poems on Several Occasions, Ode
- Poems to Thespia
- Prologue
- Scorning with studied art to drag along
- Sonnets, Sonnet I
- Sonnets, Sonnet II
- Sonnets, Sonnet III
- Sonnets, Sonnet IV
- SONNETS, Written in the Highlands of Scotland, in the Year 1767, SONNET V
- SONNETS, Written in the Highlands of Scotland, in the Year 1767, SONNET VI
- SONNETS, Written in the Highlands of Scotland, in the Year 1767, SONNET VII
- The Madness of ASPASIA
- TO Dr THOMAS BLACKLOCK
- To MR. JACKSON
- To Sleep
- To the LYRIC MUSE. An ODE