Poet

James Thomson

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English

• A Poem Sacred to the Memory of Sir Isaac Newton
• Fareweel, ye bughts
• Farewell to Ravelrigglossed
• Gifts
• Hymn on Solitude
• I
• Ii
• Iii
• Iv
• Ix
• Proem
• Rule, Britannia!
• The City Of Dreadful Night
• The Seasons: Summer
• The Seasons: Winter
• The Vine
• V
• Vi
• Vii
• Viii
• X
• Xi
• Xii
• Xiii
• Xiv
• Xix
• Xv
• Xvi
• Xvii
• Xviii
• Xx
• Xxi
• A Chant
• A Hymn on the Seasons
• A NUPTIAL SONG, intended to have been inserted in the Fourth Act
• A Song of Sighing
• A Song of Thanksgiving
• An ODE. ON AEOLUS's HARP
• Art
• At Belvoir
• Britannia. a Poem
• Canto I (The Castle of Indolence…)
• Canto II (CANTO II…)
• Day After Day of This Azure May
• E. B. B.
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• EPILOGUE to TAMERLANE. On the Suppression of the REBELLION. Spoken by Mrs. Pritchard, in the Character of the…
• For I Must Sing of All I Feel and Know
• Four Points in a Life
• From the Midst of the Fire
• He Heard Her Sing
• In a Christian Churchyard
• In the Train
• L'Ancien R'gime; or The Good Old Rule
• Liberty
• Life's Hebe
• Lilah, Alice, Hypatia
• Lines on His Twenty-Third Birthday
• Mater Tenebrarum
• Mr. MacCall at Cleveland Hall
• Night
• On George Herbert's Poems
• On the Report of a WOODEN BRIDGE to be built at Westminster
• Once in a Saintly Passion
• Philosophy
• Prologue
• Prologue
• Prologue
• Robert Burns
• Shelley
• Song
• The Approach to St. Paul's
• The BEAUTIES. An EPISTLE to Mr. ECKARDT the PAINTER
• The Duty of Employing one's Self. An EPISTLE
• The Fire That Filled My Heart of Old
• The Lord of the Castle of Indolence
• The Smoaker Smoak'd
• The Three That Shall Be One
• Through Foulest Fogs
• To a Pianiste
• To H.A.B. on My Forty-Seventh Birthday
• Two Lovers
• Two Sonnets
• Virtue and Vice
• William Blake