Poet
John Bowring
1792–1872
English
- Ajkuna’s Marriage
- Alarms
- Anxiety
- Apprehension
- Approaching Bridegroom
- Assignation
- At the Marriage
- Battle of Kossova
- Betrothing
- Blue and Black Eyes
- Brotherless Sisters
- Cautions
- Cheskian Anthology
- Choice
- Complaint
- Counsel
- Curse
- Death of Kralevich Marko
- Deer and Vila
- Departure of the Wedding Guests
- Desolation
- Doubt
- Duka Leka
- Early Sorrows
- Erdelska’s Banitza
- Farewell
- Fond Wife
- Foolish Vow
- For Whom?
- Frozen Heart
- Full of wine, white branches of the vine-trees
- Harvest Song
- Harvest Song
- Hassan Aga’s Wife’s Lament
- Heroes Served
- Illness of Prince Mujo
- Imprecations
- Inquiry
- Inquiry
- Jakshich’s Partitioning
- Jelitza and Her Brothers
- Kisses
- Last Petition
- Lepota
- Liberty
- Love
- Love for a Brother
- Lover Asleep
- Love’s Difficulties
- Mahommedan Song
- Mahommedan Song
- Mahommedan Tale
- Maid Awaking
- Maiden’s Affection
- Maiden’s Cares
- Maiden’s Prayer
- Man’s Faith
- Maple Tree
- Marko and the Turks
- Militza
- Mine Every Where
- Misfortunes
- Mother’s Love
- Nightingales
- Parting of the Bride
- Pledges
- Rebuke
- Rosa
- Royal Converse
- Salutation of the Morning Star
- Secrets Divulged
- Self-Admiration
- Semendrian Beauty
- Smilia
- Song
- Stately was she, as the mountain pine tree
- The Brothers
- The Choice
- The Curse
- The Dance
- The Falcon
- The Fratricide
- The Greybeard
- The Holy Nicholas
- The Knitter
- The Maiden and the Sun
- The Maiden’s Wish
- The Marriage Leader
- The Moorish King’s Daughter
- The talk
- The Violet
- The Widow
- The Young Shepherds
- Thoughts of a Mother
- Timidity
- To Dr. Steph. Vuk Karadjich
- To the Bride, When the Marriage Hood is First Put On
- Unhappy Bride
- Union in Death
- Virgin and Widow
- Wishes
- Witches
- Youth Enamoured