Poet
John Clare
English
- The Lass With The Delicate Airglossed
- The Village Minstrel
- 'Tis Spring, My Love, 'Tis Spring
- A Copse In Winter.
- A Guardian at the Gate
- A Lair At Noon.
- A Look At The Heavens.
- A Lover's Vows
- A Pastoral.
- A Sigh.
- A Spring Morning
- A Valentine
- A Wish.
- A World for Love
- Absence.
- Address To My Father, On His Receiving An Easy Chair From The Right Hon. Lady--------.
- Adieu To My False Love Forever
- Adieu!
- After Reading In A Letter Proposals For Building A Cottage.
- All Nature Has a Feeling
- Among The Green Bushes
- Approach Of Winter
- Approaching Night
- At The Foot Of Clifford Hill
- Autumn
- Autumn
- Autumn
- Autumn
- Autumn Birds
- Autumn.
- Autumn.
- Badger
- Ballad
- Balladglossed
- Ballad. "I love thee, sweet Mary, but love thee in fear"
- Ballad. "When Nature's Beauty Shone Complete."
- Ballad. "Winter's Gone, The Summer Breezes"
- Ballad. When The Dark Ivy The Thorn-Tree Is Mounting
- Bantry Bay
- Betrayed
- Birds in Alarmglossed
- Birds, Why Are Ye Silent?
- Bonnie Lassie O!
- Bonny Mary O!
- Braggartglossed
- Childhood.
- Childish Recollections.
- Clock-a-Clay
- Country Letter
- Cowper Green.
- Day-Break.
- Death
- Death
- Decay
- December
- Description Of A Thunder-Storm.
- Distant Hills
- Dyke Side
- Early Love
- Early Nightingaleglossed
- Early Sorrows.
- Early Spring
- Early Spring.
- Earth's Eternity
- Effusion.
- Emmonsail's Heath in Winter
- Evening
- Evening
- Evening Primroseglossed
- Evening.
- Examples
- Expression.
- Fare Thee Well
- Farewell
- Farewell and Defiance to Love
- Farewell And Defiance To Love
- Farm Breakfast
- Farmer's Boyglossed
- Field Path
- First Love
- Firwood
- Fragment
- From "A Rhapsody"
- From "January"
- From "The Parish: A Satire"
- Gipsies
- Grasshoppers
- Graves of Infants
- Graves Of Infants
- Helpstone Church-Yard.
- Helpstone Green.
- Hen's Nest
- Hereafter.
- Hodgeglossed
- Holywell.
- Home Yearnings
- Home.
- Hope.
- I
- I Am
- I Am! Yet What I Am
- I Dreamt of Robin
- I Pluck Summer Blossoms
- I'll Dream Upon The Days To Come
- Idle Fameglossed
- Ii
- Ii
- Impromptu
- In Hilly-Woodglossed
- Insects
- Invitation to Eternity
- Jockey And Jenny
- Joys Of Youth.
- June
- Langley Bush.
- Lassie, I Love Thee
- Left Alone
- Letter in Verse
- Life.
- Little Trotty Wagtailglossed
- Local Attachments
- Love
- Love and Solitudeglossed
- Love Cannot Die
- Love Lives Beyond The Tomb
- Love Of Nature
- Love Scorned By Pride
- Love's Emblem
- Love's Riddle
- Maid Of The Wilderness
- March
- Market Day
- Mary
- Mary Appleby
- Mary Bateman
- Mary Bayfield
- Mary Dove
- Mary Neele
- May
- May-Day.
- May-Noon.
- Maying; Or, A Love Of Flowers
- Meet Me in the Green Glen
- Meet Me To-Night
- Memory
- Merry Maidglossed
- Milking O' The Kye
- Milton Abbey.
- Morning.
- My Bonny Alice And Her Pitcher
- My Early Home
- My Love, Thou Art A Nosegay Sweet
- My Schoolboy Days
- My True Love Is A Sailor
- Narrative Verses, Written After An Excursion From Helpstone To Burghley Park
- Native Scenes.
- Nature's Darling
- Nature's Hymn to the Deity
- Nature.
- Night.
- Nightwind
- Nobody Cometh to Woo
- Noon
- Noon.
- November
- November
- Now Is Past
- O Silly Love! O Cunning Love!
- Old Poesy
- On An Infant’S Grave
- On Death.
- On Hearing A Lady Play On The Musical Glasses.
- On Seeing A Picture Of Sacred Contemplation.
- On Taste.
- On The Sight Of Spring.
- Pastoral Fancies
- Patty
- Patty Of The Vale
- Peace.
- Peggy
- Peggy Band
- Peggy's the Lady of the Hall
- Phoebe Of The Scottish Glen
- Pleasure's Past.
- Pleasures of Fancy
- Ploughman Singingglossed
- Poem On Death
- Poets Love Nature--A Fragment
- Poverty.
- Publication Of "The Shepherd'S Calendar"
- Quail's Nest
- Recollections After An Evening Walk.
- Remembrances
- Rosy Jane.
- Rural Evening.
- Rural Morning.
- Rustic Fishing.
- Sabbath Walks.
- Scandalglossed
- Secret Love