Poet

John Huddlestone Wynne

1743–1788

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English

• Clytie, or the Sun-Flower
• FABLE IV. The SENSITIVE PLANT
• Narcissus
• The ALOE in BLOSSOM
• The Amaranth
• The ANEMONE and the PASSION FLOWER
• THE BLUE-BELL; or, VENUS’S LOOKING-GLASS
• The CARNATION and SOUTHERNWOOD
• The COCK’S COMB and SWEET WILLIAM
• The CROCUS
• The CROWN IMPERIAL and HEART’S-EASE
• The DEADLY NIGHTSHADE
• The FIELD and GARDEN DAISY
• The FUNERAL FLOWERS
• The Goddess of Health
• The HAWTHORN and the PRIMROSE
• The HOLLYHOCK and the LILY of the VALE
• The Honeysuckle
• The IRIS, or FLOWER de LUCE, and the ROSE
• The IVY and SWEET BRIAR
• The JASMINE and HEMLOCK
• The JUDGEMENT of FLOWERS
• The Lapland Rose
• The LARKSPUR and the MYRTLE
• The LILY and NARCISSUS
• The NASTURTIUM and the WALL FLOWER
• The PINKS and ARBUTUS
• The POPPY and the SUN-FLOWER
• The ROSE and the HORNET
• The ROSEMARY and FIELD FLOWER
• The TULIP and the AMARANTH
• The Vale of Cluyd, VI–XL
• The Vale of Cluyd, XLI–XLVI
• The VIOLET TRANSPLANTED
• The Water Lily
• The WHITE ROSE and the RED
• Zephyrus and Flora: a Vision