Poet
Oliver Wendell Holmes
English
- A Spanish Girl In Reverie,
- Ad Amicos
- Choose You This Day Whom Ye Will Serve
- Old Hundred
- Our First Citizen
- Qui Vive?
- Thus Saith The Lord, I Offer Thee Three Things.
- (“And Quaffed A Cup Of Good Old Flemish Ale.”)
- (“Braddock'S Army Was Done So Brown.”)
- (“By The Crier On His Round.”)
- (“I Dew Vum”)
- (“Its Broken Walls.”)
- (“My Grandmamma Has Said.”)
- (“So The Deacon Inquired Of The Village Folk.”)
- (“The Lips That He Has Prest.”)
- (“The Parson Takes A Drive.”)
- (“The Pruning-Knife Of Time”)
- (“This Ancient Silver Bowl Of Mine.”)
- 1643 "Veritas." 1878
- 1830-1836 Old Ironsides
- A Ballad
- A Ballad Of The Boston Tea-Party
- A Family Portrait
- A Family Record
- A Farewell To Agassiz
- A Good Time Going!
- A Half-Rhymed Impromptu
- A Hymn Of Peace
- A Logical Story
- A Loving-Cup Song
- A Mathematical Story
- A Memorial Tribute
- A MODEST REQUEST
- A month had flitted since The Club had met...
- A Noontide Lyric
- A Parody on “A Psalm of Life”
- A Poem
- A Poem
- A Poem - Dedication Of The Pittsfield Cemetery, September 9,1850
- A Poem For The Meeting Of The American Medical Association At New York, May 5, 1853
- A Poem Served To Order
- A Portrait
- A Portrait
- A Professional Ballad
- A Puritan War Song
- A RHYMED LESSON ( URANIA )
- A Roman Aqueduct
- A Sea Dialogue
- A Sentiment
- A Sentiment
- A Sentiment
- A Sentiment
- A Sentiment Offered At The Dinner To H. I. H. The Prince Napoleon, At The Revere House, September 25,1861
- A Song For The Centennial Celebration Of Harvard College, 1836
- A Song Of "Twenty-Nine"
- A Song Of Other Days
- A SUN-DAY HYMN
- A Voice Of The Loyal North
- A Welcome To Dr. Benjamin Apthorp Gould On His Return From South America
- Added For The Alumni Meeting, June 29,
- Additional Verses
- Address
- Address For The Opening Of The Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, December 3, 1873
- After A Lecture At Albany
- After A Lecture On Keats
- After A Lecture On Moore
- After A Lecture On Shelley
- After A Lecture On Wordsworth
- AFTER THE CURFEW
- After The Fire
- ALBUM VERSES
- All Here
- Alone
- Ambition
- America To Russia
- An Academic Poem
- AN AFTER-DINNER POEM
- An Appeal
- An Appeal For "The Old South"
- An Electro-Chemical Eclogue
- AN EVENING THOUGHT
- An Impromptu
- An Old-Year Song
- An Unpublished Poem, By My Late Latin Tutor
- April 23, 1864
- April 27,1861
- April 4, 1880
- Astronomer, Mathematician. 1809-1890
- At A Bookstore
- At A Meeting Of Friends
- At The Close Of A Course Of Lectures
- At The Pantomime
- At The Papyrus Club
- At The Saturday Club
- At The Summit
- At The Turn Of The Road
- AT THE UNITARIAN FESTIVALglossed
- August 2, 1872
- August 21, 1868
- August 29, 1859
- Ave
- Avis
- Before His Departure For Europe, May 27, 1868
- Before The Curfew
- BEFORE THE CURFEWglossed
- Bill And Joe
- Boston To Florence
- Brother Jonathan's Lament
- Brother Jonathan'S Lament For Sister Caroline
- By A Sensitive Man
- By A Tailor
- By Joseph Hopkinson
- CACOETHES SCRIBENDIglossed
- Cambridge, July 21, 1865
- Canto First
- Canto Second
- Chanson Without Music By The Professor Emeritus Of Dead And Live Languages
- CONCLUSION
- Contentment
- Danvers, 1866
- De Sauty
- December 15, 1874
- December 17, 1877
- December 9, 1871
- Dedicated To The Stay-At-Home Rangers
- Departed Days
- Died January 7, 1861
- Dorothy Q.
- During The Transit Of Venus
- Edward Everett - "Our First Citizen"
- Epilogue To The Breakfast-Table Series
- Epilogue To The Breakfast-Table Series Autocrat-Professor-Poet
- Even-Song.
- F. W. C.
- FANTASIAglossed
- February 16, 1874
- Festival Of The Alumni, 1857
- FIRST VERSES
- FOR CLASS MEETINGglossed
- For Her Golden Wedding, October 18, 1875
- For His "Jubilaeum" At Berlin, November 5, 1868
- For The Burns Centennial Celebration
- For The Centennial Celebration Of Harvard College, 1836
- For The Centennial Dinner
- For The Centennial Dinner Of The Proprietors Of Boston Pier, Or The Long Wharf, April 16, 1873
- For The Dedication Of The New City Library, Boston
- For The Fair In Aid Of The Fund To Procure Ball's Statue Of Washington
- For The Meeting Of The Burns Club
- For The Meeting Of The National Sanitary Association 1860
- For The Moore Centennial Celebration
- For The Services In Memory Of Abraham Lincoln
- FOR THE WINDOW IN ST. MARGARET'Sglossed
- Freedom, Our Queen
- From A Bachelor's Private Journal
- God Save The Flag
- Grandmother's Story Of Bunker-Hill Battle As She Saw It From The Belfry
- H. C. M. H. S. J. K. W.
- Hail, Columbia!
- Harvard
- Here It Is—With The _Slight Alterations_!
- His Temptation
- Ho! dealer; for its motto's sake...
- Homesick In Heaven
- How like, how unlike, as we view them together...
- How Not To Settle It
- How The Old Horse Won The Bet
- Humboldt's Birthday
- Hymn
- Hymn
- Hymn
- HYMN
- HYMN
- Hymn After The Emancipation Proclamation
- Hymn For The Celebration At The Laying Of The Cornerstone Of Harvard Memorial Hall, Cambridge, October 6, 1870
- Hymn For The Class-Meeting
- Hymn For The Dedication Of Memorial Hall At Cambridge, June 23, 1874
- Hymn For The Fair At Chicago
- Hymn For The Inauguration Of The Statue Of Governor Andrew, Hingham, October 7, 1875
- Hymn For The Same Occasion (The Two Hundredth Anniversary King's Chapel)
- HYMN OF TRUST
- Hymn. - The Word Of Promise
- I Like You And I Love You
- I.
- Idols
- II.
- II.
- II.
- III.
- III.glossed
- III.
- In Memory Of Charles Wentworth Upham, Jr.
- In Memory Of John And Robert Ware
- In Response
- In The Athenieum Gallery
- In The Twilight
- In Vita Minerva
- IN WARTIME
- Intra Muros
- Iris, Her Book
- Iv