Poet
Robert Southey
English
- _The Death Of Moses._
- _The Death Of Odin._
- _The Faded Flower._
- _The Race Of Odin._
- _To Ariste._
- _To Fame._
- _To Happiness._
- _To Health._
- _To Reflection._
- _To Sensibility._
- _To The Fire._
- _To The Nightingale._
- _Written On A Journey._
- A stately mirror's all-enamell'd case
- And many surly stoics, theirs he pull'd
- Baly
- Battle Of Blenheim, The
- Birth-Day Ode, 1793.
- Birth-Day Ode, 1796.
- BOWLES.
- Casyapa
- Cataract Of Lodore, The
- Cold was the night wind, drifting fast the snows fell...
- Donica - A Ballad
- Donica.
- Dunnington-Castle.
- Eclogue I. The Old Mansion-House.
- Eclogue II. The Grandmothers Tale.
- Eclogue III. The Funeral.
- Eclogue IV. The Sailor's Mother.
- Eclogue V. The Witch.
- Eclogue VI. The Ruined Cottage.
- Elinor.
- Frederic.
- Henry The Hermit.
- Humphrey And William.
- Hymn To The Penates
- I must to darkness go, hover in clouds
- Inscription I. For A Tablet At Godstow Nunnery.
- INSCRIPTION II.
- INSCRIPTION III.
- Inscription IV. For the Apartment in CHEPSTOW-CASTLE where HENRY MARTEN the Regicide was imprisoned Thirty Years.
- Inscription V. For A Monument At Silbury-Hill.
- INSCRIPTION VI.
- INSCRIPTION VII.
- Inscription VIII. For The Cenotaph At Ermenonville.
- It came from mine own heart, so to my head
- Jaga-Naut
- Jaspar
- John, Samuel, & Richard.
- Kehama's Descent
- Ladurlad
- Like to a light fast lock'd in lanthorn dark
- Lord William.
- March To Moscow, The
- Mary - A Ballad
- Mary.
- Metrical Letter, Written from London.
- MOSCHOS. ]
- Mount Calasay
- Mount Meru
- Musings On A Landscape Of Gaspar Poussin.
- My Days Among the Dead
- Nor were my night thoughts, I confess
- O call me home again dear Chief! and put me
- Ode
- Ode
- Ode Written On The First Of December
- Ode Written On The First Of January
- On The Death Of A Favourite Old Spaniel.
- Padalon
- Pig, The
- Poems
- Rudiger - A Ballad
- Rudiger.
- Sappho
- Sappho. A Monodrama.
- She spake, and lo! celestial radiance beam'd...
- SONNET I
- SONNET I.
- Sonnet II
- SONNET II.
- Sonnet III
- Sonnet III.
- Sonnet IV
- Sonnet IV.
- SONNET IX.
- Sonnet V
- SONNET V.
- Sonnet VI
- Sonnet VI
- Sonnet VII. To The Evening Rainbow.
- Sonnet VIII.
- Sonnet X.
- Sonnet.
- The Amreeta
- The Ancient Sepulchres
- The City of Baly
- The Complaints Of The Poor.
- THE CROSS ROADS.
- The Curse
- The Departure
- The Devil's Walk on Earth
- THE EIGHTH BOOK.
- THE ELEVENTH BOOK.
- The Embarkation
- The Enchantress
- THE FIFTH BOOK.
- THE FIRST BOOK.
- THE FOURTH BOOK.
- The Funeral
- The Gate of Padalon
- The Holy River, the Redeeming Flood
- The Maiden, musing on the Warrior's words...
- The Miracle of the Roses
- THE NINTH BOOK.
- The Old Man's Comforts, and How He Gained Them
- The Old Woman of Berkeley
- The Pauper's Funeral
- The Race Of Banquo.
- The Recovery
- The Retreat
- THE ROSE.
- The Sacrifice
- The Sacrifice Compleated
- THE SAILOR,
- The Sailor, who had served in the Slave Trade.
- THE SECOND BOOK.
- The Separation
- THE SEVENTH BOOK.
- THE SIXTH BOOK.
- The Soldier's Wife
- The summer and autumn had been so wet
- The Surgeon's Warning.
- The Swerga
- THE TENTH BOOK.
- THE THIRD BOOK.
- The Triumph Of Woman
- THE TWELFTH BOOK.
- The Victory.
- THE VISION OF THE MAID OF ORLEANS. THE FIRST BOOK.
- The Widow.
- The World's End
- To Contemplation.
- To Flint, from thence, unto a restless bed
- To Horror.
- To Mary Wollstonecraft.
- To My Own Minature Picture Taken At Two Years Of Age
- To The Chapel Bell.
- To The Genius Of Africa
- Well Of St. Keyne, The
- Winter
- Written on SUNDAY MORNING.