Poet

T. J. Terrington

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English

• A Poet’s Aspiration
• A Sea-Side Wish
• A Sonnet To the Master-Minds of Earth
• Addressed to Wordsworth
• Affliction
• An Elegy on Edith
• Angelic Visits
• Angels Appearing to the Shepherds
• Autumn
• B. B. Y. Obt. Aug., 1852
• Ballad
• Birth of the First-Born
• Birth-Day Lines
• Canzonet
• Christmas at the Hall
• Christmas Carol
• Christmas Thoughts
• Dane’s Dyke, Flambro’
• Elegy
• Farewell to Elloughton
• Farewell to the Sea
• Fidelio and Lenore
• Hebrew Melody
• Hope
• Joy in God
• Killiney Bay
• Lines for the Bazaar in Aid of St. James’ National Schools, Hull
• Lines to a Butterfly
• Lines to a Great Philanthropist
• Lines to a Young Child
• Lines to the Sun
• Love of Spring
• Love of the Lyre
• Lucy
• New-Year Thoughts
• Night Musings
• Omnipresent Power
• Passing Thoughts on Love
• Providence
• Serenade
• Song—Young Spring
• Sonnet to Elfrida
• Sonnet to Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Stanzas
• The Blind Musician
• The Christmas Bells
• The Close of Life
• The Fisherman
• The Great Object of Life
• The Head-Land
• The Hero’s Grave
• The Melody
• The Mountain Height
• The Muse
• The Old Man’s Smile
• The Reaper
• The Sailor’s Bride
• The Sea-Bird
• The Social Hearth
• The Starry Heavens
• The Storm-King
• The Village Church
• The Voice of the Sea
• The Widow
• Thousands on thousands throng
• Troubadour’s Song
• Wye Dale, Buxton