Poet

Thomas Cowherd

1817–1907

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English

A CALL FOR HELP FOR GARIBALDI.
A CALL TO THE SOIREE * OF THE MECHANIC'S INSTITUTE, DECEMBER 23,
A CANADIAN NATIONAL SONG.
ACROSTICS.
ALCOHOL'S ARRAIGNMENT AND DOOM.
AN ADDRESS BY THE MEMBERS OF THE “INSTITUTE” TO THEIR FRIENDS
AN ADDRESS TO BRANTFORD.
And now these parents’ hearts were rendered glad...
BIRTHDAY THOUGHTS AND ASPIRATIONS.
BOOK I.
BOOK II.
BOOK II.
BOOK III.
BOOK IV.
BOOK V.
BOOK VI.
BOOK VII.
BOOK VIII.
BRANTFORD'S WELCOME
CANADIANS’ WELCOME
COWPER
CXXXI.
DAISY, I HAVE SOUGHT FOR THEE.
Dear cousin, I hail you as Mother most brave...
Deep gloom pervades my spirit, and great sorrow fills my breast...
EMMA, THE TINKER'S DAUGHTER;
FAMILY PIECES
FAMILY PIECES
Farewell To My Harp
Fawcett, twelve years have swiftly fled...
FEBRUARY, 1861.
FIRESIDE THOUGHTS OF ANN, MY FORMER WIFE.
GRUMBLINGS.
He stood — the noble Lincoln — calm, though, sad...
HIS SONG TO A RILL.
Howard, thy fervid Christian zeal...
I Saw A Youthful Mother Lie
II.— TO MY ELDEST SON, IN SEVERE SICKNESS.
III.— A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN DENT.
IMPROMPTU.glossed
LINES WRITTEN ON THE MORNING OF THE DREADFUL FIRE WHICH
LXXVIII.
March, with his usual terrors armed...
McLarty, I can n't leave your house...
MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
MURDER WILL OUT;
MY GARDEN
MY OLD ARM CHAIR.
ODE TO PEACE
PASTOR'S AUTUMNAL SONG.
PASTOR'S SONG ON LEAVING THE ISLAND.
PASTOR'S SONG ON THE FROST-WORK OF A FOREST SCENE.
REV. VIII, I.
SONG OF THE CANADIAN CRADLER.
SONG TO AMELIA.
SONG TO BRANTFORD.
SONG TO NIAGARA.
SONG TO THE LILY OF THE VALLEY.
SONG.
STANZAS ON THE PEACEFUL STRUGGLE IN EUROPE.
STANZAS.
STANZAS.
STANZAS.
Such work as that I have described above...
TABBY AND TIBBY.
THE CHARMS OF JUNE.
THE CHRISTIAN'S BATTLE-SONG.
The composition of these lively verses...
THE FIRE ALARM.
The Inebriate's Daughter's Appeal to Her Father.
THE LOGGER'S SONG.
THE SEWING MACHINE.
THE SUGAR-MAKER'S SONG.
The Young Mother'S Vision
This truth may to Christians in darkness be shrouded...
TINSMITH'S SONG.
TO A VERY TALL SUNFLOWER.
TO A VIOLET. FOUND BLOOMING IN MY GARDEN IN DECEMBER,
TO ALFRED,
TO AMELIA
TO DR. LAYCOCK, ON HIS LEAVING BRANTFORD ON ACCOUNT Of
TO ELIHU BURRITT AFTER LISTENING TO HIS LECTURE ON
TO ELLEN AND WILLIE.
TO FREDRIC
TO MR. AND MRS. C. BATTY.
TO MR. AND MRS. W. BATTY, OF PARIS.
TO MR. COWHERD, FROM HIS FRIEND, H. S. LAYCOCK.
TO MR. JAMES C —— T
TO MRS. H. BATTSON.
TO MY BELOVED FRIEND MR. JAMES WOODYATT.
TO MY BROTHER JAMES.
TO MY DAUGHTER ELLEN, ON HER WEDDING DAY, MARCH 20,
TO MY DAUGHTER IDA,
TO MY DAUGHTER MARY ANN, ASLEEP.
TO MY DEAR LITTLE BOYS,
TO MY FATHER
TO MY INFANT ANNIE.
TO MY WIFE,
TO MY WIFE.
To The Author Of "Little Ragged Ned, An Orphan."
To the Children in Mrs. Day's School.
TO THE CHRISTIANS OF BRANTFORD.
TO THE HUMMING BIRD.
TO THE REV. J. W AND HIS BRIDE
TO THE SAME,
TO THE SAME,
TO THE SAME,
TO THE SAME.
TO THE SAME.
Tumultuous feelings like a torrent rush...
Tune, "Auld Lang Syne."
VERSES WRITTEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER READING HORACE SMITH'S
WILLIAM'S LAMENT ON THE DEATH OF HIS BELOVED WIFE.
WINTER'S RAVAGES,
WRITTEN IMMEDIATELY ON HEARING OF DR. O'CARR' S DEATH.
XIX.