Poet

Thomas Moore

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• Come, Play Me That Simple Air Again. A Ballad.
• Come, Rest In This Bosom.
• COME, SEND ROUND THE WINE.
• Copy Of An Intercepted Despatch.
• Corn And Catholics.
• Correspondence Between A Lady And Gentleman, Upon The Advantage Of (What Is Called) "Having Law[1] On One's Side."
• CORRUPTION,
• Corruption, An Epistle.
• Cotton And Corn. A Dialogue.
• Country Dance And Quadrille.
• Cupid And Psyche.
• Cupid Armed.
• Cupid's Lottery.
• Dear Fanny.
• Dear Harp Of My Country.
• Dear? Yes.
• Desmond's Song.
• Dick * * * *, A Character.
• Did Not.
• Do Not Say That Life Is Waning.
• Dog-Day Reflections. By A Dandy Kept In Town.
• Dreaming For Ever.
• Dreams. To ... ....
• Drink Of This Cup.
• Drink To Her.
• Echo.
• Elegiac Stanzas.
• Elegiac Stanzas. Supposed To Be Written By Julia, On The Death Of Her Brother.
• Enigma.
• Epigram.
• Epigram. Dialogue Between A Catholic Delegate And His Royal Highness The Duke Of Cumberland.
• Epigram. Dialogue Between A Dowager And Her Maid On The Night Of Lord Yarmouth's Fete.
• Epigram. From The French.
• EPILOGUE.
• Epistle From Captain Rock To Lord Lyndhurst.
• Epistle From Erasmus On Earth To Cicero In The Shades.
• Epistle From Henry Of Exeter To John Of Tuam.
• Epistle From Tom Crib To Big Ben.[1] Concerning Some Foul Play In A Late Transaction.[2]
• Epistle Of Condolence. From A Slave-Lord, To A Cotton-Lord.
• Epitaph On A Tuft-Hunter.
• ERIN! THE TEAR AND THE SMILE IN THINE EYES.
• Erin, Oh Erin.
• EVELEEN'S BOWER.
• EXTRACT I.
• EXTRACT III.
• EXTRACT IV.
• EXTRACT IX.
• EXTRACT V.
• EXTRACT VI.
• EXTRACT VII.
• EXTRACT VIII.
• EXTRACT X.
• EXTRACT XII.
• EXTRACT XIII.
• EXTRACT XIV.
• EXTRACT XV.
• EXTRACT XVI.
• Extract. From A Prologue Written And Spoken By The Author, At The Opening Of The Kilkenny Theatre, October, 1809.
• Extracts
• Extracts From The Diary Of A Politician.
• Fable
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable I. The Dissolution Of The Holy Alliance. A Dream.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Ii. The Looking-Glasses.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Iii. The Torch Of Liberty.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Iv. The Fly And The Bullock.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable V. Church And State.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Vi. The Little Grand Lama.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Vii. The Extinguishers.
• Fables For The Holy Alliance. Fable Viii. Louis Fourteenth's Wig.
• Fairest! Put On Awhile.
• Fancy.
• Fanny, Dearest.
• Farewell! -- But Whenever You Welcome the Hour
• FATE OF GENEVA IN THE YEAR 1782.
• FEAR NOT THAT, WHILE AROUND THEE.
• Fill The Bumper Fair.
• FIRST ANGEL'S STORY.
• Flourish Of Trumpets.
• Fly Not Yet.
• Fools' Paradise. Dream The First.
• For Thee Alone.
• Forget Not The Field.
• Fragment Of A Character.
• Fragment Of A Mythological Hymn To Love.[1]
• Fragment.
• Fragments Of College Exercises.
• Freely Translated By The Prince Regent.[1]
• From Bermuda.[1]
• From Life Without Freedom.
• From The "Morning Post."
• From The Greek Of Meleager.
• FROM THE HIGH PRIEST OF APOLLO TO A VIRGIN OF DELPHI.
• From The High Priest Of Apollo To A Virgin Of Delphi.[1]
• From The Hon. Henry ----, To Lady Emma ----.
• From This Hour The Pledge Is Given.
• Fum And Hum, The Two Birds Of Royalty.
• Gazel.
• Genius And Criticism.
• Go Where Glory Waits Thee.
• Grand Dinner Of Type And Co. A Poor Poet's Dream.[1]
• Greek Air
• GUESS, GUESS.
• Hark! 'Tis The Breeze. (Air.--Rousseau.)
• Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded.
• Hat Versus Wig.
• Hear Me But Once. (French Air.)
• Her Last Words, At Parting.
• Here At Thy Tomb. By Meleager.
• Here Sleeps The Bard. (Highland Air.)
• Here's The Bower.
• Here, Take My Heart.
• Hero And Leander.
• Hip, Hip, Hurra!
• Hope Comes Again.
• Horace, Ode I. Lib. III. A Fragment.
• Horace, Ode XXII. Lib. I. Freely Translated By Lord Eldon.
• Horace, Ode XXXVIII. Lib. I. A Fragment.
• How Dear To Me The Hour.
• How Happy, Once.
• How Oft Has The Banshee Cried.
• How Shall I Woo?
• How To Make A Good Politician.
• How To Make One's Self A Peer.
• How To Write By Proxy.
• Hush, Hush!
• Hush, Sweet Lute.
• Hymn Of A Virgin Of Delphi, At The Tomb Of Her Mother.
• I Love But Thee.
• I Saw From the Beach
• I Saw The Moon Rise Clear. A Finland Love Song.
• I SAW THY FORM IN YOUTHFUL PRIME.
• I Wish I Was By That Dim Lake.
• I'd Mourn The Hopes.
• I've A Secret To Tell Thee.
• If In Loving, Singing.
• If Thou Wouldst Have Me Sing And Play.
• If Thou'lt Be Mine.
• If" And "Perhaps."
• Ill Omens.
• IMITATION OF CATULLUS.
• Imitation Of Catullus. To Himself.
• Imitation Of The Inferno Of Dante.
• Imitation. From The French.
• IMPROMPTU,
• Impromptu, On Leaving Some Friends.
• Impromptu. After A Visit To Mrs. ----, Of Montreal.
• Impromptu. Upon Being Obliged To Leave A Pleasant Party, From The Want Of A Pair Of Breeches To Dress For Dinner In.
• In Myrtle Wreaths. By Alcaeus.
• In The Morning Of Life.
• Inconstancy.
• Intended Tribute
• Intended Tribute To The Author Of An Article In The Last Number Of The Quarterly Review, Entitled "Romanism In Ireland."
• INTERCEPTED LETTERS, ETC.
• INTOLERANCE,
• Intolerance, A Satire.
• INVITATION TO DINNER.
• Invitation To Dinner. Addressed To Lord Lansdowne.
• Irish Antiquities.
• Irish Melodies
• It Is Not The Tear At This Moment Shed.[1]
• Justum bellum quibus necessarium, et pia arma quibus nulla nisi in
• Juvenile Poems
• Keep Those Eyes Still Purely Mine.
• King Crack[1] And His Idols.
• LABEL FIRST.
• LABEL SECOND.
• Lament For The Loss Of Lord Bathurst's Tail.
• Late Tithe Case.
• Latest Accounts From Olympus.
• Lay His Sword By His Side.
• Les Hommes Automates.
• Lesbia Hath A Beaming Eye.
• Let Erin Remember The Days Of Old.
• LET JOY ALONE BE REMEMBERED NOW.
• Let's Take This World As Some Wide Scene.
• Letter From Larry O'Branigan To The Rev. Murthagh O'Mulligan.
• LETTER I.
• LETTER II.
• LETTER II.
• LETTER III.
• LETTER IV.
• Light Sounds The Harp.
• LIKE MORNING, WHEN HER EARLY BREEZE.
• Like One Who, Doomed.
• Lines On The Death Of Joseph Atkinson, Esq., Of Dublin.
• Lines On The Death Of Mr. Perceval.
• Lines On The Death Of Sheridan.
• Lines On The Departure Of Lord Castlereagh And Stewart For The Continent.
• Lines On The Entry Of The Austrians Into Naples, 1821.
• LINES WRITTEN AT THE COHOS, OR FALLS OF THE MOHAWK KIVER.
• Lines Written At The Cohos, Or Falls Of The Mohawk Kiver.[1]
• Lines Written In A Storm At Sea.
• Lines Written On Leaving Philadelphia.
• Literary Advertisement.
• Little Man And Little Soul. A Ballad.
• Long Years Have Past.
• Lord Henley And St. Cecilia
• Lord Wellington And The Ministers.
• LOVE ALONE.
• Love And Hymen.