Poet

William Cullen Bryant

1794–1878

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English

• Blessed Are They That Mourn.
• Blessed Are They That Mourn.
• I Broke The Spell That Held Me Long.
• Oh Mother Of A Mighty Race.
• Upon The Mountain'S Distant Head.
• A BRIGHTER DAY.
• A DAY-DREAM.
• A Dream.
• A Forest Hymn.
• A Hymn Of The Sea.
• A LEGEND OF THE DELAWARES.
• A LIFETIME.
• A Meditation On Rhode-Island Coal.
• A Northern Legend. - From The German Of Uhland. (Translations.)
• A Presentiment.
• A RAIN-DREAM.
• A Scene On The Banks Of The Hudson.
• A SICK-BED.
• A SONG FOR NEW-YEAR'S EVE.
• A Song Of Pitcairn's Island.
• A Summer Ramble.
• A Walk At Sunset.
• A Winter Piece.
• After a Tempest
• AMONG THE TREES.
• An Evening Revery. - From An Unfinished Poem.
• An Indian At The Burial-Place Of His Fathers.
• An Indian Story
• AN INVITATION TO THE COUNTRY.
• AUTUMN WOODS.
• Bocage's Penitential Sonnet
• Catterskill Falls.
• CHRISTMAS IN 1875.
• CLAUDIAN.
• DANTE.
• Earth's Children Cleave To Earth.
• Earth.
• Fatima And Raduan. - From The Spanish. (Translations.)
• FATIMA AND RADUAN.°
• From The Spanish Of Pedro De Castro Y A'aya. (Translations.)
• From The Spanish Of Villegas.(Translations.)
• Green River.
• Hear what the desolate Rizpah said...
• Hymn of the City
• Hymn Of The Waldenses.
• Hymn To Death.
• Hymn To The North Star.
• I Cannot Forget With What Fervid Devotion.
• Innocent Child And Snow-White Flower.
• INSCRIPTION FOR THE ENTRANCE TO A WOOD.
• ITALY.
• June
• LIFE.
• Lines In Memory Of William Leggett.
• Lines On Revisiting The Country.
• Love and Folly
• Love In The Age Of Chivalry. - From Peyre Vidal, The Troubadour. (Translations.)
• March.
• MARY MAGDALEN.°
• MAY EVENING.
• Midsummer. - A Sonnet.
• Monument Mountain.
• Mutation
• MY AUTUMN WALK.
• No Man Knoweth His Sepulchre.
• Noon. - From An Unfinished Poem.
• NOT YET.
• NOTES 350
• November
• NOVEMBER.glossed
• October
• OCTOBER, 1866.
• Ode For An Agricultural Celebration.
• OUR COUNTRY'S CALL.
• OUR FELLOW-WORSHIPPERS.
• Rizpah.
• ROBERT OF LINCOLN.
• Romero.
• SELLA.
• Seventy-Six.
• Song Of Marion's Men.
• SONG OF THE GREEK AMAZON.
• Song Of The Stars.
• SONG.
• SONG.glossed
• Song.
• Song.
• Sonnet To ----.
• SONNET.glossed
• Spring In Town.
• Summer Wind
• Thanatopsis.
• The African Chief.
• The Alcayde Of Molina. - From The Spanish. (Translations.)
• The Antiquity Of Freedom.
• The Arctic Lover.
• THE BATTLE-FIELD.
• THE BURIAL OF LOVE.
• THE BURIAL-PLACE.
• The Centennial of William Cullen Bryant's Birth
• THE CHILD'S FUNERAL.
• THE CLOUD ON THE WAY.
• THE CONJUNCTION OF JUPITER AND VENUS.
• THE CONQUEROR'S GRAVE.
• THE CONSTELLATIONS.
• The Count Of Greiers. - From The German Of Uhland. (Translations.)
• The Crowded Street.
• The Damsel Of Peru.
• The Death Of Aliatar. - From The Spanish. (Translations.)
• The Death of Lincoln
• The Death Of Schiller.
• THE DEATH OF SLAVERY.
• The Death of the Flowers
• The Disinterred Warrior.
• The Evening Wind.
• THE FLOOD OF YEARS.
• THE FOUNTAIN.
• The Future Life.
• The Gladness Of Nature.
• The Greek Boy.
• The Greek Partisan.
• THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS.
• The Hunter Of The Prairies.
• The Hunter's Serenade.
• The Hunter's Vision.
• The Hurricane.
• The Indian Girl's Lament.
• The Journey Of Life.
• The Knight's Epitaph.
• THE LAND OF DREAMS.
• The Lapse Of Time.
• THE LIFE OF THE BLESSED.
• THE LIFE THAT IS.
• THE LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE SNOW.
• The Living Lost
• THE LOST BIRD.
• The Love Of God. - From The Proven'al Of Bernari Rascas. (Translations.)
• The Love Of God.--(From The Provencal Of Bernard Rascas.)
• The Maiden's Sorrow.
• The Massacre At Scio.
• THE MOTHER'S HYMN.
• The Murdered Traveller.
• THE NEW AND THE OLD.
• The New Moon.
• THE NIGHT JOURNEY OF A RIVER.
• The Old Man's Counsel.
• The Old Man's Funeral.
• THE ORDER OF NATURE.
• The Painted Cup.
• THE PAST.
• THE PATH.
• THE PLANTING OF THE APPLE-TREE.
• THE POET.
• The Prairies.
• THE RETURN OF THE BIRDS.
• The Return Of Youth.
• The Rivulet.
• THE RUINS OF ITALICA.
• The Serenade. - From The Spanish. (Translations.)
• THE SIESTA.
• The Siesta. - From The Spanish. (Translations.)
• The Skies
• THE SNOW-SHOWER.
• THE SONG OF THE SOWER.
• The Strange Lady
• The Stream Of Life.
• THE THIRD OF NOVEMBER, 1861.
• THE TIDES.
• THE TWENTY-SECOND OF DECEMBER.glossed
• THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF MARCH.
• The Two Graves.
• THE TWO TRAVELLERS.
• THE UNKNOWN WAY.
• THE VOICE OF AUTUMN.
• The Waning Moon.
• THE WEST WIND.
• The White-Footed Deer.
• THE WIND AND STREAM.
• The Winds.
• The Yellow Violet.
• TO A CLOUD.
• TO A MOSQUITO.
• To a Waterfowl
• TO COLE, THE PAINTER, DEPARTING FOR EUROPE.glossed
• To Cole, The Painter, Departing For Europe. - A Sonnet.
• To The Apennines.
• To the Fringed Gentian
• To The Fringed Gentian.
• TO THE RIVER ARVE.
• TRANSLATIONS.
• TREE-BURIAL.
• Version Of A Fragment Of Simonides. (Translations.)
• WAITING BY THE GATE.
• When The Firmament Quivers With Daylight'S Young Beam.
• William Tell. - A Sonnet.
• “HE HATH PUT ALL THINGS UNDER HIS
• “I CANNOT FORGET WITH WHAT FERVID
• “OH FAIREST OF THE RURAL MAIDS.”
• “RECEIVE THY SIGHT.”glossed
• “THE MAY SUN SHEDS AN AMBER LIGHT.”