Poems by Amelia Opie
Lines Written At Norwich On The First News Of Peace
... . . . 'Grant, Heaven, those tears may be the last ...
On Hearing that Constantinople Was Swallowed Up by an Earthquake
... Has urged his selfish flight* ! And there thou wert&hellip ...
To Laura
... …. Then, I'll no more thy charge deny, ...
Ballad
... "No,…deign to grant my last, last prayer ...
To Henry
... And force the lustre from thine eye,&hellip ...
Song. "YES ....though we've loved so long"
... YES ....though we've loved so long, so well, ...
Secret Love
... .the tomb! One only boon from Heaven I claim, ...
Lines On The Place De La Concorde At Paris,
... Originally called the Place de Louis Seize,--next the Place de la ...
The Origin of the Sail
... " he said, While in despair his hands he wrung&hellip ...
Song. "While many a fond"
... ... I still should scorn their winning art, ...
To Anna
... Though oftener dark with clouds and showers ...
Song. "Where dost thou bide"
... Still see in bright clouds the kind beams of her eye! ...
On the Place de la Concorde
... [Originally called the Place de Louis Seize,-next the Place de la ...
Ode On The Present Times, 27th January 1795
... And twine round fading wreaths, death's baleful yew ...
Lines On Hearing, Three Or Four Years Ago, That Constantinople Was Swallowed Up By An Earthquake;
... Filled with the sparkling shrine, the rich-robed priests, ...
