Poems by Charlotte Turner Smith
Verses III
... at play. SWEET age of bless'd delusion! blooming boys, ...
Sonnet XLIX. From The Novel Of Celestina
... Supposed to have been written in a church-yard, over ...
The Peasant Of The Alps
... All that for him--lost wretch--the world possest, ...
Sonnet XI. To Sleep
... And they, O gentle Sleep! still taste thy charms, ...
Evening
... For, like a friend's consoling sighs, ...
Sonnet LXIX
... Written at the same place, on seeing a Seaman return ...
Verses IV
... On the Death of the same Lady, written in Sept ...
Sonnet XXXIII. To The Naiad Of The Arun
... Through woods and wilds: then seek the ocean caves ...
The First Swallow
... The banks with speedwell flowers are gay, ...
Song II
... And well that sign, those looks explain, ...
Sonnet LXXII. To The Morning Star
... and as above Thy brilliance trembles, hails the lights that rise ...
Sonnet IV. To The Moon
... Or mark the floating clouds that cross thy way ...
The Dead Beggar
... AN ELEGY. Addressed to a Lady, who was affected at seeing the ...
The Female Exile
... 1792. NOVEMBER'S chill blast on the rough beach is howling, ...
Ode To Despair
... And to that breast mild Patience pleads in vain, ...
