Poems by Henry Timrod
Sonnet VII "Grief Dies Like Joy; the Tears Upon My Cheek"
... (Though to thy heaven there be no better guide), ...
The Arctic Voyager
... for I hold, Not without proofs, that such a sea exists, ...
Sonnet II "Most Men Know Love But as a Part of Life"
... How would the marts grow noble! and the street, ...
Song Composed For Washington's Birthday
... Who guessed as that poor infant wept ...
At Magnolia Cemetery
... Which keep in trust your storied tombs, &emsp ...
Vox Et Praeterea Nihil
... I've been haunted all night, I've been haunted all day, ...
The Rosebuds
... Near that chaste heart they seemed to me ...
Christmas
... With feast, and song, and dance, and antique sports, ...
Ripley
... Through what dark scenes of bloodshed hast thou passed, ...
Address Delivered At The Opening Of The New Theatre At Richmond
... Love, hate, grief, joy, gain, glory, shame, shall meet, ...
A Prize Poem
... Love, hate, grief, joy, gain, glory, shame, shall meet, ...
The Lily Confidante
... Love that feigns, and lips that flatter, ...
To Fairy
... - And when my songs are sweetest, then ...
To Whom?
... Touched as with fire the pulse of pain, - ...
Lines: "I Stooped from Star-Bright Regions"
... And thought to light thy heart and hearth ...
