John Greenleaf Whittier
Born in December 17, 1807 / Died in September 7, 1892 / United States / English
Poems by John Greenleaf Whittier
The Prayer Of Agassiz
... And the leaves by soft airs stirred, ...
The Angels of Buena Vista
... But she heard the youth's low moaning, and his struggling breath of pain, ...
The Pressed Gentian
... For there the flower, whose fringes through ...
The Lost Statesman
... Till bound, dumb millions there shall see them and rejoice ...
Abram Morrison
... Dear young friends, to sight and show, ...
What The Traveller Said At Sunset
... What space shall awe, what brightness blind me ...
The Hive At Gettysburg
... Bleeding and torn from Freedom's mountain bounds, ...
To A Cape Ann Schooner
... Where icebergs threaten, and the sharp reefs are ...
The Vaudois Teacher
... And my pearls are pure as thy own fair neck, with whose ...
Official Piety
... Brothers, God's children, Christ's redeemed, and then, ...
The Crucifixion
... Most freshly from the green wood springs ...
To Delaware
... Whose harvest mantles, fringed with prairie bloom, ...
Mountain Pictures
... the gate Of the barn-yard creaked beneath the merry weight ...
The Lumbermen
... Ships, whose traffic links these highlands, ...
The Old Burying-Ground
... There, sheep that graze the neighboring plain ...
