Poems by John Kenyon
Lines Sent To Elia,
... AFTER READING HIS ESSAY ON ROAST PIG, WITH A TRIBUTARY BASKET ...
To Echo
... Speak but to those who hail thee and rejoice, ...
Pretence. Part I - Table-Talk
... PRETENCE AND PRETENSION DISCRIMINATEDTHEIR VARIOUS MODIFICATIONS AND AGENCIESJOINT OR SEPARATE ...
Ringlets
... But, soon, like fresh-snared falcon bold, ...
For The Sisters Album
... Like flowers, that shut them from the night ...
Rhymed Plea For Tolerance - Dialogue II.
... REASONS FOR TOLERANCE, DEDUCED FROM CHRISTIAN PRECEPTFROM THE NATURE OF THE MIND ...
Apparitions
... While, Phyllis! you, the frank and debonnair, ...
To Isaac Walton
... And though, since then, full many a taste be changed, ...
