Poems by William Cowper
The Four Ages. A Brief Fragment Of An Extensive Projected Poem
... Thus while gray evening lulled the wind, and called ...
Truth
... But the same word, that, like the polishd share, ...
The Lily And The Rose
... Thus soothed and reconciled, each seeks ...
On The Neglect Of Homer
... Could Homer come himself, distressed and poor ...
To The Rev. Mr. Newton : An Invitation Into The Country
... The keenest frost that binds the stream, ...
A Fable
... Lest the rude blast should snap the bough, ...
Adam: A Sacred Drama. Act 5.
... SCENE VII. -- Lucifer, Death, The World, and Chorus of Demons, armed with various Arms ...
On Flaxman's Penelope
... The suitors sinned, but with a fair excuse, ...
Lines Addressed To Dr. Darwin, Author Of The 'Botanic Garden.'
... Who would not twine a wreath for thee, ...
On Delia (Bid Adieu, My Sad Heart)
... Perhaps overstrained with the quick pulse of pleasure, ...
The Joy Of The Cross
... Prescribed them by love's sweetest force, ...
An Epitaph 2 (From The Greek)
... Through this green herbage, and those fruitful bowers ...
Scenes Favourable To Meditation
... And scarce know the source of the tears that I shed, ...
The Poet's New-Year's Gift. To Mrs. (Afterwards Lady) Throckmorton
... There dwells some wish in every heart, ...
Olney Hymn 15: Praise For The Fountain Opened
... When this poor lisping stammering tongue ...
