William Schwenck Gilbert
Born in November 18, 1836 / Died in May 29, 1911 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by William Schwenck Gilbert
King Borria Bungalee Boo
... (At least, if they could, they'd have blushed) ...
Ellen McJones Aberdeen
... " They smiled when he winked and addressed them as "dears," ...
Haunted
... With wrenched-off knockers, extinguished lights, ...
General John
... From the ranks, one day, cried PRIVATE JAMES, ...
Mister William
... "There's WILSON who is dying - he has wealth from Stock and rent - ...
A Nightmare
... usual angle! Well, you get some repose in the form of a doze, with hot eyeballs ...
Little Oliver
... ) Poor lad! convinced he thus would win her, ...
Solatium
... Fairest days are sun and shade: ...
The Magnet and the Churn
... The kettles they boiled with rage, 'tis said, ...
A Recipe
... - Take all these, you lucky man - ...
Sleep On!
... While on its countless millions ...
The Working Monarch
... But of pleasures there are many and of troubles there are none ...
Speculation
... Schoolgirls we, eighteen and under, ...
Life
... Though she's plain - perhaps unsightly, ...
At a Pantomime. By a Bilious One
... Their laughter comes with a sounding ring, ...
