William Topaz McGonagall
Born in March 1, 1830 / Died in September 29, 1902 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by William Topaz McGonagall
The Newport Railway
... During the livelong summer day, And then they can return at night ...
The Nithsdale Widow and Her Son
... rejoined his comrades shouting right merrily: "There, you old devil, that's what you really deserve, ...
The Pennsylvania Disaster
... nd drowned by the flood-- oh! pity their fate! The embankment of the dam was considered rather weak, ...
The Queen's Jubilee Celebrations
... d among the sight-seers great consternation, And private householders seemed to vie with each other, ...
The Railway Bridge of the Silvery Tay
... And view thee ere he passed along en route to Inverness ...
The Rattling Boy from Dublin
... Chorus So, with my darling shillelah, I gave him a whack, ...
The Rebel Surprise Near Tamai
... And don't be afraid of war's alarms So forward! and charge them in front and rear, ...
The Relief of Mafeking
... Against yelling thousands of Boers who were thirsting for their blood, ...
The River of Leith
... As I stood upon the Dean Bridge and viewed the beautiful scenery, ...
The Royal Review
... hich will long be remembered by our gracious Queen-- And by the Volunteers, that came from far away, ...
The Sorrows of the Blind
... The face of nature, with all its beauties and livery green, ...
The Sprig of Moss
... ar him a little stone smooth and white, Upon which was traced the delicate design of a Sprig of Moss ...
The Wreck of the Steamer 'Storm Queen'
... While the sea lashed itself into white foam and loudly did roar, ...
The Storming of the Dargai Heights
... arge them with your bayonets without dismay!" Then with a ringing cheer, and at the word of command, ...
The Summary History of Sir William Wallace
... And I'll plunge my dagger in you heart,' Then his heart's blood did quickly flow, ...
