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Heath flowers

being a collection of poems, chiefly lyrical, written in the Highlands. By William Glen

Glen, William (1787-1826)

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ADDRESS TO A SLIP OF HEATHER.

THE HIGHLAND MAID.

I'LL NEVER SEE GLENORCHY MORE.

THE HIGHLAND SOLDIER.

THE BATTLE OF BARROSSA.

FLORA's LAMENT.

THE LILY OF STRATHMORE.

THE CLAYMORE SONG.

THE BRAES OF BALQUHITHER.

THE HIGHLAND SOLDIER's SONG.

MARGARET M'FARLANE.

THE PROUD TRICOLOR.

THE BRAES OF ABERFOYLE.

TO The Memory OF BURNS.

THE MAID OF ORANSAY.

OSSIAN's GRAVE.

ODE, RECITED AT THE OSSIAN CLUB, BEING THE ANNIVERSARY OF The Battle of Bannockburn.

TO THE EVENING STAR.

INCHRAY's BONNY JENNY.

THE HIGHLAND LADDIE.

ELEGIAC STANZAS TO THE MEMORY OF MRS R---.

TO The Memory OF COLONEL CAMERON, YOUNGER OF LOCHIEL, WHO FELL NOBLY AT WATERLOO.

TO The Memory OF LORD BALMERINO,

GARTMORE's LILY FLOWER.

THE MUSIC OF THE HEATHER.

THE GATHERING OF CLAN MACFARLANE.

THE SHANNOCHYLE,

THE LILY AND THE ROSE.

TO The Memory OF JOHN GRAHAM, OF CLAVER-HOUSE, LORD VISCOUNT DUNDEE,

CHAIRLICH VICH SHEUMAIS, &c.

THE LASS OF ABERFOYLE.

ABERFOYLE IN MOON-LIGHT.

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Heath flowers

being a collection of poems, chiefly lyrical, written in the Highlands. By William Glen

William Glen

1787-1826

Printed by D. Mackenzie for the author

Glasgow

1817