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Songs of the Seasons
And Other Poems. By Thomas Tod Stoddart
Stoddart, Thomas Tod (1810-1880)
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Songs of the Seasons.
SPRING.
SUMMER.
AUTUMN IN THE HIGHLANDS.
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INTER-PART.
WINTER.
Poems and Songs.
BIRD MUSIC.
THE JILT; OR, FORTY YEARS AGO.
LINES TO MY WIFE.
THE HEIR OF ARDGOUR.
MOVEMENTS—THE LEADER AND HIS FOLLOWERS.
CLIMBING SONNETS.
MUSINGS ON THE BANKS OF TEVIOT.
THE INCENTIVE.
FLOWER-LIFE.
TO THE SWALLOW.
SUPPLICATION.
THE CUP OF MERCIES.
DEATH'S HERDSMAN; OR, THE LAY OF THE RINDERPEST.
A LEAF OF MY CREED.
A DREAM OF THE PAST.
LOVE AND WORSHIP.
TWEED AND ITS PROSPECTS.
THOUGHTS SUGGESTED BY PASSING EVENTS.
PILGRIMAGES TO THE TOMBS OF THE POETS.
THE OAKLING.
THE LEGEND OF THE FOUNTAIN.
THE WAIL OF THE SAXON MOTHER.
LINES TO A FAVOURITE DOG.
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Songs of the Seasons
Caravans, with wealth untold
Laden, cross my daily path.
Hill and valley, steep and strath,
Are aglow with sheaves of gold.
To the far horizon's line,
You
, the ardent mountain-sitter,
May pursue the waving glitter
Casting life into the brine.
Songs of the Seasons