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Poems of Freneau

Freneau, Philip Morin (1752-1832)

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PART ONE POEMS OF FREEDOM
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PART TWO POEMS OF ROMANTIC FANCY
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The HISTORY of the PROPHET JONAH
  
The PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT
  
THE POWER of FANCY.
  
THE PRAYER OF ORPHEUS.
  
The AMERICAN VILLAGE, &c.
  
THE DESERTED FARM-HOUSE.
  
THE CITIZEN'S RESOLVE.
  
THE DYING ELM.
  
ON RETIREMENT:
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The PICTURES OF COLUMBUS,
  
THE SILENT ACADEMY.
  
THE VERNAL AGUE.
  
A SATIRE
  
The HOUSE of NIGHT
  
The JAMAICA FUNERAL.
  
The BEAUTIES OF SANTA CRUZ
  
THE JEWISH LAMENTATION at Euphrates.
  
ON AMANDA'S SINGING BIRD:
  
CAPTAIN J. P. JONES'S INVITATION.
  
THE SEA VOYAGE
  
The VANITY OF EXISTENCE.
  
TO AN OLD MAN
  
STANZAS
  
THE ARGONAUT;
  
SCANDINAVIAN WAR SONG.
  
THE PROPHECY of King TAMMANY
  
THE DYING INDIAN:
  
THE HURRICANE
  
Written AT PORT ROYAL
  
THE SEASONS MORALIZED.
  
On THE VICISSITUDES OF THINGS
  
TO SYLVIUS:
  
THE WILD HONEY SUCKLE.
  
On A BOOK CALLED UNITARIAN THEOLOGY
  
TO ZOILUS,
  
THE BERMUDA ISLANDS.
  
FLORIO TO AMANDA.
  
THE FAIR SOLITARY.
  
AMANDA IN A CONSUMPTION.
  
ELEGIAC LINES.
  
MAY TO APRIL.
  
TO AN AUTHOR.
  
TO MISFORTUNE.
  
THE INDIAN BURYING GROUND.
  
THE INDIAN STUDENT:
  
MAN OF NINETY.
  
ALCINA'S ENCHANTED ISLAND.
  
HORACE, LIB. I. ODE 15.
  
PALEMON TO LAVINIA.
  
TO LYDIA.
  
TO CYNTHIA.
  
AMANDA'S COMPLAINT.
  
HATTERAS.
  
St. CATHARINE's.
  
NEVERSINK.
  
The WANDERER
  
ON THE SLEEP OF PLANTS.
  
STANZAS,
  
The ORATOR OF THE WOODS.
  
THE BERGEN PLANTER.
  
TOBACCO.
  
THE BANISHED MAN.
  
LINES,
  
LINES,
  
MODERN DEVOTION.
  
THE PARTING GLASS.
  
THE DISH OF TEA.
  
STANZAS
  
ELEGY
  
TO SYLVIUS,
  
The DRUNKARD'S APOLOGY
  
To a DECEASED DOG.
  
JACK STRAW:
  
EPISTLE to a Student of Dead Languages.
  
HERMIT'S VALLEY.
  
TO A NIGHT-FLY,
  
THE INDIAN CONVERT.
  
On ARRIVING IN SOUTH CAROLINA, 1798.
  
LINES WRITTEN AT SEA.
  
THE NAUTICAL RENDEZVOUS.
  
A BACCHANALIAN DIALOGUE.
  
OCTOBER'S ADDRESS:
  
To A CATY-DID.
  
On Passing BY AN OLD CHURCHYARD.
  
ON A HONEY BEE,
  
REFLECTIONS on the Constitution, or Frame of Nature.
  
SCIENCE,
  
The BROOK OF THE VALLEY.
  
Lines on the ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NEW THEATRE
  
BELIEF AND UNBELIEF:
  
On the UNIVERSALITY AND OTHER ATTRIBUTES of the GOD OF NATURE.
  
On the UNIFORMITY AND PERFECTION of NATURE.
  
ON THE RELIGION OF NATURE.

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Transferred to heaven, Amanda has no share
In the dull business of this world of care.
Her blaze of beauty, even in death admired,
A moment kindled, but as soon expired.
Sweet as the favourite offspring of the May
Serenely mild, not criminally gay:
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