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The Collected Poems of T. E. Brown
Brown, T. E. (1830-1897)
I.
I. ASPECTS AND CHARACTERS
BRADDAN VICARAGE
OLD JOHN
CHALSE A KILLEY
IN THE COACH
MATER DOLOROSA
THE CHRISTENING
PEGGY'S WEDDING
THE PEEL LIFE-BOAT
CATHERINE KINRADE
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN HOM-VEG AND BALLURE'S RIVER
GOB-NY-USHTEY
FAILAND
PORTBURY
THE DHOON
WASTWATER TO SCAWFELL
THE WELL
ROMAN WOMEN
IN MEMORIAM
SONG
DUNOON
THE LAUGH
“NE SIT ANCILLÆ”
WHITEHAVEN HARBOUR
IBANT OBSCURÆ
ST. BEE'S HEAD
AN OXFORD IDYLL
SCARLETT ROCKS
LIME STREET
HOTWELLS
TO K. H.
CLIFTON
FIVES'-COURT
THE LILY-POOL
“NOT WILLING TO STAY”
ECCLESIASTES
INDWELLING
SALVE!
IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM: A. F.
CANTICLE
WHITE FOXGLOVE
OCTAVES
POETS AND POETS
OPIFEX
IN MEMORIAM: J. MACMEIKIN
“GOD IS LOVE”
THE INTERCEPTED SALUTE
METABOAH
JESSIE
A WISH
DANTE AND ARIOSTO
BOCCACCIO
TO E. M. O.
CAROL
M. T. W.
THE ORGANIST IN HEAVEN
TO E. M. O.
A SERMON AT CLEVEDON
A FABLE
THE PESSIMIST
ON THE SINKING OF THE VICTORIA
ΧΡΙΣΜΑ
II.
NARRATIVE
III.
III. LYRICAL
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The Collected Poems of T. E. Brown
DANTE AND ARIOSTO
If
Dante breathes on me his awful breath,
I rise and go; but I am sad as death—
I go; but, turning, who is that I see?
I whisper:—“Ariosto, wait for me!”
The Collected Poems of T. E. Brown
