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The Two Brothers, and other poems

By Edward Henry Bickersteth

Bickersteth, Edward Henry (1825-1906)

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THE TWO BROTHERS.

THE THINGS THAT ARE.

THE FAVOURITISMS OF HEAVEN.

TO MY SISTER, ON THE EVE OF HER MARRIAGE.

IN IMITATION OF KÖRNER'S “DAS WARST DU.”

ON SEEING A LEAF FALL BY MOONLIGHT.

LINES ON A SUFFERING SISTER.

A NIGHT AT SANDGATE.

ON AN AIR OF NOVELLO'S—AVE VERUM.

UNDINE IN MUSIC.

TEARS IN MUSIC.

ODE ON THE THIRD CENTENARY OF THE ANNUAL COMMEMORATION IN TRINITY COLLEGE.

NOT LUCK, BUT LOVE.

“LORD, SAVE ME.”

THE WORLD'S PEACE, AND CHRIST'S.

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THE THRESHOLD OF THINGS UNSEEN.

I.

I. THE BABE'S FIRST JOURNEY.

II.

II. THE CHILD'S HOME-CALL.

III.

III. TRANSLATED, NOT CONFIRMED.

IV.

IV. THE PENITENT'S DEATH-BED.

V.

VI.

VI. THE UNKNOWN TO-MORROW.

VII.

VII. THE THREE BIRTHDAYS.

DEATH AND VICTORY.

THE TROUBLE OF JESUS' SOUL.

NO MORE CRYING.

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THE TOWER OF LONDON.

CÆSAR'S INVASION OF BRITAIN.

THE WILDERNESS GARDEN.

THE SUFFERER'S COUCH.

SINAI AND ZION.

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The Two Brothers, and other poems

By Edward Henry Bickersteth

Edward Henry Bickersteth

1825-1906

Rivingtons

London Oxford

1872