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Poems

By Alfred Domett

Domett, Alfred (1811-1887)

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THE PEDESTRIAN.

THE STEAM-BOAT.

[As the April sun breaking]

A STARRY NIGHT.

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CHORUS IN THE ‘SEVEN AGAINST THEBES’ OF ÆSCHYLUS.

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OPENING SCENES OF THE “CLOUDS” OF ARISTOPHANES.

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THE FIRST ODE OF HORACE,

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FRAGMENT OF A CHORUS IN THE AJAX OF SOPHOCLES.

ODE TO THE MATHEMATICS.

[Oft when I read the lays]

WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.

WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM.

ON THE BIRTH OF A NEAR RELATION.

[Whence is it mountains, forests, fields, and floods]

“GOOD BYE.”

['Twas in the twilight once—and Sorrow's shadow lay]

“LONG AGO,”

ON BEING ASKED TO WRITE IN AN ALBUM.

THE BROKEN TRYST.

A SEA SIDE CALM.

THE CARD CASE'S PETITION.

THE “LAND O' THE LEAL.”

“GOOD-BYE!”

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THE LONE STAR OF LOVE.

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LOVE AND CIRCUMSTANCE.

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ADRIAN'S DYING ADDRESS TO HIS SOUL.

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ADRIAN'S ADDRESS TO HIS SOUL WHEN DYING.

THE VOICE OF THE PESTILENCE.

HORACE TO LAMIAS.

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To “------,”

ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF FRISK.

HORACE TO HIS PAGE.

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[This brave bright Earth with Mind o'erflows—]

A SUMMER THOUGHT.

THE NIGHTINGALE.

[My own—my absent one! thou who art still]

PAUL PREACHING AT ATHENS

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An “Oh!” or “Ah!” of joy or misery—
Or a “Ha! ha!” or “Bah!”—a yawn, or “Pooh!”
Of which perhaps the latter is most true.
Byron.