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Poems by Two Brothers

2nd ed. [by Charles Tennyson]
Turner, Charles Tennyson (1808-1879)

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['Tis sweet to lead from stage to stage]
 
STANZAS
 
‘IN EARLY YOUTH I LOST MY SIRE’
 
MEMORY
 
‘YES—THERE BE SOME GAY SOULS WHO NEVER WEEP’
 
THE EXILE'S HARP
 
‘HAVE YE NOT SEEN THE BUOYANT ORB?’
 
‘WHY SHOULD WE WEEP FOR THOSE WHO DIE?’
 
‘RELIGION! THO' WE SEEM TO SPURN’
 
REMORSE
 
‘ON GOLDEN EVENINGS, WHEN THE SUN’
 
THE DELL OF E—
 
MY BROTHER
 
ANTONY TO CLEOPATRA
 
‘I WANDER IN DARKNESS AND SORROW’
 
‘TO ONE, WHOSE HOPE REPOS'D ON THEE’
 
THE OLD SWORD
 
‘WE MEET NO MORE’
 
THE GONDOLA
 
WRITTEN BY AN EXILE OF BASSORAH, WHILE SAILING DOWN THE EUPHRATES
 
MARIA TO HER LUTE
 
THE VALE OF BONES
 
TO FANCY
 
BOYHOOD
 
‘DID NOT THY ROSEATE LIPS OUTVIE’
 
HUNTSMAN'S SONG
 
PERSIA
 
EGYPT
 
THE DRUID'S PROPHECIES
 
LINES
 
SWISS SONG
 
THE EXPEDITION OF NADIR SHAH INTO HINDOSTAN
 
GREECE
 
THE MAID OF SAVOY
 
IGNORANCE OF MODERN EGYPT
 
MIDNIGHT
 
‘IN SUMMER, WHEN ALL NATURE GLOWS’
 
SCOTCH SONG
 
‘BORNE ON LIGHT WINGS OF BUOYANT DOWN’
 
SONG
 
‘THE STARS OF YON BLUE PLACID SKY’
 
FRIENDSHIP
 
ON THE DEATH OF MY GRANDMOTHER
 
‘AND ASK YE WHY THESE SAD TEARS STREAM?’
 
THE REIGN OF LOVE
 
ON SUBLIMITY
 
THE DEITY
 
‘'TIS THE VOICE OF THE DEAD’
 
TIME: AN ODE
 
‘ALL JOYOUS IN THE REALMS OF DAY’
 
GOD'S DENUNCIATIONS AGAINST PHARAOH-HOPHRA, OR APRIES
 
THE THUNDER-STORM
 
THE BATTLE-FIELD
 
THE GRAVE OF A SUICIDE
 
ON THE DEATH OF LORD BYRON
 
THE WALK AT MIDNIGHT
 
THE BARD'S FAREWELL
 
MITHRIDATES PRESENTING BERENICE WITH THE CUP OF POISON
 
EPIGRAM
 
EPIGRAM ON A MUSICIAN,
 
ON BEING ASKED FOR A SIMILE,
 
THE OLD CHIEFTAIN
 
APOLLONIUS RHODIUS'S COMPLAINT
 
THE FALL OF JERUSALEM
 
SHORT EULOGIUM ON HOMER
 
LAMENTATION OF THE PERUVIANS
 
‘A SISTER, SWEET ENDEARING NAME!’
 
‘OH! NEVER MAY FROWNS AND DISSENSION MOLEST’
 
‘THE SUN GOES DOWN IN THE DARK BLUE MAIN’
 
‘STILL, MUTE, AND MOTIONLESS SHE LIES’
 
ON A DEAD ENEMY
 
LINES
 
THE DUKE OF ALVA'S OBSERVATION ON KINGS
 
‘AH! YES, THE LIP MAY FAINTLY SMILE’
 
‘THOU CAMEST TO THY BOWER, MY LOVE, ACROSS THE MUSKY GROVE’
 
TO ---
 
THE PASSIONS
 
THE HIGH-PRIEST TO ALEXANDER
 
‘THE DEW, WITH WHICH THE EARLY MEAD IS DREST’
 
ON THE MOON-LIGHT SHINING UPON A FRIEND'S GRAVE
 
A CONTRAST
 
EPIGRAM
 
THE DYING CHRISTIAN
 
‘THOSE WORLDLY GOODS THAT, DISTANT, SEEM’
 
‘HOW GAILY SINKS THE GORGEOUS SUN WITHIN HIS GOLDEN BED’
 
A GLANCE
 
‘OH! YE WILD WINDS, THAT ROAR AND RAVE’
 
SWITZERLAND
 
BABYLON
 
THE SLIGHTED LOVER
 
‘OH! WERE THIS HEART OF HARDEST STEEL’
 
‘CEASE, RAILER, CEASE! UNTHINKING MAN’
 
‘IN WINTER'S DULL AND CHEERLESS REIGN’
 
ANACREONTIC
 
SUNDAY MOBS
 
PHRENOLOGY
 
IMAGINATION
 
LOVE
 
TO ---
 
SONG
 
THE OAK OF THE NORTH
 
EXHORTATION TO THE GREEKS
 
KING CHARLES'S VISION
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ADDITIONAL POEMS
 
[Come hither, can'st thou tell me if this skull]
 
THE DYING MAN TO HIS FRIEND
 
[Unhappy man, why wander there]
 
WRITTEN DURING THE CONVULSIONS IN SPAIN
 
TIMBUCTOO

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2nd ed. [by Charles Tennyson]

Charles Tennyson Turner

1808-1879
Macmillan
London New York
1893
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