Poems, 1815
EYESIGHT
1815 How sweet it is Enter through ears and eyesight, with such gleam
EYNE
1815 The Brothers the End, Eyne, or Enna. It falls into the sea a little
FACE
1815 An Evening Walk Brushing with lucid wands the water's face;
1815 An Evening Walk She lifts in silence up her lovely face;
1815 Descriptive The face of traveller passing to and fro,
Sketches
1815 Anecdote for His face is fair and fresh to see;
Fathers
1815 The Thorn I did not speak--I saw her face,
1815 The Thorn Her face--it was enough for me;
1815 The Thorn A baby and a baby's face,
1815 Goody Blake and His face was gloom, his heart was sorrow,
Harry Gill
1815 The Idiot Boy And Betty's face with joy o'erflows,
1815 The Idiot Boy You plainly in her face may read it,
1815 The Idiot Boy His face unto his horse's tail,
1815 The Old Beat his grey locks against his withered face.
Cumberland
1815 Animal He travels on, and in his face, his step,
Tranquillity and
1815 Three years she Shall pass into her face.
grew in sun and
1815 A Poet's Epitaph The falsehood of thy sallow face.
1815 The Fountain We wear a face of joy, because
1815 The Danish Boy. Fresh as the bloom upon his face.
A Fragment
1815 The Danish Boy. There sits he: in his face you spy
A Fragment
1815 Lucy Gray But the sweet face of Lucy Gray
1815 The Brothers Into his face, until the setting sun
1815 The Brothers To me it does not seem to wear the face
1815 The Brothers The old House-clock is decked with a new face;
1815 Michael The pastoral Mountains front you, face to face.
1815 Michael That he could look his trouble in the face,
1815 Michael And her face brightened. The Old Man was glad,
1815 Michael Before I knew thy face.--Heaven bless thee, Boy!
1815 Michael The public Way, he put on a bold face;
1815 The Pet-lamb I unobserved could see the workings of her face:
1815 To Joanna Smiled in my face) this were in simple truth
1815 Hart-leap Well Sir Walter wiped his face, and cried, Till now
1815 'Tis said, that To store up kindred hours for me, thy face
some have died
1815 Ellen Irwin But what is Gordon's beauteous face?
1815 The Two Thieves Every face in the village is dimpled with smiles.
1815 Beggars Her face was of Egyptian brown:
1815 Beggars And like that Woman's face as gold is like to gold.
1815 The Emigrant An Infant's face and looks are thine,
Mother
1815 The Emigrant Be shed upon an Infant's face,
Mother
1815 The Emigrant I should behold his face again!
Mother
1815 The Emigrant Blessings upon that quiet face,
Mother
1815 To the Small 'Twas a face I did not know;
Celandine
1815 To the Small Thou dost shew thy pleasant face
Celandine
1815 Resolution and Himself he propped, his body, limbs, and face,
Independence
1815 A Farewell To them who look not daily on thy face;
1815 September 1, Was silent, motionless in eyes and face.
1802
1815 Stanzas written And a pale face that seemed undoubtedly
in my Pocket-
1815 Stanzas written As if a blooming face it ought to be;
in my Pocket-
1815 To the same Of Nature, with that homely face,
Flower [To the
1815 To a Highland For never saw I mien, or face,
Girl
1815 To a Highland A face with gladness overspread!
Girl
1815 Yarrow Unvisited And looked me in the face, to think
1815 Fly, some kind No mirthful gladness:--serious is her face,
Harbinger, to
1815 The Blind And there he is in face of Heaven!
Highland Boy
1815 October 1803 When, looking on the present face of things,
["When looking"]
1815 The Farmer of More of soul in his face than of words on his tongue;
Tilsbury Vale
1815 The Affliction And never blush was on my face.
of Margaret ----
1815 Address to my Or the night's darkness, or its cheerful face
Infant Daughter,
1815 Address to my --That smile forbids the thought;--for on thy face
Infant Daughter,
1815 The Kitten and O'er my little Laura's face;
Falling Leaves
1815 Ode to Duty As is the smile upon thy face:
1815 Character of the In face of these doth exercise a power
Happy Warrior
1815 Character of the But who, if he be called upon to face
Happy Warrior
1815 Power of Music It gleams on the face, there, of dusky-browed Jack,
1815 Yes, it was the Face of thing that is to be;
mountain Echo
1815 With how sad How silently, and with how wan a face!*
steps, O Moon
1815 Methought I saw Smooth way; and I beheld the face of one
the footsteps
1815 Methought I saw With her face up to heaven; that seemed to have
the footsteps
1815 Song at the Face of thing that is to be;
Feast of
1815 Composed on the No mirthful gladness:--serious is her face,
eve of the
1815 Laodamia Accept the gift, behold him face to face!
1815 Surprised by joy Could to my sight that heavenly face restore.
FACES
1815 Her eyes are And fiendish faces one, two, three,
Wild
1815 Composed near Banners, and happy faces, far and nigh!
Calais
1815 Rob Roy's Grave Are faces that attest the same;
1815 Gipsies That on their Gipsy-faces falls,
1815 November 1813 Now that all hearts are glad, all faces bright,
1815 Even as a A gay society with faces bright,
dragon's eye
FACING
1815 Lines written While, facing thus the crimson west,
while sailing in
FACT
1815 Rob Roy's Grave Judge thou of law and fact!
FACTIONS
1815 Composed while Whose factions lead astray the wise and brave;
the Author was
FACTORS
1815 Rob Roy's Grave Then rents and Factors, rights of chase,
FACTS
1815 The Brothers And hence, so far from wanting facts or dates
FACULTIES
1815 Lines left upon For any living thing, hath faculties
a Seat in a Yew-
1815 October 1803 That virtue and the faculties within
["These times"]
1815 The Kitten and And have faculties to take,
Falling Leaves
FACULTY
1815 I wandered upon the imaginative faculty, than an exertion of it. The one which
lonely as a
1815 Character of the And faculty for storm and turbulence,
Happy Warrior
1815 "Weak is the Who wants the glorious faculty assigned
will of Man
FADDLE
1815 The Idiot Boy With girt and stirrup fiddle-faddle;
FADE
1815 An Evening Walk Ah no! as fades the vale, they fade away:
1815 The Reverie of She looks, and her Heart is in heaven: but they fade,
Poor Susan
1815 Nutting And fade, unseen by any human eye;
1815 On the And what if she had seen those glories fade,
Extinction of
1815 Composed after a And from our earthly memory fade away.
Journey
1815 There is a Fade, and participate in Man's decline.
bondage worse
1815 Those words were And from our earthly memory fade
uttered
1815 Ode. Intimations And fade into the light of common day.
of Immortality
1815 The fairest, The fairest, brightest hues of ether fade;
brightest
FADED
1815 An Evening Walk The lone black fir, forsakes the faded plain;
1815 Descriptive That faded silent from the upward eye,
Sketches
1815 Ruth With budding, fading, faded flowers
1815 From the dark In the low dell mid Roslin's faded grove:
chambers of
FADES
1815 An Evening Walk Ah no! as fades the vale, they fade away:
FADING
1815 An Evening Walk The bird, who ceased, with fading light, to thread
1815 Ruth With budding, fading, faded flowers
FAERIES
1815 The Seven By Faeries all are buried there,
Sisters
1815 Yes, it was the And the Caves where Faeries sing
mountain Echo
1815 Song at the And the Caves where Faeries sing
Feast of
FAERY
1815 An Evening Walk On lovelier spectacle in faery days;
1815 To H. C. Six Thou faery Voyager! that dost float
years old
1815 To the same That spreads itself, some Faery bold
Flower [To the
1815 To the Cuckoo An unsubstantial, faery place;
1815 The Kitten and Sylph or Faery hither tending,--
Falling Leaves
1815 To a Skylark Had I now the wings of a Faery,
FAGGOT
1815 Guilt and Sorrow Came, where beneath the trees a faggot blazed;
1815 Lucy Gray And snapped a faggot-band;
1815 Characteristics And, as a faggot sparkles on the hearth,
of a Child
FAGGOTS
1815 The Idiot Boy Or bringing faggots from the wood.
FAIL
1815 Extract from the Though his departing radiance fail
Conclusion of a
1815 The Idiot Boy As if her very life would fail.
1815 The Idiot Boy No wonder if her senses fail,
1815 Three years she Nor shall she fail to see
grew in sun and
1815 Michael By tendency of nature needs must fail.
1815 A narrow girdle Nor did we fail to see within ourselves
of rough stones
1815 Hart-leap Well But breath and eye-sight fail; and, one by one,
1815 Hart-leap Well Till the foundations of the mountains fail
1815 The Matron of Where common cheerfulness would fail:
Jedborough
1815 Say, what is Of perilous war her weightiest Armies fail,
Honour?
1815 Feelings of a Will fail to illuminate the Infant's bier;
Noble Biscayan
1815 O'erweening Which shall not fail, though poor men cleave with pride
Statesmen
FAILED
1815 The Brothers Failed in him, and, not venturing to inquire
1815 Michael And his heart failed him. Isabel, said he,
1815 The Force of Nor failed at Even-song.
Prayer
FAILING
1815 Personal Talk There do I find a never-failing store
FAILS
1815 An Evening Walk On the dark earth the baffled vision fails;
1815 Star-gazers A Boaster, that when he is tried, fails, and is put to shame?
1815 And is it among Ah no!--though Nature's dread protection fails,
rude untutored
FAINT
1815 Descriptive Faint wail of eagle melting into blue
Sketches
1815 Tintern Abbey With many recognitions dim and faint,
1815 Tintern Abbey Faint I, nor mourn nor murmur; other gifts
1815 Personal Talk Or kettle, whispering it's faint undersong.
FAINTED
1815 The Blind She who had fainted with her fear,
Highland Boy
FAIR
1815 An Evening Walk How fair it's lawns and sheltering woods appear!
1815 Remembrance of As now, fair River! come to me.
Collins
1815 Remembrance of Oh glide, fair Stream! for ever so,
Collins
1815 Descriptive Or marks, mid opening cliffs, fair dark-eyed maids
Sketches
1815 Descriptive Fair smiling lights the purpled hills illume!
Sketches
1815 We are Seven Her eyes were fair, and very fair,
1815 We are Seven When it is light and fair,
1815 Anecdote for His face is fair and fresh to see;
Fathers
1815 The Thorn As if by hand of lady fair
1815 The Thorn An infant's grave was half so fair.
1815 The Thorn Beneath that Hill of moss so fair.
1815 The Thorn Beneath that Hill of moss so fair.
1815 Her eyes are Be changed, that was so fair to view,
Wild
1815 Her eyes are 'Tis fair enough for thee, my dove!
Wild
1815 Simon Lee That's fair behind, and fair before;
1815 Lines written in To her fair works did Nature link
Early Spring
1815 The Idiot Boy Beneath the Moon, yet shining fair,
1815 Tintern Abbey Of this fair river; thou, my dearest Friend,
1815 There was a Boy Fair are the woods, and beauteous the spot,
1815 She dwelt among --Fair as a star, when only one
the untrodden
1815 The two April To see a Child so very fair,
Mornings
1815 The Danish Boy. So steady or so fair.
A Fragment
1815 Ruth Was not so fair as he;
1815 Ruth Fair trees and lovely flowers;
1815 Ruth For passions linked to forms so fair
1815 The Brothers When, whether it blew foul or fair, they two
1815 The Pet-lamb fair!
1815 To Joanna The fair Joanna drew, as if she wished
1815 There is an In the mid heavens, is never half so fair
Eminence
1815 A narrow girdle To pluck, some flower or water-weed, too fair
of rough stones
1815 A narrow girdle Fair Ferns and Flowers, and chiefly that tall Fern
of rough stones
1815 'Tis said, that Thou one fair shrub, oh! shed thy flowers,
some have died
1815 Ellen Irwin Fair Ellen Irwin, when she sate
1815 Ellen Irwin Fair Ellen saw it when it came,
1815 The Two Thieves There's ninety good seasons of fair and foul weather
1815 Written with a Fair sights--and visions of romantic joy.
Pencil upon a
1815 The Sailor's Such strength, a dignity so fair:
Mother
1815 Foresight Small and low, though fair as any:
1815 A Farewell Sweet Garden-orchard, eminently fair,
1815 A Farewell Fair in thyself and beautiful alone,
1815 Composed upon Earth has not anything to shew more fair:
Westminster
1815 Composed by the Fair Star of evening, Splendor of the West,
Sea-side, near
1815 Composed near Fair seasons yet to come, and hopes as fair.
Calais
1815 Near Dover, Was like a Lake, or River bright and fair,
September 1802
1815 Composed after a Did we behold, fair sights that might repay
Journey
1815 To the same Not quite so fair as many are
Flower [To the
1815 To a Highland As fair before me shall behold,
Girl
1815 Yarrow Unvisited Fair hangs the apple frae the rock*,
1815 Yarrow Unvisited For when we're there although 'tis fair,
1815 England! the Fair seed-time, better harvest might have been
time is come
1815 She was a Her eyes as stars of Twilight fair;
Phantom of
1815 The Seven Of your fair household, Father Knight,
Sisters
1815 The Seven Away the seven fair Campbells fly,
Sisters
1815 The Seven For us be fair and kind!
Sisters
1815 The Seven The Fishers say, those Sisters fair,
Sisters
1815 Address to my Fair are ye both, and both are free from stain:
Infant Daughter,
1815 The Kitten and Of this morning bright and fair,
Falling Leaves
1815 The Small O Man, that from thy fair and shining youth
Celandine
1815 Ode to Duty Nor know we any thing so fair
1815 The Horn of To Egremont's Domains and Castle fair.
Egremont Castle
1815 The Horn of Flourishing in fair estate.
Egremont Castle
1815 Star-gazers And he's as happy in his night, for the heavens are blue and fair;
1815 Yes, it was the Fair greeting doth she send to all
mountain Echo
1815 Yes, it was the For one fair House by Emont's side,
mountain Echo
1815 With how sad What strife would then be yours, fair Creatures, driven
steps, O Moon
1815 Ode. Intimations Are beautiful and fair;
of Immortality
1815 The Mother's Where two fair swans together glide.
Return
1815 Song at the Fair greeting doth she send to all
Feast of
1815 Song at the For one fair House by Emont's side,
Feast of
1815 In a Garden of Of this fair Garden, and its alleys dim,
the Same
1815 Laodamia Redundant are thy locks, thy lips as fair
1815 Yarrow Visited But thou, that didst appear so fair
1815 Yarrow Visited Fair scenes for childhood's opening bloom,
1815 To the Poet, That Work a living landscape fair and bright;
John Dyer
FAIRER
1815 A whirl-blast A fairer bower was never seen.
from behind the
FAIREST
1815 Descriptive Usurping where the fairest herbage smiled;
Sketches
1815 Ellen Irwin And Gordon, fairest of them all,
1815 The fairest, The fairest, brightest hues of ether fade;
brightest
FAIRFIELD
1815 To Joanna And Fairfield answered with a mountain tone:
FAIRIES
1815 Stanzas written And all the gorgeous sights which fairies do behold.
in my Pocket-
FAIRLY
1815 Rob Roy's Grave How fairly to his mind!
FAIRS
1815 How sweet it is At Wakes and Fairs with wandering Mountebanks,--
FAIRY
1815 Nutting Where fairy water-breaks do murmur on
1815 Ruth With all its fairy crowds
FAITH
1815 The Thorn And then the wind! in faith, it was
1815 Lines written in And 'tis my faith that every flower
Early Spring
1815 Tintern Abbey Our chearful faith that all which we behold
1815 Ruth We in the Church our faith will plight,
1815 Resolution and To genial faith, still rich in genial good;
Independence
1815 It is not to be That Shakspeare spake; the faith and morals hold
thought of
1815 October 1803 What do we gather hence but firmer faith
["These times"]
1815 Ode to Duty This faith, even now, do entertain:
1815 Elegiac Stanzas A faith, a trust, that could not be betray'd.
1815 Power of Music An Orpheus! an Orpheus!--yes, Faith may grow bold,
1815 Ode. Intimations In the faith that looks
of Immortality
1815 O Nightingale! Of serious faith, and inward glee;
thou surely art
1815 In due Yet soon by Christian faith is grief subdued,
observance of an
1815 The Oak of (So faith too fondly deemed) a voice divine
Guernica
1815 Laodamia With faith, the suppliant heav'n-ward lifts her hands;
1815 Laodamia Of Hellespont (such faith was entertained)
1815 "Weak is the Of Faith, and round the Sufferer's temples bind
will of Man
FAITHFUL
1815 Guilt and Sorrow To charm the surly House-dog's faithful bark,
1815 Michael Sitting alone, with that his faithful Dog,
1815 The Pet-lamb A faithful Nurse thou hast, the Dam that did thee yean
1815 Character of the Keeps faithful with a singleness of aim;
Happy Warrior
1815 Yes, it was the We loudest in the faithful North:
mountain Echo
1815 Song at the We loudest in the faithful North:
Feast of
1815 In a Garden of Oft is the Medal faithful to its trust
the Same
1815 Laodamia Be taught, O faithful Consort, to control
1815 Surprised by joy Love, faithful love recalled thee to my mind--
