Poets' Corner - Index of Poets

The Song of Hiawatha (complete) [1855]
- Hiawatha's Departure, from The Song of Hiawatha (there is an excellent song version of this on the album Incantations by Michael Oldfield)
From Voices of the Night [1839]
- A Psalm of Life "...Lives of great men all remind us..."
- Hymn to the Night
- The Reaper and the Flowers (BB)
From Ballads and Other Poems [1841]
- The Skeleton in Armor "...There from the flowing bowl Deep drinks the warriors's soul..."
- Excelsior (BB)
- The Wreck of the Hesperus (BB)
- The Village Blacksmith "Under a spreading chestnet-tree the village smithy stands..."
- Endymion
- The Rainy Day "...Into each life some rain must fall..."
From The Belfry of Bruges and Other Poems [1845]
- The Belfrey of Bruges "..Visions of the days departed, shadowy phantoms filled my brain..."
- The Day is Done "...and the darkness Falls from the wings of Night..."
- The Arrow and the Song "I shot an arrow into the air, it fell to earth I know not where..."
- The Bridge
- Curfew
- The Arsenal at Springfield (BB)
- Drinking Song (BB)
From The Seaside and the Fireside [1846]
- The Builders "All are architects of fate..." (FB)
Evangeline "This is the forest primeval..." [1847]
From Birds of Passage, Flight the First [1858]
- Birds of Passage
- Daybreak
From Birds of Passage, Flight the Second [1863]
- The Children's Hour (BB)
- Snow-Flakes "...Silent, and soft, and slow, Descends the snow..."
- Something Left Undone
From Tales of a Wayside Inn [1863]
- Paul Revere's Ride (The Landlord's Tale)
From Birds of Passage, Flight the Third [1873]
- Fata Morgana
- Changed
- Aftermath
- The Meeting "...The tree of life has been shaken, And but a few of us linger now..."
From A Book of Sonnets [1875]
- The Sound of the Sea
- Nature (BB)
From Ultima Thule [1880]
- The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls
From In the Harbor: Ultima Thule Part II [1882]
- Moonlight
- Sundown
- Autumn Within
- Memories
- Loss and Gain
- A Fragment
O Ship of State (JL)
My Lost Youth (JH)
Holidays (NM)
The Galaxy (NM)
The Cumberland [1862] (BB)
The Poet's Calendar (NM)
The Emperor's Bird's Nest (BB)
Retribution

Richard Lovelace . {36}

(1618 - 1657) English Poet, Soldier

from Lucasta: [1649]
modernized versions:
- To Althea, from Prison
- To Lucasta, Going to the Wars (CK)
- To Lucasta, From Prison (BB)
- The Scrutiny (NM)
- To Amarantha, That She Would Dishevel Her Hair (NM)
in traditional spelling:
- Dedication
- To Lucasta. Going Beyond the Seas
- To Lucasta. Going Beyond the Warres
- To Aramantha; That She Would Dishevel Her Hair
- Sonnet: Depose your finger of that ring
- To Lucasta. The Rose
- Sonnet: When I by thy faire shape did sweare
- Lucasta Weeping
- To Lucasta, From Prison
- To Lucasta
- Upon the Curtain of Lucasta's Picture, It was Thus Wrought
- Lucasta's World
- To Ellinda, That Lately I Have Not Written
- To Chloe, Courting Her for His Friend
- Gratiana Dancing and Singing
- The Scrutinie
- The Vintage to the Dungeon
- To Althea, from Prison
- To His Fairest Valentine, Mrs. A.L.
- The Faire Begger
- To Lucasta. Her Reserved Looks
- Lucasta Laughing
- Love Inthron'd
- To Lucasta. I laugh and sing
- To Lucasta. Like the Sentinel Stars
- The Ant
- Song: Strive not, vain lover
- Courante Monsieur
- Song: In mine one monument I lye
- Another
- The Snayl

Amy Lowell . {75}

(1874 - 1925) American Poet, Editor, and Critic, winner of the 1926 Pulitzer Prize

A Dome of Many-Coloured Glass (1912) - a complete book of 69 poems
Venus Transiens [1915] (BTH)
The Travelling Bear[1915]
The Letter [1915]
Grotesque [1915]
Bullion [1915]
Solitaire [1915]
The Bombardment [1915]

James Russell Lowell . {6}

(1819 - 1891) American Poet, Essayist, and Diplomat

Edward Verrall Lucas . {1}

(1868 - 1938) English Essayist

The Debt (BB)

John Lyly . {2}

(1554 - 1606) English Dramatist

Henry F.Lyte . {1}

(1793 - 1847) Scottish Hymnist

Abide With Me (BB)

William Haines Lytle . {1}

(1826 - 1863) American Lawyer, Legislator, Union General, killed at the Battle of Chickamauga

Anthony and Cleopatra (BB)