Poems by George Moses Horton
To Catharine
... And trace back on time's rapid stream, ...
False Weight
... Give back my right, thy weight decrease, ...
On The Pleasures Of College Life
... Burns with his harp, Scott, Cambell, and their flowers, ...
A Billet Doux
... My brightest hopes are mix'd with tears, ...
Meditation On A Cold, Dark, And Rainy Night
... Still round my chamber flows the whistling breeze, ...
On Winter
... The screech-owl peals her shivering tone ...
To A Departing Favorite
... To roam the wilds where dangers sleep, ...
To Miss Tempe
... Bless'd hope, when Tempe takes her last long flight, ...
The Musical Chamber
... Come, feast with the lark and the linnet, ...
The Rising Sun
... With brooms of light the plains to sweep, ...
On The Consequences Of Happy Marriages
... With grateful tears their well-spent day shall close, ...
The Fate Of An Innocent Dog
... But wheel'd and drop'd his tail, poor dog, ...
The Dirge
... Deserted of her Spouse, she sat lamenting in the chamber ...
Early Affeection
... When thou hast spread thy wing to flee, ...
