Poems by William Lisle Bowles
On The Busts Of Milton, In Youth And Age, At Stourhead
... These thinner locks, and that calm forehead speak! ...
On An Unfortunate And Beautiful Woman
... Poor Mary! though most beauteous in thy face, ...
Avenue In Savernake Forest
... The glimmering minster, through its pillared aisles, ...
The Spirit Of Navigation
... Looks to the lessening land, that seems to say, Farewell! ...
Southampton Castle
... This nether scene, a light from heaven shall stream&emsp ...
At Malvern
... The smile unchanged of peace, though pressed by care! ...
On Mr. Howard's Account Of Lazarettos
... To whom the afflicted kneel, the friendless call,&emsp ...
The Missionary - Introduction
... but as the Missionary acts so distinguished a part, and as the whole of the ...
Sonnet III. O Thou, whose stern command and precepts pure...
... The brave and good have bow'd their head and died ...
On Leaving Winchester School
... And think upon the joys that crowned my stripling years! ...
The Missionary - Canto Fifth
... St Pedro's church had rung its midnight chimes,&emsp ...
At Dover
... Thy peaceful breast, hie to yon steep, and think,-- ...
The Rhine
... Frowns the bleak cliff! There on the woodland's side ...
Abba Thule's Lament For His Son Prince Le Boo
... Now thrice twelve moons through the mid heavens have rolled ...
Influence Of Time on Grief
... And meet life's peaceful evening with a smile - ...
