William Topaz McGonagall
Born in March 1, 1830 / Died in September 29, 1902 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by William Topaz McGonagall
The Battle of Tel-el-Kebir
... e charge of the bayonet they ran from them afar! With their bagpipes playing, and one ringing cheer, ...
The Battle of the Nile
... ty of them from the burning flame, And of the thirteen sail of the French the British captured nine, ...
The Battle of Waterloo
... the French invaders from off the field of Waterloo!" Then, in a moment, they were all on their feet, ...
The Beautiful City of Perth
... Which are most magnificent to be seen The North Inch is beautiful to behold, ...
The Beautiful Sun
... lst thou leavest behind the most lovely dewdrops! How beautiful thou seem'st in the firmament above, ...
The Black Watch Memorial
... " So ended the proceedings in honour of the Black Watch, the bravest of men, ...
The Blind Girl
... As she listened to the thrushes that warbled the live-long day ...
The Bonnie Lass o' Dundee
... For she aye seems so happy, And has a blythe bhnk in her e'e ...
The Bonnie Lass o' Ruily
... ich caused Donald McNeill to heave many a love sigh Beyond the township of Ruily she never had been, ...
The Bonnie Sidlaw Hills
... The beautiful Howe of Strathmore with its trees and shrubberies green ...
The Burial of Mr. Gladstone
... And it was almost eleven o'clock when the procession left Westminster Hall, ...
The Burial of the Reverend Gilfillan
... The provost, magistrates, and town council were in the procession that day ...
The Burning of the People's Variety Theatre, Aberdeen
... To an advertisement board, and smashing the glass of the fanlight, ...
The Burning of the Ship Kent
... But the exploslon was witnessed by Captain Babby of the ship "Carline," ...
The Burning of the Steamer City of Montreal
... To see mothers and their children crying, was most heartrending to behold, ...
