Poems by Patrick Branwell Brontë

Poems by Patrick Branwell Brontë

Брэнуэлл Бронте

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Ridero
Год издания
2026
Страниц
316
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мягкий

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  1. От составителя · article
  2. Poetry («Oh May America...») · poem
  3. Dirge of the Genii · poem
  4. Interior of A Pothouse (By Young Soult) («The cheerful fire is blazing bright...») · poem
  5. Ode to the cheif Genius BANY · poem
  6. On seeing the ruins of the tower of Babylon... · poem
  7. Ode to Napoleon · poem
  8. Address to the Genius &c · poem
  9. The shipwrecked mans comoplaint · poem
  10. Song 1 · poem
  11. Song 2 · poem
  12. Address to the Genius of War · poem
  13. Ode to the Polar Star · poem
  14. Thermopylae · poem
  15. The Pass of Thermopylae · poem
  16. To the Horse Black Eagle, which I rode at the Battle of Zamorna · poem
  17. *** («Sing for the power of thy foeman hath gone...») · poem
  18. Song (“Son of Heaven, in heavenly musing...”) · poem
  19. Song (“Thou art gone but I am here...”) · poem
  20. Song (“Frozen fast is my heart at last...”) · poem
  21. Lines (“Now then I am alone...”) · poem
  22. The Spir[i]t of Poetry · poem
  23. The Doubters Hymn · poem
  24. Misery · poem
  25. Elrington · poem
  26. *** («My ancient ship upon my ancient sea...») · poem
  27. Memory · poem
  28. *** («Still and bright, in twilight shining...») · poem
  29. An Angrian Battle Song · poem
  30. The Battle Eve · poem
  31. Ashworths Hymn · poem
  32. Lucifer · poem
  33. Lines (“Now heavily in clouds comes on the day...”) · poem
  34. Percy’s Musings upon the Battle of Edwardston · poem
  35. *** («Yet o'er his face a solemn light...») · poem
  36. *** («There's something in this glorious hour...») · poem
  37. *** («Hours annd[sic] days my Heart has lain...») · poem
  38. *** («Forgotten one! I know not when nor how...») · poem
  39. The Vision of Velino · poem
  40. The CXXVIIth Psalm · poem
  41. An Analogy · poem
  42. *** («Sleep, mourner, sleep!—I cannot sleep...») · poem
  43. *** (“Well! I will lift up my eyes once more...”) · poem
  44. Song (“I saw Her in the Crowded hall...”) · poem
  45. The Rover · poem
  46. Augusta · poem
  47. Sound the Loud Trumpet · poem
  48. The Angrian Hymn · poem
  49. The Angrian Welcome · poem
  50. Northangerlands Name · poem
  51. Morning · poem
  52. Mary’s Prayer · poem
  53. *** (“Upon that dreary winter’s night...”) · poem
  54. Lines (“We leave our bodies in the Tomb...”) · poem
  55. An Hours Musings on the Atlantic · poem
  56. *** (“Alone she paced her ancient Hall...”) · poem
  57. On Caroline · poem
  58. Caroline · poem
  59. Harriet I · poem
  60. Song («The present day’s sorrow...») · poem
  61. Sonnet (“Why hold young eyes the fullest fount of tears...”) · poem
  62. *** («Now—but one moment, let me stay...») · poem
  63. Percy’s Last Sonnet · poem
  64. *** (“How Eden like seem Palace Halls...”) · poem
  65. Harriet II · poem
  66. *** («There’s many a grief to shade the scene...») · poem
  67. Death Triumphant · poem
  68. *** («Drink to me only with thine eyes...») · poem
  69. *** («From the thunder of the battle...») · poem
  70. *** («Happy sinks a summer day...») · poem
  71. Sir Henry Tunstall · poem
  72. Black Comb · poem
  73. *** (“Oh Thou whose beams were most withdrawn...”) · poem
  74. *** (“Man thinks too often that his earth-born cares...”) · poem
  75. *** (“Amid the worlds wide din around...”) · poem
  76. *** (“The man who will not know another...”) · poem
  77. *** (“The desolate earth – the wintery sky –”) · poem
  78. Dec/19 1841 at Luddenden Church · poem
  79. Robert Burns · poem
  80. On the Melbourne Ministry · poem
  81. Heaven and Earth · poem
  82. The Triumph of Mind over Body · poem
  83. Sonnet I. On Landseer’s Painting... · poem
  84. The Affgan War · poem
  85. An Epicurean’s Song · poem
  86. Azrael or The Eve of Destruction · poem
  87. Sonnet II. On the callousness produced by cares · poem
  88. Sonnet III. On peaceful death and painful life · poem
  89. *** (“When first old Time with me shook hands...”) · poem
  90. *** (“When side by side, at twilight, sitting...”) · poem
  91. Song (“Should Life’s first feeling be forgot...”) · poem
  92. Caroline’s Prayer · poem
  93. Торп Грин · poem
  94. *** (“Oer Graftons Hill the blue heaven smiled serene...”) · poem
  95. The Emigrant I · poem
  96. The Emigrant II · poem
  97. Penmænmawr · poem
  98. *** («Before Our mighty Makers throne...») · poem
  99. Real Rest · poem
  100. Letter from a Father on Earth to his Child in her Grave · poem
  101. *** (“Home thoughts are not, with me...”) · poem
  102. *** (“By Babel’s waters Israel, long ago...”) · poem
  103. Sonnet (“When all our cheerful hours seem gone forever...”) · poem
  104. Juan Fernandez · poem
  105. Speak kindly · poem
  106. *** (“Tell me what is the most important page...”) · poem
  107. Lydia Gisborne · poem
  108. *** (“He said “I scarce know why we have...””) · poem
  109. Morley Hall. Leigh – Lancashire · poem
  110. The End of All · poem
  111. Percy Hall · poem
  112. *** («Oh, all our cares these noontide airs...») · poem
  113. *** (“I saw a picture, yesterday...”) · poem
  114. Fragment (“As if heartsick at scenes of death, the day...”) · poem
  115. *** («While fabled scenes and fancied forms...») · poem
  116. Thermopylae (“Thermopylae’s tremendous Height...”) · poem
  117. Queen Mary’s Grave · poem
  118. *** (“Man thinks too often that the ills of life...”) · poem
  119. A Fragment («The Clouds are rolled away – the light...») · poem
  120. *** («Now the sweet hour of closing day...») · poem
  121. *** («He rode across the moor at night...») · poem
  122. *** (“Our hopes on earth seem wholly gone...”) · poem
  123. *** («A breeze embued with rich perfumes...») · poem
  124. *** («Behold the waste of waving sea...») · poem
  125. *** («What seek my eyes? They rest not on the columns arching o’er me...») · poem
  126. *** (“Far up in heaven I view the brightest star...”) · poem
  127. *** («The moon in glory mounts above...») · poem
  128. *** («When on the thorny bed of Death...») · poem
  129. *** («When on the thorny bed of death...») · poem
  130. *** («My soul is flown...») · poem
  131. *** (“While holy Wheelhouse far above...”) · poem
  132. *** («Say Dr Wheelhouse is a jewel...») · poem
  133. An echo from Indian Cannon · poem
  134. *** (“Best loved of womankind...”) · poem
  135. *** (“Think not that life is happiness...”) · poem
  136. Might rough rocks find neath calmest sea · poem

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