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White, Henry Kirk o "I'm Pleased, And Yet I'm Sad"
o April [sonnet]
o As Thus Oppressed With Many A Heavy Care [sonnet]
o Athanatos
o Awake, Sweet Harp Of Judah, Wake [hymn]
o Ballad [be Hush'd, Be Hush'd, Ye Bitter Winds], A
o Canzonet
o Childhood
o Christiad, The
o Christmas Day
o Clifton Grove
o Commencement Of A Poem On Despair
o Description Of A Summer's Eve
o Elegy Occasioned By The Death Of Mr. Gill
o Epigram On Robert Bloomfield
o Eve Of Death, The
o Fragment Of An Eccentric Drama
o Fragment Of An Ode To The Moon
o Fragment [Loud Rage The Winds Without.--The Wintry Cloud]
o Fragment [Oh! Thou Most Fatal Of Pandora's Train]
o Fragment [The Western Gale]
o Fragments
o Genius - A Ode
o Give Me A Cottage On Some Cambrian Wild [sonnet]
o Gondoline - A Ballad
o Hymn For Family Worship, A
o Inscription For A Monument To The Memory Of Cowper
o Lines On Reading The Poems Of Warton
o Lines Supposed To Be Spoken By A Lover
o Lines Written In Wilford Churchyard On Recovery From Sickness
o Lines Written On A Survey Of The Heavens
o Lines [Go To The Raging Sea, And Say, "Be Still!"]
o Lines [Yes, My Stray Steps Have Wander'd, Wander'd Far]
o Lullaby Of A Female Convict To Her Child The Night Previous To Execution, The
o Melody
o Misfortune [sonnet]
o Music
o My Own Character
o My Study
o Nelsoni Mors
o O Lord, My God, In Mercy Turn [hymn], The
o Ode Addressed To H. Fuseli, Esq. On Seeing Engravings From His Designs
o On Being Confined To School One Pleasant Morning In Spring
o On Disappointment
o On Hearing The Sounds Of An Aolian Harp [sonnet]
o On The Death Of Dermody The Poet
o On Whit-Monday
o Pastoral Song, A
o Prostitute, The
o Quick O'er The Wintry Waste Dart Fiery Shafts [sonnet]
o Recantatory, In Reply To The Foregoing Elegant Admonition [sonnet]
o Savoyard's Return, The
o Shipwrecked Solitary's Song To The Night, The
o Softly, Softly Blow, Ye Breezes [song]
o Solitude
o Song By Waller
o Sonnet Supposed To Be Written By The Unhappy Poet Dermody In A Storm
o Sonnet To A Taper
o Sonnet To Capel Lofft, Esq
o Sonnet To Consumption
o Sonnet To My Mother
o Sonnet To The Moon
o Sonnet Written At The Grave Of A Friend
o Star Of Bethlehem A Christmas poem
o Supposed To Have Been Addressed By A Female Lunatic To A Lady [sonnet]
o Sweet To The Gay Of Heart Is Summer's Smile [sonnet]
o Thanatos
o Thy Judgments, Lord, Are Just; Thou Lovest To Wear [sonnet]
o Time
o To A Friend
o To A Friend In Distress
o To An Early Primrose
o To Contemplation [Come, pensive sage, who lovest to dwell]
o To Contemplation [Thee do I own, the prompter of my joys]
o To Love
o To Midnight
o To My Lyre
o To The Earl Of Carlisle, K. G
o To The Genius Of Romance
o To The Harvest Moon
o To The Herb Rosemary
o To The Morning
o To The Muse
o To The River Trent [sonnet]
o To The Wind, At Midnight
o To Thought
o Verses [Thou Base Repiner At Another's Joy]
o Verses [When pride and envy, and the scorn]
o Wandering Boy - A Song, The
o What Art Thou, Mighty One! And Where Thy Seat? [sonnet]
o When I Sit Musing On The Chequer'd Past [sonnet]
o Winter Traveller [sonnet], The
o Wonderful Juggler - A Song, The
o Written In The Prospect Of Death
o Ye Unseen Spirits, Whose Wild Melodies [sonnet]
o Yes, 'Twill Be Over Soon.--This Sickly Dream [sonnet]
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