As I wander'd the forest， The green leaves among， I heard a Wild Flower Singing a song. `I slept in the earth In the silent night， I murmur'd ...
Are not the joys of morning sweeter Than the joys of night？ And are the vigorous joys of youth Ashamèd of the light？ Let age and sickness silen...
This song to the flower of Flaxman's joy， To the blossom of hope for a sweet decoy； Do all that you can， or all that you may， To entice him to Fel...
Why art thou silent and invisible， Father of Jealousy？ Why dost thou hide thyself in clouds From every searching eye？ Why darkness and obscurity In al...
I bless thee， O Father of Heaven and Earth！ that ever I saw Flaxman's face： Angels stand round my spirit in Heaven； the blessèd of Heaven a...
To a lovely Myrtle bound， Blossoms show'ring all around， O how sick and weary I Underneath my Myrtle lie！ Why should I be bound to thee， O my love...
Why should I be bound to thee， O my lovely Myrtle-tree？ Love， free Love， cannot be bound To any tree that grows on ground. O！ how sick and weary I Und...
I wonder whether the girls are mad， And I wonder whether they mean to kill， And I wonder if William Bond will die， For assuredly he is very ill. He we...
Thou hast a lap full of seed， And this is a fine country. Why dost thou not cast thy seed， And live in it merrily. Shall I cast it on the sand And tur...
Little Mary Bell had a Fairy in a nut， Long John Brown had the Devil in his gut； Long John Brown lov'd little Mary Bell， And the Fairy drew the De...