Category:19th century poetry
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The 19th century began in 1801 and ended with 1900
Pages in category "19th century poetry"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,111 total.
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- Race of Veterans
- Rain-Songs
- Real
- Reconciliation
- Recorders Ages Hence
- Red Jacket (From Aloft)
- Refuge
- Religion.
- Reluctance
- Reluctance (Frost)
- Remember
- Remembered
- Renunciation
- Resignation
- Resurgam
- Resurrection
- Retort.
- Retrospection.
- Reversals
- Riding to Town.
- Right's Security.
- Rise O Days from Your Fathomless Deeps
- Roads to God
- Roaming in Thought (After reading Hegel)
- Rock Me To Sleep, Mother
- Romance
- Roots and Leaves Themselves Alone
- Roses And Pearls
- Rouge et Noir
- Rouge gagne
- Ruth
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- Sail out for Good, Eidolon Yacht!
- Salut au Monde!
- Savantism
- Scamp
- Scented Herbage of My Breast
- Secret Flowers
- Secret Thoughts
- SEMPER EADEM
- Setting Sail
- Shakspere-Bacon’s Cipher
- She Bewitched Me
- She Comes Not When Noon is on the Roses
- She Gave Me A Rose
- She Told Her Beads
- She Walks in Beauty
- She Was a Phantom of Delight
- Ships That Pass In The Night.
- Shut Not Your Doors
- Signs of the Times.
- Silent Language
- Silent Noon
- Sling Along
- Small the Theme of My Chant
- So Long!
- So Sweet Love Seemed that April Morn
- Soliloquy Of A Turkey
- Sometimes with One I Love
- Song (Osgood)
- Song at Sunset
- Song for All Seas, All Ships
- Song of Myself
- Song of Prudence
- Song of the Answerer
- Song of the Banner at Daybreak (Leaves of Grass)
- Song of the Broad-Axe
- Song of the Exposition
- Song of the Open Road
- Song of the Redwood-Tree
- Song of the Universal
- Song.
- Sonnet
- SONNET
- Sonnet (Campbell)
- Sonnet 43: Sonnets From the Portuguese (How Do I Love Thee?)
- Sonnet VII (Browning)
- Sonnet XIV (Browning)
- Sonnet XXX (Shakespeare)
- Sonnets from the Portuguese - XXV
- Sonnets From The Portuguese 43: How Do I Love Thee?
- Soon Shall the Winter’s Foil Be Here
- Sounds of the Winter
- Spain, 1873-74
- Sparkles from the Wheel
- Speak of the North! A Lonely Moor
- Speakin' O' Christmas.
- Spirit Whose Work Is Done (Washington City, 1865)
- SPLEEN
- Splitting
- Spontaneous Me
- Spring Fever
- Spring Song.
- Starting from Paumanok
- Still Though the One I Sing
- Strange Fits Of Passion
- Stronger Lessons
- Success
- Summer Shower
- Summer's Armies
- Sunset.
- Suppose
- Surrender
- Suspense
- Sympathy.
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- Tears
- Temptation
- Tests
- Thanks in Old Age
- That Music Always Round Me
- That Shadow My Likeness
- The "Chronic-Kicker".
- THE ALCHEMY OF GRIEF
- The Angel
- The Artilleryman’s Vision
- The Awakening
- The Barrier
- The Base of All Metaphysics
- The Bee
- The Beloved
- THE BLIND
- The Bohemian
- The Boogah Man
- The Book of Martyrs
- The Bravest Soldiers
- THE BURIAL OF AN ACCURSED POET
- The call of the bush
- The Calming Thought of All
- THE CATS
- The Centenarian’s Story
- The Change
- The Change Has Come.
- The Chariot
- The Chase
- THE CHASTISEMENT OF PRIDE
- The City Dead-House
- The Clod and the Pebble
- The Colored Band
- The Colored Soldiers.
- The Commonplace
- The Conquerors
- The Corn-Stalk Fiddle.
- THE CRACKED BELL
- The Crisis
- The Dalliance of the Eagles
- The Dead Emperor
- The Dead Tenor
- The Death Of The First Born
- The Debt Unpayable
- The Delinquent
- The Deserted Plantation.
- The Dilettante: A Modern Type.
- The Discovery
- The Dismantled Ship
- The Disturber
- The Dreamer
- The Dying Veteran (LoG)
- The End Of The Chapter
- THE ENEMY
- The Farm Child's Lullaby
- The Fickle One
- The First Dandelion
- The First Day
- The First Lesson
- The Fisher Child's Lullaby
- The Flight
- The Forest Greeting
- The Funeral
- The Garret
- THE GIANTESS
- The Gourd
- The Grass
- The Hemlock
- The Indian Serenade
- The Invisible Helpers
- THE INVITATION TO THE VOYAGE
- THE IRREPARABLE
- THE JOYOUS CORSE
- The King Is Dead
- The Kiss
- The Kiss (Moore)
- The Knight