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	Compare Landon other poem on this subject: Juliet after the Masquerade. From a picture by Henry Thomson, Esq., R. A. published in The Literary Souvenir, 1828. 1 day ago	View
	One of the Poetical Sketches of Modern Pictures in The Troubadour and Other Poems, 1825 1 day ago	View
	This poem also appears as "The Upper Lake of Killarney" 1 day ago	View
	This is a Sketch form History from The Troubadour and Other Poems, 1825 3 days ago	View
	This was from Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1834 to accompany a picture of Canova's sculpture of Hebe. 3 days ago	View
	This poem is from Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1832. It should be formatted as follows: I wish for the days of the olden time, When the hours were told by the abbey chime, When the glorious stars looked down through the midnight dim, Like approving saints on the choir's sweet hymn: I think of the days we are living now And I sigh for those of the veil and the vow. in four verses. more » 5 days ago	View
	This revolutionary poem was one of the first to incorporate those ideas that William Jerdan called original and extraordinary. 5 days ago	View
	This poem is shown at its full title "A girl at her Devotions. by Newton" 8 days ago	View
	From Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1833 10 days ago	View
	I'm wondering why very few of the poems I have been posting fit into any of these categories. 13 days ago	View
	The poem accompanies a plate showing Bona, which was on the coast of Algeria in an area which was notorious for pirates. Today, this is the city of Annaba. 13 days ago	View
	Maybe it is now safe to holiday there again. I hope so! 14 days ago	View
	These are the closing verses of the poem 'Hindoo and Mahommedan Buildings' in Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1835, not Sassor in the Deccan - my mistake! 16 days ago	View
	From The Monthly Magazine, 1826 volume 2 It tells the story of Giocante Casabianca, a 12-year old boy, who was the son of Luce Julien Joseph Casabianca. Casabianca was the commander of Admiral de Brueys' flagship, l'Orient , Giocante Casabianca stayed at his post aboard the flagship L'Orient during the Battle of the Nile. Giocante Casabianca and his father both died in an explosion when the fire reached the gunpowder store. more » 16 days ago	View
	The first two verses have accidentally been merged into one 16 days ago	View
	One of the Sketches from History in The Troubadour and Other Poems, 1825 16 days ago	View
	Published in The Venetian Bracelet and Other Poems, 1829 17 days ago	View
	From Poetical Sketches of Modern Pictures in The Troubadour and Other Poems, 1825 18 days ago	View
	For some reason, the last lines are missing, here they are: ⁠ Her prophecy was sooth: No change of leaf had that green valley known, When Eulalie lay there in her last sleep. Peace to the weary and the beating heart, That fed upon itself! more » 2 months ago	View
	This was Felicia's last poem, written as she was dying. 9 months ago	View
	This poem is not by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and ought to be removed; It is by Felicia Hemans. I don't know how this error originated but it needs eradicating. 9 months ago	View

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