Charles Lamb (1775-1834)
English essayist, poet and critic

Poems by Charles Lamb

• A Ballad
• A Farewell to Tobacco
• A Parody
• “A Timid Grace Sits Trembling in Her Eye”
• A Vision of Repentance
• Anger
• “As When a Child on Some Long Winter's Night”
• Beauty and the Beast
• Beauty's Song
• Blindness
• Breakfast
• Choosing a Name
• Cleanliness
• Clock Striking
• Crumbs to the Birds
• David in the Cave of Adullam
• David
• Discontent and Quarrelling
• Envy
• Eyes
• Good Temper
• Hester
• Home Delights
• Hypochondriacus
• Incorrect Speaking
• Lines Addressed from London, to Sara and S.T.C. at Bristol, in the Summer of 1796
• Lines Addressed to Lieut. R.W.H. Hardy, R.N.
• Lines Suggested by a Sight of Waltham Cross
• Living without God in the World
• Lord Nelson
• Love, Death, and Reputation
• Memory
• Moderation in Diet
• My Birthday
• Nurse Green
• Nursing
• On a Picture of the Finding of Moses by Pharoah's Daughter
• On a Projected Journey
• On the Lord's Prayer
• On Wawd
• Parental Recollections
• Penny Pieces
• Queen Oriana's Dream
• The Boy and the Skylark
• The Boy and the Snake
• The Force of Habit
• The New-Born Infant
• The Offer
• The Old Familiar Faces
• The Peach
• The Sister's Expostulation on the Brother's Learning Latin
• The Spartan Boy
• The Three Friends
• The Two Boys
• The Young Letter Writer
• Thoughtless Cruelty
• To a River in Which a Child Was Drowned
• To Charles Lloyd: an Unexpected Visitor
• Wasps in a Garden
• Weeding
• Which Is the Favourite?
• Written Christmas Day 1797

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