Robert Southey (1774-1843)
English poet of the Romantic school

Poems by Robert Southey

• After Blenheim (The Battle of Blenheim)
• Ariste
• Birth-Day (Ode 1)
• Birth-Day (Ode 2)
• Brough Bells
• Corston
• Donica
• Epitaph in Butleigh Church
• Epitaph
• For a Cavern That Overlooks the River Avon
• For a Column at Newbury
• For a Monument at Oxford
• For a Monument at Taunton
• For a Monument in the New Forest
• For a Tablet at Penshurst
• For a Tablet at Silbury Hill
• Go, Valentine
• God's Judgment on a Wicked Bishop
• Henry The Hermit
• “High in the Air Exposed”
• His Books
• “Hold Your Mad Hands”
• Hymn to the Penates
• Inchcape Rock
• Jaspar
• Lansdown Hill
• Lord William
• Mary
• Metrical Letter, Written from London
• Musings on a Landscape of Gaspar Poussin
• Ode Written on the First of December
• Ode Written on the First of January
• Old Christoval's Advice, and the Reason Why He Gave It
• On the Death of a Favourite Old Spaniel
• Porlock
• Queen Orraca and the Five Martyrs of Morocco
• Queen's Mary Christening
• Rudiger
• Shewing How an Old Woman Rode Double, and Who Rode Before Her
• Sonnet 1. Go Valentine and Tell That Lovely Maid
• Sonnet 2. Think Valentine, as Speeding on thy Way
• St. Michael’s Chair
• St. Patrick’s Purgatory
• Stanzas Written in Lady Lonsdale’s Album, at Lowther Castle
• The Battle of Blenheim
• The Cataract of Lodore
• The Complaints of the Poor
• The Cross Roads
• The Curse of Kehama
• The Ebb-Tide
• The Holly-Tree
• The March to Moscow
• The Old Man's Comforts and How He Gained Them
• The Pauper's Funeral
• The Race of Banquo
• The Retrospect
• The Rose
• The Sailor, Who Had Served in the Slave Trade
• The Soldier's Wife
• The Spanish Armada
• The Surgeon's Warning
• The Triumph of Woman
• The Victory
• The Well of St. Keyne
• The Widow
• To a Goose
• To Contemplation
• To Horror
• To Mary Wollstonecraft
• To My Own Minature Picture Taken at Two Years of Age
• To the Chapel Bell
• To the Genius of Africa
• Winter
• Written on Sunday Morning

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