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	Anonymous Poems by Anonymous A Rhyme Inscribed on a Pint Pot Accounts Balanced Air All�s Well That Ends Well Arthur�s Seat �As They Fished His Old Plane from the Sea� At Leeds Ballad of Bedlam Barthram�s Dirge Bide ye yet by Blenheim Bonnie George Campbell Carlisle Yetts Carrickfergus Chartists and Liberty Chester Chevy-Chace Ellis River Epitaph by a Son Epitaph on a Dentist Epitaph on a Parson Ettrick Banks Familiarity Breeds Contempt Fare Ye Weel, My Auld Wife Fountain�s Abbey �Frau von Stein� Gathering of Atholl Gathering of the MacDonalds �Geoffrey Chaucer Always Drank out of a Saucer� Glashen-Glora Glen-Orra Good Advice Greensleeves Helen of Kirkconnel Here�s a Health unto His Majesty �Here�s a Little Proverb That You Surely Ought to Know� �I Am Really Rather Annoyed� �In Dessexshire as It Befell� In Praise of Ale Inscription on a Gravestone in the Churchyard of Melrose Abbey Janet (Lady Maisry) Jim Jones at Botany Bay Johnny Dow �Jonathan Swift Never Went up in a Lift� Kate Kearney King Cormac�s Crown Kitty of Coleraine Limerick. �A bather whose clothing was strewed�� Limerick. �A brainy Professor named Zed�� Limerick. �A cat in despondency sighed�� Limerick. �A certain young lady named Hannah�� Limerick. �A comely young widow named Ransom�� Limerick. �A daring young lady of Guam�� Limerick. �A delighted incredulous bride�� Limerick. �A desperate spinster from Clare�� Limerick. �A diner while dining at Crewe�� Limerick. �A guy with a girl in a Fiat�� Limerick. �A homely young harlot named Gert�� Limerick. �A lady is living at Ince �� Limerick. �A naked young tart named Roselle�� Limerick. �A newspaper writer named Fling�� Limerick. �A novice was driving a car�� Limerick. �A pansy who lived in Khartoum�� Limerick. �A pathetic old maid of Bordeaux�� Limerick. �A railroad official at Crewe�� Limerick. �A rare old bird is the pelican�� Limerick. �A Salvation lassie named Claire�� Limerick. �A señora who strolled on the Corso�� Limerick. �A silly young man had a knack�� Limerick. �A Turk named Abdullah Ben Barum�� Limerick. �A wandering tribe, called the Siouxs�� Limerick. �An amoeba named Sam, and his brother�� Limerick. �An assistant professor named Ddodd�� Limerick. �Consider the poor hippopotamus�� Limerick. �For the tenth time, dull Daphnis�� Limerick. �God�s plan made a hopeful beginning�� Limerick. �I sat next to the Duchess at tea�� Limerick. �It always delights me at Hanks �� Limerick. �One night a young amorous Sioux�� Limerick. �Our Vicar is good Mr. Inge�� Limerick. �Said a foolish householder of Wales�� Limerick. �Said a zealous young student named Coles�� Limerick. �Said the mythical King of Algiers �� Limerick. �There is a creator named God�� Limerick. �There once was a fellow named Brett�� Limerick. �There once was a girl of New York�� Limerick. �There once was a spinster from Wheeling �� Limerick. �There once were three fellows from Garry�� Limerick. �There once were three owls in a wood�� Limerick. �There was a daft gardener of Leeds�� Limerick. �There was a dear lady of Eden�� Limerick. �There was a fat man of Lahore�� Limerick. �There was a kind curate of Kew�� Limerick. �There was a sick man of Tobago�� Limerick. �There was a stout damsel of Tattenham�� Limerick. �There was a young curate of Minster�� Limerick. �There was a young fellow from Five�� Limerick. �There was a young fellow named Hammer�� Limerick. �There was a young fellow named Weir�� Limerick. �There was a young fellow of Ealing�� Limerick. �There was a young fellow of Lyme�� Limerick. �There was a young girl of Cape Cod�� Limerick. �There was a young girl of Navarre �� Limerick. �There was a young lady named Alice�� Limerick. �There was a young lady named Maud�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Crete�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Datchet�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Devon�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Ioppa�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Kent�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Lynn�� Limerick. �There was a young lady of Maine�� Limerick. �There was a young Lady of Twickenham�� Limerick. �There was a young maiden named Hoople�� Limerick. �There was a young maiden of Siam�� Limerick. �There was a young man from the city�� Limerick. �There was a young man of Bengal�� Limerick. �There was a young man of Coblenz�� Limerick. �There was a young man of Eau Claire�� Limerick. �There was a young man of Moose Jaw�� Limerick. �There was a young man of South Bay�� Limerick. �There was a young peasant named Gorse�� Limerick. �There was a young poet of Trinity�� Limerick. �There was a young woman named Riley�� Limerick. �There was a young woman of Glasgow�� Limerick. �There was an old fellow named Green�� Limerick. �There was an old lady of Harrow�� Limerick. �There was an old lady of Herm�� Limerick. �There was an old lady of Rye�� Limerick. �There was an old lady who said�� Limerick. �There was an old loony of Lyme�� Limerick. �There was an old man of Boolong�� Limerick. �There was an old man of Calcutta�� Limerick. �There was an old man of Dunoon�� Limerick. �There was an old man who said, �Do�� Limerick. �There was an old man who said, �Why�� Limerick. �There was an old man, who averred �� Limerick. �There was an old monk in Siberia�� Limerick. �There was an old native of Spain�� Limerick. �There was an old person of Fratton�� Limerick. �There were once two people of taste�� Limerick. �There�s a clever old miser who tries�� Limerick. �Well bugged was a boy named Delpasse�� Limerick. �When you think of the hosts without No�� Loch Cathrine Loch Ina Lord Dawson of Penn Lord Strafford�s Meditations in the Tower My Wife Has Ta'en the Gee �Ned Calls His Wife His Counter-Part� �Now, Robin, Lend to Me Thy Bow� Old King Coul �Old Roger Is Dead and Laid in His Grave� On a Certain Damon On a Certain Grumus On a Certain Marcus On a Certain Sylla On a Certain Vallius On a Foolish Person On a Gay Widow On a Hampshire Grenadier On a Liar On a Miser On a Nomination to the Legion of Honour On a Pale Lady with a Red-Nosed Husband On a Picture of Judas, Painted to Resemble Bishop Kennet On a Professor with a Small Class On a Statue of a Slave in Clemen�s Inn On a Tired Housewife On a Young Lady Wishing to Ascend in a Balloon On an Apple Being Thrown at Cooke, the Actor, Whilst Playing Sir Pertinax MacsyCophant On Doctor Mead On Johnny Cole On My Gude Auntie On Pitt�s Creation of Paper Money in War Time On Queen Mary On Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester On Scotchmen and Their Country On the Banks of the Dee On the Cappadocians On the Funeral of a Rich Miser On the Long Speeches of the French Deputies of the Liberty of the Press On the Phrase �To Kill Time� On the Shakespeare Critics On Uncle Peter Dan�els One and a Cypher Oppression Oxford Poetic Thought Poor Beasts! �Poor Martha Snell, She� Gone Away� �Rainy days will surely come� Riddles Wisely Expounded Scornfu' Nancy Shakespeare�s Monument at Stratford-upon-Avon Shan Van Vocht �She Was Poor, But She Was Honest� Sir Richard Whittington�s Advancement St. Botolph�s Town Sympathy The Aisle of Tombs The Avon The Banks o� Glaizart The Banshee The Battle of Otterbourne The Bells of Fletching The Bitter Withy The Bold Trooper The British Grenadiers The Cave of Pope The Cherry-Tree Carol The Contradiction The Death of Admiral Benbow �The Emperor Pertinax� The Enchanted Island The Flower of Yarrow The Fond Husband No Story-Teller The Guard-Chamber The Haws of Cromdale The Hermitage The Hermit The Horse The Keeper of the Eddystone Light The Maid of Dunmore The Manchester Millers The Miser The Monks of Kilcrea The Northern Star The Old Scottish Gentleman The Pauper�s Drive The Rabbit The Sated One The Seven Vrgins The Souters of Selkirk The State Pauper�s Soliloquy The Suffolk Miracle The Sun Shines Fair on Carlisle Wall The Swans of Wilton The Swiss and the Frenchman The Tummel and the Duck The Twa Sisters The Vicar of Bray The Voice of the People The Wearing of the Green The Wife�s Epitaph The Worst of Foes �This Spot Is the Sweetest I�ve Seen in My Life� Times Altered To a Worn-Out Author To an Enemy To O�Keefe, the Dramatist To the Avon To the Sons of Toil Traditional. One Good Turn Deserves Another We Love but Few We May, We Will, We Must, We Shall Be Free �Were Ye at the Pier o� Leith?� Willy Drowned in Yarrow Written in the Blank Leaf of Burns� Poems Written in the Waiting-Room at the Office of the Secretary of the State Young Waters �Tis Midnight �Ware Tomato-Juice �Auld Kyndnes Foryett� �Money and Man a Mutual Friendship Show...� �We Men Have Many Faults� The Rating of Anonymous's Poems 11414 Views Last Poems To Russian version


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