Walter Savage Landor (1775-1864)
English writer and poet

Poems by Walter Savage Landor

• A Pastoral
• Acon and Rhodope
• Age
• Autumn
• Child of a Day
• Clifton
• Corinna, from Athens, to Tanagra
• Daniel Defoe
• “Death Stands above Me, Whispering Low”
• Defiance
• Dirce
• Dying Speech of an Old Philosopher
• Fiesole Idyl
• “Here, Ever Since You Went Abroad”
• “I Cannot Tell, Not I, Why She”
• “Ianthe! You Are Call'd to Cross the Sea!”
• Idle Words
• “Leaf after Leaf Drops off, Flower after Flower”
• “Mother, I Cannot Mind My Wheel”
• Of Clementina
• On Seeing a Hair of Lucretia Borgia
• “Once, and Once Only, Have I Seen Thy Face”
• One Lovely Name
• “Past Ruin'd Ilion Helen Lives”
• “Pleasure! Why Thus Desert the Heart”
• “Proud Word You Never Spoke, But You Will Speak”
• Rose Aylmer
• Separation
• “She I Love”
• “Soon, O Ianthe! Life Is O'er”
• “Tell Me Not Things Past All Belief”
• “Ternissa! You Are Fled!”
• The Evening Star
• “The Gates of Fame and of the Grave”
• The Lover
• The Maid’s Lament
• The Poet Who Sleeps
• To Age
• To Barry Cornwall
• To Charles Dickens
• To Robert Browning
• To the River Avon
• To Wordsworth
• To Zoë
• “Twenty Years Hence My Eyes May Grow”
• “Various the Roads of Life; in One”
• “Well I Remember How You Smiled”
• “With Rosy Hand a Little Girl Prest Down”
• “Yes; I Write Verses Now and Then”
• “You Smiled, You Spoke, and I Believed”

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