John Clare (1793-1864)
English poet

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Poems by John Clare

• A Spring Morning
• A Vision
• A World for Love
• Address to Plenty
• “All Nature Has a Feeling”
• An Invite to Eternity
• Approaching Night
• Autumn Birds
• Autumn
• Badger
• Ballad
• Bantry Bay
• Birds in Alarm
• Christmas
• Country Letter
• Death
• Decay
• Dyke Side
• Effusion
• Evening
• Farewell and Defiance to Love
• Farm Breakfast
• Field Path
• First Love
• Grasshoppers
• Graves of Infants
• Hodge
• I Am
• June
• “Language Has Not the Power to Speak What Love Indites”
• Letter in Verse
• Little Trotty Wagtail
• Love Cannot Die
• “Love Lives Beyond the Tombv”
• Market Day
• Meet Me in the Green Glen
• Merry Maid
• “My Love, Thou Art a Nosegay Sweet”
• Nobody Cometh to Woo
• Noon
• November
• On an Infant’s Grave
• Patty of the Vale
• Patty
• Peggy
• Rural Evening
• Scandal
• Secret Love
• Song
• Summer Evening
• Summer Images
• Summer
• The Cottager
• “The Crow Sat on the Willow Tree”
• The Dying Child
• The Flitting
• The Gipsy's Camp
• The Harvest Morning
• The Maid of Jerusalem
• The Meeting
• The Nightingale's Nest
• The Peasant Poet
• The Soldier
• The Swallow
• The Thrush's Nest
• The Universal Epitaph
• The Wood-Cutter's Night Song
• The Woodman
• The Yellowhammer's Nest
• To an April Daisy
• To John Clare
• To John Milton
• To Mary
• To Napoleon
• To the Clouds
• Turkeys
• What Is Life?
• Wild Bees
• Winter Walk
• Wood Rides
• Written in Northampton County Asylum
• Young Lambs

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