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| Searching... Author: chatterton, thomas Matches Found: 30 Chatterton, Thomas Poet's Biography 30 poems available by this author AELLA, SELS. AELLA: MINSTREL'S MARRIAGE-SONG Poem Text First Line: The budding floweret blushes at the light Last Line: Winter and dusky hills will have a charm for thee. Variant Title(s): The Want Subject(s): Marriage; Weddings; Husbands; Wives AELLA: MYNSTRELLES SONGE First Line: O! Synge untoe mie roundelaie AELLA: MYNSTRELLES SONGE Poem Text First Line: Angelles bee wrongte to bee of neidher kynde Last Line: Bee bante or blejsed hie yn proovynge marryage lyfe. AELLA: MYNSTRELLES SONGE First Line: O! Synge untoe mie roundelaie Last Line: Thos the damfelle spake, and dyed AELLA: THE MINSTREL'S SONG Poem Text First Line: O sing unto my roundelay Last Line: Thus the damsel spake and died. Variant Title(s): The Minstrel's Roundelay Subject(s): Death; Mourning; Dead, The; Bereavement AFRICAN SONG First Line: Haste, ye purple gleams of light BRISTOWE TRAGEDIE: OR, THE DEATH OF SYR CHARLES BAWDIN Poem Text First Line: The feathered songster chaunticleer Last Line: Ynne heav'n godd's mercie synge! Subject(s): Knights & Knighthood COMING NIGHT First Line: Here, stretch'd upon this heav'n ascending hill DEATH OF NICOU, SELS. ECLOGUE THE FIRST; ROBERT AND RAUFE Poem Text First Line: When england, smoking from her deadly wound Last Line: And thorough air doth fly, in garments stained with blood. Variant Title(s): Eclogue: Robert And Raufe ECLOGUE THE THIRD; A MAN, A WOMAN, SIR ROGER Poem Text First Line: Wouldst thou know nature in her better part? Last Line: Wouldst harder feel the wind, as thou didst higher mount. Variant Title(s): Eclogue: A Man, A Woman, Sir Roger ECLOGUE: ELINOURE AND JUGA Poem Text First Line: On rudborne bank two pining maidens sat Last Line: Yelled their deadly knell, sank in the waves, and died. Subject(s): Love - Loss Of ELEGY ON MR. WILLIAM SMITH: MR. SMITH IS DEAD Poem Text First Line: Ascend, my muse, on sorrow's sable plume Last Line: The blood-stained tomb where smith and comfort lie. Subject(s): Blood; Death; Graves; Grief; Dead, The; Tombs; Tombstones; Sorrow; Sadness ELEGY TO THE MEMORY OF MR. T. PHILIPS, SELS. ELEGY, SELS. First Line: Once, were the gold-hair'd sun shot the new ray GODDWYN: FREEDOM'S WAR SONG, SELS. Subject(s): Freedom HECCAR AND GAIRA, SELS. HYMN FOR CHRISTMAS DAY First Line: Almighty framer of the skies Subject(s): Religion IF WISHING FOR THE MYSTIC JOYS OF LOVE Last Line: And for such forced inquity we're damned LAST VERSES Poem Text First Line: Farewell, bristolia's dingy piles of brick Last Line: And this last act of wretchedness forgive. Subject(s): Bristol, England; Death; Dead, The NARVA AND MORED, SELS. ODE TO MISS HOYLAND: MISS HOYLAND IS COY Poem Text First Line: Ah! Hoyland, empress of my heart Last Line: And make thy baker blest? Subject(s): Hearts; Love; Passion; Pleasure SENTIMENT Poem Text First Line: Since we can die but once, what matters it Last Line: All to one common dissolution tends. Subject(s): Pain; Suffering; Misery SONG TO AELLA LORD OF THE CASTLE OF BRISTOL IN DAYS OF YORE Poem Text First Line: Oh thou, or what remains of thee Last Line: Till in one flame all the whole world expire. THE ACCOUNTE OF W. CANYNGES FEAST Poem Text First Line: Through the hall the bell hath sound Last Line: If rowley, iscam, or tyb. Gorges be not seen. Subject(s): Feasts THE COPERNICAN SYSTEM Poem Text First Line: The sun revolving on his axis turns Last Line: Now more admir'd in being understood. Subject(s): Mnemonics; Planets THE RESIGNATION Poem Text First Line: O god! Whose thunder shakes the sky Last Line: Which god, my east, my sun, reveals. Variant Title(s): On Resignation;faith Subject(s): Death; Faith; Heaven; Dead, The; Belief; Creed; Paradise THE [EXCELLENT] BALLADE OF CHARITIE Poem Text First Line: In virgine [virgyne] the sulty sun gan sheene Last Line: Or give the mittee will, or give the gode man power. Variant Title(s): An Excelente Balade Of Charitie Subject(s): Charity; Philanthropy TO A FRIEND: MR. BAKER IS WELL Poem Text First Line: O'erwhelm'd with pleasure at the joyful news Last Line: The beauteous hoyland shall employ my line. Subject(s): Friendship; Happiness; Men; News; Joy; Delight |
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