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| Searching... Author: smart, christopher Matches Found: 59 Smart, Christopher Poet's Biography 59 poems available by this author A MORNING-PIECE, OR, AN HYMN FOR THE HAY-MAKERS Poem Text First Line: Brisk chaunticleer his matins had begun Last Line: And we'll dance to the tune of the stream. Subject(s): Fields; Labor & Laborers; Shepherds & Shepherdesses; Pastures; Meadows; Leas; Work; Workers A NIGHT-PIECE, OR, MODERN PHILOSOPHY Poem Text First Line: Twas when bright cynthia with her silver car Last Line: And next morn pored in plato for more. Subject(s): Night; Railroads; Roads; Silence; Travel; Bedtime; Railways; Trains; Paths; Trails; Journeys; Trips A SONG TO DAVID Poem Text Recitation First Line: O thou, that sitt'st upon a throne Last Line: Determined, dared, and done. Subject(s): David (d. 962 B.c.); Religion; Strength; Worship; Theology BLOCKHEAD AND BEEHIVE, SELS. CAT, SELS. Subject(s): Animals; Cats CHRISTMAS DAY First Line: Nature's decorations glisten Subject(s): Christmas CITIZEN AND THE RED LION OF BRENTFORD First Line: I love my friend - but love my ease CONCLUSION OF THE MATTER First Line: Fear god - obey his just decrees Last Line: Hosanna! Thou hast won the race Subject(s): Bible; Religion CRUCIFIXION OF OUR BLESSED LORD First Line: The world is but a sorry scene Last Line: While wrath and vengeance sleep Subject(s): Bible; Religion EPITHALAMIUM ON A LATE HAPPY MARRIAGE First Line: When hymen once the mutual bands has wove Last Line: And's a fair step to reach the heav'n above Subject(s): Love - Marital; Marriage FLOWERS First Line: For there is no height in which there are not flowers FOR SATURDAY Poem Text First Line: Now's the time for mirth and play, / saturday's an holiday! Last Line: Your praises to th' eternal king. Variant Title(s): Hymns For Saturday Subject(s): Birds; Eggs; Larks; Saturday Club; Skylarks GRATITUDE Poem Text First Line: I upon the first creation / clapped my wings with loud applause Last Line: Weaned from earth, and led to god. Subject(s): Adam & Eve; Bible; Creation; Eden; Gardens & Gardening; Gratitude; Religion; Theology HOPE First Line: Ah! Hannah, why shouldst thou despair Last Line: And claim the prize, or er'er I start Subject(s): Bible; Religion HOPS ALONG THE MEDWAY First Line: Now are our labours crowned with their reward HOW TO CURE HOPS AND PREPARE THEM FOR SALE First Line: Thus much be sung of picking - next succeeds Subject(s): Mnemonics HYMN 14, SELS. HYMN 6, SELS. HYMN TO THE SUPREME BEING ON RECOVERY FROM .. ILLNESS, SELS. First Line: But, o immortals! What had I to plead Last Line: A birth of joy - not like the first of tears and woe Subject(s): Affliction; Healing; Revivals; Sickness HYMN: 13. ST. PHILIP AND ST. JAMES Poem Text First Line: Now the winds are all composure Last Line: His inestimable death. Subject(s): Bible; God; Jesus Christ; Religion; Saints; Theology HYMN: 14. THE ASCENSION OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST First Line: And other wond'rous works were done Last Line: To reign with god for evermore Subject(s): Ascension Day HYMN: 3. EPIPHANY First Line: Grace, thou source of each perfection Last Line: As a child, through him may speed HYMN: 32. THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST Poem Text First Line: Where is this stupendous stranger Last Line: Of the very world he made. Variant Title(s): The Nativity Of Our Lord;the Nativity Of Our Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ Subject(s): Christmas; Jesus Christ; Nativity, The HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 13. ELEGANCE First Line: Tis in the spirit that attire Last Line: And lives on honey like st. John HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 14. LOVELINESS First Line: Good-nature' is thy sterling name Last Line: And god's good blessing is the end HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 15. TASTE First Line: O guide my judgement and my taste Last Line: And polish'd by the master's hand Subject(s): Bible; Religion HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 26. MUTUAL SUBJECTION First Line: Some think that in the christian scheme Last Line: May be as great as I HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 29. LONG-SUFFERING OF GOD First Line: One hundred feet from off the ground Last Line: Ha! Ha!The soul regains her place, %and sweetens all the skies HYMNS FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF CHILDREN: 9. MODERATION First Line: Tho' I my party long have chose Last Line: If jesus wept, and pray'd and died IDLENESS, AN ODE First Line: Goddess of ease, leave lethe's brink Subject(s): Labor And Laborers JUBILATE AGNO, SELS. First Line: For I prophesy that we shall have our horns again Last Line: For I pray god be gracious to the bees and the beeves this day Variant Title(s): Jubliate Agno, Sels Subject(s): Animals; Bible; Cats; Depression, Mental; Religion JUBILATE AGNO: 19 First Line: For the greek and latin are not dead languages, but taken up and accepted JUBILATE AGNO: 20 First Line: For thirdly he works it upon stretch with the fore paws extended JUBILATE AGNO: 3 First Line: Let tobias bless charity with his dog, which is faithful, vigilant and a friend JUBILATE AGNO: 7 First Line: For I am not without authority in my jeopardy JUBILATE AGNO: BLESSING First Line: For having done duty and received blessing he begins to consider himself Last Line: For he is of the tribe of tiger JUBILATE AGNO: GARDNER'S TALENT Poem Text First Line: For the doubling of flowers is the improvement of the gardeners talent Last Line: For the poor man's nosegay is an introduction to a prince. Subject(s): Bible; Flowers; Gardens & Gardening; Religion; Virtue; Theology JUBILATE AGNO: GUNS First Line: For I bless the prince of peace and pay that all the guns may be JUBILATE AGNO: LINES 19-33 First Line: For there is a mystery in numbers Last Line: Unto purity and refreshment JUBILATE AGNO: MY CAT JEOFFREY Poem Text First Line: For I will consider my cat jeoffrey Subject(s): Animals; Cats; Winter JUBILATE AGNO: MY CAT JEOFFREY First Line: For I will consider my cat jeoffrey Last Line: For he can creep Subject(s): Animals; Cats; Winter LASS WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS First Line: No more of my harriot, of polly no more MISER AND THE MOUSE First Line: Says a miser to a mouse, 'my dear mr. Mouse' Last Line: But none would come here to beg, borrow, or board Subject(s): Mice NEW YEAR First Line: Word of endless adoration Last Line: Which attend to my rehearsal %of melodious pray'r below Subject(s): Christmas NOON PIECE, SELS. ON A BED OF GUERNSEY LILIES Poem Text First Line: Ye beauties! O how great the sum / of sweetness that ye bring Last Line: That love supports his reign. Subject(s): Guernsey; Guests; Visiting ON THE GOODNESS OF THE SUPREME BEING, SELS. PARADISE First Line: Ye that dwell with cherub-turtles PATRIOTS OF MANKIND Poem Text First Line: Are we not all of race divine Last Line: And let's be patriots of mankind. Subject(s): Freedom; Mankind; Liberty; Human Race PRAY REMEMBER THE POOR Poem Text First Line: I just came by the prison door Last Line: As charitably great as he. Subject(s): Charity; Poverty; Prayer; Philanthropy PRESENTATION OF CHRIST IN THE TEMPLE First Line: Preserver of the church, thy spouse Last Line: In his own paradise above REASON AND IMAGINATION, SELS. REJOICE IN THE LAMB Subject(s): Death SONG Poem Text First Line: Where shall celia fly for shelter Last Line: Wear it on your knots and fans. Subject(s): Love STARS First Line: Stars of the superior class STORY OF ZACCHEUS First Line: Through jericho as jesus came Last Line: Behold! The lord is passing by SWANS, LILIES AND DOVES First Line: Ye swans that sail and lave THE HOP GARDEN: BOOK 1: HOPS AND PROPS Poem Text First Line: When phoebus looks through aries on the right Last Line: They've felt; 'tis then we fell sublimer props. Subject(s): Cold; Plants; Seasons; Winter; Youth; Planting; Planters THE HOP-GARDEN: BOOK 2: THE NAIL IN THE GRASS Poem Text First Line: When in the bag thy hops the rustic treads Last Line: With indignation at the negro's nail. Subject(s): Grass; Slavery; Serfs |
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