Poems. Fanny Kemble

LINES, In answer to a question.

       A FAREWELL.

       TO A PICTURE.

       SONNET.

       AN INVITATION.

       LINES FOR MUSIC.

       SONG.

       LINES ON A SLEEPING CHILD.

       A RETROSPECT.

       AN INVOCATION.

       A LAMENT FOR THE WISSAHICCON.

       TO THE WISSAHICCON.

       AN EVENING SONG.

       THE DEATH-SONG.

       IMPROMPTU.

       WRITTEN AFTER LEAVING WEST POINT.

       FAITH.

       “’TIS AN OLD TALE AND OFTEN TOLD.”

       FRAGMENT. From an epistle written when the thermometer stood at 98° in the shade. * * * * *

       AN APOLOGY.

       WRITTEN AFTER SPENDING A DAY AT WEST POINT.

       SONG.

       TO MRS. DULANEY.

       IMPROMPTU, Written among the ruins of the Sonnenberg.

       LINES, Addressed to the Young Gentlemen leaving the Academy at Lenox, Massachusetts.

       THE PRAYER OF A LONELY HEART.

       ABSENCE.

       RETURN.

       LINES, Written in London.

       TO ---

       TO ---

       EPISTLE FROM THE RHINE. To Y---, with a bowl of Bohemian glass.

       LINES FOR MUSIC.

       SONNET.

       SONNET.

       SONNET.

       SONNET.

       SONNET.

       SONNET.