Falsafa

Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    18th Century · English

    Poems

    William Lisle Bowles

    Chapters
    106
    Variants
    106
    Genre
    Poetry

    Chapters

    1. 01AT TYNEMOUTH PRIORY, AFTER A TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE.verse
    2. 02BAMBOROUGH CASTLE.verse
    3. 03THE RIVER WAINSBECK.verse
    4. 04THE TWEED VISITED.verse
    5. 05ON LEAVING A VILLAGE IN SCOTLAND.verse
    6. 06EVENING.verse
    7. 07TO THE RIVER ITCHIN.verse
    8. 08ON RESIGNING A SCHOLARSHIP OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND RETIRING TO A COUNTRY CURACY.verse
    9. 09DOVER CLIFFS.verse
    10. 10ON LANDING AT OSTEND.verse
    11. 11THE BELLS, OSTEND.verse
    12. 12THE RHINE.verse
    13. 13INFLUENCE OF TIME ON GRIEF.verse
    14. 14THE CONVENT.verse
    15. 15THE RIVER CHERWELL.verse
    16. 16ON ENTERING SWITZERLAND.verse
    17. 17DISTANT VIEW OF ENGLAND FROM THE SEA.verse
    18. 18HOPE.verse
    19. 19TO A FRIEND.verse
    20. 20ABSENCE.verse
    21. 21BEREAVEMENT.verse
    22. 22OXFORD REVISITED.verse
    23. 23IN MEMORIAM.verse
    24. 24ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. WILLIAM BENWELL, M.A.verse
    25. 25AT MALVERN.verse
    26. 26NETLEY ABBEY.verse
    27. 27ASSOCIATIONS.verse
    28. 28MUSIC.verse
    29. 29APPROACH OF SUMMER.verse
    30. 30AT OXFORD, 1786.verse
    31. 31AT DOVER, 1786.verse
    32. 32RETROSPECTION.verse
    33. 33ON ACCIDENTALLY MEETING A LADY NOW NO MORE. WRITTEN MANY YEARS AFTER THE FOREGOING SONNETS.verse
    34. 34ON HEARING “THE MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL, SEPT. 18, 1835.verse
    35. 35WOODSPRING ABBEY, 1836.verse
    36. 36LACOCK NUNNERY. JUNE 24, 1837.verse
    37. 37ON A BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE.verse
    38. 38ART AND NATURE. THE BRIDGE BETWEEN CLIFTON AND LEIGH WOODS.verse
    39. 39PICTURE OF AN OLD MAN.verse
    40. 40PICTURE OF A YOUNG LADY.verse
    41. 41HOUR-GLASS AND BIBLE.verse
    42. 42MILTON. ON THE BUSTS OF MILTON, IN YOUTH AND AGE, AT STOURHEAD.verse
    43. 43TO SIR WALTER SCOTT. ON ACCIDENTLY MEETING AND PARTING WITH SIR WALTER SCOTT, WHOM I HAD NOT SEEN FOR MANY YEARS, IN THE STREETS OF LONDON, MAY 1828.verse
    44. 44ELEGY WRITTEN AT THE HOTWELLS, BRISTOL, JULY, 1789.verse
    45. 45MONODY ON HENRY HEADLEY.verse
    46. 46ON MR HOWARD'S ACCOUNT OF LAZARETTOS.verse
    47. 47THE GRAVE OF HOWARD.verse
    48. 48SHAKSPEARE.verse
    49. 49ABBA THULE'S LAMENT FOR HIS SON PRINCE LE BOO.verse
    50. 50SOUTHAMPTON WATER.verse
    51. 51THE PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. INSCRIBED TO THE DUKE OF LEEDS.verse
    52. 52THE DYING SLAVE.verse
    53. 53SONG OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN.verse
    54. 54MONODY, WRITTEN AT MATLOCK.verse
    55. 55THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE.verse
    56. 56ON LEAVING A PLACE OF RESIDENCE.verse
    57. 57ELEGIAC STANZAS. WRITTEN DURING SICKNESS AT BATH.verse
    58. 58ON LEAVING WINCHESTER SCHOOL. WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1782.verse
    59. 59HOPE, AN ALLEGORICAL SKETCH.verse
    60. 60THE BATTLE OF THE NILE.verse
    61. 61A GARDEN-SEAT AT HOME.verse
    62. 62IN HORTO REV. J. STILL, APUD KNOYLE, VILLAM AMŒNISSIMAM.verse
    63. 63GREENWICH HOSPITAL.verse
    64. 64A RUSTIC SEAT NEAR THE SEA.verse
    65. 65WARDOUR CASTLE.verse
    66. 66POLE-VELLUM, CORNWALL. A PICTURESQUE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS BELONGING TO J. LEMON, ESQ.verse
    67. 67ON A BEAUTIFUL SPRING, FORMING A COLD BATH, AT COOMBE, NEAR DONHEAD, BELONGING TO MY BROTHER, CHAS. BOWLES, ESQ.verse
    68. 68A CENOTAPH, TO THE MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ISAAC, WHO DIED AT CAPE ST NICHOLA MOLE, 1797.verse
    69. 69TRANSLATION OF A LATIN POEM BY THE REV. NEWTON OGLE, DEAN OF MANCHESTER.verse
    70. 70ST MICHAEL'S MOUNT. INSCRIBED TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD SOMERS.verse
    71. 71ON AN UNFORTUNATE AND BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. WRITTEN DECEMBER 1783.verse
    72. 72HYMN TO WODEN.verse
    73. 73COOMBE-ELLEN.verse
    74. 74SUMMER EVENING AT HOME.verse
    75. 75WINTER EVENING AT HOME.verse
    76. 76THE SPIRIT OF NAVIGATION.verse
    77. 77WATER-PARTY ON BEAULIEU RIVER, IN THE NEW FOREST.verse
    78. 78MONODY ON THE DEATH OF DR WARTON.verse
    79. 79EPITAPH ON H. WALMSLEY, ESQ., IN ALVERSTOKE CHURCH, HANTS.verse
    80. 80AGE.verse
    81. 81ON A LANDSCAPE BY RUBENS.verse
    82. 82THE HARP, AND DESPAIR, OF COWPER.verse
    83. 83STANZAS FOR MUSIC.verse
    84. 84MUSIC.verse
    85. 85ABSENCE. OCTOBER 26, 1791.verse
    86. 86FAIRY SKETCH. SCENE — NETLEY ABBEY.verse
    87. 87INSCRIPTION.verse
    88. 88PICTURES FROM THEOCRITUS.verse
    89. 89SKETCHES IN THE EXHIBITION, 1805.verse
    90. 90EXHIBITION, 1807.verse
    91. 91SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE. INSCRIBED TO THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE.verse
    92. 92THE WINDS.verse
    93. 93ON WILLIAM SOMMERS OF BREMHILL.verse
    94. 94THE VISIONARY BOY.verse
    95. 95CADLAND, SOUTHAMPTON RIVER.verse
    96. 96THE LAST SONG OF CAMOENS.verse
    97. 97THE SYLPH OF SUMMER.verse
    98. 98THE HARP OF HOEL. [Part I.]verse
    99. 99AVENUE IN SAVERNAKE FOREST.verse
    100. 100DIRGE OF NELSON.verse
    101. 101DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOKE, OF “THE BELLEROPHON,” KILLED IN THE SAME BATTLE.verse
    102. 102BATTLE OF CORRUNA.verse
    103. 103SKETCH FROM BOWDEN HILL AFTER SICKNESS.verse
    104. 104SUN-DIAL, IN THE CHURCHYARD OF BREMHILL.verse
    105. 105THE SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY BY SEA: A DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL POEM.verse
    106. 106THE MISSIONARY. INTRODUCTION.verse