Miscellaneous Poems (Lowell)

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Miscellaneous Poems by James Russell Lowell

Published 1843

Contents

• "A Legend of Brittany"
• "Prometheus"
• "The Shepherd of King Admetus"
• "The Token"
• "An Incident in a Railroad Car"
• "Rhɶcus"
• "The Falcon"
• "Trial"
• "A Glance Behind the Curtain"
• "A Chippewa Legend"
• "Stanzas on Freedom"
• "Columbus"
• "An Incident of the Fire at Hamburg"
• "The Sower"
• "Hunger and Cold"
• "The Landlord"
• "To a Pine-Tree"
• "Si Descendero in Infernum, Ades"
• "To the Past"
• "To the Future"
• "Hebe"
• "The Search"
• "An Indian-Summer Reverie"
• "The Growth of the Legend"
• "A Contrast"
• "Extreme Unction"
• "The Oak"
• "Ambrose"
• "Above and Below"
• "The Captive"
• "The Birch-Tree"
• "An Interview with Miles Standish"
• "On the Capture of Fugitive Slaves Near Washington"
• "To the Dandelion"
• "The Ghost-Seer"
• "Studies for Two Heads"
• "On a Portrait of Dante by Giotto"
• "On the Death of a Friend's Child"
• "Eurydice"
• "She Came and Went"
• "The Changeling"
• "The Pioneer"
• "Longing"
• "Ode to France"
• "Anti-Apis"
• "A Parable"
• "Ode written for the Celebration of the Introduction of the Cochituate Water into the City of Boston"
• "Lines suggested by the graves of two English Soldiers on the Concord Battle-Ground"
• "To ——"
• "Freedom"
• "Bibliolatres"
• "Beaver Brook"