A Fragment
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- "A Fragment" (Maiden, thou wert thoughtless once)
- "Fragment" (I strayed about the deck, an hour, to-night)
- "A Fragment" (When, to their airy hall, my Fathers' voice)
- "A Fragment" (Could I remount the river of my years)
- "A Fragment" (short story, In the year 17—, having for some time determined on a journey through countries not hitherto much frequented by travellers,)
- "Fragment" (Hills of Annesley, Bleak and Barren)
- "A Fragment" (When she is forward, querulous, or wild)
- "Fragment" ( The body, / Eternal Shadow of the finite Soul)
- "A Fragment" (Wrung from an aching heart)
- "Fragment" (Peace! where art thou to be found?)
- "Fragment" (So here confined, and but to female clay)
- "A Fragment" (The Roman's force in war and warlike arts)
- "A Fragment" (O puring westering streams)
- "A Fragment" (Rest on your battle-fields, ye brave!)
- "Fragment"
- "Fragment" (Walking by moonlight on the golden margin)
- "Fragment" (Oh! for the temperate airs that blow)
- "Fragment" (It was the harvest time: the broad, bright moon)
- "Fragment" (I come not, nightingales, to join your lay)
- "Fragment, 26th April 1823" (A blue Italian sky, — yet scarce more blue)
- "Fragment, 18th October 1823" (A solitude Of green and silent beauty, just a home)
- "Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Do any thing but love; or if thou lovest)
- "Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Forget thee—I may not forget)
- "Fragment, 18th June 1825 Introductory stanzas" (Gleamings of poetry, if I may give)
- "Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (I have a gush of wild and passionate thoughts)
- "Fragment, 19th April 1823" (I looked upon the twilight Star)
- "Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (I saw her amid pleasure's gayest haunts—)
- "Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (Is not this grove)
- "Fragment, 26th August 1820" (Is not this grove)
- "Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (It is not spring, but still the new-come year)
- "Fragment, 19th April 1823" (It is the last survivor of a race)
- "Fragment, 19th April 1823" (I should have prized thy heart, if none)
- "Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (Last night the midnight wind)
- "Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Love once dwelt in a palmy isle,)
- "Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (Love thee! yes, yes! the storms that rend aside)
- "Fragment, 18th June 1825" (My heart is as a grave)
- "Fragment, 19th April 1823" (Nay, pray thee, let me weep, for tears)
- "Fragment II., 5th August 1826" (No more, no more, why should I dream)
- "Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Now for the gay, the cold, the free)
- "Fragment, 16th August 1823" (Oh it is veriest vanity to love!)
- "Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Oh, no, my heart is given)
- "Fragment, 26th April 1823" (The lights are fair in my father's hall,)
- "Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Then fare thee well, love, for a little while!)
- "Fragment I., 5th August 1826" (There are ten thousand visions of delight)
- "Fragment, 19th April 1823" (There is a curse laid on the human heart)
- "Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (There was a paleness on his brow that spoke)
- "Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (’Twas Spring, the tree stood by the stream)
- "Fragment, 6th October 1827" (I know but little of her history)
- "A Fragment" (Awake! arise! the hour is late!)
- "Fragment" (Faint white pillars that seem to fade)
- "Fragment"
- "A Fragment" (Autumn far off in memory)
- "A Fragment" (And some came down in a great wind)
- "A Fragment" (Beautiful star with the crimson lips)
- "A Fragment" (And what of all remained to me)
- "A Fragment" (Between two sister moorland rills)