
Amelia Welby (1819–1852)
Poet, writer · United States · Saint Michaels – Louisville
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American poet
Poems
- Breathe Not a Sigh
- He Came too Late
- Hopeless Love
- I Have a Fair and Gentle Friend
- I Know that thy Spirit
- I Know Thee Not
- I Never Have Loved Thee
- I Saw Thee but a Moment
- I Weep Not
- Lines on Seeing a Beautiful Little Girl Gathering Flowers
- Lines to a Lady
- Lines Written on a Miniature
- Melodia
- Musings
- My Own Native Land
- My Sisters
- O! Dark is the Gloom
- O! Had We Only Met
- On Entering the Mammoth Cave
- On Seeing an Infant Sleeping on its Mother's Bosom
- Pulpit Eloquence
- Sudden Death
- Sweet be Thy Dreams
- The American Sword
- The Bereaved
- The Blind Girl's Lament
- The Bride
- The Broken-Hearted
- The Captive Sailor-Boy
- The Cottage Band
- The Dew-Drop
- The Dreamers
- The Dying Mother
- The Evening Skies
- The First Death of the Household
- The Freed Bird
- The Golden Ringlet
- The Green Mossy Bank
- The Last Interview
- The Little Step-Son
- The Maiden's First Love
- The Mournful Heart
- The Neglected Harp
- The Old Maid
- The Parted Year
- The Presence of God
- The Rainbow
- The Sea-Shell
- The Sleeping Maiden
- The Stars (Love ye the blossoms, whose rosy tints, blending)
- The Stars (Ye snow-white clouds, whose fleecy wings enfold)
- The Summer Birds
- The Violet's Song to the Lost Fairy
- The Young Lovers
- Thou Canst Not Forget Me
- To a Humming-Bird
- To a Lovely Girl
- To Amanda
- To Lucy During Her Absence
- To Mrs. L———
- To Mrs. S. J. P———
- To the Evening Star
- To the Sky-Lark
- Viola
- When Shines the Star
- When Soft Stars