Charlotte Allen · Strofia

Poems

A Midnight Scene
Age
Autumn (Stern Autumn reigns! the leaves fall fast)
Autumn (Summer hath passed, and its sweets are gone)
Child at Prayer
Child weeping at a Grave-yard
Christ on the Waters
For a Sunday School
For an Album
For the Same
God
God is love
Home
Little Fanny
Mementos
Mother and Child
Omnipresence of the Deity
On a Little Girl's asking the Author if God Would kiss her when she went to Heaven
On hearing a bird singing on a grave
On Life
On listening to the Laughter of Children
On returning some Letters
On the Close of the Year
On the Death of a little Girl
On the Death of Mrs. S. A. H.
Reflections in a Grave Yard
Reflections on the Disaster of the Lexington, January 13, 1840
Reply to a Questioner
Scepticism
Soliloquy on Dreams
Stanzas (Go count the stars in yon bright sky)
Stanzas (I love to think that when we die)
Stanzas (Oh, I would die in Spring)
Stanzas (Sadness with all its busy train)
Stanzas (There are thoughts we never breathe)
Stanzas (There is a little quiet spot)
Stanzas (They tell me that her cheek is pale)
Stanzas (They tell me that the fairest flowers)
Stanzas (Ye may crush the flower that the summer rears)
The Author's adieu to Plymouth
The Baptism
The Benighted Wanderers
The Boys and their Boats
The Charity Box
The Day's Decline
The Departure
The Dying Babe
The Fading Flower
The First Yellow Leaf
The Grave
The Heart's Devotion
The Last Request
The Poet's Lot
The Sick Boy
The Slighted Gift
The Soldier's Grave
The Storm Spirit
The Tear Sigh and Smile
The Wanderer
The Woodman's Cottage
There 's not a Flower
There is a Home
To a Friend on his Departure for another Clime in December
To a Friend on the Eve of Departure
To a Lady with a Bouquet
To a Little Boy
To a Little Girl
To a Mosquito
To a Rose Tree in Autumn
To a Young Lady on the Eve of Marriage
To an Infant Son of my Brother
Twilight Musings
We'll meet again