
Dollie Radford (1858–1920)
Poet, writer · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
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British writer (1858–1920)
Poems
- A Ballad of Victory
- A Ballad of Victory — Poems
- A Bride
- A Bride — Poems
- A Concert
- A Concert — Poems
- A Model
- A Model — Poems
- A November Rose
- A November Rose — Poems
- A Portrait — Poems
- A Prayer — Poems
- A Wanderer — Poems
- Across the Sea beyond the Sand
- Across the Sea beyond the Sand — Poems
- Ah Love, the Sweet Spring Blossoms Cling
- Ah Love, the Sweet Spring Blossoms Cling — Poems
- Amid a Crown of Radiant Hills
- Amid a Crown of Radiant Hills — Poems
- At Duclair
- At Duclair — Poems
- At Last
- At Last — Poems
- At Night — Poems
- Because I Built my Nest so High
- Because I Built my Nest so High — Poems
- Because your Treasure is Near
- Because your Treasure is Near — Poems
- Beyond the Walls of Peace
- Beyond the Walls of Peace — Poems
- By the Arno (Sunset)
- By the Arno (Sunset) — Poems
- Comrades
- Comrades — Poems
- Croatian
- Croatian — Poems
- Evening — Poems
- Finnish (a translation)
- Finnish (a translation) — Poems
- For Love of you my Lute was Strung
- For Love of you my Lute was Strung — Poems
- For Windows by Louis Davis
- For Windows by Louis Davis — Poems
- Giving
- Giving — Poems
- Her Hair
- Her Hair — Poems
- Her Lover
- Hope — Poems
- I Could not through the Burning Day
- I Could not through the Burning Day — Poems
- I do not Love you Very Much
- I do not Love you Very Much — Poems
- I Plucked my Love from out my Heart
- I Plucked my Love from out my Heart — Poems
- If all the World were Right
- If all the World were Right — Poems
- If I were in the Valley-Land
- If I were in the Valley-Land — Poems
- If my Poor Words were Colours
- If my Poor Words were Colours — Poems
- If you will Sing the Songs I Play
- If you will Sing the Songs I Play — Poems
- In April — Poems
- In Spring
- In Spring — Poems
- In Summer Days
- In Summer Days — Poems
- In the Quantock Hills
- In the Quantock Hills — Poems
- In the Woods
- In Yonder Bay
- In Yonder Bay — Poems
- June — Poems
- My Angel
- My Angel — Poems
- My Bird who may not Lift his Wing
- My Bird who may not Lift his Wing — Poems
- My little Dear, so fast Asleep
- My little Dear, so fast Asleep — Poems
- My Love shall be a Cloud, to Float
- My Love shall be a Cloud, to Float — Poems
- My Lover's Lute has Golden Strings
- My Lover's Lute has Golden Strings — Poems
- My Palace-Home
- My Palace-Home — Poems
- My Sweetheart
- My Sweetheart — Poems
- Night — Poems
- Nobody in Town
- Nobody in Town — Poems
- October — Poems
- Oh, Moons of Longing that Roll
- Oh, Moons of Longing that Roll — Poems
- On the Moor
- On the Moor — Poems
- Orpheus — Poems
- Out on the Moor
- Out on the Moor — Poems
- Outside the Hedge of Roses
- Outside the Hedge of Roses — Poems
- Outside your Heart the Lonely Way
- Outside your Heart the Lonely Way — Poems
- Release — Poems
- Russian
- Russian — Poems
- Shall I make a Song for You
- Shall I make a Song for You — Poems
- She Comes through the Meadow Yonder
- She Comes through the Meadow Yonder — Poems
- Sleep my little Dearest One
- Sleep my little Dearest One — Poems
- Speedwells
- Speedwells — Poems
- The Clavichord
- The Clavichord — Poems
- The Little Songs that Come and Go
- The Little Songs that Come and Go — Poems
- The Morning Songs
- The Morning Songs — Poems
- The One I Choose
- The One I Choose — Poems
- The Songs Unsung
- The Songs Unsung — Poems
- The Unknown Poets
- The Unknown Poets — Poems
- Through all the Happy Summer-time
- Through all the Happy Summer-time — Poems
- To a Stranger — Poems
- To one Asleep
- To one Asleep — Poems
- To the Caryatid (in the Elgin Room, British Museum)
- To the Caryatid (in the Elgin Room, British Museum) — Poems
- To-night
- To-night — Poems
- Two Songs — Poems
- When the Sun Shone on the Sand there
- When the Sun Shone on the Sand there — Poems
- When you are Lonely
- When you are Lonely — Poems
- Why am I Singing all Alone
- Why am I Singing all Alone — Poems
- Wisdom
- Wisdom — Poems
- Your Gift
- Your Gift — Poems