Eliza Cook (1818–1889)

Poems

• 'Tis a Wild Night at Sea
• 'Tis sweet to Love in Childhood
• "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone"
• "Poor Hood!"
• "Thy Kingdom Come"
• "Write soon"
• A B C
• A Forest Thought
• A Hint to Lovers
• A Home in the Heart
• A Sabbath Evening Song
• A Song for the Dog
• A Song for the Ragged Schools
• Be Kind When You Can
• Birds
• Black Bess
• Buttercups and Daisies
• Children's welcoming
• Cupid's Arrow
• Curls and Couplets
• Dancing Song
• Duncan Lee
• Dust
• Fire
• Galla Brae
• Gratitude
• Hallowed be Thy Name
• Hang up his Harp; he'll Wake no More!
• Here's Christmas
• Honesty—a fragment
• I miss thee, my Mother
• I thank thee, God! for Weal and Woe
• Lady June
• Law and Justice
• Lines written at Midnight
• Loch Leven's gentle Stream
• Love on
• Love's Roses
• Many Happy Returns of the Day
• My Grave
• My Old Straw Hat
• My Own
• Nae Star was Glintin out aboon
• Nature's Gentleman
• Norah M'Shane
• Not as I used to do
• Oh! Come to the Ingle-side
• Oh! Dear to Memory are those Hours
• Old Cries
• Old Dobbin
• Old Pincher
• Old Songs
• Old Story Books
• On receiving a Bunch of Heather, Gorse, and Fern
• On seeing a Bird-catcher
• Our Native Song
• Our Sailors and our Ships
• Parting Song
• Poems (Cook)
• Rhymes by the Roadside
• Sailing Song
• Silence—a fragment
• Sir Harold the Hunter
• Song of Old Time
• Song of the Blind One
• Song of the Carrion Crow
• Song of the dying old Man to his young Wife
• Song of the Goblet
• Song of the Greenwood Fagot
• Song of the Haymakers
• Song of the Modern Time
• Song of the Old Year
• Song of the Red Indian
• Song of the Rejected One
• Song of the Rushlight
• Song of the Sailor Boy
• Song of the Sea-Gulls
• Song of the Sea-Weed
• Song of the Spirit of Gold
• Song of the Spirit of Poverty
• Song of the Sun
• Song of the Wind
• Song of the Winter Tree
• Song of the Worm
• Stanzas ('Tis well to give honour and glory to Age)
• Stanzas ("God speed the plough!" be this a prayer)
• Stanzas (Some call the world a dreary place)
• Stanzas (The dark and rugged mountain-steep)
• Stanzas (The Mind, the great, the mighty Mind)
• Stanzas (The ruthless hand of savage strife)
• Stanzas (The ship was at rest in the tranquil bay)
• Stanzas (The wild bee and the butterfly)
• Stanzas (Though like the marble rock of old)
• Stanzas (We are apt to grow a-weary in this troubled world at times)
• Stanzas by the Seaside
• Stanzas for the Season
• Stanzas to the Young
• Stanzas.—The Tomb
• Summer is nigh
• Summer's Farewell
• Thank God for Summer
• The Banner of Union
• The Bird in the Storm
• The Child's Offering
• The Christmas Holly
• The Churchyard Stile
• The Daisy
• The Deck of the "Outward Bound"
• The Dewdrop
• The Dog of the Alps
• The English Ship by Moonlight
• The Englishman
• The Fairy of the Sea
• The Firemen of the Land
• The Fisher Boy jollily lives
• The Fisher-boat
• The Flag of the Free
• The Forest Trees
• The Free
• The Gallant English Tar
• The Galloping Steed
• The Gipsy Child
• The Gipsy's Tent
• The Grandfather's Stick
• The Green Hill-side
• The Happiest Time
• The Happy Mind
• The Heart that's true
• The Idiot-Born
• The King of the Wind
• The King's old Hall
• The Lily and the Stream
• The Miser
• The Mother who has a Child at Sea
• The Mourners
• The Old Arm-Chair
• The Old Barn
• The Old Clock
• The Old Farm-Gate
• The Old Man's Marvel
• The old Mill-stream
• The Old Palace
• The old Water-Mill
• The Ploughshare of Old England
• The Poet's Wreath
• The Poor Irish Boy
• The Poor Man's Grave
• The Rook sits high
• The Sabbath Bell
• The Sexton
• The Shower
• The Star of Glengary
• The Suit of Russet Brown
• The Thames
• The Trysting-place
• The Village Church
• The Waters
• The Welcome back
• The Young Mariners
• There is Nothing in Vain
• There's a Star in the West
• They all belong to me
• This is the Hour for me
• Through the Waters
• To the Robin
• Tracy De Vore and Hubert Grey
• Under the Moon
• Washington — Suggestive programs for special day exercises — Washington and Lowell Day
• Water
• We'll sing another Christmas Song
• When I wore Red Shoes
• Where there's a will there's a way
• Winter is here
• Winter's Wild Flowers