Elizabeth Sherwin
English poet
Poems
- 105th psalm, 1st verse
- A soft answer turneth away wrath
- A teacher's address to her pupils
- All things pass away
- And let us not be weary
- Be kindly affectioned one to another
- But the wisdom that is from above is first pure
- Early prayer
- Evening song of spring
- Ever faithful
- God's kind care for all
- Hope and disappointment
- Lay of an isolated one
- Life's frail bark is tempest toss'd
- Lines accompanying a present
- Lines on a recent melancholy event
- Lines on the approach of death
- Lines on visiting overbury wood, near Bredon, Worcestershire
- Lines written in a country town
- Love's broken spell
- Naked I came out
- Nine verses of the nineteenth chapter of corinthians
- Qualities my friend should possess
- Soliloqy on hearing a church bell
- Sun-rise
- The error
- The friends I love
- The good minister
- The hour of prayer
- The omnipresent
- The poor italian boy
- The sister's good-night
- The star of friendship
- The voice I love
- The wild woods and valleys
- Thou art inexcusable
- Time and beauty
- Time's on the wing
- To a weeping friend
- To april
- To lilia
- To Phœbe after a quarrel
- To piety
- To the absent one
- Why art thou cast down