Frances Elizabeth Browne
Poet · United States
American poet
Poems
- A Cambrian tour
- A sketch of Connemara
- An acrostic
- Bray head, wicklow
- Epitaph on a favorite dog
- Fontstown
- Hwarden Heys
- L'amende honorable
- L'inconstant
- Lines for an album
- Lines suggested by the parliamentary grant for the improvement of the Shannon
- Lines to a friend, on receiving some ivory tables
- Lines to an old lady
- Lines to an old school-fellow
- Ode to poesy
- On colonial slavery
- On music
- On poetry
- On protestant union in New England
- On reading Lord Byron's lines on the death of Henry Kirke White
- On seeing some children blowing bubbles
- On the abolition of slavery in the United States
- On the anniversary of my birthday
- On the baptism of an infant
- On the birth of an infant
- On the death of a young lady (Mourn not for Marg'ret! her sufferings are o'er)
- On the death of a young lady (We mourn but for the dead)
- On the death of my mother
- On the death of the dowager lady Powerscourt
- On the letter O
- On the melancholy death of Lieutenant Halsted
- On the miracle at Mount Horeb
- On the stormy petrel
- On the times in England
- On the vision of St. John
- Pain and pleasure
- Self-examination
- Stanzas suggested by a view of Boston from the cupola of the state-house
- The three ages of human life
- The wager
- Thoughts on a moonlight night
- To a friend on her birthday
- To a friend, for Christmas day
- To a friend, on going abroad
- To a friend, on his leaving England for South America
- To a young lady during sickness
- To Mrs. G. W.
- To the memory of William Shenstone