Sarah Parker Douglas (1824–1880)

Poems

• A New-Year Wish
• Alma
• Childhood's Pleasures
• Doleful Breezes
• Effie Ha'
• Envy not the Poet's Lot
• Ere Young Leaves Spring again
• Home Longings
• Lines to the Memory of Rev. Chas. Campbell, D.D.
• My own Dear Home
• On seeing a Dead Child
• Shade and Sunshine
• Shrink not from Death
• Speak Gently of the Dead
• Stanzas (He paused: wild laughs and fitful screams came bursting on the breeze)
• Stanzas (Oh! there are other tears than those)
• Stanzas for the Centenary of Robert Burns
• Stanzas on the Demise of Robert Burns, Esq., Dumfries, eldest son of Scotland's Bard
• Stanzas on the Marriage of Miss Helen Douglas to David Reid, Esq.
• The Auld Aik Tree
• The Betrayed
• The Blighted Heart
• The Broken Lily
• The Cabin Boy
• The Condemned
• The Dying Minstrel to his Lyre
• The Emigrant Child to his Parent
• The Fisherman's Bride
• The Gipsy Girl
• The Heart's Moonshine
• The Memorial Pebbles
• The One Dark Thought
• The Postman's Knock
• The Seaside Village
• The Smile and Frown
• The Souvenir
• The Suicide's Farewell
• The Sylph and the Flowers
• The Unforgotten One
• The Vacant Chair
• The Widow of Nain
• To the Memory of my Mother
• To the Primrose
• We Know our Friends
• Wee Allan