Edith Mary David (1855–1900)

Poemas

• An Incident on board the "London"
• Anecdote of a Boy
• Answer to the "Pathless Deep"
• Christmas Bells
• Dewdrops
• Fair Annie
• Fragment (Ah! once as Cupid did repose)
• Fragment (Father! 'tis Thine Almighty Hand)
• Golden Wedding of dear Mr. and Mrs. Clark
• Legend of the Robin
• Lines on reading a passage in Percival Keene
• Lines on seeing Her Majesty's Ship "Victoria" at Anchor off Spithead
• Lines on the Alarming Illness of the Prince of Wales
• Lines to my Pet Canaries
• Magdalen College
• Martyr's Memorial
• New College Chapel
• On seeing a young Sailor taken in charge for absenting himself without leave
• On the Death of Gilbert, Bishop of Chichester
• On the Death of the Marquis of Hastings
• Persepolis
• Poems (David)
• September 1st, 1868
• Setting Sun, from Lansdowne
• St. Mark iv. 39
• St. Mary the Virgin
• Stanzas on the Ocean
• Tarpeia
• The Alhambra
• The Bodleian
• The Broad Walk
• The Brook, Cleeve Hill, Gloucestershire
• The Castaways
• The Empty Library
• The Fall of Chivalry
• The Fall of Lucifer
• The Fashionable Doctor
• The First day of Spring
• The Jadis and Aujourd Jui of a Fashionist
• The Midshipman's Bible
• The Mosque, rising on the site of the Temple
• The Pathless Deep
• The Pursuit of Pleasure
• The Schools
• The Seaman's Grave
• The Standard Bearer's Letter
• To a dear friend at Worthing
• To my dear friend Meta Rogers
• To Violets wet with dew
• What is Man?
• Youth's Dream