Robert S. Chilton (1822–1911)
Oficinista, cónsul, bibliotecario, poeta · Westfield – Washington D. C.
funcionario del gobierno estadounidense (1822-1911)
Poemas
- "A Rose-bud, and from Thee! Ah! how my heart."
- "I Look at the Sky Above Me"
- "If with too Rude a Hand I Plucked the Rose."
- "If Words Could Say How Much I Love Thee, Dear,"
- "Must I not Love Thee? Lady, say not so."
- "Still to be Near Thee and to Hear Thee Speak."
- "White and Silent Shines the Moonlight"
- A May Morning
- A Mother's Invocation to the Blessed Virgin
- Alms-Giving
- Amor Patriræ
- Ante Bellum
- Dirge for an Infant
- Epicedium
- Epitaph on the Tomb of Payne
- Father Boyle
- Garfield
- Heart-Summer
- Herndon
- In Memoriam, (M. C. F.)
- Katy
- Mrs. Garfield
- Old Trinity Church
- On a Miniature
- On the Death of Col. Brent
- On the Invasion of Rome by the French, (1849)
- Pleasure and Duty
- Powers' Greek Slave
- Queen Emma
- Stanzas Suggested by the Death of Miss Canda
- Stone for Bread
- Sub Rosa
- The Exile's Return
- The Little Peasant
- The Mother's First Grief
- To a Cold Beauty
- To a Picture
- To a Picture by Elliott
- To a Sister's Memory
- To a Violet, (addressed to V. B.)
- To an Unfinished Portrait by Page
- To James Russell Lowell
- To Kossuth
- To M. V. C., (May 13, 1872)
- To V. B. on her Eighteenth Birthday
- To--("Softly Fades the Golden Sunlight")
- Valentine for Sympathetic Ink