The Isle of Palms, and Other Poems

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OTHER POEMS. BY

JOHN WILSON.

CONTENTS.

THE ISLE OF PALMS.

CANTO FIRST.

THE ISLE OF PALMS. (2)

CANTO SECOND.

THE ISLE OF PALMS. CANTO THIRD.

THE ISLE OF PALMS. CANTO FOURTH.

THE ANGLER'S TENT.

THE ANGLER'S TENT. (2)

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.

THE HERMITAGE.

LINES WRITTEN ON READING THE MEMOIRS OF MISS SMITH.

HYMN TO SPRING

MELROSE ABBEY.

EXTRACT FROM AN UNFINISHED POEM, ENTITLED "THE HEARTH."

THE FRENCH EXILE.

THE THREE SEASONS OF LOVE.

TO A SLEEPING CHILD.

MY COTTAGE.

LINES WRITTEN ON THE BANKS OF WINDERMERE, ON RECOVERY FROM A DANGEROUS ILLNESS.

APOLOGY FOR THE LITTLE NAVAL TEMPLE, ON STORRS' POINT,

PICTURE OF A BLIND MAN.

TROUTBECK CHAPEL.

PEACE AND INNOCENCE.

LOUGHRIG TARN.

MARY.

LINES WRITTEN AT A LITTLE WELL BY THE ROADSIDE, LANGDALE.

LINES WRITTEN ON SEEING A PICTURE BY BERGHEM, OF AN ASS IN A

ON READING MR CLARKSON'S HISTORY OF THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE

THE FALLEN OAK, A VISION. SCENE, A WOOD, NEAR KESWICK,

NATURE OUTRAGED. AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED To ROBERT SYM, Esq.

LINES WRITTEN BY MOONLIGHT AT SEA.

THE NAMELESS STREAM.

ART AND NATURE.

SONNET I. WRITTEN ON THE BANKS OF WASTWATER, DURING A STORM.

SONNET II. WRITTEN ON THE BANKS OF WASTWATER, DURING A CALM. Is

SONNET III. WRITTEN AT MIDNIGHT, ON HELM-CRAG. Go up among the

SONNET IV. THE VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS. List! while I tell what

SONNET V. THE EVENING-CLOUD. A cloud lay cradled near the

SONNET VI. WRITTEN ON THE SABBATH-DAY. When by God's inward

SONNET VII. WRITTEN ON SKIDDAW, DURING A TEMPEST. It was a

SONNET VIII.

SONNET IX. WRITTEN ON THE EVENING I HEARD OF THE DEATH OF MY

LINES SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE REV. JAMES GRAHAME, AUTHOR OF "THE SABBATH," and C.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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