Henry Kirk White Poems
- 51. Sonnet To April
- 52. Sonnet To A Taper
- 53. Sonnet: The Winter Traveller
- 54. Sonnet (sweet To The Gay Of Heart Is Summer's Smile)
- 55. Sonnet, Supposed To Have Been Addressed By A Female Lunatic To A Lady
- 56. Sonnet, Supposed To Be Written By The Unhappy Poet Dermody In Storm, While On Board A Ship In His Ma
- 57. Sonnet: Recantatory, In Reply To The Foregoing Elegant Admonition
- 58. Sonnet (quick O'er The Wintry Waste Dart Fiery Shafts)
- 59. Sonnet, On Seeing Another Written To H. K. White, In September, 1803, Inserted In His “remains
- 60. Sonnet On Henry Kirke White, By Capel Lofft
- 61. Sonnet On Hearing The Sounds Of An æolian Harp
- 62. Sonnet Occasioned By The Second Of Henry Kirke White By Capel Lofft
- 63. Sonnet In Memory Of Henry Kirke White, By J. G.
- 64. Sonnet (give Me A Cottage On Some Cambrian Wild)
- 65. Sonnet By Capel Lofft, Esq.
- 66. Sonnet (as Thus Oppressed With Many A Heavy Care)
- 67. Sonnet Addressed To H. K. White, On His Poems Lately Published, By G. L. C.
- 68. Song Written At The Age Of Fourteen
- 69. Song, By Waller
- 70. Solitude
- 71. Reflections On Reading The Life Of The Late Henry Kirke White, By William Holloway, Author Of The &#
- 72. On Whit-monday
- 73. On The Death Of Henry Kirke White, By T. Park
- 74. On The Death Of Dermody The Poet
- 75. On Reading Henry Kirke White's Poem On Solitude, By Josiah Conder
- 76. On Disappointment
- 77. On Being Confined To School One Pleasant Morning In Spring, Written At The Age Of Thirteen
- 78. Ode On The Late H. Kirke White, By Juvenis
- 79. Ode Addressed To H. Fuseli, Esq. R. A., On Seeing Engravings From His Designs
- 80. Nelsoni Mors
- 81. My Study: A Letter In Hudibrastic Verse
- 82. My Own Character, Addressed (during Illness) To A Lady
- 83. Music
- 84. Melody
- 85. Lines Written On A Survey Of The Heavens, In The Morning Before Daybreak
- 86. Lines Supposed To Be Spoken By A Lover At The Grave Of His Mistress, Occasioned By A Situation In A
- 87. Lines On The Death Of Mr. Henry Kirke White, By The Rev. J. Plumptre
- 88. Lines On The Death Of Henry Kirke White, Late Of St. John's College, Cambridge
- 89. Lines On Reading The Poems Of Warton, Age Fourteen
- 90. Lines
- 91. Lines
- 92. Inscription For A Monument To The Memory Of Cowper
- 93. I'm Pleased, And Yet I'm Sad
- 94. Hymn
- 95. Gondoline
- 96. Genius: An Ode
- 97. Fragment (the Western Gale)
- 98. Fragment (oh! Thou Most Fatal Of Pandora's Train)
- 99. Fragment Of An Ode To The Moon
- 100. Fragment (loud Rage The Winds Without.'the Wintry Cloud)
