John Clare Wild Poems
- 1. The Wild-flower Nosegay
- 2. The Gipsy Lass
- 3. The Forest Maid
- 4. Solitude
- 5. The Village Minstrel
- 6. The Gipsy's Song
- 7. The March Nosegay
- 8. Holywell
- 9. On Death
- 10. May-noon
- 11. Mary
- 12. Early Love
- 13. The Cross Roads: Or, The Haymaker's Story
- 14. Milking O' The Kye
- 15. Written In November
- 16. Two Sonnets To Mary
- 17. To Elia
- 18. The Morning Walk
- 19. To Jane
- 20. Mary Dove
- 21. A Sigh, In A Play-ground
- 22. Rustic Fishing
- 23. Home
- 24. Summer Winds
- 25. Spring
- 26. Childish Recollections
- 27. I Pluck Summer Blossoms
- 28. Rural Evening.
- 29. To The Rural Muse.
- 30. Cowper Green.
- 31. The Sailor's Return
- 32. Ballad. A Weedling Wild, On Lonely Lea
- 33. To Autumn.
- 34. Description Of A Thunder-storm.
- 35. The Maiden I Love
- 36. From "a Rhapsody"
- 37. Sunday Walks.
- 38. May-day.
- 39. My Schoolboy Days
- 40. The Dream
- 41. Joys Of Youth.
- 42. The Nightingale's Nest.
- 43. To Poesy.
- 44. Clock-a-clay
- 45. Among The Green Bushes
- 46. The Tell-tale Flowers
- 47. Song. "swamps Of Wild Rush-beds"
- 48. Nature's Darling
- 49. Birds, Why Are Ye Silent?
- 50. Song. "there's The Daisy, The Woodbine"
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rodney lipan : john clare you are one of the best writer of any nature of love poem
Ioana Virginia Bolba: John Clare is a wonderful poet. At first sight, one may think he is superficial, but going into details, we discover an intuitive poet, writing only about what he himself felt (not thought), and offering an interesting life lesson, an example of how we should enjoy small things and, most of all, against that rude running after money and not understanding what life actually means.
