Jonathan Swift Poems

• 101. Epigram On The Busts[1] In Richmond Hermitage. 1732
• 102. Verses On The Sudden Drying Up Of St. Patrick's Well Near Trinity College, Dublin
• 103. The Reverse (to Swift's Verses On Biddy Floyd); Or, Mrs. Cludd
• 104. To Love[1]
• 105. A Young Lady's Complaint For The Stay Of The Dean In England
• 106. The Epitaph
• 107. An Epigram Inscribed To The Honourable Sergeant Kite
• 108. An Excellent New Ballad Or, The True English Dean[1] To Be Hanged For A Rape. 1730
• 109. Another (epigrams On Windows)
• 110. On The Irish Club. [1]
• 111. An Epistle Upon An Epistle
• 112. Dean Swift At Sir Arthur Acheson's In The North Of Ireland
• 113. An Epistle To His Excellency John, Lord Carteret By Dr. Delany
• 114. Dick, A Maggot
• 115. Ode To Doctor William Sancroft[1] Late Lord Bishop Of Canterbury
• 116. Parody On The Recorder's Speech
• 117. To Dean Swift
• 118. On A Printer's[1] Being Sent To Newgate
• 119. To A Friend Who Had Been Much Abused In Many Inveterate Libels
• 120. Another, At Holyhead [1] (epigrams On Windows)
• 121. Apollo; Or, A Problem Solved
• 122. On Carthy's Translation Of Longinus (epigram Against Carthy)
• 123. On The Union
• 124. News From Parnassus By Dr. Delany
• 125. Horace, Book Iii, Ode Ii; To The Earl Of Oxford, Late Lord Treasurer
• 126. The Elephant; Or, The Parliament Man
• 127. Another (epigram On The Busts)
• 128. Mrs. Frances Harris's Petition, 1699
• 129. Dingley And Brent[1], A Song
• 130. Verses On Two Celebrated Modern Poets
• 131. On Gaulstown House
• 132. Directions For Making A Birth-day Song
• 133. Gentle Echo On Woman, A
• 134. Jack Frenchman's Lamentation[1]
• 135. A Love Poem From A Physician To His Mistress
• 136. Epitaph On The Same (on The Death Of Demar, The Usurer)
• 137. The Answer, By Dr. Sheridan
• 138. Paulus: An Epigram
• 139. On Reading Dr. Young's Satire, Called The Universal Passion
• 140. Robin And Harry.[1]
• 141. A Love Song In The Modern Taste. 1733
• 142. A Tale Of A Nettle[1]
• 143. Lines Written On A Window[1] In The Episcopal Palace At Kilmore
• 144. To Dr. Delany, On The Libels Written Against Him
• 145. Parody On The Speech Of Dr. Benjamin Pratt,[1] Provost Of Trinity College To The Prince Of Wales
• 146. Epigram; In Answer To The Dean's Verses On His Own Deafness [1]
• 147. Verses Sent To The Dean On His Birth-day, With Pine's Horace, Finely Bound. By Dr. J. Sican[1]
• 148. Epigram
• 149. On The Collar Of Tiger, Mrs. Dingley's Lap-dog
• 150. Verses On I Know Not What

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