• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

Charles Mackay

• 'And God Said, Let There Be Light!'
• 'The Lass Who Vowed To Love Me'
• 'Tis Sweet, In The Shade Of The Lofty Trees
• A Deed And A Word
• An Appeal To Paris
• An Invocation To Poesy
• Aurora
• Chorus Of Guardian Spirits
• Cleon And I
• Constancy
• Cool Breeze Of Summer's Eve
• Coronach, Or Death-Wai
• Epitaph
• Eternal Justice
• Evening
• German Drinking Song
• Gipsy Chaunt
• He Carved His Name Upon The Tree
• Hymn For The Dead
• I Have Lived And I Have Loved
• If I Were A Voice
• Let Us Alone
• Light Is Love Without Esteem
• Little And Great
• Lorenzo Pines In Dungeon Gloom
• Mariners' Prayer, During A Storm
• Mirth
• On The Capitulation Of Warsaw, September 1831
• Our Saviours Lamentation Over Jerusalem
• Repentance
• Reproach
• Resignation
• Reveries
• Reveries-Night
• Said I To Myself, Said I
• Saul And David
• Solitude
• Song To The Evening Star
• Song To The Germans
• Song To The Harvest Moon
• Spring Song
• Storm
• The Alder Tree
• The Beech Tree
• The Boar-Hunters' Song
• The Days Of Yore
• The Dove Of Noah
• The Falling Stars
• The Graves Of Our Fathers
• The Green Bay Tree