Collected Poems of Henry Derozio: Preface by Manu Samriti Chander; Edited by Amardeep Singh

Poems (1827)



Poems 
by 
H.L.V. Derozio

If the pulse of the patriot, soldier, or lover
   Have throbbed at our lay, 'twas thy glory alone;
I was but as the wind passing heedlessly over,
   And all the wild sweetness I walk was they own.
--Moore to the Harp of Erin


Calcutta:

Printed for the Author at the Baptist Mission Press;
And Sold by Messrs. S. Smith and Co. Hukaru Library.

1827
 

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Contents of this path:

  1. The Harp of India
  2. The Maniac Widow
  3. Thermopylae
  4. Love's First Feelings
  5. Song: From an Unpublished Manuscript Poem.
  6. Poetry
  7. Freedom to the Slave
  8. My Dream
  9. Heaven
  10. To My Brother in Scotland
  11. Here's a Health to Thee, Lassie!
  12. Ode: From the Persian of Hafiz
  13. The Tomb
  14. The Bridal
  15. Evening in August
  16. Greece
  17. Good Night
  18. The Poet's Grave
  19. Song of the Indian Girl
  20. The Greeks at Marathon
  21. The Orphan Girl
  22. Stanzas
  23. To the Dog Star
  24. The Enchantress of the Cave: A Tale
  25. Italy
  26. The Ruins of Rajmahal
  27. Tasso
  28. Address to the Greeks
  29. Romeo and Juliet
  30. Hope
  31. Yorick's Skull
  32. The Song of Antar the Arab: A Paraphrase
  33. Morning After a Storm
  34. All is Lost, Save Honour
  35. Leaves
  36. Dust
  37. Ada
  38. Phyle
  39. Song of the Hindoostanee Minstrel
  40. Stanzas ("O! Shall I forget it?")
  41. Anecdote of Francis I
  42. Hopeless Grief
  43. Sappho
  44. Lines to an Infant
  45. Night
  46. The Poet's Habitation: A Fragment
  47. Sonnet

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