# Table of Contents Poems by Felicia Dorothea Browne 1808

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Table of Contents
Poems by Felicia Dorothea Browne
1808
Created by Peter J. Bolton
| Stanzas Addressed to the Right Honourable Lady Viscountess Kirkwall | 1 |
| On My Mother’s Birth-Day | 3 |
| A Prayer | 4 |
| On a Rose | 4 |
| On Health | 5 |
| Written in North Wales | 5 |
| Written on the Sea-Shore | 6 |
| Morning | 7 |
| On the Death of my Dear Sister Eliza. Inscribed to my Mother | 8 |
| Pity; an Allegory, Versified | 9 |
| On the 16th December, being as fine as a May-Day | 11 |
| To Fancy | 12 |
| The Spartan Mother and her Son | 13 |
| The Reign of December | 15 |
| To Hope | 16 |
| To Friendship | 18 |
| The Return of the Mariners | 19 |
| Address to the Deity | 21 |
| To Independence | 22 |
| To the Moon | 23 |
| Youth | 24 |
| Hymn - Great God! at whose "creative word," | 25 |
| The Exile | 26 |
| The Lily of the Vale | 27 |
| Invocation to the Fairies. For my Sister’s Grotto | 28 |
| Liberty. An Ode | 30 |
| Hymn - Oh! thou Creator, Father, Friend, | 32 |
| To a Beautiful Vine and a Rose Bush | 32 |
| Ode to the Evening Star | 33 |
| My Brother and Sister, in the Country | 34 |
| Astre de la Nuit (Par Anna Coxe) | 36 |
| Chanson | 37 |
| The April Morn | 38 |
| Ode to Mirth | 39 |
| Ceba. An Indian Love Song | 40 |
| The Ruined Castle | 42 |
| Jeu d’Esprit | 44 |
| To My Brother | 45 |
| Melancholy | 46 |
| Fairy Song | 47 |
| Shakspeare | 48 |
| To a Butterfly | 49 |
| Wisdom | 50 |
| Flora to Claude, on his Plucking a Rose | 51 |
| The Dream of Joy | 51 |
| Song - Why should we with fancied cares | 52 |
| The Bee | 53 |
| Inscription for a Cottage | 53 |
| Song - Say, does calm Contentment dwell | 54 |
| Hymn - Oh! God of mercy, let my lyre | 54 |
| Song of Zephyrus | 55 |
| Sacred to the Memory of Lord Nelson | 55 |
| Holiday Hours. Inscribed to my Brother Claude | 56 |
| Sonnet to the Muse of Pity | 57 |
| The Song of a Seraph | 57 |
| Sonnet, to my Mother | 58 |
| The Minstrel to his Harp | 59 |
| On my Mother's Birthday | 60 |
| To E. B. On her Birthday | 60 |
| To my Aunt, On her Birthday | 61 |
| To the Moonlight Hour | 62 |
| To my Eldest Brother, Lieutenant in the Twenty-third Regiment of Foot | 63 |
| To Patriotism | 64 |
| To my Younger Brother on his Entering the Army | 65 |
| Sonnet - Where nature's grand romantic charms invite | 66 |
| To Autumn | 66 |
| Sonnet - ’Tis sweet to think the spirits of the blest, | 67 |
| The Petition of the Redbreast | 68 |
| Inscription for a Hermitage | 69 |
| The Minstrel Bard | 70 |
| To the Muse | 71 |
| Genius | 72 |
| Rural Walks | 77 |
| The Alpine Shepherd | 79 |
| Sonnet, to Agnes | 80 |
| Christmas | 81 |
| The Wreath of Spring | 83 |
| Sonnet to a Dying Exotic | 84 |
| The Vale of Clwyd | 85 |
| Sea Piece, by Moonlight | 88 |
| Lines to Major Cox on Receiving from Him an Elegant Box of Colours | 89 |
| Sonnet - Ah! now farewell, thou sweet and gentle maid | 90 |
| The Path of Life | 91 |
| The Morning Walk | 93 |
| Harvest Hymn | 94 |
| A Tribute to the Genius of Robert Burns | 96 |
| The Vernal Shower | 97 |
| Evening, on the Seashore | 99 |
| Sonnet - I love to hail the mild the balmy hour | 100 |
| Song of a Wood Nymph | 101 |
| The Scenes of Conway | 103 |
| Lines, For my Mother’s Birth-Day | 105 |
| Lines, Inscribed to Mrs. Wynne | 106 |
| Song, The Return of May | 107 |
| The Farewell | 108 |
| Part of the 104th Psalm, Paraphrased | 110 |