The Three Friends (Charles Lamb Poems)
Three young girls in friendship met;Mary, Martha, Margaret.Margaret was tall and fair,Martha shorter by a hair;If the first excelled in ...
Charles Lamb Poems on Sadness (22 Poems)
A Vision Of Repentance (Charles Lamb Poems)
I saw a famous fountain, in my dream, Where shady path-ways to a valley led;A weeping willow lay upon that ...
The Two Bees (Charles Lamb Poems)
But a few words could William say, And those few could not speak plain,Yet thought he was a man one ...
The End Of May (Charles Lamb Poems)
Our governess is not in school, So we may talk a bit;Sit down upon this little stool, Come, little Mary, ...
The Boy And The Snake (Charles Lamb Poems)
Henry was every morning fedWith a full mess of milk and bread.One day the boy his breakfast took,And eat it ...
The Butterfly (Charles Lamb Poems)
SISTER.Do, my dearest brother John,Let that butterfly alone.BROTHER. What harm now do I do?You're always making such a noise—SISTER.O fie, ...
To T.L.H. (Charles Lamb Poems)
A CHILDModel of thy parent dear,Serious infant worth a fear:In thy unfaultering visage wellPicturing forth the son of Tell,When on ...
Weeding (Charles Lamb Poems)
As busy Aurelia, 'twixt work and 'twixt play, Was labouring industriously hardTo cull the vile weeds from the flowerets away, ...
Wasps In A Garden (Charles Lamb Poems)
The wall-trees are laden with fruit; The grape, and the plum, and the pear,The peach and the nectarine, to suit ...
Written On The Day Of My Aunt’s Funeral (Charles Lamb Poems)
Thou too art dead, ———! very kindHast thou been to me in my childish days,Thou best good creature. I have ...
The First Of April (Charles Lamb Poems)
Tell me what is the reason you hang down your head? From your blushes I plainly discernYou have done something ...
The Journey From School And To School (Charles Lamb Poems)
O what a joyous joyous day Is that on which we comeAt the recess from school away, Each lad to ...
The Rook And The Sparrows (Charles Lamb Poems)
A little boy with crumbs of breadMany a hungry sparrow fed.It was a child of little sense,Who this kind bounty ...
Breakfast (Charles Lamb Poems)
A dinner party, coffee, tea,Sandwich, or supper, all may beIn their way pleasant. But to meNot one of these deserves ...
Breakfast (Charles Lamb Poems)
A dinner party, coffee, tea,Sandwich, or supper, all may beIn their way pleasant. But to meNot one of these deserves ...
The Confidant (Charles Lamb Poems)
Anna was always full of thought As if she'd many sorrows known,Yet mostly her full heart was fraught With troubles ...
What Is Fancy? (Charles Lamb Poems)
SISTER.I am to write three lines, and youThree others that will rhyme.There—now I've done my task.BROTHER.Three stupid lines as e'er ...
Why Not Do It, Sir, Today? (Charles Lamb Poems)
Why so I will, you noisy bird, This very day I'll advertise you, Perhaps some busy ones may ...
Penny Pieces (Charles Lamb Poems)
I keep it, dear papa, within my glove."You do—what sum then usually, my love,Is there deposited? I make no doubt,Some ...
Nursing (Charles Lamb Poems)
O hush, my little baby brother; Sleep, my love, upon my knee.What though, dear child, we've lost our mother; That ...
Lines Suggested By A Sight Of Waltham Cross (Charles Lamb Poems)
Time-mouldering crosses, gemmed with imagery Of costliest work and Gothic tracery,Point still the spot, to hallowed Wedlock dear, Where rested ...