Poems (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
Musing on the changes that are observable in many of the scenes we contemplate, the circumstance of the spot on ...
Elizabeth Bath Poems on Love (20 Poems)
Lines, (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
On the Sudden Death of my muchrespected and highly valuedFriend, Susannah Davidson, Sen. of London. READER tho' health, and strength, ...
A Summer’s Evening’s Contemplation (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
THO ' around on creation I gaze, And am struck with its wonderful plan;Yet regret must be mingled with ...
A Fragment (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
FANCY shall fix my lone abode, Where human foot ne'er trod;Peace shall surround my humble cot,For ever ...
On The Fading Enjoyments Of Time (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
ALTHO' to man's aspiring pride, It may appear degrading;Yet look on all the world around,And say what ...
To Echo (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
ENCHANTRESS of the rocks! in accents sweet,Again those deep mysterious notes repeat;Once more thy vocal efforts I engage,To swell with ...
The Advantages Of Resignation (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
ALL things are order'd for the best, In perfect love design'd;The sorrows that we so much dread, But ...
To Religion (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
RISE sacred dawn of everlasting day,And guide my spirit on its heavenward way.At thy approach the shades of night retire,We ...
Expectation (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
Occasioned by a Friend's revisiting her native City, with herinfant Boy. CEASE to flutter round my heart, Hope too ...
Address To Happiness (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
FOR ever seeking, never found, In this wide varied scene;Sole object of unceasing search, While in this low ...
On The Aeolian Harp (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
METHINKS I hear the band of saints above, In holy anthem join'd, their voices raise,Tuning their golden harps to ...
Written By Moonlight (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
SILVER Empress of the night,Smiling Cynthia chaste and bright,Listen to my artless lays,While I bless thy friendly rays.Solemn grandeur gilds ...
Address To Emma, On Her Departure For The Country (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
WHEN to a distant scene remov'd, Louisa far away;Say, will not Emma, to her friend, One anxious thought ...
To The Rainbow (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
HAIL glorious arch in Heav'n, whose varied diesGilds the dark vapours that obscure the skies;Whose matchless colours charm th' attentive ...
To A Sheet Of Paper (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
TAKE , O take this sweet impression, Bear it on thy snowy breast;Words are feeble in expression, Yet ...
On Seeing The Portrait Of A Friend (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
THOU image of the dearest friend I love,If I remote in foreign scenes should rove,If such my unexpected lot should ...
An Estimate Of The Pleasures Of Life (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
WHAT are all our promis'd pleasures, But the dew drops of the morn;Little, trembling, glittering treasures, Transient gems ...
The Retrospect (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
PLEASANT it was when evening's soothing calm Invited us to loiter on the green, ...
Sonnet I (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
WHAT happy hours of innocence and love, Hope pictures to the mind, ere time and careHer softening ecstacies her ...
Sonnet VIII (Elizabeth Bath Poems)
E'EN winter has its charmstho' his keen blastSeals all creationtho' his driving snowsLevel her surface, and in feather'd garbCloathe the ...