Author:William Cullen Bryant

William Cullen Bryant
(1794–1878)
William Cullen Bryant

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Poetry collectionsEdit

  • Poems
    First edition (Cambridge: Hilliard and Metcalf, 1821)
  • Thirty Poems (1864) (start transcription)
    "The Planting of the Apple Tree"
    "The Snow Shower"
    "A Rain Dream"
    "Robert of Lincoln"
    "The Twenty-Seventh of March"
    "An Invitation to the Country"
    "Song for New-Year's Eve"
    "The Wind and Stream"
    "The Lost Bird"
    "The Night Journey of a River"
    "The Life that Is"
    "Song: 'These Prairies Glow with Flowers'"
    "A Sick-Bed"
    "The Song of the Sower"
    "The New and the Old"
    "The Cloud on the Way"
    "The Tides"
    "Italy"
    "A Day Dream"
    "The Ruins of Italica"
    "Waiting by the Gate"
    "Not Yet"
    "Our Country's Call"
    "The Constellations"
    "The Third of November, 1861"
    "The Mother's Hymn"
    "Sella"
    "The Fifth Book of Homer's Odyssey, Translated"
    "The Little People of the Snow"
    "The Poet"
  • Unpublished Poems by Bryant and Thoreau (1907)

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