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Matthew Arnold
Matthew Arnold (1822–1888) was an English poet and cultural critic, Professor of Poetry at Oxford.
His poems — among them ‘Dover Beach’ and ‘The Scholar-Gipsy’ — register the anxious loss of religious certainty at the heart of the Victorian age.
Poems (115)
- Quiet Work
- To a Friend
- Shakespeare
- Written in Emerson's Essays
- Written in Butler's Sermons
- To the Duke of Wellington
- In Harmony with Nature
- To George Cruikshank
- To a Republican Friend, 1848
- Continued
- Religious Isolation
- Mycerinus
- The Church of Brou
- A Modern Sappho
- Requiescat
- Youth and Calm
- A Memory-Picture
- A Dream
- The New Sirens
- The Voice
- Youth's Agitations
- The World's Triumphs
- Stagirius
- Human Life
- To a Gipsy Child by the Sea-Shore
- A Question
- In Utrumque Paratus
- The World and the Quietist
- Horatian Echo
- The Second Best
- Consolation
- Resignation
- Sohrab and Rustum
- The Sick King in Bokhara
- Balder Dead
- Tristram and Iseult
- Saint Brandan
- The Neckan
- The Forsaken Merman
- Austerity of Poetry
- A Picture at Newstead
- Rachel
- Worldly Place
- East London
- West London
- East and West
- The Better Part
- The Divinity
- Immortality
- The Good Shepherd with the Kid
- Monica's Last Prayer
- Switzerland: 1. Meeting
- Switzerland: 2. Parting
- Switzerland: 3. A Farewell
- Switzerland: 4. Isolation. To Marguerite
- Switzerland: 5. To Marguerite--Continued
- Switzerland: 6. Absence
- Switzerland: 7. The Terrace at Berne
- The Strayed Reveller
- Fragment of an "Antigone"
- Fragment of Chorus of a "Dejaneira"
- Early Death and Fame
- Philomela
- Urania
- Euphrosyne
- Calais Sands
- Faded Leaves: 1. The River
- Faded Leaves: 2. Too Late
- Faded Leaves: 3. Separation
- Faded Leaves: 4. On the Rhine
- Faded Leaves: 5. Longing
- Despondency
- Self-Deception
- Dover Beach
- Growing Old
- The Progress of Poesy
- New Rome
- Pis-Aller
- The Last Word
- The Lord's Messengers
- A Nameless Epitaph
- Bacchanalia; or, The New Age
- Epilogue to Lessing's Laocoon
- Persistency of Poetry
- A Caution to Poets
- The Youth of Nature
- The Youth of Man
- Palladium
- Progress
- Revolutions
- Self-Dependence
- Morality
- A Summer Night
- The Buried Life
- Lines Written in Kensington Gardens
- A Wish
- The Future
- The Scholar-Gipsy
- Thyrsis
- Memorial Verses
- Stanzas in Memory of Edward Quillinan
- Stanzas from Carnac
- A Southern Night
- Haworth Churchyard
- Epilogue
- Rugby Chapel
- Heine's Grave
- Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse
- Stanzas in Memory of the Author of "Obermann"
- Obermann Once More
- Empedocles on Etna: The Songs of Callicles
- Westminster Abbey
- Geist's Grave
- Poor Matthias
- Kaiser Dead