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Lord de Tabley (John Leicester Warren)
John Leicester Warren, third Baron de Tabley (1835–1895), was an English poet, classical scholar and student of botany and numismatics. His mature verse appeared in Poems, Dramatic and Lyrical (1893; a second series followed in 1895) and was admired by later poets.
The poems given here are taken from Edmund H. Garrett's anthology Victorian Songs: Lyrics of the Affections and Nature (Boston: Little, Brown, 1895).
Poems (21)
- A Winter Sketch
- The Second Madrigal
- At Evening
- Peace, there is nothing more for men to speak
- Sire of the rising day
- Strong arc alone the dead
- Tho' thy crest feel the wild sea's breath
- Nuptial Song
- Chorus from 'Medea'
- Fortune's Wheel
- The Two Old Kings
- A Woodland Grave
- A Simple Maid
- Circe
- A Song of Faith Forsworn
- The Churchyard on the Sands
- Rosy delight that changest day by day
- My heart is vext with this fantastic fear
- Autumn Love
- The Study of a Spider
- A Leave-taking
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