Victorian
Charles Kingsley
Charles Kingsley (1819–1875) was an English clergyman, novelist, and poet, remembered as a children's author for The Water-Babies and as a muscular-Christian social reformer.
His poems range from the classical narrative Andromeda, written in unrhymed hexameters, to plain-spoken ballads and songs of the sea and English rural life.
Poems (77)
- In an Illuminated Missal
- The Weird Lady
- Palinodia
- A Hope
- The Poetry of a Root Crop
- Child Ballad
- Airly Beacon
- Sappho
- The Bad Squire
- Scotch Song
- The Young Knight: a Parable
- A New Forest Ballad
- The Red King
- The Outlaw
- Sing Heigh-ho!
- A March
- A Lament
- The Night Bird: a Myth
- The Dead Church
- A Parable from Liebig
- The Starlings
- Old and New: a Parable
- The Watchman
- The World's Age
- The Sands of Dee
- The Tide Rock
- Dartside
- My Hunting Song
- Alton Locke's Song
- The Day of the Lord
- The Oubit
- The Three Fishers
- Margaret to Dolcino
- Dolcino to Margaret
- The Ugly Princess
- Sonnet
- The Swan-neck
- A Thought from the Rhine
- On the Rhine, 1851
- On the Death of a Certain Journal
- To Miss Mitford: Authoress of 'our Village'
- Ballad of Earl Haldan's Daughter
- Ode to the North-east Wind
- February 1, 1856
- The South Wind: a Fisherman's Blessings
- The Invitation: to Tom Hughes
- The Find
- Eversley, 1856
- The Last Buccaneer
- The Knight's Return
- Eversley, 1857
- The Tide River
- Young and Old
- The Summer Sea
- My Little Doll
- The Knight's Leap: a Legend of Altenahr
- Eversley, 1864
- On the Death of Leopold, King of the Belgians
- Easter Week
- Drifting Away: a Fragment
- Christmas Day
- September 21, 1870
- The Mango-tree
- The Priest's Heart
- 'qu'est Qu'il Dit'
- THE LEGEND OF LA BREA {331a}
- Hymn
- The Delectable Day
- Juventus Mundi
- Valentine's Day
- Ballad: Lorraine, Lorraine, Lorree
- Martin Lightfoot's Song
- A Farewell
- Oh! that we two were Maying
- Saint Maura: A.D. 304
- Frank Leigh's Song: A.D. 1586
- Andromeda