The Poetry Corner

Robert Bloomfield

Poems

A Visit To Renelagh

A Word To Two Young Ladies.

Abner And The Widow Jones, - A Familiar Ballad.

Alfred And Jennet.

Good Tidings Or, News From The Farm.

Letter I. From The Magpie To The Sparrow. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter II. The Sparrow's Reply. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter III. From A Young Garden-Spider To Her Mother. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter IV. From A Young Nightingale To A Wren. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter IX. From The Dunghill-Cock To The Chaffinch. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter V. From An Earwig, Deploring The Loss Of All Her Children. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter VI. From The Wild Duck To The Tame Duck. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter VII. The Tame Duck's Reply. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter VIII. From The Gander To The Turkey-Cock. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter X. From The Blue-Bottle Fly To The Grasshopper. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XI. From The Glow-Worm To The Humble-Bee. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XII. From The Pigeon To The Partridge. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XIII. From The Wood-Pigeon To The Owl. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XIV. The Owl In Reply To The Wood-Pigeon. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XV. From A Swallow In The South Of France To An English Robin. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Letter XVI. On Hearing The Cuckoo At Midnight, May 1St. 1822. (The Bird And Insects' Post-Office.)

Lines Occasioned By A Visit To Whittlebury Forest, Northamptonshire, In August, 1800. - Addressed To My Children.

Love Of The Country.

Lucy: - A Song.

Mary's Evening Sigh

May-Day With The Muses. - The Drunken Father

May-Day With The Muses. - The Forester.

May-Day With The Muses. - The Invitation

Nancy - A Song.

On Hearing The Translation Of Part Of The Farmer's Boy Into Latin

Preface To Mayday With The Muses.

Richard And Kate: Or, Fair-Day. - A Suffolk Ballad.

Rosamond's Song Of Hope.

Shooter's Hill.

Song For A Highland Drover Returning From England.

The Broken Crutch. - A Tale.

The Fakenham Ghost. A Ballad.

The Farmer's Boy; A Rural Poem.

The French Mariner. - A Ballad.

The Horkey. A Provincial Ballad.

The Miller's Maid. - A Tale.

The Shepherd And His Dog Rover.

The Shepherd's Dream: Or, Fairies' Masquerade.

The Soldier's Home.

The Widow To Her Hour-Glass.

The Woodland Hall.

To My Old Oak Table.

Walter And Jane: Or, The Poor Blacksmith. A Country Tale.