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________________________________________________ This listing contains work(s) of Thomas Moore available for reading. Click on a book title's link below to select a book to read online. Titles in Poem Category Top "If" And "Perhaps" "Living Dog" And "The Dead Lion", The 'Tis All For Thee 'Tis Gone, And For Ever 'Tis Sweet To Think 'Tis The Last Rose Of Summer 'Twas One Of Those Dreams Advertisement After The Battle Alarming Intelligence! Alciphron: A Fragment All In The Family Way - A New Pastoral Ballad All That's Bright Must Fade Almighty God! Alone In Crowds To Wander On Amatory Colloquy Between Bank And Government Anacreontic [Friend Of My Soul, This Goblet Sip] Anacreontic [I filled to thee, to thee I drank] Anacreontic [Press the grape, and let it pour] Anacreontic [She never looked so kind before] Anacreontic [To A Plumassier] And Doth Not A Meeting Like This Angel Of Charity Animal Magnetism Anne Boleyn Announcement Of A New Grand Acceleration Company Announcement Of A New Thalaba Annual Pill, The Anticipated Meeting Of The British Association In The Year 1836 As A Beam O'er The Face Of The Waters May Glow As Down In The Sunless Retreats As Slow Our Ship As Vanquished Erin Ask Not If Still I Love Aspasia At Night At The Mid Hour Of Night Avenging And Bright Awake, Arise, Thy Light Is Come Awful Event Ballad For The Cambridge Election Ballad Stanzas Beauty And Song Before The Battle Behold The Sun Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Bird, Let Loose, The Black And Blue Eyes Blue Love Song - To Miss-----, A Boat Glee Boy Of The Alps, The Boy Statesman, The Bright Be Thy Dreams Bright Moon Bring The Bright Garlands Hither Brunswick Club, The But Who Shall See By That Lake, Whose Gloomy Shore Calm Be Thy Sleep Canadian Boat Song, A Canonization Of Saint Butterworth, The Captain Rock In London Case Of Libel, A Catalogue, The Cephalus And Procris Characterless, A Cherries [A Parable], The Child's Song From A Masque Church Extension Cloris And Fanny Cocker, On Church Reform Come Not, Oh Lord Come O'er The Sea Come, Chase That Starting Tear Away Come, Play Me That Simple Air Again Come, Rest In This Bosom Come, Send Round The Wine Come, Ye Disconsolate Common Sense And Genius Consultation, The Copy Of An Intercepted Despatch Corn And Catholics Corrected Report Of Some Late Speeches, A Correspondence Between A Lady And Gentleman Corruption, And Intolerance Cotton And Corn [A Dialogue] Country Dance And Quadrille Crystal-Hunters, The Cupid And Psyche Cupid Armed Cupid's Lottery Curious Fact, A Dance Of Bishops;or, The Episcopal Quadrille, The Dawn Is Breaking O'er Us, The Day Of Love, The Day-Dream, The Dear Fanny Dear Harp Of My Country Dear? Yes Desmond's Song Devil Among The Scholars, The Dialogue Between A Sovereign And A One Pound Note Dick * * * * Did Not Do Not Say That Life Is Waning Dog-Day Reflections Donkey And His Panniers [A Fable], The Dost Thou Remember Dream, A Dream Of Antiquity, A Dream Of Hindostan, A Dream Of Home, The Dream Of The Two Sisters, The Dream Of Those Days, The Dreaming For Ever Dreams Drink Of This Cup Drink To Her Duke Is The Lad, The Dying Warrior, The East Indian, The Echo Elegiac Stanzas [Though sorrow long has worn my heart] Elegiac Stanzas [When wearied wretches sink to sleep] Enigma Epigram Dialogue Between A Dowager & Her Maid On Night Of Lord Yarmouth's Fete Epigram [Dialogue between Catholic Delegate and Duke of Cumberland] Epigram [I Never Gave A Kiss (says Prue)] Epigram [What news to-day?] Epilogue Written For Lady Dacre's Tragedy Of Ina Epistle From Captain Rock To Lord Lyndhurst Epistle From Erasmus On Earth To Cicero In The Shades Epistle From Henry Of Exeter To John Of Tuam Epistle From Tom Crib To Big Ben Epistle Of Condolence From A Slave-Lord, To A Cotton-Lord Epitaph On A Tuft-Hunter Erin! The Tear And The Smile In Thine Eyes Erin, Oh Erin Euthanasia Of Van, The Eveleen's Bower Evening Gun, The Evenings In Greece Exile, The Expostulation To Lord King, An Extract [Yet, Even Here, Tho' Fiction Rules The Hour] Extracts From The Diary Of A Politician Fable 1 - The Dissolution Of The Holy Alliance Fable 2 - The Looking-Glasses Fable 3 - The Torch Of Liberty Fable 4 - The Fly And The Bullock Fable 5 - Church And State Fable 6 - The Little Grand Lama Fable 7 - The Extinguishers Fable 8 - Louis Fourteenth's Wig Fairest! Put On Awhile Fall Of Hebe [A Dithyrambic Ode], The Fallen Is Thy Throne Fancy Fancy Fair, The Fanny, Dearest Fare Thee Well, Thou Lovely One! Farewell! But Whenever You Welcome The Hour Farewell, Theresa! Fear Not That, While Around Thee Fill The Bumper Fair Flourish Of Trumpets Flow On, Thou Shining River Fly Not Yet Fools' Paradise For Thee Alone Forget Not The Field Fortune-Teller, The Fragment Fragment Of A Character Fragment Of A Mythological Hymn To Love Fragments Of College Exercises From Life Without Freedom From The Greek Of Meleager From The High Priest Of Apollo To A Virgin Of Delphi From The Hon. Henry ----, To Lady Emma ---- From This Hour The Pledge Is Given Fudge Family In Paris, The Fudges In England, The Garland I Send Thee, The Gayly Sounds The Castanet Gazel Gazelle, The Genius And Criticism Genius Of Harmony, An Irregular Ode, The Ghost Of Miltiades, The Ghost Story, A Glad New Day, The Christmas poem Go Forth To The Mount Go Where Glory Waits Thee Go, Let Me Weep Go, Now, And Dream Go, Then--'tis Vain Grand Dinner Of Type And Co. Grecian Girl's Dream Of The Blessed Islands, The Greek Air Guess, Guess Halcyon Hangs O'er Ocean, The Hark! 'tis The Breeze Hark! The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls, The Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded Hat Versus Wig Hear Me But Once Her Last Words, At Parting Here At Thy Tomb Here Sleeps The Bard Here's The Bower Here, Take My Heart Hero And Leander High-Born Ladye, The Hip, Hip, Hurra! Homeward March, The Hope Comes Again Horace, Ode I. Lib. III - A Fragment Horace, Ode XI. Lib. II Horace, Ode XXII. Lib. I Horace, Ode XXXVIII. Lib. I - A Fragment How Dear To Me The Hour How Happy, Once How Lightly Mounts The Muse's Wing How Oft Has The Banshee Cried How Oft, When Watching Stars How Shall I Woo? How To Make A Good Politician How To Make One's Self A Peer How To Write By Proxy Hush, Hush! Hush, Sweet Lute Hymn Of A Virgin Of Delphi, At The Tomb Of Her Mother Hymn Of Welcome After The Recess, A I Love But Thee I Saw From The Beach I Saw The Moon Rise Clear I Saw Thy Form In Youthful Prime I Wish I Was By That Dim Lake I'd Mourn The Hopes I've A Secret To Tell Thee If In Loving, Singing If Thou Wouldst Have Me Sing And Play If Thou'lt Be Mine Ill Omens Imitation Imitation Of Catullus Imitation Of The Inferno Of Dante Impromptu [upon Being Obliged To Leave A Pleasant Party] Impromptu, After A Visit To Mrs. ----, Of Montreal Impromptu, On Leaving Some Friends In Myrtle Wreaths In The Morning Of Life Incantation [from The New Tragedy Of "The Brunswickers"] Incantation [Sung by the Bubble Spirit ], An Inconstancy Indian Boat, The Insurrection Of The Papers, The Intended Tribute Invitation To Dinner Irish Antiquities Irish Peasant To His Mistress, The Irish Slave, The Is It Not Sweet To Think, Hereafter It Is Not The Tear At This Moment Shed Joke Versified, A Joys Of Youth, How Fleeting! Keep Those Eyes Still Purely Mine King Crack And His Idols Kiss, The Lake Of The Dismal Swamp - A Ballad, The Lalla Rookh A BOOK OF POEMS Lament For The Loss Of Lord Bathurst's Tail Language Of Flowers, The Late Scene At Swanage, A Late Tithe Case Latest Accounts From Olympus Lay His Sword By His Side Leaf And The Fountain, The Legacy, The Legend Of Puck The Fairy, The Les Hommes Automates Lesbia Hath A Beaming Eye Let Erin Remember The Days Of Old Let Joy Alone Be Remembered Now Let's Take This World As Some Wide Scene Letter From Larry O'branigan To The Rev. Murthagh O'Mulligan Light Sounds The Harp Like Morning, When Her Early Breeze Like One Who, Doomed Limbo Of Lost Reputations, The Lines On The Death Of Joseph Atkinson, Esq., Of Dublin Lines On The Death Of Mr. Perceval Lines On The Death Of Sheridan Lines On The Departure Of Lord Castlereagh And Stewart For The Continent Lines On The Entry Of The Austrians Into Naples, 1821 Lines Written At The Cohos, Or Falls Of The Mohawk Kiver Lines Written In A Storm At Sea Lines Written On Leaving Philadelphia Literary Advertisement Little Man And Little Soul Long Years Have Past Lord Henley And St. Cecilia Lord Wellington And The Ministers Lord, Who Shall Bear That Day Love Alone Love And Hope Love And Hymen Love And Marriage Love And Reason Love And The Novice Love And The Sun-Dial Love And Time Love Is A Hunter-Boy Love Thee, Dearest? Love Thee? Love Thee? Love's Light Summer-Cloud Love's Victory Love's Young Dream Love, Wandering Thro' The Golden Maze Loves Of The Angels, The Lusitanian War-Song Lying Mad Tory And The Comet, The Magic Mirror, The Meeting Of The Ships, The Meeting Of The Waters, The Melologue Upon National Music, A Memorabilia Of Last Week Merrily Every Bosom Boundeth Millennium Suggested By The Late Work Of The Reverend Mr. Irving "On Prophecy", The Mind Not Tho' Daylight Minstrel-Boy, The Missing Moral Positions Morality Mountain Sprite, The Mr. Roger Dodsworth Musical Box, The Musings Musings Of An Unreformed Peer My Birth-Day My Gentle Harp My Harp Has One Unchanging Theme My Heart And Lute My Mopsa Is Little Natal Genius, The Nature's Labels Nay, Tell Me Not, Dear Ne'er Ask The Hour Ne'er Talk Of Wisdom's Gloomy Schools Nets And Cages New Costume Of The Ministers, The New Creation Of Peers New Grand Exhibition Of Models Of The Two Houses Of Parliament New Hospital For Sick Literati New-Fashioned Echoes News For Country Cousins Night Dance, The Night Thought, A Nights Of Music No, Not More Welcome No--Leave My Heart To Rest Nonsense Not From Thee Notions On Reform Numbering Of The Clergy, The O Say, Thou Best And Brightest O'Donohue's Mistress Occasional Address For The Opening Of The New Theatre Occasional Epilogue Ode To A Hat Ode To Don Miguel Ode To Ferdinand Ode To The Goddess Ceres Ode To The Sublime Porte Ode To The Woods And Forests Odes Of Anacreon Odes To Nea Oft, In The Stilly Night Oh Banquet Not Oh Fair! Oh Purest! Oh For The Swords Of Former Time! Oh The Shamrock Oh Thou Who Dry'st The Mourner's Tear Oh! Blame Not The Bard Oh! Breathe Not His Name Oh! Doubt Me Not Oh! Had We Some Bright Little Isle Of Our Own Oh! Think Not My Spirits Are Always As Light Oh, Arranmore, Loved Arranmore Oh, Call It By Some Better Name Oh, Come To Me When Daylight Sets Oh, Could We Do With This World Of Ours Oh, Days Of Youth Oh, Do Not Look So Bright And Blest Oh, Guard Our Affection Oh, No--Not Even When First We Loved Oh, Soon Return Oh, Teach Me To Love Thee Oh, The Sight Entrancing Oh, Ye Dead! On A Squinting Poetess On Music On The Death Of A Friend On The Death Of A Lady One Bumper At Parting One Dear Smile Origin Of The Harp, The Our First Young Love Paddy's Metamorphosis Parallel, The Parody Of A Celebrated Letter Parting Before The Battle, The Pastoral Ballad, A Peace And Glory Peace Be Around Thee Peace To The Slumberers! Peace, Peace To Him That's Gone! Periwinkles And The Locusts [A Salmagundian Hymn], The Petition Of The Orangemen Of Ireland, The Philosopher Aristippus: To A Lamp, The Pilgrim, The Police Reports - Case Of Imposture Poor Broken Flower Poor Wounded Heart Pretty Rose-Tree, The Prince's Day, The Proposals For A Gynaecocracy Quick! We Have But A Second Reason, Folly, And Beauty Recent Dialogue Rector And His Curate; Or, One Pound Two, The Reflection At Sea, A Reflections Reinforcements For Lord Wellington Religion And Trade Remember The Time Remember Thee Remonstrance Resemblance, The Resolutions Reuben And Rose Reverend Pamphleteer - A Romantic Ballad, The Rhymes On The Road: Extract 01. View Of The Lake Of Geneva From The Jura Rhymes On The Road: Extract 02. Fate Of Geneva In The Year 1782 Rhymes On The Road: Extract 03. Fancy And Truth--Hippomenes And Atalanta. Mont B Rhymes On The Road: Extract 04. Milan--The Picture Gallery Rhymes On The Road: Extract 05. Padua--Fancy And Reality Rhymes On The Road: Extract 06. The Fall Of Venice Not To Be Lamented Rhymes On The Road: Extract 07. Venice--Lord Byron's Memoirs, Written By Himsel Rhymes On The Road: Extract 08. Venice--Female Beauty At Venice Rhymes On The Road: Extract 09. Venice Rhymes On The Road: Extract 10. Mantua--Verses Of Hippolyta To Her Husband Rhymes On The Road: Extract 11. Florence Rhymes On The Road: Extract 12. Florence Rhymes On The Road: Extract 13. Rome--Reflections: Conspiracy of Rienzi Rhymes On The Road: Extract 14. Rome--Fragment Of A Dream... Rhymes On The Road: Extract 15. Rome--Mary Magdalen... Rhymes On The Road: Extract 16. Les Charmettes Rhymes On The Road: Introductory Rhymes Rich And Rare Were The Gems She Wore Ring, The Ring [a Tale], The Rings And Seals Rival Topics Rondeau Rose Of The Desert Round The World Goes Row Gently Here Russian Lover, The Sad Case, A Sail On, Sail On Sale Of Cupid Sale Of Loves, The Sale Of The Tools, The Say, What Shall Be Our Sport To-Day? Say, What Shall We Dance? Scene From A Play, Acted At Oxford, Called "Matriculation" Sceptic, A Philosophical Satire, The Scepticism See, The Dawn From Heaven Shall The Harp Then Be Silent She Is Far From The Land She Sung Of Love Shield, The Shine Out, Stars! Should Those Fond Hopes Shrine, The Silence Is In Our Festal Halls Since First Thy Word Sing, Sweet Harp Sing--Sing--Music Was Given Sinking Fund Cried, The Sir Andrew's Dream Sketch Of The First Act Of A New Romantic Drama Slumber, Oh Slumber Snake, The Snow Spirit, The So Warmly We Met Some Account Of The Late Dinner To Dan Song Of A Hyperborean Song Of Fionnuala, The Song Of Hercules To His Daughter Song Of Innisfail Song Of O'ruark, Prince Of Breffni, The Song Of Old Puck Song Of The Battle Eve Song Of The Box, The Song Of The Church Song Of The Departing Spirit Of Tithe Song Of The Evil Spirit Of The Woods Song Of The Nubian Girl (from The Epicurean) Song Of The Olden Time, The Song Of The Poco-Curante Society Song Of The Two Cupbearers Song [Fly From The World, O Bessy! To Me] Song [Have You Not Seen The Timid Tear] Song [If I Swear By That Eye, You'll Allow] Song [Mary, I Believed Thee True] Song [Take Back The Sigh, Thy Lips Of Art] Song [The Wreath You Wove, The Wreath You Wove] Song [Think On That Look Whose Melting Ray] Song [When Time Who Steals Our Years Away] Song [Where Is The Heart That Would Not Give] Song [Why Does Azure Deck The Sky?] Song: On The Birthday Of Mrs. ---- Sound The Loud Timbrel Sovereign Woman Spanish Air.--"Ya Desperto" Spanish Chorus Speculation, A Speech On The Umbrella Question Spring And Autumn St. Jerome On Earth [First Visit] St. Jerome On Earth [Second Visit] St. Senanus And The Lady Stanzas Stanzas From The Banks Of The Shannon Stanzas Written In Anticipation Of Defeat Steerman's Song, The Still Thou Fliest Still When Daylight Still, Like Dew In Silence Falling Stranger, The Study From The Antique, A Sublime Was The Warning Summer Fete, The Summer Webs, The Sunday Ethics [A Scotch Ode] Surprise, The Sweet Innisfallen Swiss Air.--"Ranz Des Vaches" Sylph's Ball, The Sympathy Take Back The Virgin Page Take Hence The Bowl Tear, The Tell Her, Oh, Tell Her Tell-Tale Lyre, The Temple To Friendship, A Thee, Thee, Only Thee Then First From Love Then, Fare Thee Well There Are Sounds Of Mirth There Comes A Time There Is A Bleak Desert There's Something Strange They Know Not My Heart They May Rail At This Life They Met But Once They Tell Me Thou'rt The Favored Guest This Life Is All Checkered With Pleasures And Woes This World Is All A Fleeting Show Tho' 'Tis All But A Dream Tho' Humble The Banquet Tho' Lightly Sounds The Song I Sing Tho' The Last Glimpse Of Erin With Sorrow I See Those Evening Bells Thou Art, O God Thou Bidst Me Sing Thou Lovest No More Thoughts On Mischief Thoughts On Patrons, Puffs, And Other Matters Thoughts On Tar Barrels Thoughts On The Late Destructive Propositions Of The Tories Thoughts On The Present Government Of Ireland Three Doctors, The Tibullus To Sulpicia Time I've Lost In Wooing, The To .... ... [And Hast Thou Marked The Pensive Shade] To .... ... [Die When You Will, You Need Not Wear] To .... ... [Never mind how the pedagogue proses] To .... ... [On Seeing Her With A White Veil And A Rich Girdle] To .... ... [The world has just begun to steal] To ...... ['tis Time, I Feel, To Leave Thee Now] To ...... [Come, Take Thy Harp--'tis Vain To Muse] To ...... [Remember him thou leavest behind] To ...... [Sweet Lady, Look Not Thus Again] To ...... [That wrinkle, when first I espied it] To ...... [When I Loved You, I Can't But Allow] To ...... [With all my soul, then, let us part] To .......'s Picture To ......., 1801 To A Boy, With A Watch To A Lady To A Lady - On Her Singing To Cara, After An Interval Of Absence To Cara, On The Dawning Of A New Year's Day To Caroline, Viscountess Valletort To Cloe To George Morgan, Esq. Of Norfolk, Virginia To His Serene Highness The Duke Of Montpensier To James Corry On His Making Me A Present Of A Wine Strainer To Joseph Atkinson, Esq, A To Julia Weeping To Julia [I Saw The Peasant's Hand Unkind] To Julia [in Allusion to Some Illiberal Criticisms] To Julia [Mock me no more with Love's beguiling dream] To Julia [On Her Birthday] To Julia [Though Fate, My Girl, May Bid Us Part] To Ladies' Eyes To Lady Heathcote, On An Old Ring Found At Tunbridge-Wells To Lady Holland To Lady Jersey On Being Asked To Write Something In Her Album To Lord Viscount Strangford To Miss ...... To Miss Moore To Miss Susan Beckford [on Her Singing] To Mrs. --- On Her Beautiful Translation Of Voiture's Kiss To Mrs. ...... On Some Calumnies Against Her Character To Mrs. ......[To See Thee Every Day That Came] To Mrs. Bl---- [written In Her Album] To Mrs. Henry Tighe, On Reading Her "Psyche" To My Mother To Phillis To Rosa [And Are You Then A Thing Of Art] To Rosa [Is the song of Rosa mute?] To Rosa [Like one who trusts to summer skies] To Rosa [Say, Why Should The Girl Of My Soul Be In Tears] To Rosa [The wisest soul, by anguish torn] To Sir Hudson Lowe To The Boston Frigate, On Leaving Halifax For England To The Editor Of "The Morning Chronicle" To The Fire-Fly To The Flying-Fish To The Honorable W. R. Spencer To The Invisible Girl To The Lady Charlotte Rawdon To The Large And Beautiful Miss...... To The Lord Viscount Forbes To The Marchioness Dowager Of Donegall To The Rev. Charles Overton, Curate of Romaldkirk To The Reverend ---- [One Of The Sixteen Requisitionists Of Nottingham] To The Ship In Which Lord Castlereagh Sailed For The Continent To Thomas Hume, Esq., M. D. To Weave A Garland For The Rose To-Day, Dearest! Is Ours Tory Pledges Tout Pour La Tripe Translation From The Gull Language Translations From Catullus Triumph Of Bigotry Triumphs Of Farce, The Turf Shall Be My Fragrant Shrine, The Twin'st Thou With Lofty Wreath Thy Brow? Two Loves, The Twopenny Post-Bag Unbind Thee, Love Up, Sailor Boy, 'tis Day Valley of the Nile (From The Epicurean), The Variety Verses To The Poet Crabbe's Inkstand Vision, A Vision Of Philosophy, A Voice, The Wake Thee, My Dear Wake Up, Sweet Melody Wandering Bard, The War Against Babylon War Song Warning, A Watchman, The We May Roam Through This World Weep Not For Those Weep On, Weep On Weep, Children Of Israel Wellington Spa, The Were Not The Sinful Mary's Tears What Shall I Sing Thee? What The Bee Is To The Floweret What's My Thought Like? When Abroad In The World When Cold In The Earth When First I Met Thee When First That Smile When He, Who Adores Thee When Love Is Kind When Love Was A Child When Love, Who Ruled When Midst The Gay I Meet When Night Brings The Hour When On The Lip The Sigh Delays When The First Summer Bee When The Sad Word When The Wine-Cup Is Smiling When Thou Art Nigh When Thou Shalt Wander When Through The Piazzetta When To Sad Music Silent You Listen When Twilight Dews Whene'er I See Those Smiling Eyes Where Are The Visions Where Is The Slave Where Is Your Dwelling, Ye Sainted? Where Shall We Bury Our Shame? While Gazing On The Moon's Light While History's Muse Who Is The Maid? Who'll Buy My Love-Knots? Why Does She So Long Delay? Wind Thy Horn, My Hunter Boy Wine-Cup Is Circling, The With Moonlight Beaming Wo! Wo! Woman Wonder, The World Was Husht, The Wreath And The Chain, The Wreath The Bowl Wreaths For The Ministers Write On, Write On Written In A Commonplace Book, Called "The Book Of Follies" Written In The Blank Leaf Of A Lady's Commonplace Book Written On Passing Deadman's Island Yes, Yes, When The Bloom You Remember Ellen Young Indian Maid, The Young Jessica Young May Moon, The Young Muleteers Of Grenada, The Young Rose, The Youth And Age GO TO TOP OF SCREEN