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Poeta británica.

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 5

• Goblin Market, The Prince's Progress, and Other Poems 128
• Poems 103
• Poems (Rossetti, 1901) 2
• Littell's Living Age 1
• By the Roadside 1

La Biblioteca 242

• A Ballad of Boding
• A better Resurrection
• A bird's-eye view
• A bird song
• A Birthday
• A bride song
• 'A Bruised reed shall he not break'
• A Candlemas Dialogue
• A chill
• A Christmas Carol
• A Daughter of Eve
• A Dirge
• A dream — Sonnet
• A Farm walk
• A Fisher-wife
• A Frog’s Fate
• A green Cornfield. "And singing still dost soar, and soaring ever singest."
• "A Helpmeet for him."
• A hope Carol
• A life's Parallels
• A Martyr. — The vigil of the feast
• A Pageant and other Poems
• A pause of thought
• A Peal of bells
• A Portrait
• A Prodigal son
• A ring Posy
• A rose plant in Jericho
• A royal princess
• A smile and a sigh (Macmillan's Magazine, May 1868.)
• A song of flight
• A summer wish
• A summer wish
• A Testimony
• A Triad — Sonnet
• A wintry sonnet
• A year's Windfalls
• Advent
• After Communion
• After death — Sonnet
• After this the Judgement
• All Saints
• "All Thy works praise Thee, O Lord." — A Processional of creation
• Amen
• Amen
• Amor Mundi
• Amor Mundi (The Shilling Magazine, 1865.)
• An apple Gathering
• An Easter Carol
• An end
• An October Garden
• An old-world Thicket. — ..."Una selva oscura."—Dante
• Another Spring
• At home
• At last
• Autumn
• Autumn violets
• Autumn violets (Macmillan's Magazine, November 1868.)
• Beauty is vain
• 'Before the Paling of the stars' (Lyra Messianica, 1864.)
• "Behold a shaking."
• "Behold the man!"
• Birchington Churchyard
• Bird or beast?
• Bird Raptures
• Bitter for sweet
• Boy Johnny
• Brandons both
• Brother Bruin
• Buds and Babies
• By the sea
• By the waters of Babylon. — B.C. 570
• Child's talk in April
• Christian and Jew — A Dialogue
• Christian and Jew. — A Dialogue
• Christmas Carols
• Come unto me (Lyra Eucharistica, second edition, 1864.)
• Conference between Christ, the Saints, and the soul (Lyra Eucharistica, 1863.)
• Confluents
• Consider (Macmillan's Magazine, Jan. 1866.)
• 'Consider the lilies of the field'
• Cousin Kate
• Days of vanity
• De Profundis
• Dead before death — Sonnet
• Dead hope (Macmillan's Magazine, May 1868.)
• Death's chill between (Athenaeum, October 14, 1848)
• Death-watches
• Despised and Rejected
• Dost thou not care?
• Dream land
• Dream-love
• Echo
• Enrica, 1865
• Eve
• Exultate Deo
• Fata Morgana
• Fluttered wings
• "For Thine own sake, O my God."
• Freaks of fashion
• From house to home
• From sunset to star rise
• Goblin Market
• Golden glories
• Golden silences
• Gone for ever
• Good Friday (Rossetti)
• Grown and Flown
• He and she
• Heart's chill between (Athenaeum, October 21, 1848)
• "Hollow-sounding and Mysterious."
• Hurt No Living Thing
• I know you not (Lyra Messianica, 1864.)
• "I will arise."
• If only
• If (The Argosy, March 1866.)
• In an Artist's Studio
• In the round tower at Jhansi — June 8, 1857
• In the willow shade
• "It is finished."
• "Italia, io ti saluto!"
• Jessie Cameron
• Jesus, do I love thee? (Lyra Eucharistica, second edition, 1864.)
• Johnny. — Founded on an Anecdote of the first French Revolution
• Lady Maggie
• Last night (Macmillan's Magazine, May 1865.)
• Later life: a double sonnet of sonnets
• Life and death
• Light love
• Long barren
• Love from the North
• "Love is strong as death."
• Love lies Bleeding
• "Luscious and Sorrowful."
• Maiden may
• Maiden-song
• Mariana
• Martyrs' song
• Mary Magdalene and the other Mary. — A song for all Maries
• Maude Clare
• May
• Memento Mori
• Memory
• Mirage
• Mirrors of life and death
• Mother country (Macmillan's Magazine, March 1868.)
• My dream
• My friend (Macmillan's Magazine, Dec. 1864.)
• My secret
• 'No, thank you, John'
• Noble sisters
• "Of him that was ready to perish."
• Old and new year Ditties
• Old and new year Ditties
• Once for all. (Margaret.)
• One day
• "One foot on sea, and one on shore."
• One sea-side grave
• Paradise: in a dream (Lyra Messianica, second edition, 1865.)
• Paradise: in a Symbol (Lyra Eucharistica, second edition, 1865.)
• Pastime
• Remember — Sonnet
• Repining (Art and Poetry [The Germ, No. 3], March 1850)
• Rest — Sonnet
• Resurgam
• Saints and Angels
• Sappho (Rossetti)
• Seasons (Macmillan's Magazine, Dec. 1866.)
• Shall I forget?
• Shut out
• Sister Maude
• Sleep at sea
• Soeur Louise de la Miséricorde. (1674.)
• Somewhere or other
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Song
• Songs in a Cornfield
• Sound sleep
• Spring
• Spring quiet
• Summer
• "Summer is ended."
• Sweet death
• Symbols
• "Take care of him."
• Tempus fugit
• The Bourne
• The Convent threshold
• The Descent from the Cross
• The first Spring day
• The Ghost's Petition
• The hour and the Ghost — Bride
• The key-note
• The lambs of Grasmere, 1860
• "The love of Christ which passeth knowledge."
• The lowest place
• "The Master is come, and calleth — For Thee."
• The Months: — Personifications
• The Offering of the new law, the one Oblation once offered (Lyra Eucharistica, 1863.)
• The one Certainty — Sonnet
• The poor Ghost
• The poor Ghost
• The Prince's Progress
• The queen of hearts
• The Thread of Life
• The three Enemies — The flesh
• The world — Sonnet
• The world. — Sonnet
• "There is a budding morrow in Midnight."
• 'They desire a better country' (Macmillan's Magazine, March 1869.)
• Three Seasons
• Till to-morrow
• "To-day for me."
• To-day's burden
• Touching "never."
• Twice
• Twilight calm
• Twilight calm
• Twilight night (The Argosy, March 1866.)
• Under the rose — 'The iniquity of the fathers upon the children.'
• Under the rose. "The iniquity of the fathers upon the children."
• Until the day break
• Up-hill
• Vanity of Vanities
• Vanity of vanities — Sonnet
• Venus' looking-glass
• Weary in well-doing
• What's in a name?
• What would I give?
• "When my heart is Vexed, I will Complain."
• Who shall deliver me?
• Why?
• Wife to husband
• Wife to husband
• Winter rain
• Within the veil (Lyra Eucharistica, second edition, 1865.)
• Yet a little while