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Poeta, periodista y crítico estadounidense.

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• Poetical Works of William Cullen Bryant 137
• Thirty Poems 29
• Poems by William Cullen Bryant 23
• The Atlantic Monthly 1
• The Knickerbocker Gallery 1

La Biblioteca 219

• A brighter day. — From the Spanish
• A dream
• A Forest Hymn
• A forest hymn
• A hymn of the sea
• A Legend of the Delawares
• A Lifetime
• A Meditation on Rhode island Coal
• A Meditation on Rhode-Island Coal
• A northern Legend. — From the German of Uhland
• A Presentiment
• A scene on the banks of the Hudson
• A Song of Pitcairn's Island
• A summer Ramble
• A walk at Sunset
• A winter Piece
• After a Tempest
• Among the trees
• An evening Revery
• An Indian at the burial-place of his — Fathers
• An Indian Story
• An Invitation to the Country
• Autumn woods
• "Blessed are they that mourn."
• "Blessed are they that mourn."
• Catterskill falls
• Christmas in 1875. — Supposed to be written by a Spaniard
• Consumption (Bryant)
• Dante
• Earth
• "Earth's children cleave to earth."
• FATIMA AND RADUAN. Deg. — From the Spanish
• Fatima and Raduan. — From the Spanish
• From the Spanish of Pedro de Castro y — Añaya
• From the Spanish of Villegas
• Green river
• "He hath put all things under his — Feet."
• Hymn of the City
• Hymn of the Waldenses
• Hymn To Death
• Hymn to the North star
• "I broke the spell that held me long."
• "I cannot forget with what fervid — Devotion."
• "I cannot forget with what fervid devotion."
• In memory of William Leggett
• "Innocent child and snow-white flower."
• Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood
• June
• June (Bryant)
• Lines on Revisiting the country
• Love and Folly (Bryant)
• Love in the age of Chivalry. — From Peyre Vidal, the Troubadour
• March
• Mary Magdalen. — From the Spanish of Bartolome Leonardo de Argensola
• May evening
• Midsummer
• Monument mountain
• Mutation (Bryant)
• My autumn walk
• "No man knoweth his sepulchre."
• Noon. — From an unfinished poem
• November
• November. — A Sonnet
• November (Bryant)
• October, 1866
• October (Bryant)
• "Oh fairest of the rural maids."
• "Oh fairest of the rural maids."
• "Oh mother of a mighty race."
• Our Country's Call
• Our fellow-worshippers
• Poems (Bryant, 1821) — Thanatopsis
• "Receive thy sight."
• Rizpah
• Robert of Lincoln
• Robert of Lincoln
• Romero
• Seventy-six
• Song
• Song
• Song for New-Year's Eve
• Song. — From the Spanish of Iglesias
• Song of Marion's men
• Song of the Greek Amazon
• Song of the Greek Amazon
• Song—These Prairies Glow with Flowers
• Sonnet. — From the Portuguese of Semedo
• Spring in Town
• Summer Wind
• Summer wind
• The African Chief
• The ages
• The Alcayde of Molina. — From the Spanish
• The Antiquity of freedom
• The Arctic lover
• The battle-field
• The burial of love
• The burial-place. — A Fragment
• THE BURIAL-PLACE. Deg. — A Fragment
• The child's funeral
• THE CHILD'S FUNERAL. Deg
• The Cloud on the Way
• The Conjunction of Jupiter and Venus
• THE CONJUNCTION OF JUPITER AND VENUS. Deg
• The Conqueror's grave
• The Constellations
• The Constellations
• The Count of Greiers. — From the German of Uhland
• The crowded street
• The damsel of Peru
• The death of Aliatar. — From the Spanish
• The Death of Lincoln
• The death of Schiller
• The death of Slavery
• The Death of the Flowers
• The death of the flowers
• The Disinterred warrior
• The evening wind
• The Fifth Book of Homer's Odyssey
• The flood of years
• The fountain
• THE FOUNTAIN. Deg
• The future life
• The Gladness of Nature
• The Greek boy
• The Greek Partisan
• The green mountain Boys
• THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS. Deg
• The hunter of the Prairies
• The hunter's Serenade
• The hunter's vision
• The hurricane
• The Indian girl's Lament
• The journey of life
• The knight's Epitaph
• The lady of castle Windeck. — From the German of Chamisso
• The land of dreams
• The lapse of time
• The Life that Is
• The Little People of the Snow
• The little people of the snow
• The Living Lost
• The living lost
• The Lost Bird
• The love of God. — From the Provençal of Bernard Rascas
• The maiden's sorrow
• The Massacre at Scio
• "The may sun sheds an amber light."
• The Mother's Hymn
• The murdered traveller
• The New and the Old
• The new and the old
• The new moon
• The Night Journey of a River
• The night journey of a river
• The old man's counsel
• The order of Nature. — From Boethius de Consolatione
• The Painted cup
• The paradise of tears. — From the German of N. Müeller
• The past
• The path
• The Planting of the Apple Tree
• The Prairies
• The Return of the Birds
• The return of youth
• The Rivulet
• The Ruins of Italica
• The Serenade. — From the Spanish
• The Siesta. — From the Spanish
• The Skies
• The skies
• The Snow Shower
• The Song of the Sower
• The song of the stars
• The Strange Lady
• The stream of life
• The Third of November, 1861
• The tides
• The twenty-second of December
• The Twenty-Seventh of March
• The two graves
• The two Travellers
• The unknown way
• The voice of autumn
• The waning moon
• The west wind
• The West Wind (Bryant)
• The white-footed deer
• The Wind and Stream
• The wind and stream
• The winds
• The winds
• The yellow violet
• Thirty Poems — A Day Dream
• Thirty Poems — A Rain Dream
• Thirty Poems — A Sick-Bed
• Thirty Poems — Italy
• Thirty Poems — Not Yet
• Thirty Poems — Sella
• Thirty Poems — The Poet
• Thirty Poems — The Tides
• To A Cloud
• To a Mosquito
• To a Musquito
• To a Waterfowl
• To a Waterfowl
• To Cole, the painter, departing for Europe
• To Cole, the Painter, departing for Europe. — A Sonnet
• To the Apennines
• To the Fringed Gentian
• To the fringed Gentian
• To the river Arve. — Supposed to be written at a hamlet near the foot of
• Tree-burial
• Upon the Mountain's Distant Head
• Version of a Fragment of Simonides
• Version of a Fragment of Simonides
• Waiting by the Gate
• "When the firmament quivers with — Daylight's young beam."
• William tell

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