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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: graham, james Matches Found: 16 Graham (1612-1650), James Poet's Biography Alternate Author Name(s): Montrose, 1st Marquis Of 6 poems available by this author EPITAPH ON KING CHARLES I Poem Text First Line: Great, good and just, could I but rate Last Line: And write thy epitaph in blood and wounds! Variant Title(s): Lines On The Execution Of Charles I;upon The Death Of King Charles I;his Metrical Vow (on The Death Of Charles I) Subject(s): Charles I, King Of England (1600-1649) GORCOCK First Line: With earliest spring, while yet in Subject(s): Birds HEROIC LOVE Poem Text First Line: My dear and only love, I pray Last Line: So I can love no more. Variant Title(s): An Excellent New Ballad;i'll Never Love Thee More;montrose's Love;a Proper New Ballad;montrose To His Mistress Subject(s): Courage; Fidelity; Love - Complaints; Valor; Bravery; Faithfulness; Constancy ON HIMSELF, UPON HEARING WHAT WAS HIS SENTENCE Poem Text First Line: Let them bestow on every airth a limb Last Line: And confident thou'lt raise me with the just. Variant Title(s): His Metrical Prayer;verses Composed On The Eve Of His Execution Subject(s): Bible; Capital Punishment; Montrose, 5th Earl & 1st Marquis Of; Religion; Hanging; Executions; Death Penalty; Graham, James (1612-165); Theology REDBREAST'S HAUNT First Line: High is his perch, but humble is his home Subject(s): Birds TOUCH First Line: He either fears his fate too much Grahame, James Poet's Biography 10 poems available by this author ELIJAH FED BY RAVENS First Line: Sore was the famine throughout all the FINDING OF MOSES First Line: Slow glides the nile; amid the margin FIRST SABBATH First Line: Six days the heavenly host, in circle vast JACOB AND PHARAOH First Line: Pharaoh upon a gorgeous throne of state JEPHTHA'S VOW First Line: From conquest jephtha came, with JUBILEE First Line: The trumpet's voice %the sabbath of the ... SAUL AND DAVID First Line: Deep was the furrow in the royal brow SEASONS First Line: O nature! All thy seasons please the eye THE SABBATH Poem Text First Line: How still the morning of the hallowed day! Last Line: His iron-armed hoofs gleam in the morning ray. Subject(s): Sabbath; Sunday WILD DUCK AND HER BROOD First Line: How calm that little lake! No breath of wind Subject(s): Landscape |
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