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Audiobooks Poetry Orpheus and Other Poems
Orpheus and Other Poems

Orpheus and Other Poems

by Edward Burrough BROWNLOW (1857 - 1895)

This is a volume of poetry by the rather obscure Canadian poet Edward Burrough Brownlow, published posthumously after his death in 1896. The poems in this volume have varied subjects, reflecting the interests of the poet. - Summary by Carolin


A Ballade of Boccaccio

A Ballade of the Street

A Roman Girl’s Prayer

A Sea Dream

Autumn

Constancy

Cowper

De Senectute

Dead Summer

Hastings

Hawthorn Spray

Hymn

If I were King

In Boetia

La Farfalla

Lilies and Poppies

Loss and Gain

Love-Land

Love’s Voice

Love’s Whispers

Morning

Orpheus

Pantoum - The Blush

Purpose

Rain

Release

Rondel

Rose

Shelley

Sonnet

Sweet of my Life

The Abbey Walls

The Black Knight

The Coming of Summer

The Death of the Laureate

The Golden Line

The Great Play

The Legends and Lilies of France

The Poet

The Rondeau

The Sky-Lark

The Sonnet

The Violet

The Whip-Poor-Will

To Bacchus

Trio

Where Blue-bells nod

Winter

Work

World, Wind, Leaves and Snow

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