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Dinah Maria Mulock Craik's Poetry, by popularity

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  • Coeur De Lion
    RICHARD the Lion-hearted, crowned serene
    With the true royalty of perfect man;
    32 lines
  • The Unknown Country
    WHERE is the unknown country?"
    I whispered sad and slow,--
    22 lines
  • Eudoxia. Third Picture
    O SILENT my sister, who stands by my side at the shore,
    Back gazing with me on those waves which we mortals call years,
    19 lines
  • An Old Idea
    STREAM of my life, dull, placid river, flow!
    I have no fear of the ingulfing seas:
    18 lines
  • In The JuneTwilight
    IN the June twilight, in the soft gray twilight,
    The yellow sun-glow trembling through the rainy eve,
    35 lines
  • The Lost Piece Of Silver
    HOLY Lord Jesus, Thou wilt search till Thou find
    This lost piece of silver,--this treasure enshrined
    18 lines
  • At Last
    Down, down like a pale leaf dropping
    Under an autumn sky,
    38 lines
  • At The Linn-Side
    O LIVING, living water,
    So busy and so bright,
    34 lines
  • Faithful In Vanity-Fair
    THE great human whirlpool--'t is seething and seething:
    On! No time for shrieking out--scarcely for breathing:
    63 lines
  • The Path Through The Snow
    BARE and sunshiny, bright and bleak,
    Rounded cold as a dead maid's cheek,
    40 lines
  • Winter Moonlight
    LOUD-VOICED night, with the wild wind blowing
    Many a tune;
    28 lines
  • The Planting
    PLANT it safe and sure, my child,
    Then cease watching and cease weeping;
    70 lines
  • Eudoxia. First Picture
    O SWEETEST my sister, my sister that sits in the sun,
    Her lap full of jewels, and roses in showers on her hair;
    28 lines
  • Benedetta Minelli
    THE NOVICE.
    122 lines
  • On The Cliff-Top
    FACE upward to the sky
    Quiet I lie:
    33 lines
  • The Garden-Chair
    TWO PORTRAITS.
    A PLEASANT picture, full of meanings deep,
    34 lines
  • At Even-Tide
    C. N.--Died April, 1857.
    What spirit is it that doth pervade
    40 lines
  • The Wren’s Nest
    I TOOK the wren's nest;--
    Heaven forgive me!
    34 lines
  • When Green Leaves Come again
    WHEN green leaves come again, my love,
    When green leaves come again,--
    23 lines
  • Fallen In The Night!
    IT dressed itself in green leaves all the summer long,
    Was full of chattering starlings, loud with throstles' song.
    42 lines
  • By The Alma River
    WILLIE, fold your little hands;
    Let it drop, that "soldier" toy:
    59 lines
  • An Aurora Borealis
    O STRANGE soft gleam, o ghostly dawn
    That never brightens unto day;
    33 lines
  • Beatrice To Dante
    REGARD me well: I am thy love, thy love;
    Thy blessing, thy delight, thy hope, thy peace:
    13 lines
  • Dante To Beatrice
    I SEE thee, gliding towards me with slow pace
    Across the azure fields of Paradise,
    13 lines
  • David’s Child
    IN face of a great sorrow like to death
    How do we wrestle night and day with tears;
    13 lines
  • The Path Through The Corn
    WAVY and bright in the summer air,
    Like a pleasant sea when the wind blows fair,
    43 lines
  • Mine
    O HOW my heart is beating as her name I keep repeating,
    And I drink up joy like wine:
    16 lines
  • The Canary In His Cage
    SING away, ay, sing away,
    Merry little bird,
    46 lines
  • The Mill
    WINDING and grinding
    Round goes the mill:
    20 lines
  • Violets
    SENT IN A LITTLE BOX.
    LET them lie, yes, let them lie,
    42 lines
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