title: The Blue Poetry Book
text: The Blue Poetry Book zo un dastumad a 153 a varzhonegoù, savet gant meur a varzh, embannet gant Andrew Lang.
  
  Ar barzhonegoù
  Barzhed dianav:
  A Red, Red RoseAnnan Water
  Battle of OtterbourneCherry Ripe
  The Demon LoverHelen of Kirkconnel
  Kinmont WillieLawlands of Holland
  Lyke-Wake DirgeMary Ambree
  Sir Hugh, or the Jew's DaughterSir Patrick Spens
  The Twa CorbiesThe Wife of Usher’s Well
  Willie Drowned in Yarrow
  Richard BarnfieldThe Nightingale
  William Blake
  NightNurse's Song
  The Chimney-sweeperThe Lamb
  Elizabeth Barrett Browning
  To Flush, my Dog
  William Cullen BryantTo a Waterfowl
  John Bunyan
  The Pilgrim
  Minstrel BurnLeader Haughs
  Robert Burns
  BannockburnI Love my Jean
  O, wert Thou in the Cauld BlastThe Banks o' Doon
  The FarewellThere'll never be Peace till Jamie comes Hame
  Lord Byron
  Could Love for Ever, Run like a RiverSo, we'll go no more a Roving
  Stanzas written on the Road between Florence and PisaThe Destruction of Sennacherib
  Thomas Campbell
  HohenlindenLord Ullin's Daughter
  The Battle of the BalticThe Last Man
  The Soldier's DreamYe Mariners of England
  Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  ChristabelKubla Khan
  The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
  William CollinsOde written in MDCCXLVI
  To Evening
  William CowperBoadicea
  Epitaph on a HareJohn Gilpin
  On a Spaniel called 'Beau' Killing a Young BirdThe Dog and the Water-lily
  The Poplar FieldThe Solitude of Alexander Selkirk
  Charles Dibdin
  Tom Bowling
  Michael DraytonBallad of Agincourt
  John Dryden
  Alexander's Feast; or, the Power of Music
  Jean ElliotThe Flowers o' the Forest
  Oliver Goldsmith
  Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog
  Thomas GrayElegy Written in a Country Churchyard
  The Bard
  Robert HerrickTo Blossoms
  To Daffodils
  Thomas HeywoodMorning
  James Hogg
  A Boy's SongThe Skylark
  Thomas Hood
  A Lake and a Fairy BoatI Remember, I Remember
  Ben Jonson
  Hymn to Diana
  John KeatsLa Belle Dame Sans Mercy
  On First Looking into Chapman’s HomerWinter
  Charles Lamb
  Hester
  Mary LambThe Child and the Snake
  Walter Savage Landor
  Rose Aylmer
  Lady Anne BarnardAuld Robin Gray
  Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
  The Beleaguered CityThe Day is Done
  The Fire of Drift-woodThe Village Blacksmith
  The Wreck of the Hesperus
  Richard LovelaceTo Althea from Prison
  To Lucasta, on Going to the Wars
  Thomas Babington MacaulayIvry
  The ArmadaThe Battle of Naseby
  Christopher Marlowe
  The Passionate Shepherd to his Love
  Andrew MarvellSong of the Emigrants in Bermuda
  The Girl Describes her Fawn
  William Julius MickleCumnor Hall
  John Milton
  L'AllegroIl Penseroso
  LycidasOn The Morning of Christ’s Nativity
  Thomas Moore
  As Slow our ShipThe Light of Other Days
  The Harp that once through Tara’s HallsThe Minstrel-Boy
  Carolina Nairne
  The Land o' the Leal
  Thomas NasheSpring
  Thomas Love Peacock
  War-song of Dinas Vawr
  Edgar Allan PoeAnnabel Lee
  The Haunted PalaceThe Sleeper
  The Valley of UnrestTo Helen
  To One in ParadiseUlalume
  Winthrop Mackworth Praed
  The Red Fisherman; or, the Devil’s Decoy
  Walter ScottA Weary Lot is Thine, Fair Maid
  Alice BrandAllen-a-Dale
  County GuyEvening
  Gathering Song of Donald DhuHunting Song
  Hymn for the DeadJock of Hazeldean
  Lucy Ashton's SongNora's Vow
  Proud MaisieRosabelle
  St. Swithin's ChairThe Cavalier
  The Eve of St. JohnThe Outlaw
  The Sun upon the Weirdlaw HillTwist ye, Twine ye
  Where Shall the Lover Rest?Young Lochinvar
  William Shakespeare
  A Sea DirgeFidele
  Orpheus with his LuteWhere the Bee Sucks, there Suck I
  Who is Silvia? What is sheWinter
  Percy Bysshe Shelley
  ArethusaTo a Skylark
  The Recollection
  James ShirleyDeath the Leveller
  Philip Sidney
  Sleep
  Robert SurteesBarthram's Dirge
  Charles Wolfe
  The Burial of Sir John Moore at CorunnaTo Mary
  William Wordsworth
  I Wandered LonelyLucy Gray; or, Solitude
  On the Departure of Sir Walter Scottfrom Abbotsford for Naples, 1831
  The Kitten and Falling LeavesThe Reverie of Poor Susan
  The Solitary ReaperTo the Cuckoo
  Two April MorningsYarrow Unvisited, 1803
  Yarrow Visited, September 1814
  Henry WottonElizabeth of Bohemia
  
  Barzhonegoù saoznek
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  Levrioù 1891