Christina Rossetti
Christina Rossetti1830–189419th centuryPre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Christina Georgina Rossetti was an English writer of romantic and devotional poems, including "Goblin Market" and "Remember".
Poems
150 poems- A Better Ressurection24 lines
- A BETTER RESURRECTION.24 lines
- A Birthday16 lines
- A DIALOGUE.64 lines
- A DIRGE.12 lines
- A PAGEANT AND OTHER POEMS.74 lines
- A PAUSE OF THOUGHT.20 lines
- A PEAL OF BELLS.30 lines
- A SUMMER WISH.28 lines
- A TESTIMONY.78 lines
- ADVENT SUNDAY.5 lines
- ADVENT.56 lines
- AN APPLE GATHERING.28 lines
- AN END.20 lines
- AND NEW YORK8 lines
- Angels at the foot6 lines
- ANOTHER SPRING.24 lines
- ASCENSION DAY.29 lines
- ASCENSION EVE.14 lines
- ASH WEDNESDAY.20 lines
- At Home32 lines
- Before The Paling Of The Stars23 lines
- BITTER FOR SWEET.30 lines
- BRIDE.10 lines
- By faith and hope triumphant thro distress:4 lines
- CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI.5 lines
- Christina Georgina Rossetti11 lines
- CHRISTINA ROSSETTI51 lines
- CHRISTMAS DAY.24 lines
- CHRISTMAS EVE.16 lines
- CHRISTMASTIDE.12 lines
- CONFLUENTS32 lines
- CONVERSION OF ST. PAUL.12 lines
- COUSIN KATE48 lines
- Crouching close together4 lines
- DEVOTIONAL PIECES.54 lines
- DREAM-LAND.32 lines
- EASTER DAY.18 lines
- EASTER EVEN.25 lines
- EASTER MONDAY.18 lines
- ECHO.53 lines
- EMBERTIDE.15 lines
- EPIPHANY.40 lines
- EPIPHANYTIDE.10 lines
- FATA MORGANA.45 lines
- FEAST OF THE ANNUNCIATION.30 lines
- FEAST OF THE PRESENTATION.20 lines
- From “Later Life”30 lines
- From Sunset to Star Rise14 lines
- GHOST.12 lines
- GOBLIN MARKET, AND OTHER POEMS, 186264 lines
- GOBLIN MARKET, ETC.46 lines
- GOOD FRIDAY EVENING.21 lines
- GOOD FRIDAY MORNING.17 lines
- GOOD FRIDAY.8 lines
- Hear now a curious dream I dreamed last night46 lines
- HOLY INNOCENTS.28 lines
- Hurt no living thing4 lines
- If the sun could tell us half4 lines
- IN THE ROUND TOWER AT JHANSI21 lines
- Is it Well with the Child?10 lines
- It may be at the crowing of the cock13 lines
- Later life14 lines
- Laura most like a leaping flame.6 lines
- Laura rose with Lizzie :12 lines
- LENT.8 lines
- LOVE FROM THE NORTH.32 lines
- MAUDE CLARE.48 lines
- MAUNDY THURSDAY.21 lines
- MAY.13 lines
- MID-LENT.14 lines
- MIRAGE.12 lines
- MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, 1848-6929 lines
- MONDAY IN HOLY WEEK.9 lines
- Morning and evening12 lines
- MY DREAM.48 lines
- MY SECRET34 lines
- No, Thank You John31 lines
- NOBLE SISTERS.60 lines
- One lugs a golden dish15 lines
- PAGE.81 lines
- PALM SUNDAY.14 lines
- PASSIONTIDE.26 lines
- Pealed for a hissing and a curse10 lines
- QUINQUAGESIMA.34 lines
- ROGATIONTIDE.8 lines
- S'5 lines
- SEPTUAGESIMA.13 lines
- SEXAGESIMA.17 lines
- Shall my dead body arise? then amen and yea7 lines
- SHUT OUT.28 lines
- SISTER MAUDE22 lines
- SLEEP AT SEA.88 lines
- SONG.16 lines
- Sonnet14 lines
- Sonnet14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- SONNET.14 lines
- Sooner or later: yet one day10 lines
- SOUND SLEEP.22 lines
- Spring Quiet25 lines
- SPRING.39 lines
- ST. BARNABAS.18 lines
- ST. JOHN, APOSTLE.29 lines
- ST. MARK.12 lines
- ST. PETER.98 lines
- SWEET DEATH.24 lines
- SYMBOLS.49 lines
- Talked as modest maidens should :4 lines
- Taste them and try :6 lines
- That Eden of earth’s sunrise cannot vie18 lines
- THE AUTHOR TO HER AMERICAN READERS.6 lines
- THE CONVENT THRESHOLD.148 lines
- THE DEVIL.16 lines
- THE FIRST SPRING DAY.18 lines
- THE FLESH.16 lines
- The follower is not greater than the Chief:91 lines
- THE LAMBS OF GRASMERE, 1860.32 lines
- THE PRINCE'S PROGRESS, AND OTHER POEMS, 186648 lines
- THE PRINCE'S PROGRESS, ETC.58 lines
- THE PURIFICATION OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN.12 lines
- The Thread of Life45 lines
- THE WORLD.16 lines
- THREE SEASONS.16 lines
- TO13 lines
- TRINITY SUNDAY.14 lines
- TUESDAY IN HOLY WEEK.8 lines
- TWILIGHT CALM.60 lines
- UP-HILL.16 lines
- VIGIL OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW.14 lines
- VIGIL OF ST. PETER.8 lines
- VIGIL OF THE ANNUNCIATION.15 lines
- VIGIL OF THE PRESENTATION.6 lines
- We who live are quickly told:4 lines
- WEDNESDAY IN HOLY WEEK.10 lines
- When earth wrapped in a fiery flood4 lines
- WHITSUN DAY.9 lines
- Whitsun Eve .9 lines
- WHITSUN MONDAY.21 lines
- WHITSUN TUESDAY.14 lines
- Who knows upon what soil they fed7 lines
- WIFE TO HUSBAND.30 lines
- WINTER RAIN.32 lines
- Winter: My Secret34 lines
- Yet am I racked with fear:15 lines
- You should not loiter so.’8 lines