Thomas Hardy
Thomas Hardy1840–192819th centurynaturalism Thomas Hardy was an English novelist and poet. A Victorian realist in the tradition of George Eliot, he was influenced both in his novels and in his poetry by Romanticism, including the poetry of William Wordsworth. He was highly critical of much in Victorian society, especially on the declining status of rural people in Britain such as those from his native South West England.
Poems
150 poems- A CONFESSION TO A FRIEND IN TROUBLE15 lines
- A DUETTIST TO HER PIANOFORTE61 lines
- A Group of Noble Dames10 lines
- A JOG-TROT PAIR37 lines
- A MEETING WITH DESPAIR28 lines
- A NIGHT IN NOVEMBER13 lines
- A PLAINT TO MAN9 lines
- A SIGN-SEEKER49 lines
- A SINGER ASLEEP5 lines
- A THUNDERSTORM IN TOWN10 lines
- A Trampwoman's Tragedy117 lines
- A WET AUGUST13 lines
- ADDITIONS115 lines
- AFTER THE VISIT24 lines
- Afterwards265 lines
- AMABEL34 lines
- And as I paused beneath the arch I saw6 lines
- And next I saw she’d piled her raiment rare6 lines
- AT A BRIDAL15 lines
- AT A HOUSE IN HAMPSTEAD82 lines
- AT AN INN40 lines
- At Castle Boterel35 lines
- AT MOONRISE AND ONWARDS25 lines
- At once she flung her faint form shieldingly9 lines
- BEYOND THE LAST LAMP8 lines
- CHANNEL FIRING37 lines
- COPYRIGHT136 lines
- DITTY74 lines
- EPEISODIA9 lines
- FAINTHEART IN A RAILWAY TRAIN10 lines
- FRIENDS BEYOND42 lines
- GOING AND STAYING6 lines
- HAP32 lines
- HAUNTING FINGERS60 lines
- HEIRESS AND ARCHITECT62 lines
- HER DILEMMA18 lines
- HER IMMORTALITY56 lines
- HER INITIALS9 lines
- Her shameless visions and his passioned dream.9 lines
- HER SONG24 lines
- II19 lines
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- II24 lines
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- IN A EWELEAZE NEAR WEATHERBURY26 lines
- IN A WOOD41 lines
- IN DEATH DIVIDED6 lines
- IN FRONT OF THE LANDSCAPE72 lines
- Inside the house none watched; and on we prest6 lines
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- IV15 lines
- IX5 lines
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- JEZREEL18 lines
- LINES55 lines
- LONDON, 1918.20 lines
- LOST LOVE72 lines
- MIDDLE-AGE ENTHUSIASMS24 lines
- MY CICELY127 lines
- Nature's Questioning28 lines
- NEUTRAL TONES18 lines
- POSTPONEMENT17 lines
- PREFACE TO WESSEX POEMS15 lines
- READ BY MOONLIGHT18 lines
- REVULSION16 lines
- SAN SEBASTIAN92 lines
- SHE11 lines
- SHE, TO HIM15 lines
- SUMMER SCHEMES18 lines
- THE ALARM121 lines
- THE BLINDED BIRD40 lines
- THE CASTERBRIDGE CAPTAINS30 lines
- THE CONTRETEMPS56 lines
- The Convergence of the Twain44 lines
- The Darkling Thrush32 lines
- THE DIFFERENCE5 lines
- THE DISSEMBLERS12 lines
- THE FACE AT THE CASEMENT64 lines
- The fact of life with dependence placed9 lines
- THE GARDEN SEAT51 lines
- THE GHOST OF THE PAST40 lines
- The Going42 lines
- The Haunter32 lines
- THE IMPERCIPIENT31 lines
- THE IVY-WIFE24 lines
- THE MAID OF KEINTON MANDEVILLE29 lines
- THE OLD GOWN24 lines
- THE PLACE ON THE MAP5 lines
- THE SCHRECKHORN14 lines
- THE SLOW NATURE33 lines
- THE STRANGE HOUSE60 lines
- THE SUN ON THE BOOKCASE33 lines
- THE TEMPORARY THE ALL24 lines
- THE TORN LETTER5 lines
- THE TWO HOUSES56 lines
- THE TWO MEN85 lines
- THE WEST-OF-WESSEX GIRL22 lines
- THE WOMAN I MET80 lines
- THOUGHTS OF PHENA26 lines
- TO A LADY14 lines
- TO A LADY PLAYING AND SINGING IN THE MORNING47 lines
- TO AN ORPHAN CHILD46 lines
- TO MEET, OR OTHERWISE27 lines
- TO OUTER NATURE30 lines
- UNKNOWING32 lines
- VALENCIENNES59 lines
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- WEATHERS10 lines
- WELCOME HOME18 lines
- WEYMOUTH.29 lines
- WHERE THE PICNIC WAS30 lines
- xi14 lines
- XIII28 lines
- Your Last Drive30 lines