A Fragment

A Fragment may refer to:

Anne Brontë

"A Fragment" (Maiden, thou wert thoughtless once)

Rupert Brooke

"Fragment" (I strayed about the deck, an hour, to-night)

George Gordon Byron

"A Fragment" (When, to their airy hall, my Fathers' voice)
"A Fragment" (Could I remount the river of my years)
"A Fragment" (short story, In the year 17—, having for some time determined on a journey through countries not hitherto much frequented by travellers,)
"Fragment" (Hills of Annesley, Bleak and Barren)

Guy Wetmore Carryl

"A Fragment" (When she is forward, querulous, or wild)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

"Fragment" ( The body, / Eternal Shadow of the finite Soul)

Anne Finch

"Fragment" (Peace! where art thou to be found?)
"Fragment" (So here confined, and but to female clay)

Roderick J. Flanagan

"A Fragment" (The Roman's force in war and warlike arts)

James Elroy Flecker

"A Fragment" (O puring westering streams)

Felicia Hemans

"A Fragment" (Rest on your battle-fields, ye brave!)

Maria Konopnicka

"Fragment" (I come not, nightingales, to join your lay)

Letitia Elizabeth Landon

"Fragment, 26th April 1823" (A blue Italian sky, — yet scarce more blue)
"Fragment, 18th October 1823" (A solitude Of green and silent beauty, just a home)
"Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Do any thing but love; or if thou lovest)
"Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Forget thee—I may not forget)
"Fragment, 18th June 1825 Introductory stanzas" (Gleamings of poetry, if I may give)
"Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (I have a gush of wild and passionate thoughts)
"Fragment, 19th April 1823" (I looked upon the twilight Star)
"Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (I saw her amid pleasure's gayest haunts—)
"Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (Is not this grove)
"Fragment, 26th August 1820" (Is not this grove)
"Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (It is not spring, but still the new-come year)
"Fragment, 19th April 1823" (It is the last survivor of a race)
"Fragment, 19th April 1823" (I should have prized thy heart, if none)
"Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (Last night the midnight wind)
"Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Love once dwelt in a palmy isle,)
"Fragment (The Fate of Adelaide, 1821)" (Love thee! yes, yes! the storms that rend aside)
"Fragment, 18th June 1825" (My heart is as a grave)
"Fragment, 19th April 1823" (Nay, pray thee, let me weep, for tears)
"Fragment II., 5th August 1826" (No more, no more, why should I dream)
"Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Now for the gay, the cold, the free)
"Fragment, 16th August 1823" (Oh it is veriest vanity to love!)
"Fragment, 18th June 1825" (Oh, no, my heart is given)
"Fragment, 26th April 1823" (The lights are fair in my father's hall,)
"Fragment, 26th April 1823" (Then fare thee well, love, for a little while!)
"Fragment I., 5th August 1826" (There are ten thousand visions of delight)
"Fragment, 19th April 1823" (There is a curse laid on the human heart)
"Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (There was a paleness on his brow that spoke)
"Poetic Fragment, 17th December 1825" (’Twas Spring, the tree stood by the stream)
"Fragment, 6th October 1827" (I know but little of her history)

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

"A Fragment" (Awake! arise! the hour is late!)

Edwin Arlington Robinson

"Fragment" (Faint white pillars that seem to fade)

Clark Ashton Smith

"A Fragment" (Autumn far off in memory)

Jan z Wojkowicz

"A Fragment" (And what of all remained to me)

William Wordsworth

"A Fragment" (Between two sister moorland rills)

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