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Shorter Poems Available as E-Texts
Follow the links below for online selections of shorter poems
by Walter Scott made available by external sites. These include
not only poems published in their own right but lyrics extracted
from Scott's novels and longer narrative poems. For complete e-texts
of Scott's longer poems, click here.
The poems are listed by provider. For a complete index of online
Scott poems by TITLE, click here. Where
individual poems in selections are highlighted, click to link
directly to the online text. Where they are not highlighted,
click on the server name to access an (external) index or search
engine.
Where known, we have indicated the source edition for the e-text.
Most providers, however, do not supply this information. For information
on the provider and a full list of the Scott texts (in prose and
verse) that they have made available online, see E-Texts
by Provider.
The list of texts should not be regarded as comprehensive, but
the page editor would
be pleased to hear of any significant omissions. For further information
on Scott's verse, see Scott the
Poet.
- 'The
Boat Song' (German) -- 'The
British Light Dragoons' (German
and English) -- 'Coronach' (German
and English) -- 'The
Crusader' (German, Dutch, and English) -- 'Datur
Hora Quieti' (English) -- 'The
Erl-King' (English) -- 'Farewell
to the Muse' (German
and English) -- 'For
leagues along the watery way' (German and English) -- 'The
Harp' (Russian) -- ''The
heath this night must be my bed' (German and French)
-- 'Hunting
Song' (German
and English) -- 'Hymn
to the Virgin' (German, Dutch, and English) -- 'Lay
of the Imprisoned Huntsman' (German and English) -- 'Lines
on the Lifting of the Banner of Buccleuch' (German and
English) -- 'Lullaby
of an Infant Chief' (English) -- 'The
Maid of Isla' (German
and English) -- 'The
Monks of Bangor's March' (German and English) -- 'On
the Massacre of Glencoe' (German
and English) -- 'Proud
Maisie' (English) -- 'The
Return to Ulster' (German and
English) -- 'Soldier,
rest! thy warfare o'er' (Stanzas 1-2: German, Dutch, and
English) -- 'Soldier,
rest! thy warfare o'er' (Stanza 3: German, Dutch, and English)
-- 'The Sun
upon the Weirdlaw Hill'
(German
and English)
- The
Bridal of Triermain -- The
Field of Waterloo -- The
Lady of the Lake -- The
Lay of the Last Minstrel --The
Lord of the Isles -- Marmion -- Rokeby -- The
Vision of Don Roderick -- 'As
lords their labourers' hire delay' --
'The
Bard's Incantation' -- 'The
Barefooted Friar' -- 'The
Battle of Sempach' -- 'The
Black Knight and Wamba' -- 'Bonny
Dundee' -- 'Border
March' -- 'Breathes
There the Man' (and another
copy) -- 'Brignal
Banks' -- 'Cadyow
Castle' -- 'Claud
Halcro's Song' -- 'County
Guy' (and another
copy) -- 'The
Crusader' -- 'The
Dance of Death' -- 'Datur
Hora Quieti' -- 'David
Gellatley's Song' -- 'Death
Chant' -- 'Donald
Caird's come again' -- 'The
Dreary Change' -- 'The
Dying Bard' -- 'Eleu
Loro' (and another
copy) -- 'Elspeth's
Ballad' -- 'The
Eve of St. John' -- 'Farewell!
Farewell! the voice you hear' -- 'Farewell
to the Muse' -- 'Flora
MacIvor's Song' -- 'For
a' That an' a' That' -- 'Frederick
and Alice' -- 'Funeral
Hymn' --
'Glenfinlas' --
'The
Gray Brother' -- 'Harp
of the North, Farewell!' -- 'Hellvellyn' -- 'Here's
a Health to King Charles' -- 'An
Hour with Thee' -- 'Hunter's
Song' -- 'Hunting
Song' -- 'It
Was an English Ladye Bright' -- 'Jock
of Hazeldean' -- 'Late,
when the Autumn evening fell' -- 'The
Lay of Poor Louise' -- The
Lay of the Last Minstrel (Canto
III, Stanza 2) -- 'Life
in the Forest' -- 'Lochinvar' -- The
Lord of the Isles (excerpt from Canto II: Bruce
and the Abbot) -- 'Lucy
Ashton's Song' -- 'Lullaby
of an Infant Chief' -- 'Macgregor's
Gathering' -- 'Mackrimmon's
Lament' -- 'The
Maid of Neidpath' -- 'The
Maid of Toro' -- 'Major
Bellenden's Song' -- Marmion (excerpt
from Introduction to Canto I: Nelson, Pitt, Fox) -- Marmion (excerpt
from Introduction to Canto VI: A Christmas Poem) -- Marmion (excerpt
from Introduction to Canto VI: Christmas) -- 'The
Monks of Bangor's March' -- 'The
Noble Moringer' -- 'Nora's
Vow' -- 'The
Norman Horse-Shoe' -- 'On
Leaving Mrs. Brown's Lodgings' -- 'On
Tweed River' -- 'The
Orphan Maid' -- 'The
Palmer' -- 'Pibroch
of Donuil Dhu' -- 'Proud
Maisie' -- 'Rebecca's
Hymn' -- 'The
Reiver's Wedding' -- 'The
Resolve' -- 'The
Return to Ulster' -- 'Romance
of Dunois' -- 'Rosabelle' --
'Saint
Cloud' -- 'St.
Swithin's Chair' -- 'Saxon
War-Song' -- 'Soldier,
rest! thy warfare o'er' -- 'Soldier,
wake' -- 'The
Song of Harold Harfager' -- 'Song
of the Dawn' -- 'Song
of the Glee-Maiden' -- 'Song
of the Tempest' -- 'Song
of the Zetland Fisherman' -- 'Sound,
sound the clarion, fill the fife!' -- 'Thomas
the Rhymer' -- 'To
a Lady with Flowers from the Roman Wall' -- 'To
a Lock of Hair' (and another
copy) -- 'To
an Oak Tree' -- 'The
Troubadour' -- 'The
Truth of Woman' -- 'The
Violet' -- The
Vision of Don Roderick (Stanzas XXXIX-XLIII:
Napoleon) -- 'Wandering
Willie' -- 'Wasted,
weary, wherefore stay' -- 'A
Weary Lot is Thine, Fair Maid' -- 'Why
sit'st thou by that ruin'd hall' -- 'The
Wild Huntsman' -- 'William
and Helen'
- 'Lady Anne' -- 'Lullaby of an Infant Chief' -- 'MacGregor's
Gathering' -- 'Song of the Dawn'
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