Alfred Austin

Alfred Austin

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The most effective characteristic of Austin's poetry, as of the best of his prose, was a genuine and intimate love of nature.

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Alfred Austin Poems

The Season by Alfred Austin
The Silent Muse by Alfred Austin
The Spring-Time, O The Spring--Time by Alfred Austin
The White Pall Of Peace by Alfred Austin
The Wind Speaks by Alfred Austin
Though All The World by Alfred Austin
Three Sonnets Written In Mid-Channel by Alfred Austin
Through Liberty To Light by Alfred Austin
Time's Defence by Alfred Austin
Time's Weariness by Alfred Austin
To Alfred Tennyson by Alfred Austin
To Arms! by Alfred Austin
To Arms! (II) by Alfred Austin
To Beatrice Stuart--Wortley Ætat by Alfred Austin
To Ellen Terry by Alfred Austin
To England by Alfred Austin
To Ireland by Alfred Austin
To Robert Louis Stevenson by Alfred Austin
To The Autumn Wind by Alfred Austin
Too Late by Alfred Austin
Two Visions by Alfred Austin
Unseasonable Snows by Alfred Austin
Victoria by Alfred Austin
Vis Medicatrix Naturae by Alfred Austin
Wardens Of The Wave by Alfred Austin
When Acorns Fall by Alfred Austin
When I Am Gone by Alfred Austin
When Runnels Began To Leap And Sing by Alfred Austin
Who Would Not Die For England! by Alfred Austin
Why England Is Conservative by Alfred Austin