Jonathan Swift Poems

• 251. On One Of The Windows At Delville
• 252. To Mr. Delany,[1]
• 253. Apollo's Edict Occasioned By "news From Parnassus"
• 254. On Dr. Rundle, Bishop Of Derry
• 255. On The Irish Bishops.[1]
• 256. A New Song On Wood's Halfpence
• 257. An Invitation, By Dr. Delany, In The Name Of Dr. Swift
• 258. Joan Cudgels Ned
• 259. Answer To Dr. Delany's Fable Of The Pheasant And Lark.
• 260. The Dean's Answer (a Rebus By Vanessa)
• 261. Stella's Birth-day March 13, 1718-19
• 262. The Description Of An Irish Feast
• 263. The Author Upon Himself
• 264. Fontinella To Florinda
• 265. An Echo
• 266. On Cutting Down The Thorn At Market-hill
• 267. The Garden Plot
• 268. Baucis And Philemon
• 269. To Stella On Her Birth-day, 1721-2
• 270. On A Circle
• 271. On Stella's Birth-day, 1719
• 272. A Maypole
• 273. On The Moon
• 274. Stella-s Birth-day. 1724-5
• 275. To Quilca, A Country-house In No Very Good Repair
• 276. On Ink
• 277. To Lady Carteret
• 278. Answered Extempore By Dr. Swift
• 279. Oysters
• 280. Atlas; Or The Minister Of State
• 281. Mutton
• 282. Market Women-s Cries
• 283. On A Very Old Glass At Market-hill
• 284. On Gold
• 285. Stella's Birthday, March 13, 1726
• 286. Elegy Upon Tiger
• 287. On A Corkscrew
• 288. To Stella, Who Collected And Transcribed His Poems
• 289. Twelve Articles
• 290. Epitaph In Berkeley Church-yard, Gloucestershire
• 291. On The Five Senses
• 292. The Progress Of Marriage
• 293. Jack Frenchman-s Lamentation
• 294. The Sick Lion And The Ass
• 295. Death And Daphne
• 296. The Revolution At Market-hill
• 297. A Pastoral Dialogue
• 298. Mrs Frances Haris's Petition
• 299. A Riddle
• 300. Elegy On Partridge

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