PoemsTHE PLEASURES OF MEMORYReading editionChapter navigation48 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE PLEASURES OF MEMORYTHE PLEASURES OF MEMORY PART ITHE PLEASURES OF MEMORY PART II.AN EPISTLE TO A FRIEND.ODE TO SUPERSTITION.[1]VERSES WRITTEN TO BE SPOKEN BY MRS. SIDDONS.[1]To - - - - -THE SAILOR.TO AN OLD OAK.FRAGMENTS FROM EURIPIDES.TWO SISTERS.[1]WRITTEN AT MIDNIGHT.ON A TEAR.TO A VOICE THAT HAD BEEN LOST.[1]FROM A GREEK EPIGRAM.TO THE FRAGMENT OF A STATUE OF HERCULES, COMMONLY CALLED THE TORSO.TO ——[1]WRITTEN IN A SICK CHAMBER.TO A FRIEND ON HIS MARRIAGE.THE ALPS AT DAY-BREAK.IMITATION OF AN ITALIAN SONNET[1]ON - - - - ASLEEP.TO THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF LADY **.AN EPITAPH[1] ON A ROBIN-REDBREAST.A WISH.AN ITALIAN SONG.TO THE GNAT.AN INSCRIPTION.CAPTIVITY.A CHARACTER.WRITTEN IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND,A FAREWELL.TO THE BUTTERFLY.VERSES WRITTEN IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.[1]THE VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS.CANTO I.CANTO II.CANTO III.CANTO IV.CANTO V.CANTO VI.CANTO VII.CANTO VIII.CANTO IX.CANTO X.CANTO XI.CANTO XII.Previous chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →THE PLEASURES OF MEMORY PART IAll chapters and sections (48)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE PLEASURES OF MEMORYParts12Part 2 · Other sectionsAN EPISTLE TO A FRIEND.ODE TO SUPERSTITION.[1]VERSES WRITTEN TO BE SPOKEN BY MRS. SIDDONS.[1]To - - - - -THE SAILOR.TO AN OLD OAK.FRAGMENTS FROM EURIPIDES.TWO SISTERS.[1]WRITTEN AT MIDNIGHT.ON A TEAR.TO A VOICE THAT HAD BEEN LOST.[1]FROM A GREEK EPIGRAM.TO THE FRAGMENT OF A STATUE OF HERCULES, COMMONLY CALLED THE TORSO.TO ——[1]WRITTEN IN A SICK CHAMBER.TO A FRIEND ON HIS MARRIAGE.THE ALPS AT DAY-BREAK.IMITATION OF AN ITALIAN SONNET[1]ON - - - - ASLEEP.TO THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF LADY **.AN EPITAPH[1] ON A ROBIN-REDBREAST.A WISH.AN ITALIAN SONG.TO THE GNAT.AN INSCRIPTION.CAPTIVITY.A CHARACTER.WRITTEN IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND,A FAREWELL.TO THE BUTTERFLY.VERSES WRITTEN IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.[1]THE VOYAGE OF COLUMBUS.Part 2 · Sections123456789101112IN TWO PARTS◇Hoc est Vivere bis, vitâ posse priore frui.◇MART.◇← Front matterTHE PLEASURES OF MEMORY PART I →