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So much about the Seacoast inspires great poetry -- from sea chanties to shipwreck ballads to modern verse. This section features the work of local writers young and old, famous and obscure.
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POEMS LISTED BY TITLE

  • Here Comes the Old Man Now New
  • Saint Aspinquid New
  • Take Heart
  • The Poor Voter on Election Day
  • Evangeline
  • Annie Fields Boston Marriage
  • Paul Revere's Other RIde
  • NH's Nine State Songs
  • Song for Sons of Liberty
  • The Lucky Horseshoe
  • Last Poems of Esther Buffler
  • Shillaber's "Rhymes With Reason"
  • The "Other" Lady Wentworth
  • The Old Man of the Mountains
  • The Swallow,The Butcher Bird,
  • The kingfisher & THe Burgomaster Gull
  • Light into Darkness
  • Big Red & Canned Heat
  • The Coming War
  • The Last Request, To a Beautiful Lady,
  • Sorrow, A Sail on the Piscataqua,
  • Luff When You Can, Midnight Musings
  • Off Scarborough
  • Frenchman's Lane
  • The New Wife & The Old
  • Hero's Ode
  • The Noble Sailor
  • On the Closing of Richardson's Market
  • Three Norwegians at the Isles of Shoals
  • Story of a Bad Boy
  • Two Poems for John Paul Jones
  • Connoisseur
  • Hidden Gold
  • Ona, Washington's Runaway Slave
  • Lines Composed on the Unhappy Sufferers of Portsmouth
  • Ballad of Ruth Blay
  • The Balled of Jack Ringbolt
  • The Old House
  • "A Tryst"
  • Ballad of "The Ranger Flag"
  • Land-locked
  • Sandpiper
  • Alemaker Frank Jones Brewery Song, (1880)
  • Wreck of the "Segumtum"
  • The Spaniards' Graves
  • The Railroad Through the Farm
  • The Locomotive and the Snow-flakes
  • The Changeling (two versions)
  • The Vane of the Old North Church
  • The Wreck of Rivermouth
  • Hampton Beach
  • Old Ironsides
  • Lady Wentworth
  • Ballad of Louis Wagner
  • Ballad of the Squalus
  • New Hampshire
  • Covering/Uncovering

     


     

    POEMS LISTED BY AUTHOR

  • JOHN ALBEE
    Saint Aspinquid

  • THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH
    The Old House
    Old Town by the Sea
    Story of a Bad Boy

     

  • ANONYMOUS
    Song for the Sons of Liberty (1766)
    Lines Composed on the Unhappy Sufferers of Portsmouth

     

  • CHARLES W. BREWSTER
    The Locomotive and the Snow-flakes
    The Vane of the Old North Church

  • ESTHER BUFFLER
    Selections from "It's All Ahead"

  • DANIEL DROWN
    Light into Darkness

  • JAMES T. & ANNIE FIELDS
    To --------, Sleeping
    The Lucky Horseshoe

     

  • SAM FOSS
    The Coming War
    The Railroad Through the Farm

  • R. J. GILKER
    John Paul Jones House


  • NANCY GROSSMAN
    Paul Revere's Other Ride

     

  • M. O. HALL
    Ona, Washington's Runaway Slave

  • BRET HARTE
    Off Scarborough

  • DR. JOHN F. HOLMES
    Old New Hampshire (state song)

     

  • OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
    Old Ironsides

     

  • JAMES KENNARD JR.
    The Wreck of the "Seguntum"
    The Ballad of Jack Ringbolt
    MORE POEMS: Last Request, Sorrow,
    To a Beauriful Lady, Midnight Muscing,
    Luff When You Can, Sail on Piscataqua

     

  • ALBERT LAIGHTON
    Ballad of Ruth Blay

     

  • HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
    On the Trail of Evangeline
    Lady Wentworth

     

  • JOHN LOTHROP
    Hero's Ode

     

  • JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
    The Changeling

     

  • CLARA LYNN
    Ballad of "The Ranger Flag"
    Hidden Gold

     

  • JOHN PERRAULT
    Ballad of Louis Wagner
    Ballad of the Squalus
    Here Comes the Old Man Now

     

  • NORA PERRY
    Lady Wentworth

  • EDNA DEAN PROCTOR
    Take Heart
  • J. DENNIS ROBINSON
    Covering/Uncovering
    On the Closing of Richardson's Market

  • MIKE ROGERS
    Big Red & Canned Heat

     

  • B P SHILLABER
    Frenchman's Lane
    Mysterious Rappings, The Consumptive,
    Ballad of the Piscataqua, The Old Printer


  • MRS SIGOURNEY
    The Noble Sailor

     

  • CELIA THAXTER
    The Butcher Bird, The Swallow,
    The Burgomaster Gull & The Kingfisher
    Three Norwegians at the Isles of Shoals
    A Tryst
    Land-locked
    Sandpiper
    The Spaniards' Graves
    Connoisseur


  • JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER
    The Poor Voter on Election Day
    The New Wife & The Old
    The Changeling
    Hampton Beach
    New Hampshire
    The Wreck of Rivermouth

     

  • BENJAMIN COLLINS WOODBURY
    To John Paul Jones
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    Meteors, Meteorites and Comets
    May 16, 2008
    CONCORD -- Planetarium Educator Bob Veilleux will explain why you can collect meteorites - but not meteors or comets. Learn about these fascinating solar system interlopers, where they come from, how you can see them, and how they are related. See and...

    Lighthouse Buffet Dinner
    May 16, 2008
    The main event this evening will be the American Lighthouse Foundation's first “Lighthouse Trivia Challenge.” This will be a Jeopardy-style competition, complete with buzzers and sound effects. The winners of the early games will compete in a final roun...

    Mother Courage
    May 16 - 17, 2008
    Our mainstage season wraps up in May with the Senior Youth Repertory Company production of Bertolt Brecht’s epic masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children. Through Brecht’s stark vision, the play relentlessly questions the distinctions between war, bu...

    Remembering Oney Judge
    May 17, 2008
    PORTSMOUTH -- In commemoration of the Bicentennial Anniversary Year that ended the legal U.S. Atlantic Slave Trade and Annual Spring Symposium From Saturday, May 17, 2008 - 9 am to 1 pm - Keynote: Cheryl LaRoche describing him life at Presid...

    Books & Blooms Sale
    May 17, 2008
    BRENTWOOD -- Our Annual Books & Blooms Sale is scheduled for Saturday, May 17th from 9 - 11:30 am! Come to the Mary Bartlett Library, 22 Dalton Road in Brentwood, to purchase lots of books for little money - and purchase great plants at great prices. Pl...

    Lighthouse Cruise
    May 17, 2008
    Lighthouse cruise from Portsmouth aboard the Thomas Laighton, sponsored by the Isles of Shoals Steamship Company. This cruise will leave from the Isles of Shoals Steamship Company dock at 315 Market Street in Portsmouth, across from the Sheraton Harbors...

    American Lighthouse Foundation Annual Dinner
    May 17, 2008
    Portsmouth Elks Lodge, 500 Jones Ave., Portsmouth, NH. Buffet dinner featuring garden salad, baked stuffed haddock, chicken breast with fruit glaze, roast beef, and more. The featured speaker at the dinner will be Chris Mills, author, former lighthous...

    2nd Portsmouth Peace Treaty Commemorative Concert
    May 17, 2008
    Seacoast Wind Ensemble presents “Peace & The Presidency: Music for Washington, Lincoln & Theodore Roosevelt” featuring Aaron Copeland's "Lincoln Portrait" narrated by Phillips Exeter Chaplain Robert Thompson. At The Music Hall. In 1905, diplo...

    Free Gaelic Football Clinic
    May 18, 2008
    Gaelic Football is a FUN, fast moving high scoring game that incorporates the skills used in playing soccer and basketball. When- Sunday, May 18th, 2008 Where- Stevens Field-Stratham, NH Ages- 5-12-Boys & Girls Cost- FREE!! Prior Expe...

    Mother Courage and Her Children
    May 18, 2008
    Our mainstage season wraps up in May with the Senior Youth Repertory Company production of Bertolt Brecht’s epic masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children. Through Brecht’s stark vision, the play relentlessly questions the distinctions between war, bu...

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