Found in 15 poems.
- 73But let Freedom rejoice,
- 74With her heart in her voice;
- 75But, her hand on her sword,
- 83Freedom, such as God hath given
- 98Freedom ne'er shall want an heir;
- 100Her for ever bounding spirit--
- 101When once more her hosts assemble,
- 23For Freedom's hand had blended them,
- 37And Freedom hallows with her tread
- 41And soon, oh, Goddess! may we be
- 28Where Freedom still at moments rallies,
- 49A fortress formed to Freedom's hands.
- 378Thus high by parting Freedom spread,
- 379As from her fond abode she fled,
- 381Her prophet spirit spake in
song.
- 382Oh! still her step at moments
falters
- 386But vain her voice, till better
days
- 423Where life is lost, or Freedom won.
- 17When slumbering Freedom roused by high Disdain
- 18With giant Fury burst her triple
chain!
- 19Fierce on her front the blasting
Dog-star glow'd;
- 20Her banners, like a midnight meteor,
flow'd;
- 22She came, and scatter'd battles from
her eyes!
- 1When British Freedom for an happier land
- 2Spread her broad wings, that
flutter'd with affright,
- 3ERSKINE! thy voice she heard, and
paus'd her flight
- 7And at her altar pour the stream
divine
- 9Her sons shall venerate, and cheer
thy breast
- 3I saw the sainted form of FREEDOM rise:
- 4She spake! not sadder moans the
autumnal gale--
- 8The dirge of murder'd Hope! while Freedom pale
- 9Bends in such anguish o'er her
destin'd bier,
- 5Who with proud words of dear-lov'd Freedom came--
- 12The eye-lids of thy stern-brow'd Sister press,
- 14And hurl her thunderbolts with fiercer hand!
- 9'Gainst Her who from the Almighty's bosom leapt
- 14Champion of Freedom and her God! rejoice!
- 27'By violated Freedom's loud Lament,
- 28Her Lamps extinguish'd and her Temple
rent;
- 549For he was Freedom's Champion, one of those,
- 551The charter to chastise which she bestows
- 552On such as wield her weapons; he had kept
- 1013But long before had Freedom's face been veiled,
- 1014And Anarchy assumed her attributes;
- 1018Then turn we to her latest Tribune's name,
- 1019From her ten thousand tyrants turn to thee,
- 1023Of Freedom's withered trunk puts forth a leaf,
- 1026Her new-born Numa thou--with reign, alas! too brief.
- 86Fair Freedom! we may hold thee dear,
- 7Yet Freedom rous'd by fierce Disdain
- 32Shall she alone, O Freedom, boast thy care?
- 737But ne'er will Freedom seek this fated soil,
- 853Recording Freedom's smile and Asia's tear?
