Poems by Alfred Austin (1835 - 1913)
- At Delphi
- At Shelley's Grave
- At Shelley's House at Lerici
- At Vaucluse
- Burns's Statue at Irvine
- Capri
- Celestial Heights
- Farewell to Italy
- Florence
- Fontana Di Trevi
- How Florence Rings her Bells
- In the Forum
- Mafeking
- Off Mesolongi
- On Visiting the Chateaux of the Loire
- The Dance at Darmstadt
- To England
Though not a first-rate poet, Alfred Austin was made Poet Laureate in 1896, succeeding the great Alfred Lord Tennyson. He was born in Leeds, Yorkshire and was a barrister until committing himself to literature.
