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While Charles Dickens is best known and celebrated for his prolific journalistic output and novelistic creations, he also devoted some of his creative energies to verse. At turns sentimental, melancholy, playful, humorous and satirical, and ranging considerably in tone and format - from songs to narrative prologues for novels and squibs for newspapers - the poems in this collection highlight Dickens's gift for language and his unfailing power to touch.
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- Poems
- Songs, Choruses and Concerted Pieces from The Village Coquettes, a Comic Opera 1836
- Lyric from The Lamplighter, a Farce 1838
- Songs from The Pickwick Papers 1837
- Political Squibs from The Examiner 1841
- Prologue to Westland Marstonâs Play The Patricianâs Daughter 1842
- Prologue to The Patricianâs Daughter
- A Word in Season, from The Keepsake 1844
- Verses from The Daily News 1846
- New Song, Lines Addressed to Mark Lemon 1849
- Wilkie Collinsâs Play The Lighthouse 1855
- Prologue to Wilkie Collinsâs Play The Frozen Deep 1856
- A Childâs Hymn from The Wreck of the Golden Mary 1856
- Note on the Text
- Notes
- Extra Material