Poems by Henry Alford (1810 - 1871)
- A Truant Hour
- An Evening in Autumn near Nether Stowey, Somerset
- Ballad of Glastonbury
- Colonos
- Culbone or Kitnore, Somerset
- Descent of the Same
- Glastonbury
- Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, July 1836
- Inscription
- Inscription for the Ruin of a Village Cross
- Linn-Cleeve
- Malvern Hills
- Mendip Hills over Wells
- Oakley
- Sacred to the Memory of E. S.
- St Robert's Cave
- Summit of Skiddaw, July 7, 1938
- Sunset at Burton Pynsent, Somerset
- The River Wye
- The Salzburg Chimes
- Waters-Meet
- Written at Ampton, Suffolk
- Written at Ampton, Suffolk, January 1838
- Wymesworld, April 1837
Henry Alford was a Church of England minister, born in Somerset. In 1853 he moved to London and then onto the Cathedral at Canterbury, where he was made Dean in 1857. He lived there until his death.
