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2. Susanna Blamire (1747-1794) Biographical and critical essay of the Cumberland poet. http://www.alexanderstreet2.com/SWRPLive/bios/S7021-D001.html

Editors Note: SB's mother died when she was seven, after which she was brought up by an aunt, educated at the village school. She liked dancing, "doctoring" and playing her guitar. She wrote poems as a child, which do not survive. She visited London and Ireland, but visited a sister in Scotland often, and used Scottish dialect for her "Cumbrian Songs". She lived in Scotland from 1773 and later in Carlisle with Catherine Gilpin (1738-1811). Susanna Blamire (1747-1794) By Becky Lewis Critical Essay In 1994, a memorial tablet was placed in Carlisle Cathedral in Cumberland commemorating Susanna Blamire (1747-1794) as "Poet of humour and observation who caught the authentic voice of Cumberland." In the same year, the Lakeland Dialect Society published a bicentenary tribute, Susanna Blamire, "The Muse of Cumberland." Jonathan Wordsworth contributed a Foreword in which he recalls that she originally wrote her poetry for family and friends and dubs her "the poet of friendship." Susanna Blamire never published during her lifetime. The poetry and songs she wrote as entertainment were distributed in manuscript among friends and relatives (Gilpin 8). While some of her songs may be published in songbooks of the period, they were never signed. We owe our knowledge of the work to the collaboration of Patrick Maxwell and Henry Lonsdale, who grew up in Cumberland where Blamire lived most of her life and where her poetry and songs have been remembered for generations. In 1842, Lonsdale and Maxwell first collected her work, finding it in several places, including a collection of Robert Anderson, a later Cumberland poet who admired Blamire's work, the commonplace books of Blamire's friends, and Blamire's fair copies saved by members of her family. In the same way, Maxwell and Lonsdale gathered information about her life. In 1842, they published her poems in

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Susanna Blamire The Recall to Affection The Carrier Pigeon The Recall to Affection Oh! stay Affection; pray thee stay! What have I said-or meant to say? 'Twas love, e'en love the trespass caus'd That warmth of speech, which scarce was clos'd Ere the hard sentence tore my frame, And dy'd my cheek with honest shame. Regret came shivering through my veins, And bound my tongue in iron chains; My soul in prison seem'd to be, And ever must if torn from thee; One look of thine, when sweetly kind, Can overturn a world of mind! The stern resolves that pride has made, At thy soft touch in vapour fade; Thy smile, that rules the inmost soul, Can every harsh resolve control. Return, my lov'd companion dear, The solace of each former year! Else life, through many a sickening day, Must slowly, slowly creep away; E'en when thou bound'st this aching brow, And sweetly cheer'd, I know not how, Yet the dull hour, with weary knell, Seem'd to toll on the passing bell. If not for thee, this throbbing breast Had ne'er enjoy'd the balm of rest; Rest!-did I say? no bliss had known

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8. The Poetical Works Of Miss Susanna Blamire "The Muse Of Cumberland." The poetical works of Miss susanna blamire "The muse of Cumberland." Now for the first time collected by Henry Lonsdale, M.D. with a preface, memoir, and notes by Patrick Maxwell All poems, http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/BWRP/Works/BlamSPoet

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Miss Blamire of Thackwood Blessings be with them, and eternal praise, Who gave us nobler loves and nobler cares The Poets - who on earth have made us heirs Of truth and pure delight, by heavenly lays. WORDSWORTH Raughton-Head village is seated upon a gentle eminence, overlooking the valley of the Caldew, about seven miles from Carlisle. The scene from the churchyard, when viewed under the full splendour of a July evening, is one not easily to be forgotten. Beneath, on the southern side, the blue smoke ascending reveals the neighbouring village of Stockdalewath, and at short distances Thackwood-nook and Highhead Castle. To the south-west are caught glimpses of the straggling dwellings of Sebergham; and on the northern side rise the venerable towers of Rose Castle . This pleasant interchange of hill and dale is bounded by the majestic Skiddaw and his companions, which are now seen in the azure of softened distance. Immediately in front, the look out is over a richly cultivated country, variegated with enclosures and scattered woodlands, forming at one glance a bright contrast to the dense mass of forest trees which darken the banks on both sides of the Caldew. There is a picturesqueness, too, about the manner in which these quaint old-fashioned homesteads are scattered; and profound peace appears to rest in that sloping valley beneath, save now and then when the stillness is broken by the lowing kine or tinkling sheep-bell near yonder narrow streamlet, which at this moment is suddenly revealed in the sunlight. The prospect is at once full of animation and quiet sylvan beauties; and the whole landscape, to use a painter's phrase, is "touched in" with the broad free pencil which nature always uses wisely when left to work out her own designs.

17. Images Of Cumbria - Cumberland Ballads And Poems Barley Broth, by susanna blamire. Kinmont Willie, a second, longer version.Miss Gilpin s Song, by susanna blamire. The Mayor Of Appleby. http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/cumbria/ballads.html

Ballads and Poems Cumbria has a rich heritage in its poems and ballads; both in the romantic poets of the Lake District, and the ballads recording the darker aspects of the regions history involving outlaws, the Reivers and warfare. The Lake poets are too well known, and easy to access, to need repeating here, but many of the ballads and dialect pieces are long out of print, so it's these which I will be transcribing here. Barley Broth , by Susanna Blamire. Kinmont Willie , the story of the rescue of the notorious Scottish freebooter from Carlisle Castle. Kinmont Willie , a second, longer version. Miss Gilpin's Song , by Susanna Blamire. The Mayor Of Appleby The Raffles Merry Neet - a story in Carlisle dialect of a drinking party which gets a bit out of hand ! Parish Index Photos and Maps Glossary Contents ... Home 25 July 2000 © Steve Bulman steve@stevebulman.f9.co.uk

18. Eos - 'bacchus May Boast' By Susanna Blamire susanna blamire 17471794, Cafe Eos. Surfer s Delight Poems, Quotes,and Original Illustrations. Bacchus May Boast by susanna blamire http://www.eosdev.com/Illustrations_Quotes/BacchusBoast/bacchusboast.htm

Though Bacchus may boast of his care-killing bowl, And folly in thought-drowning revels delight, Such worship, alas ! has no charms for the soul When softer devotions the senses invite. To the arrow of fate, or the canker of care, His potion oblivious a balm may bestow; But to fancy that feeds on the charms of the fair The death of reflection's the birth of all woe. What soul that's possess'd of a dream so divine With riot would bid the sweet vision be gone ? For the tear that bedews sensibility's shrine Is a drop of more worth than all Bacchus's tun ! The tender excess which enamours the heart To few is imparted, to millions denied; Of those exquisite feelings, that please tho' we smart, Let fools make their jest, for them sages have died. Each change and excess have thro' life been my doom, And well can I speak of its joy and its strife; The bottle affords us a glimpse through the gloom, But Love's the true sunshine that gladdens our life.

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