 Holland's poem "The Rainbow" (1820), published at the same time as one on the same subject by Campbell, was as frequently anthologised as the latter's.Holland then took Campbell's "The Pleasures of Hope" as a model for his own "The Hopes of Matrimony" (1822).As well as later productions, a good deal of poetry was included in some prose works, such as the serialised "The Old Arm Chair" (1823), his botanical work "Memoirs of the Rose" (1824), and his consideration of the Crucifixion, "Cruciana" (1836).