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Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1900

Oxford Book of English Verse 1250-1918

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• Anonymous
  • 1 - Cuckoo Song
  • 2 – Alison
  • 3 – Spring-tide
  • 4 – Blow, Northern Wind
  • 5 – This World’s Joy
  • 6 – A Hymn to the Virgin
  • 7 – Of a rose, a lovely rose, Of a rose is al myn song
• Robert Mannyng of Brunne
  • 8 – Praise of Women
• John Barbour
  • 9 – Freedom
• Geoffrey Chaucer
  • 10 - The Love Unfeigned
  • 11 - Balade
  • 12 - Merciles Beaute
• Thomas Hoccleve
  • 13 - Lament for Chaucer
• John Lydgate
  • 14 - Vox ultima Crucis
• James I
  • 15 - Spring Song of the Birds
• Robert Henryson 1425–1500
  • 16 - Robin and Makyne
  • 17 - The Bludy Serk
• William Dunbar 1465–1520?
  • 18 - To a Lady
  • 19 - In Honour of the City of London
  • 20 - On the Nativity of Christ
  • 21 - Lament for the Makers
• Anonymous XV–XVI Century
  • 22 - May in the Green-Wood
  • 23 - Carol
  • 24 - Quia Amore Langueo
  • 25 - The Nut-Brown Maid
  • 26 - As ye came from the Holy Land
  • 27 - The Lover in Winter Plaineth for the Spring
  • 28 - Balow
  • 29 - The Old Cloak
• John Skelton 1460?–1529
  • 30 - To Mistress Margery Wentworth
  • 31 - To Mistress Margaret Hussey
• Stephen Hawes d. 1523
  • 32 - The True Knight
  • 33 - An Epitaph
• Thomas Wyatt 1503–1542
  • 34 - Forget not yet
  • 35 - The Appeal
  • 36 - A Revocation
  • 37 - Vixi Puellis Nuper Idoneus...
  • 38 - To His Lute
• Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey 1516–47
  • 39 - Description of Spring
  • 40 - Complaint of the Absence of Her Lover being upon the Sea
  • 41 - The Means to attain Happy Life
• Nicholas Grimald 1519–62
  • 42 - A True Love
• Alexander Scott 1520?–158–
  • 43 - A Bequest of His Heart
  • 44 - A Rondel of Love
• Robert Wever c. 1550
  • 45 - In Youth is Pleasure
• Richard Edwardes 1523–66
  • 46 - Amantium Irae
• George Gascoigne 1525?–77
  • 47 - A Lover's Lullaby
• Alexander Montgomerie 1540?–1610?
  • 48 - The Night is Near Gone
• William Stevenson 1530?–1575
  • 49 - Jolly Good Ale and Old
• Anonymous XVI–XVII Century
  • 50 - When Flora had O'erfret the Firth
  • 51 - Lusty May
  • 52 - My Heart is High Above
  • 53 - A Praise of His Lady
  • 54 - To Her Sea-faring Lover
  • 55 - The Faithless Shepherdess
  • 56 - Crabbed Age and Youth
  • 57 - Phyllida's Love-Call
  • 58 - A Pedlar
  • 59 - Hey nonny no!
  • 60 - Preparations
  • 61 - The New Jerusalem
  • 62 - Icarus
  • 63 - Madrigal
  • 64 - How can the Heart forget her?
  • 65 - Tears
  • 66 - My Lady's Tears
  • 67 - Sister, Awake!
  • 68 - Devotion
  • 69 - Since First I saw your Face
  • 70 - There is a Lady sweet and kind
  • 71 - Love not me for comely grace
  • 72 - The Wakening
• Nicholas Breton 1542–1626
  • 73 - Phillida and Coridon
  • 74 - A Cradle Song
• Walter Raleigh 1552–1618
  • 75 - The Silent Lover i
  • 76 - The Silent Lover ii
  • 77 - His Pilgrimage
  • 78 - The Conclusion
• Edmund Spenser 1552–1599
  • 79 - Whilst it is prime
  • 80 - A Ditty
  • 81 - Prothalamion
  • 82 - Epithalamion
  • 83 - From 'Daphnaïda'
  • 84 - Easter
• John Lyly 1553–1606
  • 85 - Cards and Kisses
  • 86 - Spring's Welcome
• Anthony Munday 1553–1633
  • 87 - Beauty Bathing
• Philip Sidney 1554–86
  • 88 - The Bargain
  • 89 - Song (Sidney)
  • 90 - Voices at the Window
  • 91 - Philomela
  • 92 - The Highway
  • 93 - This Lady's Cruelty
  • 94 - Sleep
  • 95 - Splendidis longum valedico Nugis
• Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke 1554–1628
  • 96 - Myra
• Thomas Lodge 1556?–1625
  • 97 - Rosalind's Madrigal
  • 98 - Phillis 1
  • 99 - Phillis 2
  • 100 - Rosaline

100

• George Peele 1558?–97
  • 101 - Fair and Fair
  • 102 - A Farewell to Arms
• Robert Greene 1560–92
  • 103 - Samela
  • 104 - Fawnia
  • 105 - Sephestia's Lullaby
• Alexander Hume 1560–1609
  • 106 - A Summer Day
• George Chapman 1560–1634
  • 107 - Bridal Song (Chapman)
• Robert Southwell 1561–95
  • 108 - Times go by Turns
  • 109 - The Burning Babe
• Henry Constable 1562?–1613?
  • 110 - On the Death of Sir Philip Sidney
• Samuel Daniel 1562–1619
  • 111 - Love is a Sickness
  • 112 - Ulysses and the Siren
  • 113 - Beauty, Time, and Love
• Mark Alexander Boyd 1563–1601
  • 114 - Sonet
• Joshua Sylvester 1563–1618
  • 115 - Ubique
• Michael Drayton 1563–1631
  • 116 - To His Coy Love
  • 117 - The Parting
  • 118 - Sirena
  • 119 - Agincourt
  • 120 - To the Virginian Voyage
• Christopher Marlowe 1564–93
  • 121 - The Passionate Shepherd to His Love
  • 122 - Her Reply
• William Shakespeare
  • 123 - Silvia
  • 124 - The Blossom
  • 125 - Spring and Winter (i)
  • 126 - Spring and Winter (ii)
  • 127 - Fairy Land (i)
  • 128 - Fairy Land (ii)
  • 129 - Fairy Land (iii)
  • 130 - Fairy Land (iv)
  • 131 - Fairy Land (v)
  • 132 - Love
  • 133 - Sweet-and-Twenty
  • 134 - Dirge
  • 135 - Under the Greenwood Tree
  • 136 - Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind
  • 137 - It was a Lover and his Lass
  • 138 - Take, O take those Lips away
  • 139 - Aubade
  • 140 - Fidele
  • 141 - Bridal Song (Shakespeare)
  • 142 - Dirge of the Three Queens
  • 143 - Orpheus
  • 144 - The Phœnix and the Turtle
  • 145 - Sonnets (i)
  • 146 - Sonnets (ii)
  • 147 - Sonnets (iii)
  • 148 - Sonnets (iv)
  • 149 - Sonnets (v)
  • 150 - Sonnets (vi)
  • 151 - Sonnets (vii)
  • 152 - Sonnets (viii)
  • 153 - Sonnets (ix)
  • 154 - Sonnets (x)
  • 155 - Sonnets (xi)
  • 156 - Sonnets (xii)
  • 157 - Sonnets (xiii)
  • 158 - Sonnets (xiv)
  • 159 - Sonnets (xv)
  • 160 - Sonnets (xvi)
  • 161 - Sonnets (xvii)
  • 162 - Sonnets (xviii)
  • 163 - Sonnets (xix)
  • 164 - Sonnets (xx)
• Richard Rowlands
  • 165 Lullaby
• Thomas Nashe
  • 166 Spring
  • 167 In Time of Pestilence
• Thomas Campion
  • 168 Cherry-Ripe
  • 169 Laura
  • 170 Devotion (i)
  • 171 Devotion (ii)
  • 172 Vobiscum est Iope
  • 173 A Hymn in Praise of Neptune
  • 174 Winter Nights
  • 175 Integer Vitae
  • 176 O come quickly!
• John Reynolds
  • 177 A Nosegay
• Henry Wotton
  • 178 Elizabeth of Bohemia
  • 179 The Character of a Happy Life
  • 180 Upon the Death of Sir Albert Morton's Wife
• John Davies
  • 181 Man
• Robert Ayton
  • 182 To His Forsaken Mistress
  • 183 To an Inconstant One
• Ben Jonson
  • 184 Hymn to Diana
  • 185 To Celia
  • 186 Simplex Munditiis
  • 187 The Shadow
  • 188 The Triumph
  • 189 An Elegy
  • 190 A Farewell to the World
  • 191 The Noble Balm
  • 192 On Elizabeth L. H.
  • 193 On Salathiel Pavy
  • 194 A Part of an Ode
• John Donne
  • 195 Daybreak
  • 196 Song (Donne)
  • 197 That Time and Absence proves Rather helps than hurts to loves
  • 198 The Ecstacy
  • 199 The Dream
  • 200 The Funeral
  • 201 A Hymn to God the Father
  • 202 Death

200

• Richard Barnfield
  • 203 Philomel
• Thomas Dekker
  • 204 Sweet Content
• Thomas Heywood
  • 205 Matin Song
  • 206 The Message
• John Fletcher
  • 207 Sleep
  • 208 Bridal Song (Fletcher)
  • 209 - Aspatia's Song
  • 210 - Hymn to Pan
  • 211 - Away, Delights
  • 212 - Love's Emblems
  • 213 - Hear, ye Ladies
  • 214 - God Lyaeus
  • 215 - Beauty Clear and Fair
  • 216 - Melancholy
  • 217 - Weep no more
• John Webster ?–1630?
  • 218 - A Dirge
  • 219 - The Shrouding of the Duchess of Malfi
  • 220 - Vanitas Vanitatum
• William Alexander, Earl of Stirling 1580?–1640
  • 221 - Aurora
• Phineas Fletcher 1580–1650
  • 222 - A Litany
• John Beaumont 1583–1627
  • 223 - Of his Dear Son, Gervase
• William Drummond 1585–1649
  • 224 - Invocation
  • 225 - Madrigal
  • 226 - Spring Bereaved 1
  • 227 - Spring Bereaved 2
  • 228 - Spring Bereaved 3
  • 229 - Her Passing
  • 230 - Inexorable
  • 231 - Change should breed Change
  • 232 - Saint John Baptist
• Giles Fletcher 158?–1623
  • 233 - Wooing Song
• Francis Beaumont 1586–1616
  • 234 - On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey
• John Ford 1586–1639
  • 235 - Dawn
• George Wither 1588–1667
  • 236 - I loved a Lass
  • 237 - The Lover's Resolution
  • 238 - The Choice
  • 239 - A Widow's Hymn
• William Browne, of Tavistock 1588–1643
  • 240 - A Welcome
  • 241 - The Sirens' Song
  • 242 - The Rose
  • 243 - Song (Browne)
  • 244 - Memory
  • 245 - In Obitum M.S. Xo Maij, 1614
  • 246 - On the Countess Dowager of Pembroke
• Robert Herrick
  • 247 - Corinna's going a-Maying
  • 248 - To the Virgins, to make much of Time
  • 249 - To the Western Wind
  • 250 - To Electra
  • 251 - To Violets
  • 252 - To Daffodils
  • 253 - To Blossoms
  • 254 - The Primrose
  • 255 - The Funeral Rites of the Rose
  • 256 - Cherry-Ripe
  • 257 - A Meditation for his Mistress
  • 258 - Delight in Disorder
  • 259 - Upon Julia's Clothes
  • 260 - The Bracelet: To Julia
  • 261 - To Daisies, not to shut so soon
  • 262 - The Night-piece: To Julia
  • 263 - To Music, to becalm his Fever
  • 264 - To Dianeme
  • 265 - To Oenone
  • 266 - To Anthea, who may command him Anything
  • 267 - To the Willow-tree
  • 268 - The Mad Maid's Song
  • 269 - Comfort to a Youth that had lost his Love
  • 270 - To Meadows
  • 271 - A Child's Grace
  • 272 - Epitaph
  • 273 - Another
  • 274 - His Winding-sheet
  • 275 - Litany to the Holy Spirit
• Francis Quarles
  • 276 - A Divine Rapture
  • 277 - Epigram (Respice Finem)
• Henry King, Bishop of Chichester. 1592–1669
  • 278 - A Contemplation upon Flowers
  • 279 - A Renunciation
  • 280 - Exequy on his Wife
• George Herbert 1593–1632
  • 281 - Virtue
  • 282 - Easter
  • 283 - Discipline
  • 284 - A Dialogue
  • 285 - The Pulley
  • 286 - Love
• James Shirley 1596–1666
  • 287 - A Hymn
  • 288 - Death the Leveller
• Thomas Carew 1595?–1639?
  • 289 - Song (Carew)
  • 290 - Persuasions to Joy: a Song
  • 291 - To His Inconstant Mistress
  • 292 - The Unfading Beauty
  • 293 - Ingrateful Beauty threatened
  • 294 - Epitaph
  • 295 - Another
• Jasper Mayne 1604–1672
  • 296 - Time
• William Habington 1605–1654
  • 297 - To Roses in the Bosom of Castara
  • 298 - Nox Nocti Indicat Scientiam
• Thomas Randolph 1605–1635
  • 299 - A Devout Lover
  • 300 - An Ode to Master Anthony Stafford

300

• William Davenant 1606–1668
  • 301 - Aubade
  • 302 - To a Mistress Dying
  • 303 - Praise and Prayer
• Edmund Waller 1606–1687
  • 304 - On a Girdle
  • 305 - Go, lovely Rose
  • 306 - Old Age
• John Milton. 1608–1674
  • 307 - Hymn on the Morning of Christ's Nativity
  • 308 - On Time
  • 309 - At a Solemn Musick
  • 310 - L'Allegro
  • 311 - Il Penseroso
  • 312 - From 'Arcades'
  • 313 - From 'Comus' i
  • 314 - From 'Comus' ii
  • 315 - From 'Comus' iii
  • 316 - From 'Comus' iv
  • 317 - Lycidas
  • 318 - On His Blindness
  • 319 - To Mr. Lawrence
  • 320 - To Cyriack Skinner
  • 321 - On His Deceased Wife
  • 322 - Light
  • 323 - From 'Samson Agonistes' i
  • 324 - From 'Samson Agonistes' ii
• John Suckling 1609–1642
  • 325 - A Doubt of Martyrdom
  • 326 - The Constant Lover
  • 327 - Why so Pale and Wan?
  • 328 - When, Dearest, I but think of Thee
• Richard Fanshawe 1608–1666
  • 329 - A Rose
• William Cartwright 1611–1643
  • 330 - To Chloe
  • 331 - Falsehood
  • 332 - On the Queen's Return from the Low Countries
  • 333 - On a Virtuous Young Gentlewoman that died suddenly
• James Graham 1612–1650
  • 334 - I'll never love Thee more
• Thomas Jordan 1612?–1685
  • 335 - Coronemus nos Rosis antequam marcescant
• Richard Crashaw 1613?–1649
  • 336 - Wishes to His Supposed Mistress
  • 337 - The Weeper
  • 338 - A Hymn to the Name and Honour of the Admirable Saint Teresa
  • 339 - Upon the Book and Picture of the Seraphical Saint Teresa
  • 340 - Verses from the Shepherds' Hymn
  • 341 - Christ Crucified
  • 342 - An Epitaph upon Husband and Wife
• Richard Lovelace 1618–1658
  • 343 - To Lucasta, going to the Wars
  • 344 - To Lucasta, going beyond the Seas
  • 345 - Gratiana Dancing
  • 346 - To Amarantha, that she would dishevel her Hair
  • 347 - The Grasshopper
  • 348 - To Althea, from Prison
• Abraham Cowley 1618–1667
  • 349 - Anacreontics 1
  • 350 - Anacreontics 2
  • 351 - Anacreontics 3
  • 352 - On the Death of Mr. William Hervey
  • 353 - The Wish
• Alexander Brome 1620–1666
  • 354 - The Resolve
• Andrew Marvell 1621–1678
  • 355 - An Horatian Ode
  • 356 - A Garden
  • 357 - To His Coy Mistress
  • 358 - The Picture of Little T. C. in a Prospect of Flowers
  • 359 - Thoughts in a Garden
  • 360 - Bermudas
  • 361 - An Epitaph
• Henry Vaughan 1621–1695
  • 362 - The Retreat
  • 363 - Peace
  • 364 - The Timber
  • 365 - Friends Departed
• John Bunyan 1628–1688
  • 366 - The Shepherd Boy sings in the Valley of Humiliation
• Anonymous - Ballads
  • 367 - Thomas the Rhymer
  • 368 - Sir Patrick Spens
  • 369 - The Lass of Lochroyan
  • 370 - The Dowie Houms of Yarrow
  • 371 - Clerk Saunders
  • 372 - Fair Annie
  • 373 - Edward, Edward
  • 374 - Edom o' Gordon
  • 375 - The Queen's Marie
  • 376 - Binnorie
  • 377 - The Bonnie House o' Airlie
  • 378 - The Wife of Usher's Well
  • 379 - The Three Ravens
  • 380 - The Twa Corbies
  • 381 - A Lyke-Wake Dirge
  • 382 - The Seven Virgins.
  • 383 - Two Rivers
  • 384 - Cradle Song (anonymous)
  • 385 - The Call
  • 386 - The Bonny Earl of Murray
  • 387 - Helen of Kirconnell
  • 388 - Waly, Waly
  • 389 - Barbara Allen's Cruelty
  • 390 - Pipe and Can
  • 391 - Love will find out the Way
  • 392 - Phillada flouts Me
• William Strode 1602–1645
  • 393 - Chloris in the Snow
• Thomas Stanley 1625–1678
  • 394 - The Relapse
• Thomas D'Urfey 1653–1723
  • 395 - Chloe Divine
• Charles Cotton 1630–1687
  • 396 - To Coelia
• Katherine Philips ('Orinda') 1631–1664
  • 397 - To One persuading a Lady to Marriage
• John Dryden 1631–1700
  • 398 - Ode
  • 399 - A Song for St. Cecilia's Day, 1687
  • 400 - Ah, how sweet it is to love!
  • 401 - Hidden Flame
  • 402 - Song to a Fair Young Lady, going out of the Town in the Spring

400

• Charles Webbe c. 1678
  • 403 - Against Indifference
• George Etherege 1635–1691
  • 404 - Song (Etherege)
  • 405 - To a Lady asking him how long he would love her
• Thomas Traherne 1637?–1674
  • 406 - News
• Thomas Flatman 1637–1688
  • 407 - The Sad Day
• Charles Sackville 1638–1706
  • 408 - Song (Sackville)
• Charles Sedley 1639–1701
  • 409 - To Chloris
  • 410 - To Celia
• Aphra Behn 1640–1689
  • 411 - Song (Behn)
  • 412 - The Libertine
• John Wilmot 1647–1680
  • 413 - Return
  • 414 - Love and Life
  • 415 - Constancy
  • 416 - To His Mistress
• John Sheffield 1649–1720
  • 417 - The Reconcilement
  • 418 - On One who died discovering her Kindness
• Thomas Otway 1652–1685
  • 419 - The Enchantment
• John Oldham 1653–1683
  • 420 - A Quiet Soul
• John Cutts 1661–1707
  • 421 - Song (Cutts)
• Matthew Prior 1664–1721
  • 422 - The Question to Lisetta
  • 423 - To a Child of Quality, Five Years Old, 1704. The Author then Forty
  • 424 - Song (Prior)
  • 425 - On My Birthday, July 21
  • 426 - The Lady who offers her Looking-Glass to Venus
  • 427 - A Letter
  • 428 - For my own Monument
• William Walsh 1663–1708
  • 429 - Rivals
• Lady Grisel Baillie 1665–1746
  • 430 - Werena my Heart's licht I wad dee
• William Congreve 1670–1729
  • 431 - False though She be
  • 432 - A Hue and Cry after Fair Amoret
• Joseph Addison 1672–1719
  • 433 - Hymn
• Isaac Watts 1674–1748
  • 434 - The Day of Judgement
  • 435 - A Cradle Hymn
• Thomas Parnell 1670–1718
  • 436 - Song (Parnell)
• Allan Ramsay 1686–1758
  • 437 - Peggy
• William Oldys 1687–1761
  • 438 - On a Fly drinking out of his Cup
• John Gay 1688–1732
  • 439 - Song (Gay)
• Alexander Pope 1688–1744
  • 440 - On a certain Lady at Court
  • 441 - Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate Lady
  • 442 - The Dying Christian to his Soul
• George Bubb Dodington 1691?–1762
  • 443 - Shorten Sail
• Henry Carey 1693?–1743
  • 444 - Sally in our Alley
  • 445 - A Drinking-Song
• William Broome ?–1745
  • 446 - The Rosebud
  • 447 - Belinda's Recovery from Sickness
• James Thomson (1700–1748) 1700–1748
  • 448 - On the Death of a particular Friend
• George Lyttelton 1709–1773
  • 449 - Tell me, my Heart, if this be Love
• Samuel Johnson 1709–1784
  • 450 - One-and-Twenty
  • 451 - On the Death of Mr. Robert Levet, a Practiser in Physic
• Richard Jago 1715–1781
  • 452 - Absence
• Thomas Gray. 1716–1771
  • 453 - Elegy written in a Country Churchyard
  • 454 - The Curse upon Edward
  • 455 - The Progress of Poesy
  • 456 - On a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes
• William Collins 1721–1759
  • 457 - Ode to Simplicity
  • 458 - How sleep the Brave
  • 459 - Ode to Evening
  • 460 - Fidele
• Mark Akenside 1721–1770
  • 461 - Amoret
  • 462 - The Complaint
  • 463 - The Nightingale
• Tobias George Smollett 1721–1771
  • 464 - To Leven Water
• Christopher Smart 1722–1770
  • 465 - Song to David
• Jane Elliot 1727–1805
  • 466 - A Lament for Flodden
• Oliver Goldsmith 1728–1774
  • 467 - Woman
  • 468 - Memory
• Robert Cunninghame-Graham of Gartmore 1735–1797
  • 469 - If Doughty Deeds
• William Cowper 1731–1800
  • 470 - To Mary Unwin
  • 471 - My Mary
• James Beattie 1735–1803
  • 472 - An Epitaph
• Isobel Pagan 1740–1821
  • 473 - Ca' the Yowes to the Knowes
• Anna Lætitia Barbauld 1743–1825
  • 474 - Life
• Fanny Greville 18th Cent.
  • 475 - Prayer for Indifference
• John Logan 1748–1788
  • 476 - To the Cuckoo
• Lady Anne Lindsay 1750–1825
  • 477 - Auld Robin Gray
• Sir William Jones 1746–1794
  • 478 - Epigram
• Thomas Chatterton 1752–1770
  • 479 - Song from Ælla
• George Crabbe 1754–1832
  • 480 - Meeting
  • 481 - Late Wisdom
  • 482 - A Marriage Ring
• William Blake 1757–1827
  • 483 - To the Muses
  • 484 - To Spring
  • 485 - Song (Blake)
  • 486 - Reeds of Innocence
  • 487 - The Little Black Boy
  • 488 - Hear the Voice
  • 489 - The Tiger
  • 490 - Cradle Song (Blake)
  • 491 - Night
  • 492 - Love's Secret
• Robert Burns 1759–1796
  • 493 - Mary Morison
  • 494 - Jean
  • 495 - Auld Lang Syne
  • 496 - My Bonnie Mary
  • 497 - John Anderson, my Jo
  • 498 - The Banks o' Doon
  • 499 - Ae Fond Kiss
  • 500 - Bonnie Lesley
  • 501 - Highland Mary
  • 502 - O were my Love yon Lilac fair
  • 503 - A Red, Red Rose
  • 504 - Lament for Culloden
  • 505 - The Farewell
  • 506 - Hark! the Mavis

500

• Henry Rowe 1750–1819
  • 507 - Sun
  • 508 - Moon
• William Lisle Bowles 1762–1850
  • 509 - Time and Grief
• Joanna Baillie 1762–1851
  • 510 - The Outlaw's Song
• Mary Lamb 1765–1847
  • 511 - A Child
• Carolina Lady Nairne. 1766–1845
  • 512 - The Land o' the Leal
• James Hogg 1770–1835
  • 513 - A Boy's Song
  • 514 - Kilmeny
• William Wordsworth 1770–1850
  • 515 - Lucy i
  • 516 - Lucy ii
  • 517 - Lucy iii
  • 518 - Lucy iv
  • 519 - Lucy v
  • 520 - Upon Westminster Bridge
  • 521 - Evening on Calais Beach
  • 522 - On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic, 1802
  • 523 - England, 1802 i
  • 524 - England, 1802 ii
  • 525 - England, 1802 iii
  • 526 - England, 1802 iv
  • 527 - England, 1802 v
  • 528 - The Solitary Reaper
  • 529 - Perfect Woman
  • 530 - Daffodils
  • 531 - Ode to Duty
  • 532 - The Rainbow
  • 533 - The Sonnet i
  • 534 - The Sonnet ii
  • 535 - The World
  • 536 - Ode. Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood
  • 537 - Desideria
  • 538 - Valedictory Sonnet to the River Duddon
  • 539 - Mutability
  • 540 - The Trosachs
  • 541 - Speak!
• Sir Walter Scott 1771–1832
  • 542 - Proud Maisie
  • 543 - Brignall Banks
  • 544 - Lucy Ashton's Song
  • 545 - Answer
  • 546 - The Rover's Adieu
  • 547 - Patriotism. 1. Innominatus
  • 548 - Patriotism. 2. Nelson, Pitt, Fox
• Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772–1834
  • 549 - The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
  • 550 - Kubla Khan
  • 551 - Love
  • 552 - Youth and Age
  • 553 - Time, Real and Imaginary
  • 554 - Work without Hope
  • 555 - Glycine's Song
• Robert Southey 1774–1843
  • 556 - His Books
• Walter Savage Landor 1775–1864
  • 557 - The Maid's Lament
  • 558 - Rose Aylmer
  • 559 - Ianthe
  • 560 - Twenty Years hence
  • 561 - Verse
  • 562 - Proud Word you never spoke
  • 563 - Resignation
  • 564 - Mother, I cannot mind my Wheel
  • 565 - Autumn
  • 566 - Remain!
  • 567 - Absence
  • 568 - Of Clementina
  • 569 - Ianthe's Question
  • 570 - On Catullus
  • 571 - Dirce
  • 572 - Alciphron and Leucippe
  • 573 - Years
  • 574 - Separation
  • 575 - Late Leaves
  • 576 - Finis
• Charles Lamb 1775–1834
  • 577 - The Old Familiar Faces
  • 578 - Hester
  • 579 - On an Infant dying as soon as born
• Thomas Campbell 1774–1844
  • 580 - Ye Mariners of England
  • 581 - The Battle of the Baltic
• Thomas Moore 1779–1852
  • 582 - The Young May Moon
  • 583 - The Irish Peasant to His Mistress
  • 584 - The Light of Other Days
  • 585 - At the Mid Hour of Night
• Edward Thurlow Lord Thurlow. 1781–1829
  • 586 - May
• Ebenezer Elliott 1781–1849
  • 587 - Battle Song
  • 588 - Plaint
• Allan Cunningham 1784–1842
  • 589 - The Sun rises bright in France
  • 590 - Hame, Hame, Hame
  • 591 - The Spring of the Year
• Leigh Hunt 1784–1859
  • 592 - Jenny kiss'd Me
• Thomas Love Peacock 1785–1866
  • 593 - Love and Age
  • 594 - The Grave of Love
  • 595 - Three Men of Gotham
• Caroline Southey 1787–1854
  • 596 - To Death
• George Gordon Byron Lord Byron. 1788–1824
  • 597 - When we Two parted
  • 598 - For Music
  • 599 - We'll go no more a-roving
  • 600 - She walks in Beauty
  • 601 - The Isles of Greece

600

• Sir Aubrey De Vere 1788–1846
  • 602 - The Children Band
• Charles Wolfe 1791–1823
  • 603 - The Burial of Sir John Moore after Corunna
  • 604 - To Mary
• Percy Bysshe Shelley. 1792–1822
  • 605 - Hymn of Pan
  • 606 - The Invitation
  • 607 - Hellas
  • 608 - To a Skylark
  • 609 - The Moon
  • 610 - Ode to the West Wind
  • 611 - The Indian Serenade
  • 612 - Night
  • 613 - From the Arabic
  • 614 - Lines
  • 615 - To ——
  • 616 - The Question
  • 617 - Remorse
  • 618 - Music, when Soft Voices die
• Hew Ainslie 1792–1878
  • 619 - Willie and Helen
• John Keble 1792–1866
  • 620 - Burial of the Dead
• John Clare 1793–1864
  • 621 - Written in Northampton County Asylum
• Felicia Dorothea Hemans 1793–1835
  • 622 - Dirge
• John Keats 1795–1821
  • 623 - Song of the Indian Maid
  • 624 - Ode to a Nightingale
  • 625 - Ode on a Grecian Urn
  • 626 - Ode to Psyche
  • 627 - To Autumn
  • 628 - Ode on Melancholy
  • 629 - Fragment of an Ode to Maia
  • 630 - Bards of Passion and of Mirth
  • 631 - Fancy
  • 632 - Stanzas
  • 633 - Las Belle Dame sans Merci
  • 634 - On first looking into Chapman's Homer
  • 635 - When I have Fears that I may cease to be
  • 636 - To Sleep
  • 637 - Last Sonnet
• Jeremiah Joseph Callanan 1795–1839
  • 638 - The Outlaw of Loch Lene
• William Sidney Walker 1795–1846
  • 639 - Too solemn for day, too sweet for night
• George Darley 1795–1846
  • 640 - Song (Darley)
  • 641 - To Helene
  • 642 - The Fallen Star
• Hartley Coleridge 1796–1849
  • 643 - The Solitary-Hearted
  • 644 - Song (Coleridge)
  • 645 - Early Death
  • 646 - Friendship
• Thomas Hood 1798–1845
  • 647 - Autumn
  • 648 - Silence
  • 649 - Death
  • 650 - Fair Ines
  • 651 - Time of Roses
  • 652 - Ruth
  • 653 - The Death-bed
  • 654 - The Bridge of Sighs
• William Thom 1798–1848
  • 655 - The Blind Boy's Pranks
• Sir Henry Taylor 1800–1866
  • 656 - Elena's Song
• Thomas Babington Macaulay Lord Macaulay 1800–1859
  • 657 - A Jacobite's Epitaph
• William Barnes 1801–1886
  • 658 - Mater Dolorosa
  • 659 - The Wife a-lost
• Winthrop Mackworth Praed 1802–1839
  • 660 - Fairy Song
• Sara Coleridge 1802–1850
  • 661 - O sleep, my Babe
  • 662 - The Child
• Gerald Griffin 1803–1840
  • 663 - Eileen Aroon
• James Clarence Mangan 1803–1849
  • 664 - Dark Rosaleen
  • 665 - The Nameless One
• Thomas Lovell Beddoes 1803–1849
  • 666 - Wolfram's Dirge
  • 667 - Dream-Pedlary
  • 668 - Song (Beddoes)
• Ralph Waldo Emerson 1803–1882
  • 669 - Give All to Love
  • 670 - Uriel
  • 671 - Bacchus
  • 672 - Brahma
• Richard Henry Horne 1803–1884
  • 673 - The Plough
• Robert Stephen Hawker 1804–1875
  • 674 - King Arthur's Waes-hael
  • 675 - Are they not all Ministering Spirits?
• Thomas Wade 1805–1875
  • 676 - The Half-asleep
• Francis Mahony 1805–1866
  • 677 - The Bells of Shandon
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1806–1861
  • 678 - Rosalind's Scroll
  • 679 - The Deserted Garden
  • 680 - Consolation
  • 681 - Grief
  • 682 - Sonnets from the Portuguese i
  • 683 - Sonnets from the Portuguese ii
  • 684 - Sonnets from the Portuguese iii
  • 685 - Sonnets from the Portuguese iv
  • 686 - Sonnets from the Portuguese v
  • 687 - A Musical Instrument
• Frederick Tennyson 1807–1898
  • 688 - The Holy Tide
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1807–1882
  • 689 - My Lost Youth
• John Greenleaf Whittier 1807–1892
  • 690 - Vesta
• Helen Selina Lady Dufferin. 1807–1867
  • 691 - Lament of the Irish Emigrant
• Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton 1808–1876
  • 692 - I do not love Thee
• Charles Tennyson Turner 1808–1879
  • 693 - Letty's Globe
• Edgar Allan Poe 1809–1849
  • 694 - To Helen
  • 695 - Annabel Lee
  • 696 - For Annie
• Edward Fitzgerald 1809–1883
  • 697 - Old Song
  • 698 - From Omar Khayyám

700

• Alfred Tennyson 1809–1892
  • 699 - Mariana
  • 700 - The Lady of Shalott
  • 701 - The Miller's Daughter
  • 702 - Song of the Lotos-Eaters
  • 703 - St. Agnes' Eve
  • 704 - Blow, Bugle, blow
  • 705 - Summer Night
  • 706 - Come down, O Maid
  • 707 - From 'In Memoriam'
  • 708 - Maud
  • 709 - O that 'twere possible
• Richard Monckton Milnes
• Lord Houghton 1809–1885
  • 710 - Shadows
• Henry Alford 1810–1871
  • 711 - The Bride
• Samuel Ferguson 1810–1886
  • 712 - Cean Dubh Deelish
  • 713 - Cashel of Munster
  • 714 - The Fair Hills of Ireland
• Robert Browning 1812–1889
  • 715 - Song from 'Paracelsus'
  • 716 - The Wanderers
  • 717 - Thus the Mayne glideth
  • 718 - Pippa's Song
  • 719 - You'll love Me yet
  • 720 - Porphyria's Lover
  • 721 - Song (Browning)
  • 722 - Earl Mertoun's Song
  • 723 - In a Gondola
  • 724 - Meeting at Night
  • 725 - Parting at Morning
  • 726 - The Lost Mistress
  • 727 - The Last Ride together
  • 728 - Misconceptions
  • 729 - Home-thoughts, from Abroad
  • 730 - Home-thoughts, from the Sea
• William Bell Scott 1812–1890
  • 731 - The Which's Ballad
• Aubrey De Vere 1814–1902
  • 732 - Serenade
  • 733 - Sorrow
• George Fox 1815–?
  • 734 - The County of Mayo
• Emily Brontë 1818–1848
  • 735 - My Lady's Grave
  • 736 - Remembrance
  • 737 - The Prisoner
  • 738 - Last Lines
• Charles Kingsley 1819–1875
  • 739 - Airly Beacon
  • 740 - The Sands of Dee
• Arthur Hugh Clough 1819–1861
  • 741 - Say not the Struggle Naught availeth
• Walt Whitman 1819–1892
  • 742 - The Imprisoned Soul
  • 743 - O Captain! My Captain!
• John Ruskin 1819–1900
  • 744 - Trust Thou Thy Love
• Ebenezer Jones 1820–1860
  • 745 - When the World is burning
• Frederick Locker-Lampson 1821–1895
  • 746 - At Her Window
• Matthew Arnold. 1822–1888
  • 747 - The Forsaken Merman
  • 748 - The Song of Callicles
  • 749 - To Marguerite
  • 750 - Requiescat
  • 751 - The Scholar-Gipsy
  • 752 - Philomela
  • 753 - Shakespeare
  • 754 - From the Hymn of Empedocles
• William Brighty Rands 1823–1880
  • 755 - The Flowers
  • 756 - The Thought
• William Philpot 1823–1889
  • 757 - Maritæ Suæ
• William (Johnson) Cory 1823–1892
  • 758 - Mimnermus in Church
  • 759 - Heraclitus
• Coventry Patmore 1823–1896
  • 760 - The Married Lover
  • 761 - 'If I were dead'
  • 762 - Departure
  • 763 - The Toys
  • 764 - A Farewell
• Sydney Dobell 1824–1874
  • 765 - The Ballad of Keith of Ravelston
  • 766 - Return!
  • 767 - A Chanted Calendar
  • 768 - Laus Deo
• William Allingham 1824–1889
  • 769 - The Fairies
• George MacDonald 1824–1905
  • 770 - That Holy Thing
• Dante Gabriel Rossetti 1828–1882
  • 771 - The Blessèd Damozel
• George Meredith 1828–1909
  • 772 - Love in the Valley
  • 773 - Phoebus with Admetus
  • 774 - Tardy Spring
  • 775 - Love's Grave
  • 776 - Lucifer in Starlight
• Alexander Smith 1829–1867
  • 777 - Love
  • 778 - Barbara
• Christina Georgina Rossetti 1830–1894
  • 779 - Bride Song
  • 780 - A Birthday
  • 781 - Song (Rossetti)
  • 782 - Twice
  • 783 - Uphill
  • 784 - Passing Away
  • 785 - Marvel of Marvels
  • 786 - Is it Well with the Child?
  • 787 - Remember
  • 788 - Aloof
  • 789 - Rest
• Thomas Edward Brown 1830–1897
  • 790 - Dora
  • 791 - Jessie
  • 792 - Salve!
  • 793 - My Garden
• Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton
• Earl of Lytton 1831–1892
  • 794 - A Night in Italy
  • 795 - The Last Wish
• James Thomson (1834–1882)
  • 796 - In the Train
  • 797 - Sunday up the River
  • 798 - Gifts
  • 799 - The Vine

800

• William Morris 1834–1896
  • 800 - Summer Dawn
  • 801 - Love is enough
  • 802 - The Nymph's Song to Hylas
• Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel 1834–1894
  • 803 - The Water-Nymph and the Boy
  • 804 - The Old
• Thomas Ashe 1836–1889
  • 805 - Meet We no Angels, Pansie?
  • 806 - To Two Bereaved
• Theodore Watts-Dunton 1836–1914
  • 807 - Wassail Chorus at the Mermaid Tavern
• Algernon Charles Swinburne 1837–1909
  • 808 - Chorus from 'Atalanta'
  • 809 - Hertha
  • 810 - Ave atque Vale
  • 811 - Itylus
• William Dean Howells b. 1837
  • 812 - Earliest Spring
• Bret Harte 1839–1902
  • 813 - What the Bullet sang
• John Todhunter 1839–1916
  • 814 - Maureen
  • 815 - Aghadoe
• Wilfrid Scawen Blunt b. 1840
  • 816 - Song (Blunt)
  • 817 - The Desolate City
  • 818 - With Esther
  • 819 - To Manon, on his Fortune in loving Her
  • 820 - St. Valentine's Day
  • 821 - Gibraltar
  • 822 - Written at Florence
  • 823 - The Two Highwaymen
• Henry Austin Dobson b. 1840
  • 824 - A Garden Song
  • 825 - Urceus Exit
  • 826 - In After Days
• Henry Clarence Kendall 1841–1882
  • 827 - Mooni
• Arthur William Edgar O'Shaughnessy 1844–1881
  • 828 - Ode
  • 829 - Song (O'Shaughnessy)
  • 830 - The Fountain of Tears
• John Boyle O'Reilly 1844–1890
  • 831 - A White Rose
• Robert Bridges b. 1844
  • 832 - My Delight and Thy Delight
  • 833 - Spirits
  • 834 - Nightingales
  • 835 - A Passer-by
  • 836 - Absence
  • 837 - On a Dead Child
  • 838 - Pater Filio
  • 839 - Winter Nightfall
  • 840 - When Death to Either shall come
• Andrew Lang 1844–1912
  • 841 - The Odyssey
• William Ernest Henley 1849–1903
  • 842 - Invictus
  • 843 - Margaritæ Sorori
  • 844 - England, My England
• Edmund Gosse b. 1849
  • 845 - Revelation
• Robert Louis Stevenson 1850–1894
  • 846 - Romance
  • 847 - In the Highlands
  • 848 - Requiem
• T. W. Rolleston. b. 1857
  • 849 - The Dead at Clonmacnois
• John Davidson 1857–1909
  • 850 - Song (Davidson)
  • 851 - The Last Rose
• William Watson b. 1858
  • 852 - Song (Watson)
  • 853 - Ode in May
  • 854 - The Great Misgiving
• Henry Charles Beeching 1859–1919
  • 855 - Prayers
  • 856 - Going down Hill on a Bicycle
• Bliss Carman b. 1861
  • 857 - Why
• Douglas Hyde b. 1861
  • 858 - My Grief on the Sea
• Arthur Christopher Benson b. 1862
  • 859 - The Phoenix
• Henry Newbolt b. 1862
  • 860 - He fell among Thieves
• Gilbert Parker b. 1862
  • 861 - Reunited
• William Butler Yeats b. 1865
  • 862 - Where My Books go
  • 863 - When You are Old
  • 864 - The Lake Isle of Innisfree
• Rudyard Kipling b. 1865
  • 865 - A Dedication
  • 866 - L'Envoi
  • 867 - Recessional
• Richard Le Gallienne b. 1866
  • 868 - Song (Le Gallienne)
  • 869 - The Second Crucifixion
• Laurence Binyon b. 1869
  • 870 - Invocation to Youth
  • 871 - O World, be Nobler
• George William Russell ('A E.'). b. 1853
  • 872 - By the Margin of the Great Deep
  • 873 - The Great Breath
• T. Sturge Moore. b. 1870
  • 874 - A Duet
• Francis Thompson 1859–1907
  • 875 - The Poppy
• Henry Cust 1861–1917
  • 876 - Non Nobis
• Katharine Tynan Hinkson b. 1861
  • 877 - Sheep and Lambs
• Frances Bannerman
  • 878 - An Upper Chamber
• Alice Meynell b. 1850
  • 879 - Renouncement
  • 880 - The Lady of the Lambs
• Dora Sigerson d. 1918
  • 881 - Ireland
• Margaret L. Woods. b. 1856
  • 882 - Genius Loci
• R. D. Blackmore. 1825–1900.
  • 883 - Dominus Illuminatio Mea

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• Anonymous
  • 1 – Cuckoo Song
  • 2 – The Irish Dancer
  • 3 – Alison
  • 4 – Spring-tide
  • 5 – Blow, Northern Wind
  • 6 – Lines from Love Letters
  • 7 – This World’s Joy
  • 8 – Our Lady’s Song
  • 9 – A Hymn to the Virgin
  • 10 – Of a rose, a lovely rose, Of a rose is al myn song.
• Robert Mannyng of Brunne
  • 11 – Praise of Women
• William Langland
  • 12 – Piers the Plowman
• John Barbour
  • 13 – Freedom
• Geoffrey Chaucer
  • 14 - The Complaint of Troilus
  • 15 - The Love Unfeigned
  • 16 - Balade
• Thomas Hoccleve
  • 17 - Lament for Chaucer
• John Lydgate
  • 18 - Vox ultima Crucis
• James I
  • 19 - Spring Song of the Birds
• Robert Henryson 1425–1500
  • 20 - Robin and Makyne
• William Dunbar 1465–1520?
  • 21 - To a Lady
  • 22 - In Honour of the City of London
  • 23 - On the Nativity of Christ
  • 24 - Lament for the Makers
• Anonymous XV–XVI Century
  • 25 - May in the Green-Wood
  • 26 - Carol
  • 27 - Towneley Plays. The Shepherds' Play, II
  • 28 - The Knight of the Grail
  • 29 - Quia Amore Langueo
  • 30 - Snatches
  • 31 - The Lover in Winter Plaineth for the Spring
  • 32 - The Nut-Brown Maid
  • 33 - Cradle Song (Anonymous)
  • 34 - As ye came from the Holy Land
  • 35 - Balow
  • 36 - The Old Cloak
• John Skelton 1460?–1529
  • 37 - To Mistress Margery Wentworth
  • 38 - To Mistress Isabell Pennell
  • 39 - To Mistress Margaret Hussey
• Stephen Hawes d. 1523
  • 40 - The True Knight
  • 41 - An Epitaph
• Thomas Wyatt
  • 42 - Forget not yet
  • 43 - The Appeal
  • 44 - A Revocation
  • 45 – Vixi Puellis Nuper Idoneus...
  • 46 - To His Lute

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• George Chapman
  • 117 - Bridal Song
• Robert Southwell
  • 118 - Of the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar
  • 119 - The Burning Babe
• Henry Constable
  • 120 - On the Death of Sir Philip Sidney
• Samuel Daniel
  • 121 - Love is a Sickness
  • 122 - Ulysses and the Siren
  • 123 - Beauty, Time, and Love
• Mark Alexander Boyd
  • 124 - Sonet
• Joshua Sylvester
  • 125 - Ubique
• Michael Drayton
  • 126 - To His Coy Love
  • 127 - The Parting
  • 128 - Sirena
  • 129 - Agincourt
  • 130 - To the Virginian Voyage
• Christopher Marlowe
  • 131 - The Passionate Shepherd to His Love
  • 132 - Her Reply
• William Shakespeare
  • 133 - Silvia
  • 134 - The Blossom
  • 135 - Spring and Winter (i)
  • 136 - Spring and Winter (ii)
  • 137 - Fairy Land (i)
  • 138 - Fairy Land (ii)
  • 139 - Fairy Land (iii)
  • 140 - Fairy Land (iv)
  • 141 - Fairy Land (v)
  • 142 - Love
  • 143 - Sweet-and-Twenty
  • 144 - Dirge
  • 145 - Under the Greenwood Tree
  • 146 - Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind
  • 147 - It was a Lover and his Lass
  • 148 - Take, O take those Lips away
  • 149 - Aubade
  • 150 - Fidele
  • 151 - Bridal Song
  • 152 - Dirge of the Three Queens
  • 153 - Orpheus
  • 154 - The Phœnix and the Turtle
  • 155 - Sonnets (i)
  • 156 - Sonnets (ii)
  • 157 - Sonnets (iii)
  • 158 - Sonnets (iv)
  • 159 - Sonnets (v)
  • 160 - Sonnets (vi)
  • 161 - Sonnets (vii)
  • 162 - Sonnets (viii)
  • 163 - Sonnets (ix)
  • 164 - Sonnets (x)
  • 165 - Sonnets (xi)
  • 166 - Sonnets (xii)
  • 167 - Sonnets (xiii)
  • 168 - Sonnets (xiv)
  • 169 - Sonnets (xv)
  • 170 - Sonnets (xvi)
  • 171 - Sonnets (xvii)
  • 172 - Sonnets (xviii)
  • 173 - Sonnets (xix)
  • 174 - Sonnets (xx)
• Richard Rowlands
  • 175 - Lullaby

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300

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400

…

• Anonymous
  • 454 - Winifreda
• Henry Carey
  • 455 - Sally in our Alley
  • 456 - A Drinking-Song

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500

...

• Alan Cunningham
  • 597 - Hame, Hame, Hame
• Leigh Hunt
  • 598 - Abou Ben Adhem
  • 599 - The Fish, the Man, and the Spirit
  • 600 - Jenny kiss'd Me

600

• John Kenyon
  • 601 - Champagne Rosée
• Thomas Love Peacock
  • 602 - Love and Age

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800

...

• Mary Elizabeth Coleridge
  • 882 – Blue and White
  • 883 – Our Lady

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900

...

• James Elroy Flecker
  • 954 - Rioupéroux
  • 955 - Hassan's Serenade
• Charles Williams
  • 956 - Night Song for a Child!
  • 957 - A Dream
• Siegfried Sassoon
  • 958 - In Me, Past, Present, Future meet
  • 959 - Everyone Sang
• Rupert Brooke
  • 960 - The Soldier
  • 961 - Clouds
• Julian Grenfell
  • 962 - Into Battle
• Wilfrid Owen
  • 963 - Anthem for Doomed Youth
• Charles Hamilton Sorley
  • 964 - The Song of the Ungirt Runners
• Edmund Blunden
  • 965 - Forefathers
  • 966 - The Survival
• R. D. Blackmore. 1825–1900.
  • 967 - Dominus Illuminatio Mea