The Complete Poems (Penguin Classics)
(a Poem Sent Me By Sir William Burlase)Against JealousyAnd Must I Sing? What Subject Shall I Choose?Another To Thomas Lord EllesmereAnother. In Defence Of Their Inconstancy. A SongAuthor Ad LibrumBartholomew Fair: Nightingale's SongBen Jonson's Grace Before King JamesBid All Profane AwayBow Both Your Heads At Once, And HeartsBuzz, Quoth The Blue-flyA Celebration Of Charis: 1. His Excuse For LovingA Celebration Of Charis: 10. Another Lady's ExceptionA Celebration Of Charis: 2. How He Saw HerA Celebration Of Charis: 3. What He SufferedA Celebration Of Charis: 4. Her TriumphA Celebration Of Charis: 5. His Discourse With CupidA Celebration Of Charis: 6. Claiming A Second Kiss By DesertA Celebration Of Charis: 7. Begging Another Kiss ...A Celebration Of Charis: 8. Urging Her Of A PromiseA Celebration Of Charis: 9. Her Man Described ... DictamenCharles Cavendish To His PosterityCharmChloridia: Song Of Zephyrus And SpringChristmas His Masque, Sels.A Crown, A Crown For Love's Bright HeadDaughters Of The Subtle FloodThe Dedication Of He King's New Cellar. To BacchusThe DreamEcho's Lament For [of] Narcissus [or, Song Of Echo]An Elegy (1)An Elegy (2)An Elegy (3)An Elegy (4)An Elegy (5)An Elegy (6)An Elegy (7)An Elegy On The Lady Jane Pawlet, Marchioness Of WintonAn EpigramAn Epigram On Sir Edward Coke When He Was Lord Chief JusticeAn Epigram On The Court PucellAn Epigram On The Prince's BirthAn Epigram On William, Lord Burleigh, Lord High TreasurerEpigram To My BooksellerAn Epigram To My Jovial Good Friend Mr Robert DoverAn Epigram To My Muse, The Lady Digby, On Her HusbandAn Epigram To The Councillor That Pleaded And Carried The CauseAn Epigram To The Queen, Then Lying InEpigram. To A Friend And SonAn Epigram. To King Charles For A Hundred Pounds He Sent MeAn Epigram. To Our Great And Good King Charles On His Anniversary DayAn Epigram. To The Honoured --, Countess Of --An Epigram. To The HouseholdAn Epigram. To The Small-poxAn Epigram. To Thomas Lord Ellesmere, Last Term He Sat ChancellorAn Epigram. To William, Earl Of Newcastle (1)An Epigram. To William, Earl Of Newcastle (2)Epigram: On Bank The UsurerEpigram: On Captain Hazard The CheaterEpigram: On Cashiered Captain SurlyEpigram: On Court - ParrotEpigram: On Lippe, The TeacherEpigram: On Mill, My Lady's WomanEpigram: On Sir John Roe (1)Epigram: On Sir Voluptuous BeastEpigram: To A FriendEpigram: To CourtlingEpigram: To Fool, Or KnaveEpigram: To Groom IdiotEpigram: To HornetEpigram: To My MuseEpigram: To One That Desired Me Not To Name HimEpigram: To Pertinax CobEpigram: To Prowl The PlagiaryEpigram: To Robert, Earl Of Salisbury (2)Epigram: To Sir CodEpigram: To Sir Sir Henry GoodyereEpigram: To Thomas, Earl Of SuffolkEpigram: To Thomas, Lord Chnacellor (egerton)Epigram: To William RoeEpigram: To William, Lord MonteagleEpistle Answering To One That Asked To Be Sealed Of The Tribe Of BenEpistle To A FriendAn Epistle To A Friend (1)An Epistle To A Friend (2)An Epistle To A Friend, To Persuade Him To The WarsEpistle To Elizabeth, Countess RutlandEpistle To Katherine, Lady AubignyAn Epistle To Master Arthur SquibAn Epistle To Master John SeldenEpistle To Mr Arthur SquibAn Epistle To Sir Edward Sackville, Now Earl Of DorsetEpistle. To My Lady CovellAn EpitaphEpitaph On Elizabeth, L.h.Epitaph On Katherine, Lady OgleEpitaph On Master Philip GrayAn Epitaph On Master Vincent CorbetEpitaph On S. P., A Child Of Queen Elizabeth's ChapelAn Epitaph, On Henry Lord Laware. To The PasserbyEpithalamionEpithalamion: Or, A Song Celebrating Nuptials Of Hierome WestonEpodeEupheme, Or The Fair Fame Of Lady Venetia DigbyAn Execration Upon VulcanAn Expostulation With Inigo JonesFair Friend, 'tis True, Your Beauties MoveFantasy [or, Song Of Night]A Fit Of Rhyme Against Rhyme [or, Rime]Freedom In Dress [or, Clerimont's Song, Or, Sweet Neglect]The Garland Of The Blessed Virgin MaryGentle Knights %know Some Measure Of Your NightsGentle Love, Be Not DismayedGive End Unto Thy Pastimes, LoveThe Gypsies Metamorphosed: Gipsy Song (1)The Gypsies Metamorphosed: Gipsy Song (2)The Gypsies Metamorphosed: Jackman's Song (1)The Gypsies Metamorphosed: Jackman's Song (2)Had Those That Dwell In Error FoulThe Haddington Masque: EpithalamionHave Men Beheld The Graces DanceHelp, Help All Tongues To Celebrate This WonderHere Follow Certain Other Verses, As Charms, To Unlock .. CruditiesHesperus' Song [or, Song To Cynthia]The Hour-glassHowe'er The Brightness May AmazeHum DrumThe Humble Petition Of Poor Ben To .. King CharlesA Hymn On The Nativity Of My SaviourA Hymn To God The FatherIf All These Cupids Now Were BlindIn AuthoremIn The Person Of Womankind (in Defense Of Their Inconstancy)It Was A Beauty That I Saw (from The New Inn)Karolin's Song [or, Love And Death]Life And DeathA Little Shrub Growing ByLord Bacon's BirthdayLove's Triumph Through Callipolis: Euclia's HymnThe Masque Of Augurs: Apollo's SongThe Masque Of Augurs: BalladMelt Earth To Sea, Sea Flow To AirMercury Vindicated: NatureMercury Vinicated, Sels.The Mind Of The Frontispiece To A BookThe Musical Strife; In A Pastoral DialogueMy Picture Left In ScotlandNano's SongNay, Nay %you Must Not StayNeptune's Triumph For The Return Of Albion, Sels.The New CryA New Year's Gift Sung To King CharlesNew Years, Expect New Gifts: Sister, Your HarpNor Yet, Nor Yet, O You In This Night BlessedNow Dian, With Her Burning FaceNow Look And See In Yonder ThroneNow, My Cunning Lady MoonNow, Now Begin To SetA Nymph's PassionO How Came Love, That Is Himself A FireO Know To End, As To BeginO Yet How Early, And Before Her TimeO, Do Wanton With Those EyesAn OdeAn OdeOdeOde AllegoricOde EnthusiasticAn Ode To HimselfOde To HimselfAn Ode To James, Earl Of DesmondOde To Sir William Sidney, On His BirthdayOde, Or Song, By All The Muses, Celebration Of Her Majesty's BirthdayOf DeathOn A RobberyOn Bawds And UsurersOn CheverilOn Cheveril The LawyerOn Chuff, Banks The Usurer's KinsmanOn Court-wormOn Don SurlyOn English MonsieurOn Giles And JoanOn GroinOn GutOn GypsyOn Honoured Poems Of His Honoured Friend Sir John BeaumontOn Lieutenant ShiftOn Lucy, Countess Of BedfordOn Margaret RatcliffeOn Mongrel EsquireOn My First DaughterOn My First SonOn Old ColtOn Playwright (1)On Playwright (2)On Poet-apeOn Reformed GamesterOn Sir Cod The PerfumedOn Sir John RoeOn Something That Walks SomewhereOn SpiesOn The Author, Work, And TranslatorOn The Famous VoyageOn The King's BirthdayOn The Magnetic LadyOn The New Hot-houseOn The New MotionOn The Right Honourable And Virtuous Lord Weston, High TreasurerOn The Same BeastOn The Town's Honest ManOn The UnionOver The Door At The Entrance Into The ApolloA Panegyre, On Happy Entrance Of James, Our Sovereign To ParliamentThe Phoenix AnalysedPleasure Reconciled To Virtue, Sels.Pleasure Reconciled To Virtue, Sels.Pleasure Reconciled To Virtue, Sels.Pleasure Reconciled To Virtue: Hymn To ComusPoetaster: Song (1)Poetaster: Song (2)Poetaster: Song (3)Poetaster: Song (4)ProludiumThe Reverse On The Back SideA Satirical ShrubThe Sinner's Sacrifice (to The Holy Trinity)So Beauty On The Waters StoodSo Breaks The Sun Earth's Rugged ChainsThe Solemn Rites Are Well BegunA SongSongSongSongA Song Of The MoonA Song Of Welcome To King CharlesSong To A GloveSong. To CeliaSong: That Women Are But Men's ShadowsSong: To CeliaA Sonnet, To The Noble Lady, The Lady Mary WrothSound, Sound AloudA Speech According To HoraceA Speech Out Of LucanA Speech Presented Unto King James At A TiltingStay, View This Stone: And, If Thou Beest Not SuchStill Turn, And Imitate The HeavenSwell Me A Bowl With Lusty WineThese, These Are TheyThink Yet How Night Doth WasteThis Motion Was Of Love BegotThose That In Blood Such Violent Pleasure HaveTo A Weak Gamester In PoetryTo AlchemistsTo All To Whom I WriteTo Alphonso [alfonso] Ferrabosco, On His BookTo Benjamin RudyerdTo Brain-hardyTo Captain HungryTo CeliaTo Censorious CourtlingTo Clement Edmonds, On His Caesar's Commentaries Observed (2)To Clement Edwards, On His Caesar's Commentaries Observed (1)To Doctor EmpiricTo Edward Allen (alleyne)To Elizabeth, Countess Of RutlandTo Esme, Lord AubignyTo Fine GrandTo Fine Lady Would-beTo Francis BeaumontTo He London Reader, On Odcombian Writer, Polytopian ThomasTo HeavenTo His Friend The Author Upon His RichardTo His Lady, Then Mistress CaryTo His Much And Worthily Esteemed Friend The AuthorTo Inigo, Marquess Would Be, A CorollaryTo John Donne (1)To John Donne (2)To King Charles And Queen Mary For Loss Of Their First-bornTo King JamesTo King JamesTo King JamesTo Lucy, Countess Of BedfordTo Lucy, Countess Of Bedford, With Mr. Donne's SatiresTo Mary, Lady Wroth (1)To Mary, Lady Wroth (2)To Master John BurgesTo MimeTo Mistress Philip SidneyTo Most Noble, And Above His Titles, Robert, Earl SomersetTo Mr Ben Jonson In His Journey, By Mr CravenTo Mr John BurgesTo Mr Jonson Upon These VersesTo Mr. Joshua SylvesterTo Mrs Alice Sutcliffe, On Her Divine MeditationsTo My BookTo My BooksellerTo My Chosen Friend, Learned Translator Of Lucan, Thomas MayTo My Dear Son, Right-learned Friend, Master Joseph RutterTo My Lord IgnorantTo My Lord The King, On The Christening His Second Son JamesTo My Mere English CensurerTo My Old Faithful Servant, And My Loving Friend Richard BromeTo My Truly-beloved Friend, Mr. Browne: On His PastoralsTo My Worthy And Honoured Friend, Mr. George ChapmanTo My Worthy Friend, Edward Filmer, On His Work PublishedTo Old-end GathererTo PenshurstTo Person GuiltyTo Person GuiltyTo PlaywrightTo Robert, Earl Of SalisburyTo SicknessTo Sir Annual TilterTo Sir Edward HerbertTo Sir Henry CaryTo Sir Henry NevilTo Sir Henry Savile [upon His Translation Of Tacitus]To Sir Horace VereTo Sir John RadcliffeTo Sir Luckless Woo-allTo Sir Ralph SheltonTo Sir Robert WrothTo Sir Thomas OverburyTo Sir Thomas Roe (1)To Sir Thomas Roe (2)To Sir William JephsonTo Susan, Countess Of MontgomeryTo The AuthorTo The Ghost Of MartialTo The Immortal Memory ... Noble Pair, Sir Lucius Cary And Sir Henry MTo The King On Is Birthday. An Epigram. November 19, 1632To The Learned CriticTo The Memory Of My Beloved Master William ShakespeareTo The Memory Of That Most Honoured Lady Jane, Countess Of ShrewsburyTo The ParliamentTo The ReaderTo The ReaderTo The Right Hon. Hierome, Lord Weston; Return From His EmbassyTo The Right Honourable, The Lord High Treasurer Of EnglandTo The Right Honourable, The Lord Treasurer Of EnglandTo The Right Noble Tom, Tell-troth Of His Travels, CoriatTo The SameTo The SameTo The SameTo The SameTo The SameTo The Same Sir CodTo The Same [benjamin Rudyerd] (2)To The Same [benjamin Rudyerd] (3)To The WorldTo The Worthy Author Mr John FletcherTo The Worthy Author On The HusbandTo Thomas Palmer On His Book 'the Sprite Of Trees And Herbs'To True SoldiersTo William CamdenTo William RoeTo William, Earl Of PembrokeThe Touchstone Of TruthVision Of Ben Jonson, On Muses Of His Friend M. DraytonVolpone: FoolsVolpone: SongVolpone: SongWhat Just Excuse Had Aged TimeWho, Virtue, Can Thy Power ForgetWhy I Write Not Of LoveEpigramMartial. Epigram 47, Book 10To A Friend, An Epigram Of HimEpode: 2. The Praises Of A Country LifeOdes Iv, 1. To VenusOf The Art Of PoetryTo Lydia. Dialogue Of Horace And LydiaKeeping Endless Holiday--Table of Poems fromPoem Finder®