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A Selection from the Lyrical Poems of Robert Herrick
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Piezas 115
- 10. His prayer to Ben Jonson
- 100. His last Request to Julia
- 101. The Transfiguration
- 102. Love Dislikes nothing
- 103. Upon love
- 104. To Dianeme
- 106. To Oenone
- 107. To Electra
- 109. Anthea's Retractation
- 110. Love lightly pleased
- 111. To Dianeme
- 112. Upon her eyes
- 113. Upon her feet
- 114. Upon a Delaying lady
- 118. The bubble: a song
- 12. To his book
- 120. To Silvia
- 125. A Conjuration: to Electra
- 126. To Sapho
- 127. Of love: a Sonnet
- 130. Kissing Usury
- 131. Upon the loss of his mistresses
- 133. His mistress to him at his farewell
- 134. Crutches
- 135. To Anthea
- 137. To his lovely mistresses
- 138. To Perilla
- 14. To his book
- 150. A mean in our means
- 16. The country life
- 17. To Phillis, to love and live with him
- 178. Upon man
- 179. Purposes
- 181. The watch
- 182. Upon the Detracter
- 183. On himself
- 187. The shower of blossoms
- 19. The fairies
- 195. The primrose
- 197. To daisies, not to shut so soon
- 198. To daffadils
- 20. Ceremony upon Candlemas eve
- 200. The apron of flowers
- 206. No fault in women
- 21. Ceremonies for Candlemas eve
- 210. How springs came first
- 211. To the handsome mistress grace Potter
- 212. A Hymn to the graces
- 215. Lovers how they come and part
- 217. Comfort to a youth that had lost his love
- 218. Orpheus
- 219. A Request to the graces
- 22. The Ceremonies for Candlemas day
- 220. A Hymn to Venus and Cupid
- 221. To Bacchus: a Canticle
- 223. A Canticle to Apollo
- 227. To music
- 229. To music, to Becalm his fever
- 23. Farewell frost, or welcome spring
- 230. A Thanksgiving to God, for his house
- 232. Good Precepts, or Counsel
- 233. Pray and prosper
- 234. The bell-man
- 235. Upon time
- 236. Men mind no state in Sickness
- 237. Life is the body's light
- 238. To the lady Crewe, upon the death of her child
- 24. To the maids, to walk abroad
- 241. An epitaph upon a child
- 247. To his Kinswoman, mistress Susanna Herrick
- 248. On himself
- 249. His wish to privacy
- 251. Cock-crow
- 252. To his conscience
- 253. To heaven
- 256. Grace for a child
- 257. His Litany, to the holy Spirit
- 258. To death
- 259. To his sweet Saviour
- 26. The Maypole
- 29. The bride-cake
- 33. To the Genius of his house
- 4. To his book
- 40. Oberon's feast
- 41. The beggar to Mab, the Fairy Queen
- 42. The Hag
- 46. To be merry
- 47. Upon his gray hairs
- 48. An Hymn to the Muses
- 5. To his book
- 50. His content in the country
- 51. His return to London
- 52. His desire
- 56. The Invitation
- 63. An Ode to Sir Clipsby Crew
- 65. All things decay and die
- 66. To his dying Brother, master William Herrick
- 68. The bad Season makes the poet sad
- 69. On himself
- 70. His winding-sheet
- 71. Anacreontic
- 73. On himself
- 77. The Plaudite, or end of life
- 8. To his verses
- 80. A vow to Venus
- 81. Upon love
- 82. Upon Julia's clothes
- 83. The Bracelet to Julia
- 84. Upon Julia's ribbon
- 86. Art above nature: to Julia
- 9. Not every day fit for verse
- 91. Upon Julia's hair Filled with dew
- 93. The captive bee; or, the little Filcher
- 95. How his soul came Ensnared
- 98. His Covenant or protestation to Julia