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The Flower of the Mind
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- A Guiltless lady imprisoned: after Penanced
- A weary lot is thine
- A WIDOW bird
- Alexander Pope — Elegy
- Allan Cunningham — A wet sheet and a flowing sea
- An epitaph on Salathiel Pavy, a child of Queen Elizabeth’s chapel
- An hymeneal Dialogue
- Andrew Marvell — A Horatian ode upon Cromwell’s return from Ireland
- Anna Laetitia Barbauld — Life
- Anonymous — I saw my lady weep
- Anonymous — Lullaby
- Anonymous — The first carol
- Anonymous — Tom o’ Bedlam
- Aphra Behn — Song, from ABDELAZAR
- Beaumont and Fletcher — I died true
- Ben Jonson
- Ben Jonson — Charis’ triumph
- Border ballad — A Lyke-wake dirge
- Charles best — A sonnet of the moon
- Charles lamb — Hester
- Cherry-Ripe
- Child of a day
- Childhood
- Christopher Marlowe — The passionate shepherd to his love
- Come away
- Corinna’s going a-Maying
- Corruption
- Death
- Dirge
- Dirge for the year
- Dress
- Earl MARCH
- Edmund Spenser — Easter
- Edmund Waller — The rose
- Elegiac stanzas
- Epitaph
- Epitaph on Elizabeth L. H
- Epithalamion
- Fairies
- Fancy
- Follow
- Follow your saint
- Francis Beaumont — On the tombs in Westminster Abbey
- Fresh spring
- Full fathom five
- George Herbert — Holy Baptism
- George Noel Gordon, Lord Byron — The Isles of Greece
- George Peele — Farewell to arms
- George Wither — Sleep, baby, sleep!
- Grace for a child
- Hame, hame, hame
- Hartley Coleridge — She is not fair
- Her Backed bower
- Hymn to Diana
- Hymn to God the father
- Hymn to the light
- Il Penseroso
- In earth, dirge from Vittoria Corombona
- In silks
- Ingrateful beauty threatened
- Invocation to echo, from Comus
- Invocation to Sabrina, from Comus
- It is a beauteous evening, calm and free
- James Graham, Marquis of Montrose — The Vigil of death
- James Shirley — Equality
- Jealousy
- John Donne — This happy dream
- John Fletcher — Invocation to sleep, from Valentinian
- John Keats — La belle dame sans Merci
- John Lyly — The spring
- John Milton — Hymn on Christ’s nativity
- John Webster — Song from the Duchess of Malfi
- Joseph Addison — Hymn
- Joshua Sylvester — Were I as base
- Kiss
- L’ALLEGRO
- Last sonnet
- Laura
- Life
- Like as a ship
- Love
- Love’s horoscope
- Love’s secret
- Lucasta
- Lycidas
- MADRIGAL I
- MADRIGAL Ii
- Michael Drayton — Since there’s no help
- Misery
- Music’s Duel
- My spotless love
- Nathaniel field — Matin song
- O friend! I know not
- Ode on a Grecian urn
- Ode on Intimations of Immortality from — Recollections of early childhood
- Ode to a nightingale
- Ode to autumn
- Ode to heaven
- Ode to melancholy
- Ode to Psyche
- Ode to the west wind
- On first looking into Chapman’s Homer
- On his Blindness
- On his deceased wife
- On MR. G. Herbert’s book
- On my first daughter
- On Shakespeare
- On the Extinction of the Venetian republic
- Quem Vidistis Pastores, Etc. — A Hymn of the nativity, sung by the shepherds
- Rarely, rarely comest thou
- Richard Barnefield — The nightingale
- Richard Crashaw — On a prayer-book sent to Mrs. M. R
- Richard Lovelace — To Lucasta on going to the wars
- Robert burns — To a mouse
- Robert Greene — Fawnia
- Rosaline
- Samuel Daniel — Sleep
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge — Kubla Khan
- Scottish ballads — Helen of Kirconnell
- Sephestia’s song to her child
- Sir Francis Kynaston — To Cynthia, on Concealment of her beauty
- Sir Patrick Spens
- Sir Philip Sidney — True love
- Sir Walter Raleigh — Verses before death
- Sir Walter Scott — Proud Maisie
- Sir William Davenant — Morning
- Sleep
- Sleep, silence’ child
- Song
- Song
- Song from the Devil’s law-case
- Song on may morning
- Stanzas written in Dejection near Naples
- Stepping westward
- Surprised by joy
- Sweet content
- Sweet judge
- Sweet William and may Margaret
- The Attendant spirit, from Comus
- The Childless father
- The Collar
- The DEFINITION of love
- The dowie Dens of Yarrow
- The eclipse
- The farewell
- The flaming heart
- The funeral
- The garden
- The gentle south
- The INVITATION, to Jane
- The maid of Neidpath
- The moon
- The night
- The nymph complaining of the death of her fawn
- The Pet lamb
- The picture of T. C. In a PROSPECT of flowers
- The Piper
- The PULLEY
- The question
- The Recollection
- The retreat
- The RIME of the ancient Mariner
- The rose
- The solitary Reaper
- The solitary shepherd’s song
- The two spirits
- The waning moon
- The wife of Usher’s well
- The world
- The world of light
- Thomas Campbell — Hohenlinden
- Thomas Campion — Kind are her answers
- Thomas Carew — Song
- Thomas Dekker — Lullaby
- Thomas Heywood — Good-morrow
- Thomas lodge — Rosalynd’s MADRIGAL
- Thomas Nash — Spring
- Thomas Randolph — His mistress
- Thoughts of a Briton on the Subjugation of Switzerland
- Three years she grew
- ’Tis said that some have died for love
- To a Skylark
- To Althea, from prison
- To Amarantha
- To Bacchus
- To daffodils
- To daisies, not to shut so soon
- To H. C
- To meadows
- To my INCONSTANT mistress
- To Primroses
- To sleep
- To the moon
- To the morning
- To the muses
- To the night
- To the nightingale
- To Toussaint L’Ouverture
- To violets
- Unkindness
- Upon Westminster Bridge, Sept. 3, 1802
- Virtue
- Walter savage Landor — Rose Aylmer
- Wat’red was my wine
- Western wind
- When I have borne in memory
- When thou must home
- Wild with weeping
- William Blake — The land of dreams
- William Cowper — Lines on RECEIVING his mother’s picture
- William Drummond of Hawthornden — Song
- William Shakespeare — 1564–1616
- Wishes to his SUPPOSED mistress
- With ships the sea was sprinkled
- Youth and age