Epigrams
Hero and Leander
Pyramus and Thisbe
Niobe
Naue Arsa (A Burnt Ship)
Caso dâun Muro (Fall of a Wall)
Zoppo (A Lame Beggar)
Calez and Guyana
Il Cavaliere Giovanni Wingfield
A Self-accuser
A Licentious Person
Antiquary
The Ingler
Disinherited
The Liar
Mercurius Gallo-Belgicus
Phryne
An Obscure Writer
Klockius
Martialis Castratus (Raderus)
Ralphius
Ad Autorem (Joseph Scaliger)
Ad Autorem (William Covell)
Verse letters to Friends
To Mr Rowland Woodward(âZealously my Museâ)
To Mr Rowland Woodward(âMuse notâ)
To Mr Christopher Brooke
To Mr Ingram Lister(âOf that short roll of friendsâ)
To Mr Thomas Woodward(âAt once from henceâ)
To Mr Thomas Woodward(âAll hail, sweet poetâ)
To Mr Thomas Woodward(âPregnant againâ)
To my Lord of Derby
To Mr Beaupr© Bell (1)
To Mr Beaupr© Bell (2)
To Mr Thomas Woodward(âHaste thee, harsh verseâ)
To Mr Samuel Brooke
To Mr Everard Guilpin
To Mr Rowland Woodward(âKindly I envy thy songâs perfect¯onâ)
To Mr Ingram Lister(âBlest are your north partsâ)
To Mr Rowland Woodward(âLike one who in her third widowheadâ)
To Mr Rowland Woodward(âIf, as mine is, thy life a slumber beâ)
The Storm
The Calm
To Mr Henry Wotton(âHereâs no more news than virtueâ)
To Mr Henry Wotton(âSir, more than kissesâ)
Henrico Wotton in Hibernia Belligeranti
To Sir Henry Wotton at his Going Ambassador to Venice
Amicissimo et meritissimo Ben. Ionson in âVulponemâ
To Sir Henry Goodyer
To Sir Edward Herbert at Juliers
Upon Mr Thomas Coryatâs âCruditiesâ
In eundem Macaronicon
A Letter Written by Sir Henry Goodyer and John Donnealternis vicibus
To Mr George Herbert with my Seal of the Anchor and Christ
To Mr Tilman after he had Taken Orders
De libro cum mutuaretur impresso, ... D. D. Andrews
Love Lyrics (âSongs and Sonnetsâ)
Air and Angels
The Anniversary
The Apparition
The Bait
The Blossom
Break of Day
The Broken Heart
The Canonization
Community
The Computation
Confined Love
The Curse
The Damp
The Dissolution
The Dream
The Ecstasy
The Expiration
Farewell to Love
A Fever
The Flea
The Funeral
The Good-morrow
Image and Dream
The Indifferent
To a Jet Ring Sent to me
Lecture upon the Shadow
The Legacy
Loveâs All (Loveâs Infiniteness)
Loveâs Deity
Loveâs Diet
Loveâs Exchange
Loveâs Usury
A Nocturnal upon Saint Lucyâs Day
The Message
Mummy (Loveâs Alchemy)
Negative Love
The Paradox
Platonic Love (The Undertaking)
The Primrose
The Prohibition
The Relic
Song: âGo and Catch a Falling Starâ
Song: âSweetest Love, I do not Goâ
Spring (Loveâs Growth)
The Sun Rising
The Triple Fool
TwickenhamGarden
A Valediction Forbidding Mourning
A Valediction: Of my Name in the Window
A Valediction: Of the Book
A Valediction: Of Weeping
The Will
Witchcraft by a Picture
Womanâs Constancy
Love Elegies
The Bracelet
The Comparison
The Perfume
Jealousy
Loveâs Recusant
Loveâs Pupil
Loveâs War
To his Mistress Going to Bed
Change
The Anagram
To his Mistress on Going Abroad
His Picture
On Loveâs Progress
Autumnal
Satire
Satyre 1(âAway, thou changeling, motley humoristâ)
Satyre 2(âSir, though (I thank God f
2. Annunciation
3. Nativity
4. Temple
5. Crucifying
6. Resurrection
7. Ascension
To Mrs Magdalen Herbert: Of St Mary Magdalen
Upon the Annunciation when Good Friday Fell upon the Same Day
Sonnet: âOh, to vex meâ
A Litany
Resurrection(imperfect)
Divine Meditations
1. âThou hast made meâ
2. âAs due by many titlesâ
3. âOh might those sighs and tearsâ
4. âFather, part of his double interestâ
5. âO my black soul!â
6. âThis is my playâs last sceneâ
7. âI am a little worldâ
8. âAt the round earthâs imagined cornersâ
9. âIf poisonous mineralsâ
10. âIf faithful soulsâ
11. âDeath, be not proudâ
12. âWilt thou love Godâ
Holy Sonnets
1. âAs due by many titlesâ
2. âO my black soul!â
3. âThis is my playâs last sceneâ
4. âAt the round earthâs imagined cornersâ
5. âIf poisonous mineralsâ
6. âDeath, be not proudâ
7. âSpit in my faceâ
8. âWhy are weâ
9. âWhat if this presentâ
10. âBatter my heartâ
11. âWilt thou love Godâ
12. âFather, part of his double interestâ
Verses translated for Ignatius his Conclave
Good Friday: Made as I was Riding Westward that Day
To Mr George Herbert with my Seal of the Anchor and Christ
Sonnet: âSince she whom I lovedâ
To Christ
Upon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sidney and
the Countess of Pembroke his Sister
At the Seaside, going over with the Lord Doncaster into Germany, 1619
The Lamentations of Jeremy, for the most part according to Tremellius
Hymn to God my God in my Sickness
Wedding Celebrations
Epithalamion Made at Lincolnâs Inn
An Epithalamion on the Lady Elizabeth and Frederick, Count Palatine
Eclogue and Epithalamion at the Marriage of the Earl of Somerset
Verse epistles to Patronesses
To Lady Bedford at New Yearâs Tide
To the Countess of Bedford(âReasonâ)
To Mrs Magdalen Herbert(âMad paper, stayâ)
To the Countess of Bedford(âYou have refined meâ)
To the Countess of Bedford(âHonour is so sublime perfectionâ)
To the Countess of Huntingdon
To the Countess of Bedford(âToâve written thenâ)
To the Honourable Lady the Lady Carey
To the Countess of Bedford(âYour cabinet my tombâ)
To the Countess of Bedford (begun in France)
To the Countess of Salisbury
Commemorations
Elegy: To the Lady Bedford(âYou that are sheâ)
An Elegy upon the Death of Lady Markham
An Elegy upon the Death of Mistress Bulstrode: âDeath, I recantâ
Elegy on Mistress Bulstrode[by Lady Bedford]
Elegy upon the Death of Mistress Bulstrode: âLanguage, thou art too narrowâ
Elegy on Prince Henry
Obsequies to the Lord Harington, Brother to the Countess of Bedford
A Hymn to the Saints and Marquis of Hamilton
The Anniversaries
To the Praise of the Dead and âThe Anatomyâ[by Joseph Hall]
The First Anniversary: An Anatomy of the World
A Funeral Elegy
The Harbinger to the Progress[by Joseph Hall]
The Second Anniversary: Of the Progress of the Soul
A Probable Attribution
Ignatius Loyolae _°o¨¹³©²
Dubia
Sappho to Philaenis
The Token
Variety
