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William Alexander1
Anonymous11
A L. Barbauld1
Anne Barnard1
Richard Barnfield1
Francis Beaumont1
William Blake2
Elizabeth Barrett Browning1
Robert Burns11
Lord Byron8
Thomas Campbell10
Thomas Carew1
Henry Carey1
Lewis Carroll1
Colley Cibber1
H. Coleridge1
Samuel Taylor Coleridge2
Collins1
William Collins3
Henry Constable1
Abraham Cowley1
William Cowper6
Richard Crashaw1
A. Cunningham1
Samuel Daniel1
Edward de Vere1
Thomas Dekker1
Emily Dickinson446
- 'T was later when the summer went1890
- "Troubled About Many Things."1890
- A Book1890
- A Book1896
- A charm invests a face1891
- A clock stopped -- not the mantel's1896
- A Country Burial1891
- A Day1890
- A death-blow is a life-blow to some1891
- A dew sufficed itself1896
- A light exists in spring1896
- A little road not made of man1890
- A Man1896
- A modest lot, a fame petite1896
- A murmur in the trees to note1896
- A poor torn heart, a tattered heart1891
- A Portrait1896
- A Prayer1891
- A Rose1896
- A Service of Song1890
- A shady friend for torrid days1891
- A sickness of this world it most occasions1896
- A Snake1896
- A Syllable1896
- A Tempest1891
- A thought went up my mind to-day1891
- A throe upon the features1891
- A Thunder-storm1891
- A toad can die of light!1896
- A train went through a burial gate1890
- A Well1896
- A Word1896
- A wounded deer leaps highest1890
- Adrift! A little boat adrift!1896
- Afraid? Of whom am I afraid?1890
- Aftermath1896
- Almost!1890
- Along the Potomac1890
- Alpine Glow1896
- Alter? When the hills do1890
- Angels in the early morning1890
- Apocalypse1890
- Apotheosis1890
- April1891
- As by the dead we love to sit1891
- As children bid the guest good-night1890
- As imperceptibly as grief1891
- Asleep1896
- Aspiration1896
- Astra Castra1890
- At half-past three a single bird1891
- At Home1891
- At least to pray is left, is left1891
- At Length1891
- Aurora1896
- Autumn1890
- Because I could not stop for Death1890
- Beclouded1890
- Before the ice is in the pools1896
- Belshazzar had a letter1890
- Bequest1890
- Bless God, he went as soldiers1896
- By the Sea1891
- Called Back1891
- Charlotte Brontë's Grave1896
- Childish Griefs1896
- Choice1891
- Cobwebs1896
- Cocoon1896
- Compensation1891
- Consecration1896
- Contrast1896
- Could I but ride indefinite1896
- Dawn1890
- Dawn1896
- Day's Parlor1891
- Dead1896
- Death1896
- Death and Life1890
- Death is a dialogue between1890
- Deed1891
- Delight becomes pictorial1891
- Desire1896
- Disenchantment1896
- Dreams1896
- Drowning is not so pitiful1896
- Dying1890
- Dying1896
- Each that we lose takes part of us1896
- Emancipation1890
- Ending1896
- Enough1891
- Epitaph1891
- Escape1891
- Essential oils are wrung1891
- Eternity1896
- Evening1896
- Except the heaven had come so near1891
- Except to heaven, she is nought1890
- Exclusion1890
- Experience1896
- Experiment to me1891
- Faith is a fine invention1891
- Far from love the Heavenly Father1896
- Farewell1896
- Father, I bring thee not myself1896
- Few get enough, -- enough is one1896
- Fire1896
- Following1891
- Forbidden fruit a flavor has1896
- Forgotten1896
- Frequently the woods are pink1891
- Friends1896
- Fringed Gentian1891
- From the Chrysalis1890
- Ghosts1891
- Given in marriage unto thee1896
- Glee! The great storm is over!1890
- Going1891
- Going to heaven!1891
- Gone1891
- Good night! which put the candle out?1891
- Gossip1891
- Griefs1896
- Have you got a brook in your little heart1890
- He put the belt around my life1891
- He touched me, so I live to know1896
- Heart not so heavy as mine1891
- Heart, we will forget him!1896
- Heaven is what I cannot reach!1896
- High from the earth I heard a bird1896
- Hope1896
- Hope is the thing with feathers1891
- How dare the robins sing1896
- How still the bells in steeples stand1896
- Hunger1891
- I asked no other thing1890
- I breathed enough to learn the trick1896
- I bring an unaccustomed wine1891
- I died for beauty, but was scarce1890
- I felt a funeral in my brain1896
- I found the phrase to every thought1891
- I gained it so1891
- I Had a Guinea Golden1896
- I had no time to hate, because1890
- I have a king who does not speak1896
- I have no life but this1891
- I have not told my garden yet1891
- I know a place where summer strives1891
- I know that he exists1891
- I lived on dread; to those who know1891
- I many times thought peace had come1891
- I meant to find her when I came1896
- I never lost as much but twice1890
- I never saw a moor1890
- I noticed people disappeared1891
- I read my sentence steadily1891
- I reason, earth is short1890
- I shall know why, when time is over1890
- I taste a liquor never brewed1890
- I think just how my shape will rise1891
- I went to heaven1891
- I went to thank her1890
- I wish I knew that woman's name1896
- I wonder if the sepulchre1896
- I worked for chaff, and earning wheat1896
- I’m Nobody! Who are you?1891
- I've got an arrow here1896
- I've seen a dying eye1890
- If anybody's friend be dead1891
- If I can stop one heart from breaking1890
- If I may have it when it's dead1896
- If I should die1891
- If I should n't be alive1890
- If the foolish call them 'flowers,'1896
- If you were coming in the fall1890
- Immortal is an ample word1896
- Immortality1896
- In a Library1890
- In lands I never saw, they say1891
- In Shadow1891
- In the Garden1891
- In Vain1890
- Indian Summer1890
- Invisible1896
- Is bliss, then, such abyss1896
- Is Heaven a physician?1891
- It can't be summer, -- that got through1891
- It was not death, for I stood up1891
- It was too late for man1890
- Joy in Death1896
- Lay this laurel on the one1891
- Let down the bars, O Death!1891
- Life, and Death, and Giants1896
- Life's Trades1896
- Like mighty footlights burned the red1891
- Longing1896
- Look back on time with kindly eyes1890
- Lost1890
- Lost Faith1896
- Lost Joy1896
- Love1896
- Love's Baptism1890
- Love's Humility1896
- Loyalty1896
- March1896
- May-flower1890
- Me! Come! My dazzled face1896
- Melodies Unheard1891
- Memorials1891
- Mine1890
- Morning is the place for dew1896
- Morns like these we parted1891
- Mother Nature1891
- Much madness is divinest sense1890
- My Country's Wardrobe1891
- My Cricket1891
- My Rose1891
- Nature rarer uses yellow1891
- Nature's Changes1896
- New feet within my garden go1890
- Not any higher stands the grave1896
- Not with a club the heart is broken1896
- November1891
- Numen Lumen1896
- Old-fashioned1891
- On the bleakness of my lot1896
- On this long storm the rainbow rose1890
- One dignity delays for all1890
- Our share of night to bear1890
- Out of the Morning1891
- Parting1896
- Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower?1890
- Philosophy1896
- Playmates1890
- Pompless no life can pass away1891
- Poor little heart!1896
- Portraits are to daily faces1891
- Possession1891
- Power1896
- Prayer1891
- Precedence1891
- Presentiment is that long shadow on the lawn1890
- Problems1891
- Proof1890
- Psalm of the Day1890
- Purple Clover1890
- Real1890
- Real Riches1896
- Refuge1890
- Remembrance1896
- Remorse1891
- Renunciation1890
- Requiem1891
- Resurgam1890
- Resurrection1890
- Reticence1896
- Retrospect1896
- Returning1891
- Rouge Et Noir1890
- Rouge Gagne1890
- Safe in their alabaster chambers1890
- Satisfied1896
- Saturday Afternoon1896
- Saved!1891
- Secrets1891
- Setting Sail1890
- She sweeps with many-colored brooms1891
- She went as quiet as the dew1890
- Shipwreck1891
- Sight1891
- Simplicity1891
- Sleep is supposed to be1890
- Sleeping1896
- So bashful when I spied her1890
- So proud she was to die1896
- Some, too fragile for winter winds1891
- Song1896
- Storm1891
- Success1890
- Summer Shower1890
- Summer's Armies1890
- Summer's Obsequies1891
- Sunset1891
- Sunset1896
- Superfluous were the sun1896
- Superiority to Fate1896
- Surgeons must be very careful1891
- Surrender1890
- Suspense1890
- Sweet hours have perished here1896
- Talk with prudence to a beggar1891
- Thanksgiving Day1896
- That such have died enables us1896
- The Balloon1896
- The Bat1896
- The Battle-field1891
- The Bee1890
- The bee is not afraid of me1890
- The Blue Jay1891
- The Bluebird1891
- The bone that has no marrow1896
- The Book of Martyrs1890
- The Brain1896
- The brain within its groove1890
- The bustle in a house1890
- The butterfly's assumption-gown1890
- The Butterfly's Day1891
- The Coming of Night1896
- The Contract1891
- The daisy follows soft the sun1890
- The distance that the dead have gone1896
- The Duel1891
- The dying need but little, dear1896
- The farthest thunder that I heard1896
- The First Lesson1890
- The Forgotten Grave1891
- The Funeral1890
- The Goal1891
- The Grass1890
- The grave my little cottage is1896
- The heart asks pleasure first1890
- The Hemlock1890
- The Humming-bird1891
- The Inevitable1896
- The Journey1891
- The Juggler of Day1891
- The last night that she lived1890
- The Letter1891
- The Lonely House1890
- The Lost Jewel1891
- The Lost Thought1896
- The Lovers1891
- The Martyrs1891
- The Master1896
- The Monument1896
- The Moon1896
- The moon is distant from the sea1891
- The Mountain1890
- The Mushroom1891
- The Mystery of Pain1890
- The nearest dream recedes, unrealized1891
- The one that could repeat the summer day1891
- The only ghost I ever saw1891
- The Oriole1891
- The Oriole's Secret1891
- The Outlet1890
- The Past1896
- The pedigree of honey1890
- The Preacher1891
- The Railway Train1891
- The Rat1891
- The Return1891
- The Robin1891
- The Sea1891
- The Sea of Sunset1890
- The Secret1890
- The Shelter1891
- The Show1891
- The Sleeping Flowers1891
- The Snake1891
- The Snow1891
- The soul should always stand ajar1896
- The soul unto itself1891
- The Soul's Storm1896
- The Spider1891
- The Spirit1896
- The stimulus, beyond the grave1896
- The Storm1891
- The Sun's Wooing1891
- The Test1891
- The thought beneath so slight a film1891
- The Tulip1896
- The Waking Year1896
- The way I read a letter 's this1891
- The White Heat1891
- The Wife1890
- The Wind1890
- The Wind1896
- The Wind's Visit1891
- The Woodpecker1896
- Their height in heaven comforts not1891
- There is a shame of nobleness1891
- There's a certain slant of light1890
- There's been a death in the opposite house1896
- They say that 'time assuages,'1896
- They won't frown always, -- some sweet day1896
- Thirst1896
- This merit hath the worst1891
- This was in the white of the year1896
- This world is not conclusion1896
- Three weeks passed since I had seen her1896
- Till the End1891
- Time's Lesson1891
- To fight aloud is very brave1890
- To hang our head ostensibly1896
- To help our bleaker parts1896
- To know just how he suffered would be dear1890
- To learn the transport by the pain1891
- To lose thee, sweeter than to gain1896
- To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee1896
- To March1896
- To my quick ear the leaves conferred1896
- To venerate the simple days1896
- Too Late1890
- Too Much1891
- Transplanted1890
- Triumph1891
- Triumphant1891
- Trying to Forget1896
- Two swimmers wrestled on the spar1890
- Two Voyagers1891
- Two Worlds1890
- Undue significance a starving man attaches1891
- Unreturning1890
- Unto my books so good to turn1891
- Unwarned1896
- Upon the gallows hung a wretch1896
- Vanished1891
- Ventures1896
- Victory comes late1891
- Void1891
- Waiting1896
- Water is taught by thirst1896
- We cover thee, sweet face1896
- We learn in the retreating1896
- We never know we go, -- when we are going1896
- We outgrow love like other things1896
- We play at paste1891
- Wedded1896
- What if I say I shall not wait?1891
- What inn is this1891
- What soft, cherubic creatures1896
- When I hoped I feared1891
- Where every bird is bold to go1896
- Whether my bark went down at sea1890
- Who has not found the heaven below1896
- Who robbed the woods1891
- Who?1896
- Why?1890
- Wild nights! Wild nights!1891
- With a Flower1890
- With a Flower1896
- With Flowers1891
- With Flowers1896
- Your riches taught me poverty1891
Michael Drayton1
William Drummond7
John Dryden2
Jane Elliott1
John Fletcher1
John Gay1
Oliver Goldsmith1
Robert Graham1
Thomas Gray8
George Herbert1
Robert Herrick7
Thomas Heywood1
Thomas Hood3
A. E. Housman63
- _ Clunton and Clunbury1896
- 'Tis time, I think by Wenlock town1896
- "Farewell to barn and stack and tree1896
- "Is my team ploughing1896
- "Terence, this is stupid stuff:1896
- Along the fields as we came by1896
- As through the wild green hills of Wyre1896
- Be still, my soul, be still; the arms you bear are brittle1896
- Bredon Hill (1)1896
- Bring, in this timeless grave to throw1896
- Far in a western brookland1896
- From far, from eve and morning1896
- Hughley Steeple1896
- I Hoed and trenched and weeded1896
- If it chance your eye offend you1896
- If truth in hearts that perish1896
- In my own shire, if I was sad1896
- Into my heart an air that kills1896
- It nods and curtseys and recovers1896
- Loitering with a vacant eye1896
- Look not in my eyes, for fear1896
- Loveliest of trees, the cherry now1896
- March1896
- Now hollow fires burn out to black1896
- Oh fair enough are sky and plain1896
- Oh see how thick the goldcup flowers1896
- Oh, when I was in love with you1896
- On moonlit heath and lonesome bank1896
- On the idle hill of summer1896
- On Wenlock Edge the wood's in trouble1896
- On your midnight pallet lying1896
- Others, I am not the first1896
- Reveille1896
- Say, lad, have you things to do?1896
- Shot? so quick, so clean an ending?1896
- A Shropshire Lad I1896
- The Carpenter's Son1896
- The Day of Battle1896
- The Immortal Part1896
- The Isle of Portland1896
- The lads in their hundreds to Ludlow come in for the fair1896
- The Lent Lily1896
- The Merry Guide1896
- The New Mistress1896
- The Recruit1896
- The street sounds to the soldiers' tread1896
- The True Lover1896
- The Welsh Marches1896
- The winds out of the west land blow1896
- There pass the careless people1896
- Think no more, lad; laugh, be jolly:1896
- This time of year a twelvemonth past1896
- To an Athlete Dying Young1896
- Twice a week the winter thorough1896
- Westward on the high-hilled plains1896
- When I came last to Ludlow1896
- When I was one-and-twenty1896
- When I watch the living meet1896
- When smoke stood up from Ludlow1896
- When the lad for longing sighs1896
- White in the moon the long road lies1896
- With rue my heart is laden1896
- You smile upon your friend to-day1896
Ben Jonson2
John Keats11
Charles Lamb3
Thomas Lodge1
John Logan1
Richard Lovelace3
John Lyly1
Christopher Marlowe1
Andrew Marvell3
W. J. Mickle1
John Milton11
Thomas Moore5
Anthony Munday1
Carolina Nairne1
Thomas Nashe1
Ambrose Philips1
Edgar Allan Poe44
- A Dream1845
- A Dream Within A Dream1845
- A Valentine1845
- Al Aaraaf1845
- Alone1845
- An Enigma1845
- Annabel Lee1849
- Bridal Ballad1845
- Dreamland1845
- Eldorado1845
- Eulalie1845
- Evening Star1845
- Fairyland1845
- For Annie1845
- Hymn1845
- Hymn To Aristogeiton And Harmodius1845
- Imitation1845
- Lenore1845
- Romance1845
- Silence1845
- Song1845
- Sonnet--To Science1845
- Spirits Of The Dead1845
- Tamerlane1845
- The Bells1845
- The City In The Sea1845
- The Coliseum1845
- The Conqueror Worm1845
- The Forest Reverie1845
- The Haunted Palace1845
- The Lake1845
- The Raven1845
- The Sleeper1845
- The Valley Of Unrest1845
- The Village Street1845
- To F--1845
- To Helen1845
- To Isadore1845
- To My Mother1845
- To One In Paradise1845
- To The River1845
- To Zante1845
- To----1845
- Ulalume1845
Alexander Pope1
Matthew Prior1
Samuel Rogers2
Walter Scott12
Charles Sedley2
G. Sewell1
William Shakespeare167
- A Madrigal1609
- A Sea Dirge1609
- Blow, blow, thou winter wind1609
- Carpe Diem1609
- Dirge of Love1609
- Fidele1609
- It was a lover and his lass1609
- Love's Perjuries1609
- Madrigal1609
- Madrigal1609
- Sonnet 11609
- Sonnet 21609
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- Time and Love1609
- Under the greenwood tree1609
- Winter1609
Percy Bysshe Shelley22
- A Dream of the Unknown1820
- A Lament1820
- A widow bird sate mourning for her Love1820
- Hymn to the Spirit of Nature1820
- I fear thy kisses, gentle maiden1820
- Invocation1820
- Lines to an Indian Air1820
- Love's Philosophy1820
- Music, when soft voices die1820
- Ode to the West Wind1820
- One word is too often profaned1820
- Ozymandias1818
- Stanzas Written in Dejection Near Naples1820
- The Flight of Love1820
- The Invitation1820
- The Poet's Dream1820
- The Recollection1820
- To a Lady, with a Guitar1820
- To a Skylark1820
- To the Moon1820
- To the Night1820
- Written in the Euganean Hills, North Italy1820
James Shirley2
Philip Sidney1
Robert Southey2
Edmund Spenser1
John Suckling1
Joshua Sylvester1
James Thomson2
Henry Vaughan1
Edmund Waller2
John Webster1
Walt Whitman2
George Wither1
C. Wolfe1
William Wordsworth40
- A Lesson1807
- A slumber did my spirit seal1807
- Admonition to a Traveller1807
- By the Sea1807
- Composed at Neidpath Castle, the Property of Lord Queensberry1807
- Desideria1807
- England and Switzerland1807
- I travell'd among unknown men1807
- London, Mdcccii1807
- My heart leaps up when I behold1807
- Nature and the Poet1807
- Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood1807
- Ode to Duty1807
- On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic1807
- Ruth: or the Influences of Nature1807
- She was a phantom of delight1807
- Simon Lee the Old Huntsman1807
- The Affliction of Margaret1807
- The Daffodils1807
- The Education of Nature1807
- The Fountain1807
- The Green Linnet1807
- The Inner Vision1807
- The Lost Love1807
- The Reaper1807
- The Reverie of Poor Susan1807
- The Same1807
- The Two April Mornings1807
- The World is too much with us; late and soon1807
- To a Distant Friend1807
- To Sleep1807
- To the Cuckoo1807
- To the Daisy1807
- To the Highland Girl of Inversneyde1807
- To the Skylark1807
- Upon Westminster Bridge1807
- When I have borne in memory what has tamed1807
- Within King's College Chapel, Cambridge1807
- Written in Early Spring1807
- Yarrow Visited1807