Humanism
40 poems
Humanity at the centre, knowledge, dignity: humanist poems from the Renaissance to today. Read them on Loëly.
"Where's the Poet ? Show Him ! Show Him !"
John Keats
Accurs'D Be He That First Invented War
Christopher Marlowe
Aesop
Andrew Lang
Ambition
Khalil Gibran
Christ the Man
William Henry Davies
The Collected Poems of William H. Davies
De Morte
Francis Bacon
Defamation
Rabîndranâth Tagore
Fragment
Christopher Marlowe
God
Khalil Gibran
Guiltless Heart
Francis Bacon
I Must Have Wanton Poets
Christopher Marlowe
If All the Pens That Ever Poets Held
Christopher Marlowe
Leisure
William Henry Davies
The Collected Poems of William H. Davies
Nature withheld Cassandra in the skies
Pierre de Ronsard
On Clothes
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Freedom
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Friendship
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Good and Evil
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Houses
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Religion
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Self-Knowledge
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Teaching
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On the Death of the Most Honorable Man, Roger Manwood, Soldier, Queen of the Chief Questions of Baron
Christopher Marlowe
On Work
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
Our Conquering Swords
Christopher Marlowe
Sonnet 15 - Love like a juggler
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 17 - Poor Love in chains
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 3 - Yet is there hope
Mary Wroth
Pamphilia to Amphilanthus
Sonnet 4 - Venus unto the Gods a suit did move
Mary Wroth
Pamphilia to Amphilanthus
The Divine Image
William Blake
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
The Eye
Khalil Gibran
The Face That Launch'd A Thousand Ships
Christopher Marlowe
The Good God and the Evil God
Khalil Gibran
The Interpretation of Nature
Francis Bacon
The Life of Man
Francis Bacon
The Scarecrow
Khalil Gibran
The Three Ants
Khalil Gibran
The Two Learned Men
Khalil Gibran
Who Ever Loved That Loved Not At First Sight?
Christopher Marlowe
Why I Am a Liberal
Robert Browning