Renaissance

It is most true

Sir Philip Sidney

Astrophil and Stella

00

A Sonnet to the Noble Lady, the Lady Mary Wroth

Ben Jonson

00

An Answer to Another Persuading a Lady to Marriage

Katherine Philips

00

Ask me no more

Thomas Carew

00

Crown 1

Mary Wroth

The Crown Sonnets

00

Crown 10

Mary Wroth

The Crown Sonnets

01

Crown 14

Mary Wroth

The Crown Sonnets

00

Crown 6

Mary Wroth

The Crown Sonnets

00

Crown 8

Mary Wroth

The Crown Sonnets

00

Crown Sonnet -

Mary Wroth

00

Crown Sonnet - How glowworm-like the sun

Mary Wroth

00

Crown Sonnet - My Muse, now happy

Mary Wroth

Pamphilia to Amphilanthus

00

Crown Sonnet - O! that no day

Mary Wroth

00

Crown Sonnet - When I beheld

Mary Wroth

00

Follow Your Saint

Thomas Campion

00

Fragment

Christopher Marlowe

00

His Prayer to Ben Jonson

Robert Herrick

00

I Must Have Wanton Poets

Christopher Marlowe

00

If All the Pens That Ever Poets Held

Christopher Marlowe

00

Nature withheld Cassandra in the skies

Pierre de Ronsard

00

Never Love Unless

Thomas Campion

00

Now Winter Nights Enlarge

Thomas Campion

00

On my First Son

Ben Jonson

00

Psalm 150

Mary Sidney

00

Rose-Cheeked Laura

Thomas Campion

00

song - Love a child is

Mary Wroth

00

Song - The birds do sing

Mary Wroth

00

Song – Come merry Spring

Mary Wroth

00

Song 3 - Stay, my thoughts

Mary Wroth

00

Song 4 - Sweetest love return again

Mary Wroth

00

Song 5 - Time only cause of my unrest

Mary Wroth

00

Song on May Morning

John Milton

00

Song: to Celia (Come, my Celia)

Ben Jonson

00

Sonnet - Of did I wounder

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 10 - The weary traveller who tired sought

Mary Wroth

Pamphilia to Amphilanthus

00

Sonnet 101

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 105

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 106

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 107

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 111

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 117

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 121

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 123

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 124

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 125

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 126

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 13 - famish not what you yourself gave food

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 16 - My pain, still smothered

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 17 - Poor Love in chains

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 18 - Which should I better like of, day, or night

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 19 - Come darkest night

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 20 : To Mr Lawrence

John Milton

00

Sonnet 21 - When I last saw thee,

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 22 - Cupid would needs make me a lover be

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 23 - When every one to pleasing pastime hies

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 25 -Poor eyes be blind

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 26 - Most blessed Night, the happy time for love

Mary Wroth

00

Sonnet 3 - Yet is there hope

Mary Wroth

Pamphilia to Amphilanthus

00

Sonnet 31

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

00

Sonnet 33 - How many eyes

Mary Wroth

00