Collected works [sound recording].

The Concise Columbia book of poetry

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Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part / Oh Mistress mine / On my first son / At the round earth's imagined corners / Virtue / Ask me no more where Jove Bestows / Ode on the death of a favorite cat, drowned in a tub of gold fishes / Rime of the Ancient mariner / Concord hymn / Lake isle of innisfree / Non Sum Qualis Eram Bonae sub Regno Cynarae / My Papa's Waltz / Nymph's reply to the Shepherd / Gp and catch a falling star / Sun rising / Lycidas / To Althea, from prison / Sick rose / Ulysses / Eagle / Home-Thoughts, from abroad/ A narrow fellow in the grass / When you are old / Listeners

Poetry by English women : Elizabethan to Victorian

English women's poetry.

Written with a Diamond on her Window at Woodstock -- Written on a Wall at Woodstock -- Written in her French Psalter -- Doubt of Future Foes -- On Monsieur's Departure / from The Admonition by the Auctor -- Wyll and Testament / Psalm 57: Miserere Mei, Deus -- Psalm 58: Si Vere Utique -- Psalm 92: Bonum Est Confiteri -- Psalm 139: Domine, Probasti / Description of Cooke-ham / Sonnets from Pamphilia to Amphilanthus -- from The Countess of Montgomery's Urania / Prologue -- To my Dear and loving Husband -- Before the Birth of one of her Children -- letter to her Husband -- Upon the Burning of our House / Song -- Another Song / Excuse for so much writ upon my Verses -- ^ 'A Poet I am neither born, nor bred' -- Of the Theam of Love -- Natures Cook -- Dissert -- Soule, and Body -- Woman drest by Age -- Of the Animal Spirits -- Dialogue betwixt the Body and the Mind -- from The Fort or Castle of Hope -- Discourse of Beasts / Friendship's Mystery -- To my Excellent Lucasia -- Answer to another persuading a Lady to marriage -- To the Queen of Inconstancy -- Epitaph on her Son H.P. -- Lucasia, Rosania and Orinda parting at a Fountain / Love Arm'd -- Song: The Willing Mistriss -- Disappointment -- To Alexis -- To the fair Clarinda / from The Ladies Defence -- To the Ladies / On a Bashful Shepherd -- To One that asked me why I loved J.G. -- Maidenhead -- To a Proud Beauty -- In the Person of a Lady, to Bajazet

On Death -- Upon the saying that my verses were made by another / Introduction -- Letter to Daphnis -- from The Spleen -- Unequal Fetters -- Nocturnal Reverie / from The Female Advocate -- Liberty -- Emulation / To Celinda -- Expostulation -- from To one that persuades me to leave the Muses -- To Orestes -- from A Paraphrase on the Canticles / from Six Town Eclogues -- Lover -- Receipt to Cure the Vapours -- 'Between your sheets' / Womans Labour / Wish -- Dol and Roger -- Song -- Song -- Fair and Softly goes far / from Essay on Friendship -- from The Head-ache -- Sacrifice -- On Winter -- Mira's Will / from An Epistle to Lady Bowyer -- After the Small Pox -- Soliloquy on an empty Purse / On a Lady's Writing -- Tomorrow -- Washing-Day -- Rights of Woman / Verses inviting Mrs C -- to Tea -- from Colebrook Dale -- Invocation, To the Genius of Slumber / from The Bas Bleu -- Riot / Written at the Churchyard at Middleton -- On the Aphorism: 'L'Amitie est l'amour sans ailes' -- from Beachy Head -- Thirty-Eight / Grasmere -- a Fragment -- Floating Island at Hawkshead -- Thoughts on my sick-bed / Recreation -- Squire's Pew / Homes of England -- Indian Woman's Death Song / from Sonnets from the Portuguese -- To George Sand -- ^ from Casa Guidi Windows -- from Aurora Leigh

Musical Instrument / 'Again I find myself alone' -- 'What does she dream of' -- Diving -- from Retrospection / 'High waving heather' -- Plead for Me -- Remembrance -- 'No coward soul is mine' -- Stanzas / Song / from Divided -- High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire, 1571 / Scherzo -- Sunflower / Remember -- World -- From the Antique -- Echo -- In an Artist's Studio -- Birthday -- Up-Hill -- Amor Mundi -- Thread of Life / Morning -- Afternoon -- Twilight -- Midnight -- from Two Songs -- Wrestling / Renouncement -- Shepherdess -- Maternity -- Parentage -- Dead Harvest -- Chimes / Song -- Among His Books -- Gray Folk -- Villeggiature / London Poets -- Epitaph -- London Plane-Tree -- In the Mile End Road -- Old House / Other Side of a Mirror -- Moment -- In Dispraise of the Moon -- Poison Flower -- Insincere Wish Addressed to a Beggar -- Marriage -- White Woman.