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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: elizabeth, I Matches Found: 12 Barnes, Elizabeth I. 1 poems available by this author PEACE PICTURES Poem Text First Line: In a dear old - fashioned parlor Last Line: Then -- how beautiful is peace. Subject(s): Peace Elizabeth I Poet's Biography Alternate Author Name(s): Tudor, Elizabeth 11 poems available by this author AN ANSWER Poem Text First Line: Ah silly pugg, wert thou so sore afraid? Subject(s): Fortune; Raleigh, Sir Walter (1552-1618) ANSWER First Line: Ah silly pugg, wert thou so sore afraid? Last Line: The less afraid the better shalt thou spead Subject(s): Fortune; Raleigh, Sir Walter (1552-1618) LIMERICK First Line: The daughter of debate %whose discord aye doth sow ON MONSIEUR'S DEPARTURE Poem Text First Line: I grieve, and dare not show my discontent Last Line: Or die and so forget what love ere meant. Variant Title(s): Self And The Otherself Subject(s): Discontent; Farewell; Love; Dissatisfaction; Parting ON THE NOTORIOUS SPENDTHRIFT SIR ANDREW NOEL, OF BROOKE First Line: The word of denial and letter of fifty Last Line: Is that gentleman's name that will never be thrifty Subject(s): Saving And Thrift ON THE SACRAMENT First Line: He was the word that spake it SONNETT: 1 First Line: Fortune hath taken thee away, my love Last Line: No fortune base shall ever alter me THE DAUGHTER OF DEBATE Poem Text First Line: The doubt of future foes / exiles my present joy Last Line: Such change, and gape for joy. Variant Title(s): The Doubt;the Doubt Of Future Foes Subject(s): Mary, Queen Of Scots (1542-1587); Mary Stuart WRITTEN IN HER FRENCH PSALTER Poem Text First Line: No crooked leg, no bleared eye Last Line: As in the inward suspicious mind. Subject(s): Self-doubt WRITTEN ON A WALL AT WOODSTOCK Poem Text First Line: Oh fortune, thy wrestling wavering state Last Line: So god send to my foes all they have thought. Variant Title(s): Verses Written On A Shutter ... Subject(s): Prisons & Prisoners; Convicts YOUTH AND CUPID Poem Text First Line: When I was fair and young, and favour graced me Last Line: "importune me no more!" Variant Title(s): Importune Me No More Subject(s): Carpe Diem |
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