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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: godolphin, Matches Found: 28 Godolphin, Sidney Poet's Biography 28 poems available by this author A BALLET Poem Text First Line: Amarillis a late Last Line: Revived in her heart. A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A LOVER AND HIS MISTRESS Poem Text First Line: Tell me, lucinda, since my fate Last Line: Not to know what to say. Subject(s): Love - Nature Of A FAREWELL Poem Text First Line: Adieu thys is no cheape ayre Last Line: The house to give that soule more roome in itt Subject(s): Farewell; Parting A SONNET Poem Text First Line: Madam, 'tis true, your beauties move Last Line: Reward for his delight? Subject(s): Love - Unrequited CHORUS Poem Text First Line: Vain man, born to no happiness Last Line: Are since becalm'd, and feel no wind. Subject(s): Love CHORUS First Line: Doth not our chiefest bliss then lie Subject(s): Love CLORIS Poem Text First Line: Cloris, may I unhappy prove Last Line: Then may I never love thee more. Subject(s): Love CONSTANCY Poem Text First Line: Love unreturn'd, howe'er the flame Last Line: The most wisht monument. Subject(s): Fidelity; Faithfulness; Constancy ELEGIE ON D.D. Poem Text First Line: Now, by one yeare, time and our frailtie have Last Line: Of what you were, then what you are, expresse. Subject(s): Donne, John (1572-1631); Poetry & Poets EPISTLE Poem Text First Line: That you may see your letters, use Last Line: When wanton, and my verses, die. EPISTLE Poem Text First Line: Sir, when your known hand, and style, and name Last Line: That ever curate did befall. EPITAPH ON LADY RICH Poem Text First Line: Possest of all that nature could bestow Last Line: Have never honour'd any tomb than hers. Subject(s): Epitaphs HALFWAY IN LOVE Poem Text First Line: Fair friend, 'tis true, your beauties move Last Line: Reward for his delight? Variant Title(s): "fair Friend, 'tis True, Your Beauties Move""; HYMN Poem Text First Line: Lord, when the wise men came from far Last Line: Then, though we do not know, we love. Variant Title(s): Wise Men And Shepherds Subject(s): Worship LINES Poem Text First Line: Fair shadow, stay, may I for ever see Last Line: My thoughts, and in your scorn, your beauty dies. MEDITATION - REPLY Poem Text First Line: Unhappy east - not in that awe Last Line: Makes conquest of the heavenly part. Variant Title(s): Meditation ON SIR F. CAREW Poem Text First Line: No way unworthy of his fair descent Last Line: Not move thy tears, but warm thee with like flame. Subject(s): Carey, Sir Ferdinando; Death; Dead, The PSALM 137 Poem Text First Line: As by the rivers we lay down Last Line: And none shall pity their despair. PSALM 141 Poem Text First Line: Lord, hear the prayer thou dost inspire Last Line: Who these malicious dangers set. QUATRAIN Poem Text First Line: Soft and sweet airs, whose gentle gales Last Line: Whether to you they aught can owe. QUATRAIN Poem Text First Line: No more unto my thoughts appear Last Line: Too weak to be your shrine. SONG Poem Text First Line: Shepherd, we do not see our looks Last Line: I still have fear. Subject(s): Happiness; Joy; Delight SONG Poem Text First Line: Tis affection but dissembled Subject(s): Happiness; Joy; Delight SONG Poem Text First Line: Or love me less or love me more Last Line: Which for my sake you do put on. Subject(s): Happiness; Joy; Delight THOU JOY OF MY LIFE Last Line: And joy of my hart TO CHLORIS [CLORIS] Poem Text First Line: Chloris, it is not thy disdain Variant Title(s): To The Tune Of In Fayth I Cannot Keepe My Fathers Sheep TO THE KING AND QUEEN Poem Text First Line: Be all your senses blest with harmony Last Line: Diffusive, great, and in their truth, secure. TRIPLETS Poem Text First Line: Virtue, and you, so intermix that we Last Line: To see you, she is most her own reward. |
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