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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: marlowe, christopher Matches Found: 24 Marlowe, Christopher Poet's Biography 24 poems available by this author BALLAD OF FAUSTUS; JUDGMENT OF GOD SHOWED UPON JOHN FAUSTUS Poem Text First Line: All christian men, give ear a while to me Last Line: Embrace true faith that never more decays. Subject(s): Faust EDWARD THE SECOND Poem Text First Line: My father is deceased!' come, gaveson Last Line: Be witness of my grief and innocency. [exeunt. Subject(s): Edward Ii, King Of England (1284-1327) ENGLAND'S PARNASSUS, SELS. FACE OF HELEN First Line: Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies! Subject(s): Love HERO AND LEANDER Poem Text First Line: On hellespont, guilty of true love's blood Last Line: Danged down to hell her loathsome carriage. Subject(s): Hero & Leander; Leander HERO AND LEANDER: 84 First Line: His bodie was as straight as circes wand Last Line: Though thou be faire, yet be not thine owne thrall Variant Title(s): Bod HERO AND LEANDER: 85 First Line: And as her silver body downeward went Last Line: And her all naked to his sight displayd HERO AND LEANDER: BOOK 1, SELS. Subject(s): Homosexuality HERO AND LEANDER: THE ARGUMENT OF THE FIRST SESTIAD First Line: Hero's description and her loves HERO AND LEANDER: THE ARGUMENT OF THE SECOND SESTIAD First Line: Hero of love takes deeper sense HERO THE FAIR First Line: At sestos hero dwelt. Hero the fair I WOULD NOT FACE THE ARTICLE OF DEATH Subject(s): Friendship KING EDWARD THE THIRD, SELS. First Line: Lord audley, whiles our son is in the chase Subject(s): Great Britain - History LUCAN'S FIRST BOOK, SELS. REBELLION, FROM EDWARD II First Line: Look for rebellion, look to the depos'd Last Line: With a rombelow? Subject(s): Freedom; Revolutions SPELL OF INVISIBILITY First Line: Whilst on thy head I lay my hand TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT, SELS. Subject(s): Tamerlane (1336-1404) TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT: PART 1 Poem Text First Line: From jigging veins of rhyming mother wits Last Line: ^2^ dissolve. Subject(s): Tamerlane (1336-1404); Timure (1336-144); Tamberlaine (1336-144) TAMBURLAINE THE GREAT: PART 2 Poem Text First Line: The general welcomes tamburlaine received Last Line: ^11^ evidently rizeli, a town near trebizond. Subject(s): Tamerlane (1336-1404); Timure (1336-144); Tamberlaine (1336-144) THE JEW OF MALTA Poem Text First Line: Albeit the world thinks machiavel is dead Last Line: Neither to fate nor fortune, but to heaven. [exeunt. Subject(s): Jews; Malta; Revenge; Judaism THE PASSIONATE SHEPHERD TO HIS LOVE Poem Text First Line: Come live with me and be my love Last Line: Then live with me, and be my love. Variant Title(s): The Milkmaid's Song Subject(s): Carpe Diem; Courtship; Love; Shepherds & Shepherdesses THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND DEATH OF DOCTOR FAUSTUS Poem Text First Line: Not marching in the fields of trasimene Last Line: "perpetuum.""—bullen." Subject(s): Faust TRAGEDY OF DIDO, SELS. Subject(s): Sea TRAGEDY OF EDWARD, SELS. |
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