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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: TROUBADOURS Matches Found: 47 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` BEHOLD THE MEADS, by GUILLAUME DE POITIERS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Behold the meads are green again Last Line: And silken robes and miniver! Alternate Author Name(s): William Ix, Count Of Poitiers; Guilhem Ix Of Poitiers Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers DAME GUILLELMA, SEVERAL KNIGHTS TRAVELLING BY DARK, by LANFRANCS CIGALA Poem Source Last Line: But, by any means available, I challenge you to conquer me Subject(s): Courtship; Troubadours ELIAS CAIREL, I WANT TO KNOW, by ISABELLA Poem Source Last Line: So tell me, and don't be afraid, %that I may judge her worth and her intelligence Subject(s): Troubadours; Unfaithfulness FINE JOY BRINGS ME GREAT HAPPINESS, by DIA Poem Source Last Line: Beware, or grief will bring you low Subject(s): Troubadours FRIEND LANFRANCS, AS I SEE IT HE DID BEST, by GUILLELMA DE ROSERS Poem Source Last Line: That with a woman's subtlety %I'll ward off the most covetous design Subject(s): Courtship; Troubadours FRIEND, BECAUSE OF YOU I'M FILLED, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Friend, I'd happily believe you %if you'd be forever faithful Subject(s): Fidelity; Troubadours FRIEND, IF YOU HAD SHOWN CONSIDERATION, by CASTELLOZA Poem Source Last Line: I'll be in my grave, and you'll be cruelly blamed Subject(s): Courtship; Troubadours GOD KNOWS I SHOULD HAVE HAD MY FILL OF SONG, by CASTELLOZA Poem Source Last Line: For I live on kindness, %faith and constant courage Subject(s): Love - Unrequited; Troubadours GOOD LADY, SO DEEPLY DO I CARE FOR YOU, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And it won't change, though his love remain unpaid Subject(s): Troubadours GUI D'USESEL, BECAUSE OF YOU I'M QUITE DISTRAUGHT, by MARIA DE VENTADORN Poem Source Last Line: Because the lover doesn't owe her anything that doesn't bear love's name Subject(s): Love; Troubadours I THRIVE ON YOUTH AND JOY, by DIA Poem Source Last Line: Please, grant me your protection Subject(s): Love; Troubadours I'D BE ENCOURAGED IF I LIKED WHAT I COMPOSE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Alas! I can't go on with this for long Subject(s): Troubadours I'D LIKE TO BE A LOMBARD FOR LOMBARDA, by BARNAT ARNAUT Poem Source Last Line: Don't let that good-for-nothing %break the love that binds us Subject(s): Love; Troubadours I'M GLAD I WASN'T CALLED BERNARDA FOR BERNART, by LOMBARDA Poem Source Last Line: For it's house and hearth %are hid, and you won't tell Subject(s): Troubadours I'VE LATELY BEEN IN GREAT DISTRESS, by DIA Poem Source Last Line: That you swear to do my bidding Subject(s): Troubadours IF I SEEK YOUR ADVICE, PRETTY FRIEND ALAMANDA, by ALAMANDA Poem Source Last Line: I'll gladly do so, but when she's given you her love again, %don't take back yours Subject(s): Love; Troubadours IF YOU KNEW MY MIND, SWEET HANDSOME FRIEND, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: And it grieves me that we've been so long apart Subject(s): Absence; Troubadours LADY ALASI AND LADY ISELDA, by CARENZA Poem Source Last Line: That when I leave he place me by your side Subject(s): Marriage; Troubadours LADY ALMUCS, WITH YOUR PERMISSION, by ISEUT DE CAPIO Poem Source Last Line: That he'll refrain from doing further injury Subject(s): Forgiveness; Troubadours LADY CARENZA OF THE LOVELY, GRACIOUS BODY, by ALAIS Poem Source Last Line: And it's too anguishing to be a wife Subject(s): Marriage; Troubadours LADY ISEUT, IF HE SHOWED SOME CONTRITION, by ALMUCS DE CASTELNAU Poem Source Last Line: Still, if you can get him to repent his perfidy %you'll have no trouble in converting me Subject(s): Forgiveness; Troubadours LADY MARIA, IN YOUR MERIT IN DISTINCTION, by BIEIRIS DE ROMANS Poem Source Last Line: For in you are gaiety and happiness, %and all good things one could ask of a woman Subject(s): Homosexuality; Troubadours LADY, SUCH IS LOVE'S NATURE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Lady, you shall have me faithful: %henceforth I'll think exclusively of you Subject(s): Fidelity; Troubadours LAUZENGIERS AND THE DECEITFUL SPIES, by CLARA D'ANDUZA Poem Source Last Line: I weep and I sigh; and I can't make music %with the strophes that my heart will not supply Subject(s): Courtship; Troubadours MADRIGAL, by RAY CLARKE ROSE Poem Text First Line: The troubadours sing merrily Last Line: Will dolly, in her gingham gown! Subject(s): Man-woman Relationships; Troubadours; Male-female Relations; Minnesingers MAIDEN, I HAVE EVERY REASON TO BE CRUEL, by UNKNOWN Poem Source Last Line: Let you be the guardian between us two %and stay beside whichever goes astray Subject(s): Troubadours NO MARVEL IS IT, by BERNART DE VENTADORN Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: No marvel it is if I sing Last Line: "but fear is his undoing" Alternate Author Name(s): Bernard De Ventadour Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers NOW WE ARE COME TO THE COLD TIME, by AZALAI DE PORCAIRAGES Poem Source Last Line: Whose guides are youth and joy Subject(s): Troubadours OF THINGS I'D RATHER KEEP IN SILENCE I MUST SING, by DIA Poem Source Last Line: But above all, messenger, make him comprehend %that too much pride has undone many men Subject(s): Love - Unrequited; Troubadours REPLY TO GARSENDA DE FORCALQUIER, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Good lady, it's your rank that makes me shudder Last Line: For noble deeds, as much as words, deserve your grace Subject(s): Love; Troubadours REPLY TO ISABELLA, by ELIAS CAIREL Poem Source First Line: My lady isabella, in those days Last Line: Therefore, I don't dare speak of my desire Subject(s): Troubadours RESPONSE TO DOMNA H., by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Lady, the one who disobeyed %his lady was a fool Last Line: Has sent lady cupidity away Subject(s): Troubadours ROSIN, TELL ME FROM THE HEART, by DOMNA H. Poem Source Last Line: A crime, and let my lady %agnesina say what she may Subject(s): Troubadours RUDEL TO THE LADY OF TRIPOLI, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I know a mount, the gracious sun perceives Last Line: Pilgrim dear! Subject(s): Infatuation; Troubadours; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 1, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Who will, may hear sordello's story told Last Line: The veritable business of mankind. Subject(s): Italy; Troubadours; Italians; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 2, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The woods were long austere with snow: at last Last Line: And nodded that the bull-bait might begin. Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 3, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: And the font took them: let our laurels lie! Last Line: And you shall hear sordello's story told. Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 4, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Meantime ferrara lay in rueful case Last Line: Finish the dream grown from the archer's tale. Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 5, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Is it the same sordello in the dusk Last Line: No longer: these in compass, forward fate! Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers SORDELLO: BOOK 6, by ROBERT BROWNING Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The thought of eglamor's least like a thought Last Line: Who would has heard sordello's story told. Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers SWEET HANDSOME FRIEND, I CAN TELL YOU TRULY, by TIBORS Poem Source Last Line: That I felt joy until you had come back; %nor - Subject(s): Desire; Troubadours THE DEATH OF GEOFFREY RUDEL, THE TROUBADOUR, by ROWLAND EYLES EGERTON-WARBURTON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Her wandering pilgrims, from the syrian shore Last Line: Bore his chaste spirit to the realms above. Alternate Author Name(s): Egerton-warburton, R. E. Subject(s): Death; Love; Man-woman Relationships; Troubadours; Dead, The; Male-female Relations; Minnesingers THE MINNESINGERS, by HEINRICH HEINE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: In the minstrels' strife engaging Last Line: From fair lips the praise most blest. Subject(s): Minstrels; Praise; Troubadours; Minnesingers THE ROLL OF THE ROSES, by NATHALIA CRANE Poem Text First Line: We called the roll of the roses Last Line: With a troubadour tolling a bell. Subject(s): Flowers; Roses; Troubadours; Minnesingers THE TROUBADOUR'S LAMENT, by WILLIAM MOTHERWELL Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: It was a gallant troubadour Last Line: Unstained by woman's tear. Alternate Author Name(s): Brown, Isaac Subject(s): Troubadours; Minnesingers YOU STAYED A LONG TIME, FRIEND, by CASTELLOZA Poem Source Last Line: You'll find a fine reception Subject(s): Love; Troubadours YOU'RE SO WELL SUITED AS A LOVER, by GARSENDA DE FORCALQUIER Poem Source Last Line: For a lady doesn't dare uncover %her true will, lest those around her think her base Subject(s): Love; Troubadours |
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