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| Searching... Author: habington, william Matches Found: 23 Habington, William Poet's Biography 23 poems available by this author AGAINST THEM WHO LAY UNCHASTITY TO THE SEX OF WOMAN Poem Text First Line: They meet but with unwholesome springs Last Line: Tis majesty to rule alone. Subject(s): Fidelity; Lust; Women; Faithfulness; Constancy CAELUM NON ANIMUM First Line: Goe find some whispering shade neare arne CASTARA First Line: Like the violet, which alone Variant Title(s): Description Of Castar Subject(s): Freedom; Stars COGITABO PRO PECCATO MEO First Line: In what dark silent grove ELEGIES ON GEORGE TALBOT, ESQ First Line: Let me contemplate thee (fair soul), and ... Ha LOVE'S ANNIVERSARY TO THE SUN First Line: Thou art returned, great light, to that blest hour MELANCHOLY First Line: Were but that sigh a pentitential breath MY SOULE, WHEN THOU AND I ON HIS DEATH Poem Text First Line: Tell me, o great all-knowing god Last Line: I shall forgive the trespasse of my heire. Subject(s): Death; Dead, The QUEEN OF ARRAGON, SELS. SWIFT IN THY WATERY CHARIOT, COURTEOUS THAMES TIME! WHERE DIDST THOU THOSE YEARS INTER TO CASTARA, IN A TRANCE Poem Text First Line: Forsake me not so soon; castara, stay Last Line: Ne'er to cast anchor till we reach at heaven. TO CASTARA, OF TRUE DELIGHT Poem Text First Line: Why doth the ear so tempt the voice Last Line: Chaste virtue's only true and fair. Subject(s): Duplicity; Imagination; Deceit; Fancy TO CASTARA, UPON AN EMBRACE First Line: Bout th' husband oke, the vine Last Line: We patterne angels, and they us TO CASTARA, UPON THE DEATH OF A LADY Poem Text First Line: Castara weep not, tho' her tomb appear Last Line: Show stars, when fate puts out the day's great light? TO CASTARA: THE REWARD OF INNOCENT LOVE Poem Text First Line: We saw and woo'd each other's eyes Last Line: And adde a perfume to our dust. TO CUPID, UPON A DIMPLE IN CASTARA'S CHEEK Poem Text First Line: Nimble boy, in thy warm flight Last Line: "here lies cupid blest in death." TO THE MOMENT LAST PAST Poem Text First Line: O whither dost thou flye? Cannot my vow Last Line: Ten of his fellow moments fled away. Subject(s): Time TO THE WORLD; THE PERFECTION OF LOVE First Line: You who are earth and cannot rise Last Line: It may know age, but not decay UPON THE THOUGHT OF AGE AND DEATH First Line: The breath of time shall blast the flowry spring WELCOME, THOU SAFE RETREAT Subject(s): Death WHO AM I WHO DARE TO CALL THEE, GOD! |
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