The Elizabethan Poets

Elizabethan Poetry an Introduction

Sir Francis Bacon - The Life of Man

Sir Francis Bacon - Sing a New Song

Nicholas Breton - Shall We Go Kiss Kiss

Nicholas Breton - Pretty Twinkling Starry Eyes

Thomas Campion - Follow Thy Fair Sun

Thomas Campion - Amaryllis (Check If Flower)

George Chapman - Opinion

George Chapman - Courage

Samuel Daniel - Fair Is My Love and Cruel as She's Fair

Samuel Daniel - Beauty, Time and Love

Samuel Daniel - Musophilus

Sir John Davis - The Dignity of Man

John Donne - The Relic

John Donne - A Valediction, Forbidding Mourning

John Donne - The Expiration

John Donne - Sonnets X

John Donne - Death Be Not Proud

John Donne - Go and Catch a Falling Star

John Donne - The Good Morrow

John Donne - Nativity

John Donne - The Storm

John Donne - The Primrose

John Donne - The Flea

John Donne - Witchcraft by a Picture

John Donne - Time and Absence

Michael Drayton - The Ballad of Agincourt

Edward Fairfax - Heaven

John Fletcher - Orpheus I Am, Come from the Deeps Below

John Fletcher - Care Charming Sleep

George Gascoigne - And If I Did What Then

Fulke Greville - The World That All Contains

Fulke Greville - Mustapha

Sir John Harrington - Ingratitude

Sir John Harrington - Beauty

Ben Jonson - On My First Son

Ben Jonson - To Celia

Ben Jonson - Carol

Ben Jonson - The Masque of Christmas

Thomas Kyd - Yet Might She Love Me

Christopher Marlowe - The Face That Launched a Thousand Ships

Christopher Marlowe - The Passionate Shepherd to His Love

Thomas Middleton - How Near I Am to Happiness

Thomas Nashe - A Litany in Time of Plague

Thomas Nashe - Fair Summer Drops from Summer's Last Will and Testament

Sir Walter Raleigh - Life

Sir Walter Raleigh - Farewel to the Court

William Shakespeare - How Like a Winter Hath My Absence Been (Sonnet 97)

William Shakespeare - Shall I Compare Thee to a Summers Day (Sonnet 18)

William Shakespeare - Full Fathom Five