Sir Walter Raleigh

Her Reply

The Conclusion

My Last Will

Life

Farewell To The Court

Song Of Myself

His Pilgrimage

The Silent Lover I

Now What Is Love

A Farewell To False Love

Epitaph

Nature That Washed Her Hands In Milk

The Lie

Even Such Is Time

The Silent Lover Ii

The Nymph’s Reply To The Shepherd

To A Lady With An Unruly And Ill-Mannered Dog Who Bit Several Persons Of Importance

A Literature Lesson. Sir Patrick Spens In The Eighteenth Century Manner

Stans Puer Ad Mensam

On Being Challenged To Write An Epigram In The Manner Of Herrick

Sestina Otiosa

Hymn

To His Love When He Had Obtained Her

Sir Walter Raleigh To His Son

A Vision Upon The Fairy Queen

From Catullus V

The Ocean To Cynthia

What Is Our Life

As You Came From The Holy Land

Prais’D Be Diana’s Fair And Harmless Light

The Passionate Man’s Pilgrimage

No Pleasure Without Pain

The Crosse Of Christ

If Cynthia Be a Queen