Poet
Alice Meynell
English
- I Am The Way
- Soeur Monique
- Why Wilt Thou Chide?
- (I) In Ireland
- (I) Prometheus
- (Ii) In "Othello"
- (Ii) Thetis
- (Iii) In Two Poets
- (In The Bach-Gounod "Ave Maria")
- (In Time Of War)
- A Comparison In A Seaside Field
- A Daughter'S Paradox
- A Dead Harvest
- A Father Of Women
- A Figure Of The Epiphany
- A General Communion
- A Guiltless Lady Imprisoned: After Penanced
- A Horatian Ode Upon Cromwell’S Return From Ireland
- A Lyke-Wake Dirge
- A Poet Of One Mood
- A Poet'S Wife
- A Rondeau By Couperin
- A Shattered Lute
- A Song Of Derivations
- A Sonnet Of The Moon
- A Thrush Before Dawn
- A Tryst That Failed
- A Weary Lot Is Thine
- A Wet Sheet And A Flowing Sea
- A Widow Bird
- A Wind Of Clear Weather In England
- About Noon
- After A Parting
- An Hymeneal Dialogue
- An Unmarked Festival
- At Night
- At Twilight
- Autumn
- Before Light
- Ben Jonson
- Beyond Knowledge
- Builders Of Ruins
- Charis’ Triumph
- Cherry-Ripe
- Child Of A Day
- Childhood
- Chimes
- Christ In The Universe
- Christmas Night
- Come Away
- Corinna’S Going A-Maying
- Corruption
- Cradle-Song At Twilight
- Death
- Dirge
- Dirge For The Year
- Dress
- Earl March
- Easter
- Easter Night
- Echo’S Lament Fob Narcissus
- Elegiac Stanzas
- Elegy
- Epitaph
- Equality
- Everlasting Farewells
- Fairies
- Fancy
- Farewell To Arms
- Fawnia
- First Spirit
- First Voice
- Follow
- Free Will
- Fresh Spring
- From Recollections Of Early Childhood
- Full Fathom Five
- Good-Morrow
- Grace For A Child
- Helen Of Kirconnell
- Hellas
- Her Backed Bower
- His Mistress
- Hohenlinden
- Holy Baptism
- Hymn
- Hymn To Diana
- Hymn To God The Father
- Hymn To The Light
- I Died True
- I Saw My Lady Weep
- Il Penseroso
- Il Poeta Mi Disse, "Che Pensi?"
- In Autumn
- In Early Spring
- In Earth, Dirge From Vittoria Corombona
- In February
- In Honour Of America, 1917
- In Manchester Square
- In Portugal, 1912
- In Silks
- In Sleep
- Ingrateful Beauty Threatened
- Invocation To Echo, From Comus
- Invocation To Sabrina, From Comus
- Invocation To Sleep, From Valentinian
- It Is A Beauteous Evening, Calm And Free
- Kind Are Her Answers
- Kiss
- Kubla Khan
- La Belle Dame Sans Merci
- Last Sonnet
- Laura
- Life
- Life
- Like As A Ship
- Lines On Receiving His Mother’S Picture
- Love
- Love’S Horoscope
- Love’S Secret
- Lucasta
- Lullaby
- Lullaby
- Lycidas
- L’Allegro
- Madrigal I
- Maternity
- Matin Song
- Meditation
- Messina, 1908
- Misery
- Morning
- Music’S Duel
- My Spotless Love
- November Blue
- Nurse Edith Cavell
- O Friend! I Know Not
- Ode
- Ode On A Grecian Urn
- Ode To A Nightingale
- Ode To Autumn
- Ode To Melancholy
- Ode To Psyche
- Ode To The West Wind
- On First Looking Into Chapman’S Homer
- On His Blindness
- On His Deceased Wife
- On Mr. G. Herbert’S Book
- On My First Daughter
- On Shakespeare
- On The Death Of Mr. Crashaw
- On The Extinction Of The Venetian Republic
- On The Tombs In Westminster Abbey
- Parentage
- Part I
- Part Ii
- Part Iii
- Part Iv
- Part V
- Part Vii
- Parted
- Proud Maisie
- Pygmalion. the Poet to His Poetry
- Rarely, Rarely Comest Thou
- Renouncement
- Rosaline
- Rosalynd’S Madrigal
- Rose Aylmer
- Saint Catherine Of Siena
- Second Spirit
- Second Voice
- Second Voice
- Sephestia’S Song To Her Child
- She Is Not Fair
- Since There’S No Help
- Singers To Come
- Sir Patrick Spens
- Sleep
- Sleep
- Sleep, Baby, Sleep!
- Sleep, Silence’ Child
- Song
- Song
- Song
- Song
- Song From The Devil’S Law-Case
- Song From The Duchess Of Malfi
- Song Of The Night At Daybreak
- Song On May Morning
- Song, From Abdelazar
- Sonnet. at a Poet’s Grave
- Sonnet. To
- Spring
- Spring On The Alban Hills
- Stanzas Written In Dejection Near Naples
- Stepping Westward
- Summer In England, 1914
- Surprised By Joy
- Sweet Judge
- Sweet William And May Margaret