Poet
Edmund Waller
1606–1687
English
- A Poem on the Present Assembling of the Parliament, March the 6th, 1678
- At Penshurst.[1]
- Behold The Brand Of Beauty Toss'D!
- Epigram Upon The Golden Medal.[1]
- Epitaph On Colonel Charles Cavendish.[1]
- Epitaph On The Lady Sedley.[1]
- Go, Lovely Rose!
- Of A War With Spain, And Fight At Sea.[1]
- Of Mrs Arden.[1]
- Of The Lady Who Can Sleep When She Pleases.[1]
- On a Girdle
- On My Lady Dorothy Sidney'S Picture.[1]
- On St James'S Park, As Lately Improved By His Majesty.[1]
- On The Taking Of Sallè.[1]
- Peace, Babbling Muse!
- Puerperium.[1]
- Stay, Phoebus!
- The Countess Of Carlisle In Mourning.[1]
- The Country To My Lady Carlisle.[1]
- The Triple Combat.[1]
- Thyrsis, Galatea.[1]
- To A Friend, On The Different Success Of Their Loves.[1]
- To Amoret.[1]
- To My Lord Of Falkland.[1]
- To My Lord Of Leicester.[1]
- To My Worthy Friend, Mr Wase, The Translator Of Gratius.[1]
- To My Young Lady Lucy Sidney.[1]
- To the Prince of ORANGE, 1677
- To The Queen-Mother Of France, Upon Her Landing.[1]
- Upon His Majesty'S Repairing Of St Paul'S.[1]
- Upon Our Late Loss Of The Duke Of Cambridge.[1]
- Upon The Death Of My Lady Rich.[1]