Poet
Ernest Christopher Dowson
1867–1900
English
- A CORONAL
- A LAST WORDglossed
- A REQUIEM
- A Song
- A Valediction
- AD DOMNULAM SUAM
- Ad Manus Puellae
- After Paul Verlaine
- AMANTIUM IRAE
- AMOR PROFANUS
- AMOR UMBRATILIS
- April Love
- AUTUMNAL
- BEATA SOLITUDO
- BENEDICTIO DOMINI
- Beyond
- Breton Afternoon
- Carthusians
- Cease smiling, Dear! a little while be sad...
- Chanson Sans Paroles
- Colloque Sentimental
- DE AMORE
- Dregs
- Dum Nos Fata Sinunt, Oculos Satiemus Amore.
- EPIGRAM
- EXCHANGESglossed
- EXILE
- EXTREME UNCTION
- FLOS LUNAE
- Gray Nights
- Growth
- I
- Impenitent Ultima
- IN A BRETON CEMETERY
- IN SPRINGglossed
- In Tempore Senectutis
- IV
- JADISglossed
- LIBERA ME
- Moritura
- MY LADY APRILglossed
- Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno Cynarae
- NUNS OF THE PERPETUAL ADORATION
- O MORS! QUAM AMARA EST MEMORIA TUA HOMINI PACEM HABENTI IN SUBSTANTIIS SUIS
- ON THE BIRTH OF A FRIEND'S CHILDglossed
- Paul Verlaine
- PONT-AVEN, FINISTÈRE, 1896.glossed
- QUID NON SUPREMUS, AMANTES?
- RONDEAUglossed
- Saint Germain-En-Laye
- Sapientia Lunae
- SERAPHITAglossed
- SOLI CANTARE PERITI ARCADES
- Spleen
- SPLEEN
- TERRE PROMISEglossed
- The Dead Child
- THE GARDEN OF SHADOW
- The Moon Maiden's Song.
- The Sea-Change
- The Three Witches
- To A Lady Asking Foolish Questions
- To A Lost Love
- TO HIS MISTRESS
- To One In Bedlam
- TO WILLIAM THEODORE PETERS ON HIS RENAISSANCE CLOAK
- TRANSITION
- Vain Hope
- Vain Resolves
- VANITAS
- VENITE DESCENDAMUS
- Verses
- Vesperal
- Villanelle Of Acheron
- Villanelle Of His Lady's Treasures
- Villanelle Of Marguerite's
- VILLANELLE OF SUNSET
- VILLANELLE OF THE POET'S ROAD
- WISDOMglossed
- YVONNE OF BRITTANY
- YVONNE OF BRITTANYglossed