Poet
John Wilmot
1748–1815
English
- A Fragment Of Seneca Translated
- A Letter from Artemesia in the Town to Chloe in the Country
- A LETTER FROM Artemisa in the Town, TO CLOE in the Country
- A Satire
- A Satire Against Mankind
- A Song
- A Song Of A Young Lady To Her Ancient Lover
- A Woman's Honor: A Song
- A Woman's Honour
- Against Constancy
- All My Past Life...glossed
- An Allusion To Horace
- Constancy
- Epitaph On Charles II
- Give Me Leave To Rail At You
- God Bless Our Good And Gracious King
- HORACE's Nempe incomposito dixi pede, &c. IMITATED
- I hear this Town does so abound
- Love and Lifeglossed
- My Dear Mistress Has A Heart
- My Light Thou Art
- Poems To Mulgrave And Scroope
- Return
- Song
- The ADVICE
- The ANSWER
- The DISCOVERY
- The Dying Lover
- THE Maim'd Debauchee
- The Mistress
- The Platonic Lady
- To a LADY: IN A LETTER. A SONG
- To Celia
- To His Mistress
- To LOVE
- To This Moment a Rebel
- Tunbridge Wells
- Upon NOTHING
- Upon Nothing