Poet
Mary Elizabeth Coleridge
1861–1907
English
- Come Home!
- Poem 100 (Where are you, Time and Space…)
- Poem 105 (Never a hansom dare come nigh…)
- Poem 112 (And one to make me slumber…)
- Poem 113 ("Nature, be thou my monitress!" I…)
- Poem 114 (Whether it was the outward eye…)
- Poem 118 (What blindness is it that doth…)
- Poem 122 (If you were true, we still…)
- Poem 126 (It went adown the dusty road…)
- Poem 128 (The clock is busy Man with…)
- Poem 129 (Why must thou, Wind, the silent…)
- Poem 133 (Utter the praise of ancestors like…)
- Poem 140 (But that which conquered thee and…)
- Poem 141 (Many a fancy have I found…)
- Poem 142 (O the gray island in the…)
- Poem 146 (Make not the dove an emblem;…)
- Poem 148 (III…)
- Poem 152 (Then Easter in my heart sends…)
- Poem 155 (God in Heaven loves us all…)
- Poem 157 (Clapped their hands and cried, "How…)
- Poem 159 (Fast the living sleeps and well…)
- Poem 16 (Three years! And is it then…)
- Poem 160 (Was there a single soul that…)
- Poem 164 (I know not. But the very…)
- Poem 168 (If blackest night be of the…)
- Poem 169 (By the way she came, that…)
- Poem 17 (When she asks me what befell…)
- Poem 170 (Ugly thought, that we may meet…)
- Poem 172 (To lose what never can be…)
- Poem 173 (Die, Youth, die, for I cannot…)
- Poem 175 (Praise me, and I shall sink…)
- Poem 176 (I blessed their flocks and blessed…)
- Poem 177 (The all-commanding terror of his bliss…)
- Poem 18 (Starry silences of soul…)
- Poem 184 (He gave a look as it…)
- Poem 185 (You warmed me at your fire,…)
- Poem 188 (Every maid born, love…)
- Poem 191 (With you among the flowers I…)
- Poem 192 (Others may woo thee, Sleep; so…)
- Poem 195 (When the Sun got up this…)
- Poem 196 (The wind is the sea's young…)
- Poem 197 (You never heard the human sound…)
- Poem 198 (And I never moaned a moan…)
- Poem 199 (Grief, I have cursed thee often—now…)
- Poem 2 (Yet, for very love…)
- Poem 20 (The cock was trumpeting the morn…)
- Poem 204 (Without them I may never hope…)
- Poem 206 (And then you needs must die—ah,…)
- Poem 207 (They sent me naked into the…)
- Poem 208 (Venus but a lady sweet…)
- Poem 210 (The lasting stone would mock thy…)
- Poem 215 (Whate'er he be…)
- Poem 216 (And if God forgave, not when…)
- Poem 218 (Brain on fire and heart aflame…)
- Poem 219 (A boy's delight, a little maiden's…)
- Poem 221 (Over it a golden crown…)
- Poem 23 (He asked in vain for a…)
- Poem 236 (Yet laughter did I know. I…)
- Poem 25 (Whatever fortune God may send…)
- Poem 26 (Shimmering in a tender mist…)
- Poem 28 ("To thine own self be true…)
- Poem 29 (Go, while the deeds and characters…)
- Poem 32 (Out she sang the song of…)
- Poem 33 (They have not tried you for…)
- Poem 34 (What is the guerdon of all…)
- Poem 38 (Where is delight? and what are…)
- Poem 39 ("Yet, an Thou lov'st all souls,…)
- Poem 45 (Her voice was the voice that…)
- Poem 46 (Each man for himself as he…)
- Poem 47 (Sing no lament…)
- Poem 49 (Tall rows of pillars—stems of flowering…)
- Poem 5 (Why did you let your eyes…)
- Poem 53 ("The arras in your room hangs…)
- Poem 56 (I saw it not with eyes…)
- Poem 59 (Fair is her dream. But ah!…)
- Poem 6 (At last I lay upon the…)
- Poem 64 (And in the midst a pool…)
- Poem 65 (In the little red house a…)
- Poem 66 (The cups of red wine turned…)
- Poem 67 (Therefore do her dull leaves glimmer…)
- Poem 7 (For as the sun steals from…)
- Poem 70 (When Mary thro' the garden went…)
- Poem 74 (Come weal or woe, to the…)
- Poem 76 (Their words are not as ours.…)
- Poem 77 (Thou that shadowest ever a bounded…)
- Poem 81 (They that fear nothing else, of…)
- Poem 85 (The light was dark without thee…)
- Poem 86 (In the East the dawn grows…)
- Poem 87 (He that hath thee, tho' poor…)
- Poem 9 (Her lips were open—not a sound…)
- Poem 93 (And when we lay them in…)
- Poem 96 (Thou giv'st thy wisdom to a…)
- Poem 97 (The fire said, "Once I lived…)
- To Memory
- We Never Said Farewell