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To--: Sainted Juliet! dearest name!
Sainted Juliet! dearest name!
If to love be life alone,
Divinest Juliet,
I love thee, and live; and yet
Love unreturned is like the fragrant flame
Folding the slaughter of the sacrifice
Offered to gods upon an altarthrone;
My heart is lighted at thine eyes,
Changed into fire, and blown about with sighs.
Early Poems
- To The Queen
- Claribel
- Lilian
- Isabel
- Mariana
- To----: Clear-headed friend...
- Madeline
- Song: The Owl
- Second Song
- Recollections of the Arabian Nights
- Ode to Memory
- Song: A Spirit haunts the year's last hours
- Adeline
- A Character
- The Poet
- The Poet's Mind
- The Sea-Fairies
- The Deserted House
- The Dying Swan
- A Dirge
- Love and Death
- The Ballad of Oriana
- Circumstance
- The Merman
- The Mermaid
- Sonnet to J. M. K.
- The Lady of Shalott
- Mariana in the South
- Eleanore
- The Miller's Daughter
- Fatima
- 'None
- The Sisters
- To-----: I send you here a sort of allegory
- The Palace of Art
- Lady Clara Vere de Vere
- The May Queen
- New Year's Eve
- Conclusion
- The Lotos Eaters
- A Dream of Fair Women
- Margaret
- The Blackbird
- The Death of the Old Year
- To J. S.
- 'You Ask Me Why, Tho' Ill At Ease...'
- 'Of Old Sat Freedom on the Heights...'
- 'Love Thou Thy Land, With Love Far-Brought...'
- The Goose
- The Epic
- Morte d'Arthur
- The Gardener's Daughter
- Dora
- Audley Court
- Walking to the Mail
- Edwin Morris
- St. Simeon Stylites
- The Talking Oak
- Love and Duty
- The Golden Year
- Ulysses
- Locksley Hall
- Godiva
- The Two Voices
- The Day Dream
- The Sleeping Beauty
- The Arrival
- The Revival
- The Departure
- Moral
- L'Envoi
- Epilogue
- Amphion
- St. Agnes
- Sir Galahad
- Edward Gray
- Will Waterproofs Lyrical Monologue
- To---: After Reading A Life and Letters
- To E. L. On His Travels in Greece
- Lady Clare
- The Lord of Burleigh
- Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere
- A Farewell
- The Beggar Maid
- The Vision of Sin
- Come Not, When I Am Dead
- The Eagle
- Move Eastward, Happy Earth
- Break, Break, Break...
- The Poet's Song
Suppressed Poems
- Elegiacs
- The 'How" and the 'Why'
- Supposed Confessions
- The Burial of Love
- To--: Sainted Juliet! dearest name!
- Song: I' the glooming light
- Song: The lintwhite and the throstlecock
- Song: very day hath its night
- Nothing Will Die
- All Things Will Die
- Hero To Leander
- The Mystic
- The Grasshopper
- Love, Pride and Forgetfulness
- Chorus
- Lost Hope
- The Tears of Heaven
- Love and Sorrow
- To A Lady Sleeping
- Sonnet: Could I outwear my present state of woe
- Sonnet: Though Night hath climbed her peak of highest noon
- Sonnet: Shall the hag Evil die with child of Good
- Sonnet: The pallid thunderstricken sigh for gain
- Love
- The Kraken
- English War Song
- National Song
- Dualisms
- We Are Free
- 'Mine be the strength of spirit'
- To--:'My life is full of weary days...'
- Buonaparte
- Sonnet: Oh, Beauty, passing beauty!
- The Hesperides
- Song: The golden apple
- Rosalind
- Song: Who Can Say
- Kate
- Sonnet: Blow ye the trumpet, gather from afar
- Poland
- To--'As when with downcast eyes we muse and brood...'
- O Darling Room
- To Christopher North
- The Skipping Rope
- Timbuctoo
- Bibliography of the Poems of 1842
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