Poems of Death

A. E. HOUSMAN Annabella ANON Ayme beauty bones breast breath Cæsar Christe receive thy Cleopatra cold courtesy dark dead dear Death and despair dost doth dying earth entertaine divine Zenocrate Eros eternal eyes Farewell fate Fear flower friends ghost gone grave green grief growing hear heart heaven JOHN DONNE JOHN DRYDEN kiss know'st lad is young Lady light live look Lord lovers Mardian Marg❜ret Mark Antony mercy moon mourn musicke never o'er pain Poems poor pretty lad receive thy saule shalt Sidney sing sleep SONG sorrow soule Starre stars sweet Swich fyn hath Tamburlaine tears thee thine things THOMAS LOVELL BEDDOES thou art thou hast thought thy selfe Timor Mortis conturbat tomb unto W. B. YEATS W. H. AUDEN W. J. TURNER W. R. RODGERS walk weep Whilst my pretty WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE wind worm