My second self when I am gone: englische Gedichte
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INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
ANONYM
(13. JAHRHUNDCRT)
NOW GOTH SONNE
1
SING! ATC.CU 2
MIRIE IT IS 3
RICHARD, THAT THOU HE EVER TRICHARD
4
WANNE MINE EYHNEN MISTEN J
FOWELES IN THE FRITH 6
NOW SPRINGES THE SPRAY 7
ANONYM
(14. JAHRHUNDCRT)
MON IN THE MONE
8
ICH AM OF IRLAUNDE 9
LOLLAY, LOLLAY, LITTLE CHILD 1 O
WHY HAVE YE NOT REUTHE 11
1
AM JESU 1 2
YE THAT PASEN BY THE WEYE
13
OF THES FRER MINOURS
14
GEOFFREY CHAUCER
(1340 (?) - 1400)
HIDE, ABSALON
15
NOW WELCOME, SOMOR 1 (
A SONG TO HIS PURSE FOR THE KING 1 7
THOMAS HOCCLEVE
(1368- 1450 {?))
OF MY LADY
18
BIBLIOGRAFISCHE INFORMATIONEN
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ANONYM
(15. JAHRHUNDERT)
BEWAR, SQIER, YEMAN
1 G
I HAVE A YONG S USTER 2 0
I SING OF A MAIDEN 21
A EELUY QUE PLUYS 2 2
AGINCMTRT CAROL
23
I HAVE A GENTLE COCK 24
KYRIE, SO KYRIE 23
TUTII'ILLUS 26
GO! HERT
27
EPITAPH 28
0
! MANKINDE 29
IT SEMES WHITE 30
A LAN US RALVUS 31
AT A SPRINGE
32
INORDINAT LOVE 33
SWARTE-SMEKED SMETHES 34
WHAN NETILLES IN WINTER 33
TO MY TREW LOVE
36
CONLINUAUNEE
37
FOR A MAN THAT IS ALMOST BLIND 38
CHARLES OF ORLEANS (?)
(MITTC 15. JAHRHUNDERT)
MY GHOSTLY FADER
39
FOR DEDY HI/ 40
WILLIAM DUNBAR
(ENDE 15. JAHRHUNDERT)
DONE IS A BATTELL ON THE DRAGON BLAK !
41
ANONYM
(UM 1500)
MOST SOVEREN LADY (MARGERET)
42
MY LIFE ISFAREN IN A LAND 43
I MUST GO WALKE THE WOED 44
WESTRON WINDE 4 3
BURGEIS, THOU HASTE SO BLOWEN 46
JOHN SKELTON
(UM 1500)
WITH "LULLAY! LULLAY !" LIKE A CHILDE
47
SIR THOMAS WYATT
(I53 (?) " :542)
THE LOVER COMPARETH HIS STATE
WITH A SHIP IN PERILOUS STORM
TOSSED ON THE SEA
48
VIXI PUELLIS NUPER IDONEUS 4G
WHAT MENETHE THIS?
30
HENRY HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY
(1317 (?)-1547)
DESCRIPTION OF A SPRING,
WHEREIN EACH THING RENEWS,
SAVE ONLY THE LOVER 51
EDMUND SPENSER
(1352 (?) -1599)
ONE DAY I WROTE HER NAME
32
SIR WALTER RALEGH
(I')52 (?) " LFIL8)
A SECRET MURDER
5 3
WHAT IS OUR LIFE ?
34
MY BODY IN THE WALLS CAPTIVED 33
LIKE TO A HERMIT POOR 56
TO HIS SON 3 7
LAST VERSE
38
EPITAPH (ANON) 39
FULKE GREVILLE, LORD BROOKE
(1334 - 1628)
IN NIGHT WHEN COLOURS ALL TO BLACK
ARE CAST 60
SIR PHILIP SIDNEY
(I554-I586)
WITH HOW SAD STEPS 61
THOU BLIND MAN 'S MARK 63
COME, SLEEP;
0
SLEEP! 63
GEORGE PEELE
(1558
(?) -
1597
)
A SUMMER SONG
64
ROBERT GREENE
(1560-1592)
WHAT MEANT THE POETS
65
HENRY CONSTABLE
(1562-1613)
OF HIS MISTRESS, UPON OCCASION OF HER
WALKING IN A GARDEN 66
ON THE DEATH OF SIR PHILIP SIDNEY 67
SAMUEL DANIEL
(I563-L6I9)
CARE-CHARMER SLEEPE
68
MICHAEL DRAYTON
(1563-1619)
HOW MANY PALTRY, FOOLISH,
PAINTED THINGS 69
CHARLES BEST
(?-?)
TO THE MOON 70
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
(1564 -1616)
TIRED WITH ALL THESE
71
FROM "LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST" 72
JOHN DAVIES, OF HEREFORD
(1565 (?) - 1618)
THE AUTHOR LOVING THESE
HOMELY MEALS 73
KINGJAMES I.
(1566-1625)
THE AZURED VAULT
74
SIR HENRY WOTTON
(1568 (?) -1639)
UPON THE DEATH OF
SIR ALBERT MORTON'S WIFE 75
JOHN DONNE
(1572-1635)
TWICKNAM GARDENS
76
WITCHCRAFT BY A PICTURE 77
DEATH BE NOT PROUD 78
THE APPARITION 79
THE RELIC
80
THE WILL 81
BENJONSON
(1573 -1637)
AN ODE: TO HIMSELF
82
THE HOUR-GLASS 83
RICHARD BARNFIELD
(1574-1627)
IF MUSIC AND SWEET POETRY AGREE
JOHN FLETCHER
(
I579
-
I625
)
MELANCHOLY
85
JOHN WEBSTER
(1580 (?) - 1630 (?))
A DIRGE
86
RICHARD CORBETT
(1582-1635)
FAIR FORD WINDOWS
87
NONSENSE 88
A NON SEQUITUR 89
SIRJOHN BEAUMONT
(15^3 ~ 1627)
DEAR LORD, RECEIVE MY SON
90
EDWARD, LORD HERBERT
OF CHERBURY (1538- 1648)
BLACK ITSELF
91
BLACK BEAUTY 92
WILLIAM DRUMMOND OF
HAWTHORNDEN (1585-1649)
SAINT JOHN BAPTIST
93
I KNOW THAT ALL BENEATH THE MOON
DECAYS 9 4
SLEEP, SILENCE'CHILD
95
THE BOOK OF THE WORLD 96
FRANCIS BEAUMONT
(1586- 1616)
ON THE TOMBS OF WESTMISTER ABBEY
97
WILLIAM BROWNE
(1588-1643)
EPITAPH ON MARY HERBERT, COUNTESS OF
PEMBROKE 98
EPITAPH IN OBITUM M. S.
X" MAY, 1614 99
ROBERT HERRICK
(I59I -1674)
TO ELECTRA
100
EPITAPH UPON A CHILD THAT DIED
101
FRANCIS QJJARLES
(1592 - I644)
MAN IS A TENNIS-COURT
102
HENRY KING
(I592 ~ !66G)
BEING WAKED OUT OF MY SLEEP BY A SNUFF
OF CANDLE WHICH OFFENDED ME,
I THUS THOUGHT 103
THOMAS CAREW
(Z595
(?)"I639
(?))
EPITAPH
104
JAMES SHIRLEY
(1596 - 1666)
DEATH THE LEVELLER
105
ANONYM
(FROM DOWLAND'S BOOK OF SONGES
1600/1603)
I SAW MY LADY WEEP
106
WEEP YOU NO MORE, SAD FOUNTAINS 107
WILLIAM STRODE
(1602 - CA 1644 / 45)
ON A GENTLEWOMAN
WALKING IN THE SNOW
108
THOMAS RANDOLPH
(1605-1635)
MUSIC, THOU QUEEN OF SOULS
109
EDMUND WALLER
(1606- 1687)
OLD AGE
NO
JOHN MILTON
(1608 - 1674)
ON HIS BLINDNESS
IN
SIRJOHN SUCKLING
(1609 - 1642)
A FAREWELL TO LOVE
112
ANONYM
(FROM DOWLAND JUN.'S
A MUSICALL BANQUET 1610)
IN DARKNESS LET ME DWELL
113
WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT
(1611 - 1643)
STILL DO THE STARS
IMPART THEIR LIGHT 114
RICHARD CRASHAW
(1612 - 1649)
AN EPITAPH UPON
HUSBAND AND WIFE 115
DEATH'S LECTURE AND THE FUNERALL
OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN 116
HENRY VAUGHAN
(CA 1621 / 22 - 1695)
CORRUPTION
117
KATHERINE PHILIPS
(1631 - 1664)
VPON THE DOUBLE MURTHER OF
K(ING) CHARLES I.: IN ANSWER TO A
LIBELLOUS COPY OF RHYMES
BY VAVASOR POWELL 118
THOMAS FLATMAN
(1637 - 1688)
THE SAD DAY
119
ANONYM
(1650)
ON ELEANOR FREEMAN
WHO DIED
1630 , AGED 21 120
SIR RICHARD BLACKMOKE
(1652-1729)
FROM "CREATION
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 121
JOHN OLDHAM
(1653 - 1683)
A QUIET SOLD
122
WILLIAM KING
(1663 -1712)
FROM 'THE ART OF COOKERY"
123
JONATHAN SWIFT
(1667-1745)
DESCRIPTION OF A MORNING
124
A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG NYMPH
GOING TO BED
125
NICHOLAS ROWE
(I674 - ^718)
EPIGRAM ON A LADY WHO SHED HER WATER
AT SEEING THE TRAGEDY OF CATO;
OCCASIONED BY AN EPIGRAM
ON A LADY WHO WEPT AT IT 126
WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE
(I675 - 1742
FROM "THE CHASE "
127
THOMAS PARNELL
(1679-1718)
AN ELEGY, TO AN OLD BEAUTY
128
WILLIAM DIAPER
(1685-1717)
FROM "OPPIAN
'.S HALIEUTICS " 129
AARON HILL
(1685-1750)
ON A LADY, PREACHED INTO A COLIC,
BY ONE OF HER LOVERS
130
JOHN
GAY
(1685-1732)
NEWGATE'S GARLAND
131
FROM'TRIVIA" 132
ALEXANDER POPE
(1688 - 1744)
FROM "AN ESSAY ON CRITICISM "
133
FROM "EPILOGUE TO THE SATIRES " 134
ROBERT BLAIR
(1699-1746)
FROM 'THE GRAVE"
135
JOHN DYER
(I699 - T758)
FROM'THE COUNTRY WALK"
136
JAMES THOMSON
(1700- 1748)
SOLITUDE
137
ON THE DEATH OF A PARTICULAR
FRIEND
138
CATTLE IN SUMMER 139
ROBIN REDBREAST 140
SOAMEJENYNS
(1704-1787)
FROM 'THE MODERN FINE LADY "
141
FROM 'THE MODERN FINE
GENTLEMAN" 142
EPITAPH ON DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON 143
JOHN ARMSTRONG
(1709-1779)
FROM 'THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH
AIR POLLUTION /
CAUSES OF OLD AGE 144
PAUL WHITEHEAD
(X 710 - 1774)
FROM 'THE GYMNASIAD":
THE BOXERS 145
EDWARD MOORE
(1712 - 1757)
THE NUN. A CANTATA
146
WILLIAM THOMPSON
(1712 (?) -1766 (?))
FROM "SICKNESS"
147
THOMAS GRAY
(1716-1771)
ODE
/ ON THE DEATH OJ A
FAVOURITE CAT / DROWNED IN A TUB
OF GOLD FISHES 148
RICHARD OWEN CAMBRIDGE
(1717- 1802)
ON SEEING A TAPESTRY CHAIR-BOTTOM
BEAUTIFULLY WORKED BY HIS DAUGHTER
FOR MRS. HOLROYD. WRITTEX
IXTHE TEAR 1793 149
JAMES CAWTHORN
(1719-1761)
FROM "OF TASTE "
150
WILLIAM COLLINS
(I72I-I759)
ODE TO EVENING
131
MARK AKENSIDE
(1721 -1770)
FROM "HYMN TO SCIENCE "
152
CHRISTOPHER SMART
(1722 -1771)
FROM "JUBILATE AGNO"
153
OLIVER GOLDSMITH
(1728-1774)
FROM 'THE DESERTED VILLAGE"
154
THOMAS WARTON
(1728-1790)
FROM 'THE PLEASURES
OJ MELANCHOLY " 155
PROLOGUE / ON THE OLD WINCHESTER
PLAYHOUSE / OVER THE OLD BUTCHER'S
SHAMBLES
156
JOHN SCOTT OF AM WELL
(1730-1783)
RETORT ON THE FOREGOING
157
WILLIAM COWPER
(1731 - 1800)
JROM 'THE TASK
" 138
MOTTO FOR A CLOCK / SCULPTURED BY BACON
JOR GEORGE HI 139
ON THE XEGLECT OF HOMER 160
EPIGRAM
161
THE MODERN PATRIOT 162
LINES ON A LATE THEFT 163
TO MRS. THROCKMORTON / ON HER BEAUTIFUL
TRANSCRIPT OJ HORACE S ODE
164
AN ANCIENT PRUDE 165
TWO INSCRIPTIONS FOR STONES ERECTED AT
THE SOWING OJ A GROVE OF OAKS AT
CHILLINGTON, THE SEAT OJ T. GIFFARD,
ESQ., JUNE 1790 166
EPITAPH ON FOP, / A DOG BELONGING TO
LADY THROCKMORTON
167
WILLIAM FALCONER
(1732-1769)
FROM'THE SHIPWRECK"
168
SIRWILLIAMJONES
(1746-1794)
EPIGRAM
16G
THOMAS CHATTERTON
(1752-177)
THE METHODIST
170
GEORGE CRABBE
(I754 " 1832)
JROM 'THE VILLAGE":
THE POOR-HOUSE 171
WILLAM BLAKE
(I737 ~ 1827)
THE CHIMNEY-SWEEPER
172
LONG JOHN BROWN
AND LITTLE MARY BELL 173
HOLY THURSDAY 174
MILTON. PREFACE 175
LONDON 176
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
(1770-1850)
FROM "MICHAEL. A PASTORAL POEM "
177
COMPOSED UPON WESTMINSTER BRIDGE 178
CRANMER 179
WITH SHIPS THE SEA WAS SPRINKLED 180
TWILIGHT 181
IT IS NOT TO BE THOUGHT 182
A GRAVE-STONE UPON THE FLOOR IN THE
CLOISTERS OF WORCESTER CATHEDRAL
183
IT IS A BEAUTEOUS EVENING 184
IF THOU INDEED DERIVE THY LIGHT 185
FROM "PRELUDE, OR,
GROWTH OF A POET
J MIND " 186
COMPOSED BY THE SEASIDE,
NEAR CALAIS, AUGUST,
1802. 187
SIR WALTER SCOTT
(1771-1832)
THE RETURN TO ULSTER
188
SAMUELTAYLOR COLERIDGE
(1772-1843)
TIME: REAL AND IMAGINARY.
AN ALLEGORY
189
ROBERT SOUTHEY
(1774-1:843)
HIS BOOKS
190
WINTER
191
A MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE
192
CHARLES LAMB
(17 75 -
183
4
)
THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES
193
COMPOSED IN
HOXTON LUNATIC ASYLUM
194
WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR
I1775 -1864)
FINIS
195
THOMAS MOORE
(I779I
8
52)
AT MIGHT
196
ECHOES
197
LEIGH HUNT
(R784 ~ I
8
59)
THE FISH, THE MAN, AND THE SPIRIT
198
THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK
(1785 -1866)
THREE MEN OF GOTHAM
199
JOHN WILSON
(X
785
-
1854
)
A CHURCHYARD SCENE
200
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY
(1792 -1822)
THE MOON 201
OZYMANDIAS 202
MUSIC, WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE 203
SONNET: ENGLAND IN 1819 204
JOHN KEBLE
(1792 -1866)
AT HOOKER'S TOMB
205
NOVEMBER 206
JOHN CLARE
(1793-1864)
THE THRUSH S NEST 207
WRITTEN IN NORTHAMPTON
COUNTY ASYLUM 208
BURTHORP OAK
209
JOHN KEATS
(1795-1821)
IF BY DULL RHYMES
210
WHEN I HAVE FEARS 211
HARTLEY COLERIDGE
(1796-1849)
FRIENDSHIP
212
THOMAS HOOD
(1798-1845)
SILENCE
213
JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
(1801 -1890)
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW 214
RICHARD HENRY HORNE
(1803 -1884)
THE PLOUGH.
A LANDSCAPE IN BERKSHIRE 215
CHARLES WHITEHEAD
(1804 - 1862)
THE LAMP
216
ELIZABETH BARRET BROWNING
(1806- 1861)
GRIEF
217 ,
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
(1807 -1882)
ON TRANSLATING THE
DIVINA COMMEDIA
218
THE PHANTOM SHIP 219
CHAUCER 220
EXCELSIOR 221
FROM "EVANGELINE " 222
AUTUMN
223
THE OLD CLOCK ON THE STAIRS 224
THE CROSS OF SNOW 22 5
BLIND BARTIMEUS 226
THE WRECK OF THE HESPERUS 227
THE BELLS OF LYNN 228
CHARLES TENNYSON TURNER
(1808 -1879)
LETTY'S GLOBE
229
ON THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
OF OCTOBER
1865 230
ALFRED TENNYSON,
LORD TENNYSON
(1809 -1892)
SUMMER NIGHT
231
WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS
(1865-1939)
WHEN YOU ARE OLD
245
EPITAPH
246
RUPERT BROOKE
(1887-1915)
CLOUDS
247
THE SOLDIER 248
ANFANGSZEILERUREGISTER
AUTORENVERZEICHNIS
DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
(1828 - 1882)
SILENT NOON
237
RALEIGH'S CELL IN THE TOWER 238
CHRISTINA GEORGINA ROSSETTI
(1830- 1894)
SONG
239
REMEMBER ME 240
REST
2 41
WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY
(1811 - 1863)
PERSICOS ODI
232
EMILY BRONTE
(1818-1848)
THE OLD STOIC 233
COVENTRY PATMORE
(1823- 1896)
THE TOYS 234
GEORGE MEREDITH
(1828 - 1909)
DIRGE IN WOODS
235
LUCIFER IN STARLIGHT 236
THOMAS HARDY
(1840 - 1928)
A CHURCH ROMANCE
242
TO THE MATTERHORN
(JUNE-JULY
1897,) 243
AT A LUNAR ECLIPSE 244 |
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