The complete poems of John Donne : epigrams, verse letters to friends, love-lyrics, love-elegies, satire, religion poems, wedding celebrations, verse epistles to patronesses, commemorations and anniversaries

 Content: Epigrams Hero and Leander  Pyramus and Thisbe  Niobe  Naue Arsa (A Burnt Ship)  Caso d'un Muro (Fall of a Wall)  Zoppo (A Lame Beggar)  Calez and Guyana  Il Cavaliere Giovanni Wingfield  A Self-accuser  A Licentious Person  Antiquary  The Ingler  Disinherited  The Liar  Mercurius Gallo-Belgicus  Phryne  An Obscure Writer  Klockius  Martialis Castratus (Raderus)  Ralphius  Ad Autorem (Joseph Scaliger)  Ad Autorem (William Covell)  Verse letters to Friends   To Mr Rowland Woodward('Zealously my Muse')  To Mr Rowland Woodward('Muse not')  To Mr Christopher Brooke  To Mr Ingram Lister('Of that short roll of friends')  To Mr Thomas Woodward('At once from hence')  To Mr Thomas Woodward('All hail, sweet poet')  To Mr Thomas Woodward('Pregnant again') To my Lord of Derby  To Mr Beaupre Bell (1)  To Mr Beaupre Bell (2)   To Mr Thomas Woodward('Haste thee, harsh verse')  To Mr Samuel Brooke  To Mr Everard Guilpin  To Mr Rowland Woodward('Kindly I envy thy song's perfection')  To Mr Ingram Lister('Blest are your north parts')  To Mr Rowland Woodward('Like one who in her third widowhead')  To Mr Rowland Woodward('If, as mine is, thy life a slumber be')  The Storm  The Calm  To Mr Henry Wotton('Here's no more news than virtue')  To Mr Henry Wotton('Sir, more than kisses')  Henrico Wotton in Hibernia Belligeranti  To Sir Henry Wotton at his Going Ambassador to Venice  Amicissimo et meritissimo Ben. Ionson in 'Vulponem'  To Sir Henry Goodyer  To Sir Edward Herbert at Juliers  Upon Mr Thomas Coryat's 'Crudities'  In eundem Macaronicon A Letter Written by Sir Henry Goodyer and John Donnealternis vicibus  To Mr George Herbert with my Seal of the Anchor and Christ  To Mr Tilman after he had Taken Orders  De libro cum mutuaretur impresso, ... D. D. Andrews  Love Lyrics ('Songs and Sonnets') Air and Angels  The Anniversary  The Apparition  The Bait  The Blossom  Break of Day  The Broken Heart  The Canonization  Community  The Computation  Confined Love  The Curse  The Damp  The Dissolution  The Dream  The Ecstasy  The Expiration  Farewell to Love  A Fever  The Flea  The Funeral  The Good-morrow  Image and Dream  The Indifferent  To a Jet Ring Sent to me  Lecture upon the Shadow  The Legacy  Love's All (Love's Infiniteness)  Love's Deity  Love's Diet  Love's Exchange  Love's Usury  A Nocturnal upon Saint Lucy's Day  The Message  Mummy (Love's Alchemy)  Negative Love  The Paradox  Platonic Love (The Undertaking)  The Primrose  The Prohibition  The Relic  Song: 'Go and Catch a Falling Star'  Song: 'Sweetest Love, I do not Go'  Spring (Love's Growth)  The Sun Rising  The Triple Fool  TwickenhamGarden  A Valediction Forbidding Mourning  A Valediction: Of my Name in the Window  A Valediction: Of the Book  A Valediction: Of Weeping  The Will  Witchcraft by a Picture  Woman's Constancy  Love Elegies The Bracelet  The Comparison  The Perfume  Jealousy  Love's Recusant  Love's Pupil  Love's War  To his Mistress Going to Bed  Change  The Anagram  To his Mistress on Going Abroad  His Picture  On Love's Progress  Autumnal  Satire Satyre 1('Away, thou changeling, motley humorist')  Satyre 2('Sir, though (I thank God f  2. Annunciation  3. Nativity  4. Temple  5. Crucifying  6. Resurrection  7. Ascension  To Mrs Magdalen Herbert: Of St Mary Magdalen  Upon the Annunciation when Good Friday Fell upon the Same Day  Sonnet: 'Oh, to vex me'   A Litany  Resurrection(imperfect)   Divine Meditations  1. 'Thou hast made me'   2. 'As due by many titles'   3. 'Oh might those sighs and tears'   4. 'Father, part of his double interest'   5. 'O my black soul!'   6. 'This is my play's last scene'   7. 'I am a little world'   8. 'At the round earth's imagined corners'   9. 'If poisonous minerals'   10. 'If faithful souls'   11. 'Death, be not proud'   12. 'Wilt thou love God'   Holy Sonnets  1. 'As due by many titles'   2. 'O my black soul!'   3. 'This is my play's last scene'   4. 'At the round earth's imagined corners'   5. 'If poisonous minerals'   6. 'Death, be not proud'   7. 'Spit in my face'   8. 'Why are we'   9. 'What if this present'   10. 'Batter my heart'   11. 'Wilt thou love God'   12. 'Father, part of his double interest'   Verses translated for Ignatius his Conclave   Good Friday: Made as I was Riding Westward that Day   To Mr George Herbert with my Seal of the Anchor and Christ   Sonnet: 'Since she whom I loved'   To Christ   Upon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sidney and the Countess of Pembroke his Sister  At the Seaside, going over with the Lord Doncaster into Germany, 1619   The Lamentations of Jeremy, for the most part according to Tremellius   Hymn to God my God in my Sickness  Wedding Celebrations  Epithalamion Made at Lincoln's Inn  An Epithalamion on the Lady Elizabeth and Frederick, Count Palatine  Eclogue and Epithalamion at the Marriage of the Earl of Somerset   Verse epistles to Patronesses  To Lady Bedford at New Year's Tide  To the Countess of Bedford('Reason')   To Mrs Magdalen Herbert('Mad paper, stay')   To the Countess of Bedford('You have refined me')   To the Countess of Bedford('Honour is so sublime perfection')   To the Countess of Huntingdon  To the Countess of Bedford('To've written then')   To the Honourable Lady the Lady Carey  To the Countess of Bedford('Your cabinet my tomb')   To the Countess of Bedford (begun in France)  To the Countess of Salisbury  Commemorations Elegy: To the Lady Bedford('You that are she')   An Elegy upon the Death of Lady Markham  An Elegy upon the Death of Mistress Bulstrode: 'Death, I recant'   Elegy on Mistress Bulstrode[by Lady Bedford]   Elegy upon the Death of Mistress Bulstrode: 'Language, thou art too narrow'   Elegy on Prince Henry  Obsequies to the Lord Harington, Brother to the Countess of Bedford  A Hymn to the Saints and Marquis of Hamilton  The Anniversaries To the Praise of the Dead and 'The Anatomy'[by Joseph Hall]   The First Anniversary: An Anatomy of the World  A Funeral Elegy  The Harbinger to the Progress[by Joseph Hall]   The Second Anniversary: Of the Progress of the Soul  A Probable Attribution Ignatius Loyolae _ooeYuoeo   Dubia Sappho to Philaenis  The Token Variety