Poem Genre / Form: Admonition - Blacklight Search Results

First Line:: Musing alane this hinder nicht
Last Line:: In hevin that I may haif a place | For thair sall no man demit be
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10932

71. Monarchs beware your titles they disown

First Line:: Monarchs beware your titles they disown
Last Line:: And decollation is the consequence
DMI number:: 8067

72. I pray you all that receive bread and pence

First Line:: I pray you all that receive bread and pence
Last Line:: To say the Lord's Prayer before you go hence
DMI number:: 33802

73. I wonder not Aurelia you desire

First Line:: I wonder not Aurelia you desire
Last Line:: And sprung the unerring net upon them all
Author:: Margaret Hill [nee Morris] (Speculation)
DMI number:: 17510

74. If long you'd have the world's wild females love

First Line:: If long you'd have the world's wild females love
Last Line:: But fly your converse swift as eastern wind
DMI number:: 42725

75. If every woman were served in her kind

First Line:: If every woman were served in her kind
Last Line:: If I father a child that's none of my own
DMI number:: 42944

76. If poets be as they pretend inspired

First Line:: If poets be as they pretend inspired
Last Line:: That from long bondage set the muses free
DMI number:: 42578

77. Know mortals that the men the gods most love

First Line:: Know mortals that the men the gods most love
Last Line:: He but goes backward in all noble deeds
Author:: Thomas Goffe [Gough] (Absolute)
DMI number:: 17153

78. Let not thy avarice tempt thee to withdraw

First Line:: Let not thy avarice tempt thee to withdraw
Last Line:: Be just and wise and tremble to transgress
Author:: John Philips (Confident)
DMI number:: 9388

79. Leave fading plumes no more vaunt gallant youth

First Line:: Leave fading plumes no more vaunt gallant youth
Last Line:: Smooth words decieve learn therefore to be wise
DMI number:: 49190

80. Lesbia the fair the gay the young

First Line:: Lesbia the fair the gay the young
Last Line:: Then women will be women still
DMI number:: 21726

81. Let joyful heirs in mock procession flow

First Line:: Let joyful heirs in mock procession flow
Last Line:: To sleep with mortals and awake with saints
DMI number:: 40602

82. Let others sing the loves of nymphs and swains

First Line:: Let others sing the loves of nymphs and swains
Last Line:: Whose power unchanged through every age remains
DMI number:: 33124

83. Man was not made to live at home

First Line:: Man was not made to live at home
Last Line:: But falls a bloody tiger's prey
DMI number:: 19421

84. Madam look out your title is arraigned

First Line:: Madam look out your title is arraigned
Last Line:: And restoration is the consequence
DMI number:: 8066

85. Madam take care

First Line:: Madam take care
Last Line:: Be drowned in the south seas
DMI number:: 13250

86. Lovely Armina over her books reclined

First Line:: Lovely Armina over her books reclined
Last Line:: Is there no end in being wise and fair
Author:: Mary Barber (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11588

87. Northumbrians attend

First Line:: Northumbrians attend
Last Line:: Sing Bywell and Belsay for ever
DMI number:: 33341

88. Night had spread her sable curtain

First Line:: Night had spread her sable curtain
Last Line:: And to Alnwick post away
DMI number:: 33340

89. Not hear my message but the bearer shun

First Line:: Not hear my message but the bearer shun
Last Line:: And I fall downward from this rowling sky
DMI number:: 43527

90. No gilded roof nor ivory fret

First Line:: No gilded roof nor ivory fret
Last Line:: To free the poor from painful bands
Author:: Sir Thomas Hawkins (Absolute)
DMI number:: 42094

91. No more bedaubed with yellow lace

First Line:: No more bedaubed with yellow lace
Last Line:: I'll waft thee with amen
DMI number:: 11188

92. O Anna think thou poor unhappy queen

First Line:: O Anna think thou poor unhappy queen
Last Line:: Fear not whole myriads in thy cause will join
DMI number:: 10989

93. O born to pity woes yet formed to give

First Line:: O born to pity woes yet formed to give
Last Line:: Then the form quickens and the figure glows
Author:: Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11720

94. Now after giving I speik of taking

First Line:: Now after giving I speik of taking
Last Line:: That gars my poutch be aft ill lynd | In taking suld discration be
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10931

95. O gallants all I cry and call

First Line:: O gallants all I cry and call
Last Line:: Or dreid war after cum
Author:: Balnevis (Speculation)
DMI number:: 10939

96. Now to proclaim the exalted state

First Line:: Now to proclaim the exalted state
Last Line:: To a celestial bliss
DMI number:: 26415

97. Now tyrant god thy rule give over

First Line:: Now tyrant god thy rule give over
Last Line:: Shall over me a conquest make
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11295

98. Now while thy blooming spring with balmy sweets

First Line:: Now while thy blooming spring with balmy sweets
Last Line:: Thou mayst alas but barely mayst repent
DMI number:: 8138

99. Of every asking follows nocht

First Line:: Of every asking follows nocht
Last Line:: To fecht with fortune is nae wit | In asking suld discration be
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10929

100. O proud man

First Line:: O proud man
Last Line:: The life above
DMI number:: 41900

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1. A canting Scot in thy vile sermons preaches

2. A conscience pure withouten spot

3. A pampered hern of lofty mien and state

4. A sovereign salve there is for each disease

5. A treaty's on foot look about English boys

6. Ah wretched man whom neither fate can please

7. Alas to this we come why why is life

8. Alas why made thou such a vow

9. An everlasting bondage doth he choose

10. All you beauties and attractions

11. As musing on his bed the speecher lay

12. As soon as on the banks of Rhine

13. Avaunt ye critics too severe

14. Be gone our nation's pleasure and reproach

15. Be steadfast to thine own

16. Before this judge all judges shall appear

17. Blessed is the man yea doubly blessed is he

18. Bright Chloris shun thy glass for it has vexed

19. Believe me friends whatever you do

20. Can the deep statesman skilled in great design

21. Car-men turn poets now why may not I

22. But I suppose the same good will

23. Briton if thou wouldst sure destruction shun

24. Cease cease that vain and useless scorn

25. Chastity a virtue rare

26. Chloe has wit I need must own

27. Chloris it is not in your power

28. Close wrapped in P-----'s smock his senses are

29. Could you at last a commonwealth obtain

30. Did you my charming Sylvia live

31. False flattering men who make it your chief pride

32. Evadne I must tell you so

33. First let the lion dread the bleating sheep

34. Faction is ripe

35. Fair nymphs remember all your scorn

36. Fair sweet and young receive this friendly strain

37. Forsake dear nymph this awkward dress

38. For once dear Molly lay aside

39. For shame leave off thy amorous trade

40. Forbear my outside friend to shake my hand

41. Forgive him no no damn me if I do

42. For shame ye doting fools for shame be wise

43. Floria whilst your tuneful sound

44. Give me thine heart my much loved son

45. Gay fop that knowst no higher flights than sense

46. Gellius is lean and why not such a son

47. God prosper long this free born isle

48. God wot my friend our life full soon decays

49. God's mercy long abused and heavenly wrath

50. Great persecutors of the land

51. Great Charles who full of mercy mightst command

52. Great Charles who full of mercy wouldst command

53. Have angels sinned and shall not men beware

54. Hark heard ye not that piercing cry

55. Hast thou at last that mother church too quitted

56. I count this conquest great

57. I grieve to think that Waller's blamed

58. I have reason to fly thee and not to sit down by thee

59. In that rude climate where the Alps arise

60. In anger puffed you say I prove

61. Imperious fool think not because you're fair

62. In danger puffed you say I prove

63. In rancour's dark obscene sequestered seat

64. Incautious youth why does thou so misplace

65. It happened in the twilight of the day

66. It is my purpose to discryve

67. Long has the world impatient with desire

68. Look up base croaking zealots of the age

69. Most haughty sir I do believe

70. Musing alane this hinder nicht

71. Monarchs beware your titles they disown

72. I pray you all that receive bread and pence