Poem Theme: Love and Beauty - Blacklight Search Results

First Line:: Beauteous Chloris while thou dost enjoy
Last Line:: Too young too old too nice too free too slow destroys your pleasures
DMI number:: 44168

25. Beauty alone's too impotent a charm

First Line:: Beauty alone's too impotent a charm
Last Line:: For elegance can only win the heart
DMI number:: 10309

26. Beauty and love once fell at odds

First Line:: Beauty and love once fell at odds
Last Line:: Against god Cupid's power
Author:: John Gamble (Speculation) & Henry Lawes (Speculation)
DMI number:: 10694

27. Beauty and love once fell at odds

First Line:: Beauty and love once fell at odds
Last Line:: Gainst Cupid and his power
DMI number:: 7055

28. Beauty is justly termed a divine ray

First Line:: Beauty is justly termed a divine ray
Last Line:: Prepare to meet me and the coming joy
Author:: Alexander Pennecuik (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25412

29. Beauty was constant love's reward

First Line:: Beauty was constant love's reward
Last Line:: He raved he languished and he died
Author:: George Jeffreys (Absolute)
DMI number:: 15455

30. Beauty with virtue joined is the bright gem

First Line:: Beauty with virtue joined is the bright gem
Last Line:: Conceited living is a thing as rare
DMI number:: 43191

31. Begin begin Diana's praise

First Line:: Begin begin Diana's praise
Last Line:: And do the work of Caesar's sword the mighty work of fate
DMI number:: 43423

32. Bright Aurelia I do owe

First Line:: Bright Aurelia I do owe
Last Line:: Will make it burn in every part
DMI number:: 43927

33. Bright beauty on whose every part does rest

First Line:: Bright beauty on whose every part does rest
Last Line:: And then you'll be the world's chief wonder styled
DMI number:: 42778

34. Bright Celia know twas not thine eyes

First Line:: Bright Celia know twas not thine eyes
Last Line:: Can curse us of our inward harm
DMI number:: 44135

35. Behold the promised land where pleasure flows

First Line:: Behold the promised land where pleasure flows
Last Line:: So blushed Adonis in the seat of bliss
Author:: Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:: 41811

36. Behold you Dames that reign in fames whose looks mens hearts do lead

First Line:: Behold you Dames that reign in fames whose looks mens hearts do lead
Last Line:: A courteous maid and like to proove a constant worthy wife
DMI number:: 49161

37. Belinda's sparkling eyes and wit

First Line:: Belinda's sparkling eyes and wit
Last Line:: With unexhausted springs
Author:: Samuel Whyte (Speculation)
DMI number:: 36306

38. Can so much beauty over a mind

First Line:: Can so much beauty over a mind
Last Line:: Yet I must love her still when all is done
DMI number:: 44460

39. By love too long deprived of rest

First Line:: By love too long deprived of rest
Last Line:: And bid him live for love and thee
Author:: Samuel Whyte (Speculation)
DMI number:: 29210

40. By no discovery have I ever revealed

First Line:: By no discovery have I ever revealed
Last Line:: Fade into Autumn I could love no less
DMI number:: 43550

41. Brightest since your pitying eye

First Line:: Brightest since your pitying eye
Last Line:: Both scatter wounds and scatter balsam rob
DMI number:: 43928

42. Brittle beauty that nature made so frail

First Line:: Brittle beauty that nature made so frail
Last Line:: Today ready ripe tomorrow all to shaken
Author:: Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49251

43. Celestial fires thy star bright eyes illume

First Line:: Celestial fires thy star bright eyes illume
Last Line:: And I shall soon revive to bless your charms
DMI number:: 10308

44. Celia fairest form in nature

First Line:: Celia fairest form in nature
Last Line:: Silent then I'll wear my chains
DMI number:: 24395

45. Celia thy sweet angels face

First Line:: Celia thy sweet angels face
Last Line:: So fair a heaven with mine arms to embrace
DMI number:: 44468

46. Clara had your lovely face

First Line:: Clara had your lovely face
Last Line:: Stop my false and perjured breath
Author:: Anthony Hammond (Confident)
DMI number:: 10537

47. Cloe your pride is all a cheat

First Line:: Cloe your pride is all a cheat
Last Line:: Impatient of a long disguise
DMI number:: 43214

48. Cloris forbear a while

First Line:: Cloris forbear a while
Last Line:: And buckle now and then and that's enough
DMI number:: 43347

49. Come happy nymph adored by all

First Line:: Come happy nymph adored by all
Last Line:: Then love endless in our joy's assigned
DMI number:: 44414

50. Come and crown your lover's wishes

First Line:: Come and crown your lover's wishes
Last Line:: Which brocades would only hide
DMI number:: 35979

51. Come Chloris leave thy wandering sheep

First Line:: Come Chloris leave thy wandering sheep
Last Line:: And steal each others heart away
DMI number:: 44190

52. Come dear heart and let us dally

First Line:: Come dear heart and let us dally
Last Line:: Her smock was whiter than the milk
DMI number:: 43319

53. Come gentle love tis only thou

First Line:: Come gentle love tis only thou
Last Line:: Because he never could describe the rest
Author:: Mr. Adams (Absolute)
DMI number:: 44559

54. Dear I have suffered much tis true

First Line:: Dear I have suffered much tis true
Last Line:: Of the rich empire of your love
DMI number:: 43399

55. Cynthia what means this distant air

First Line:: Cynthia what means this distant air
Last Line:: Only a slave to liberty
DMI number:: 19473

56. Coriana in the bloom of youth

First Line:: Coriana in the bloom of youth
Last Line:: And age is virtue's season
DMI number:: 43213

57. Dear thoughtless Clara to my verse attend

First Line:: Dear thoughtless Clara to my verse attend
Last Line:: And live for him who more than dies for you
Author:: Henry St John (Absolute)
DMI number:: 19536

58. Desire hath driven from me my will

First Line:: Desire hath driven from me my will
Last Line:: Lo this is she that killeth men
DMI number:: 49131

59. Eternal source of joys

First Line:: Eternal source of joys
Last Line:: And fix a lasting empire firmly in each heart
DMI number:: 10541

60. Enchanted by your voice and face

First Line:: Enchanted by your voice and face
Last Line:: Whenever they please can raise the dead
DMI number:: 6538

61. Evadne I must let you know

First Line:: Evadne I must let you know
Last Line:: To wait eternally
DMI number:: 43575

62. Evadne I must tell you so

First Line:: Evadne I must tell you so
Last Line:: To wait eternally
DMI number:: 43574

63. Eve was the first essay of unskilled Jove

First Line:: Eve was the first essay of unskilled Jove
Last Line:: And be the victim to atone for all
DMI number:: 41830

64. First let the lion dread the bleating sheep

First Line:: First let the lion dread the bleating sheep
Last Line:: When Gloriana's eyebrow is the bow
DMI number:: 43624

65. Farewell dear tyrant of my soul

First Line:: Farewell dear tyrant of my soul
Last Line:: In one great universal chain
DMI number:: 11799

66. Fair Chloe will not sure this gem despise

First Line:: Fair Chloe will not sure this gem despise
Last Line:: You then would know the wounds those make in me
DMI number:: 21974

67. Fair Clarinda I do owe

First Line:: Fair Clarinda I do owe
Last Line:: Will make it burn in every part
DMI number:: 44169

68. Fair nymphs remember all your scorn

First Line:: Fair nymphs remember all your scorn
Last Line:: Will never see it thus abused
Author:: James Wright (Absolute)
DMI number:: 41829

69. Fair rose whom joyful heaven does beget

First Line:: Fair rose whom joyful heaven does beget
Last Line:: By thee she longs to have her temples bound
DMI number:: 43387

70. Fools to themselves do riches prize

First Line:: Fools to themselves do riches prize
Last Line:: That lead mankind astray
DMI number:: 42526

71. Fools to themselves do riches prize

First Line:: Fools to themselves do riches prize
Last Line:: Which lead mankind astray | All others are but &c
DMI number:: 42780

72. Floria whilst your tuneful sound

First Line:: Floria whilst your tuneful sound
Last Line:: Because by force you are chaste
DMI number:: 44426

73. Fly Lysidus this hated place

First Line:: Fly Lysidus this hated place
Last Line:: When all lovers fires are gone and past
DMI number:: 43608

74. Fly Strephon fly when beauty's dart

First Line:: Fly Strephon fly when beauty's dart
Last Line:: Can conquer love who run away
DMI number:: 18821

75. Give me a kiss from those sweet lips of thine

First Line:: Give me a kiss from those sweet lips of thine
Last Line:: And being spent we shall embrace no more
DMI number:: 44104

76. Gaze not on swans on whose white breast

First Line:: Gaze not on swans on whose white breast
Last Line:: They sunk into their sockets and decayed
Author:: William Strode (Speculation)
DMI number:: 6260

77. Gaze not on thy beauty's pride

First Line:: Gaze not on thy beauty's pride
Last Line:: A perpetual blush to thine
DMI number:: 44017

78. Go to her hands and in the softest dress

First Line:: Go to her hands and in the softest dress
Last Line:: And cannot dare not by confession live
DMI number:: 19618

79. Go envied present and those charms improve

First Line:: Go envied present and those charms improve
Last Line:: You wear the patch but tis I feel the wound
Author:: John Hopkins (Absolute)
DMI number:: 5823

80. Gay as the season of the year

First Line:: Gay as the season of the year
Last Line:: Good sense the power maintain
Author:: Mary Goddard (Speculation)
DMI number:: 22377

81. Hail Clarona clear as morning

First Line:: Hail Clarona clear as morning
Last Line:: With love and musics trembling string
DMI number:: 43630

82. Happy am I in Mops love

First Line:: Happy am I in Mops love
Last Line:: Her feet themselves display
DMI number:: 44485

83. Gorbo as thou cam'st this way

First Line:: Gorbo as thou cam'st this way
Last Line:: Let us to daffodil
Author:: Michael Drayton (Absolute)
DMI number:: 44796

84. Grace is in your steps and mein

First Line:: Grace is in your steps and mein
Last Line:: And Venus in your arms
DMI number:: 26773

85. Had she but lived in Cleopatra's age

First Line:: Had she but lived in Cleopatra's age
Last Line:: That all the world for love had well been lost
DMI number:: 4757

86. Helen's sweet voice is like her eyes

First Line:: Helen's sweet voice is like her eyes
Last Line:: To make the ravished world admire
DMI number:: 27966

87. Hard fated man cruel destiny of love

First Line:: Hard fated man cruel destiny of love
Last Line:: So wondrous powerful the charms of beauty are
DMI number:: 20718

88. Have I not told thee dearest mine

First Line:: Have I not told thee dearest mine
Last Line:: And frown me to my grave
DMI number:: 44286

89. Her locks are streams of liquid amber

First Line:: Her locks are streams of liquid amber
Last Line:: With amethyst they headed are
DMI number:: 44464

90. How am I rapt when I upon thee gaze

First Line:: How am I rapt when I upon thee gaze
Last Line:: To be ruled here himself by some fair mortal's eyes
DMI number:: 6249

91. Here where primroses thickest paint the green

First Line:: Here where primroses thickest paint the green
Last Line:: Though they sing well they canna sing like thee
Author:: Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22718

92. In secret place this hinder nicht

First Line:: In secret place this hinder nicht
Last Line:: O wow quoth she quhair will ye man | Leil leis me on that gracles gane
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10919

93. In slumber sweet as Venus lay

First Line:: In slumber sweet as Venus lay
Last Line:: To show perfection to the age
Author:: Matthew Pilkington (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11762

94. In chains of flowers made

First Line:: In chains of flowers made
Last Line:: And to beauty beauty he returned
Author:: Thomas Wood (Absolute)
DMI number:: 42597

95. In Greece sometime there dwelt a man of worthy fame

First Line:: In Greece sometime there dwelt a man of worthy fame
Last Line:: And brake her mould in great despair your like she could not frame
DMI number:: 8866

96. In Minorca isle there is a lass

First Line:: In Minorca isle there is a lass
Last Line:: Alas she leaves Mahon
Author:: Mr. Campbell (Confident)
DMI number:: 10581

97. Is she not wondrous fair But I do see

First Line:: Is she not wondrous fair But I do see
Last Line:: And now it freezes now again it burns
DMI number:: 43305

98. Indifference in love it cannot be

First Line:: Indifference in love it cannot be
Last Line:: Than in the arms of other beauties lie
DMI number:: 43627

99. In vain a thousand slaves have tried

First Line:: In vain a thousand slaves have tried
Last Line:: Both destroyed by time
DMI number:: 43215

100. In vain fair Cloris you design

First Line:: In vain fair Cloris you design
Last Line:: Alike its weakness and its pride
DMI number:: 44457

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1. A band of cupids the other day

2. A beauteous face fine shape engaging air

3. A constancy in love I'll prize

4. A Grecian dame is thus complete

5. A juster present sure was never made

6. A nymph of every charm possessed

7. A thoughtful druid on the green

8. A lovely nymph of Cyprus isle

9. Ah happy flower pride of all

10. After them Damon piping came

11. Ah Amarillis far more beautiful

12. Ah Celia where are now the charms

13. Ah Celia Why so fiercely bent

14. Ah Chloris that I now could sit

15. Ah Cloris that I now could sit

16. An amorous little swain

17. All you that women love

18. As through the woods Panthea strayed

19. Are there then gods gods I'll believe it no more

20. As in those nations where they yet adore

21. At beauty's bar as I did stand

22. At length in Selima I find

23. Be not proud pretty one for I must love thee

24. Beauteous Chloris while thou dost enjoy

25. Beauty alone's too impotent a charm

26. Beauty and love once fell at odds

27. Beauty and love once fell at odds

28. Beauty is justly termed a divine ray

29. Beauty was constant love's reward

30. Beauty with virtue joined is the bright gem

31. Begin begin Diana's praise

32. Bright Aurelia I do owe

33. Bright beauty on whose every part does rest

34. Bright Celia know twas not thine eyes

35. Behold the promised land where pleasure flows

36. Behold you Dames that reign in fames whose looks mens hearts do lead

37. Belinda's sparkling eyes and wit

38. Can so much beauty over a mind

39. By love too long deprived of rest

40. By no discovery have I ever revealed

41. Brightest since your pitying eye

42. Brittle beauty that nature made so frail

43. Celestial fires thy star bright eyes illume

44. Celia fairest form in nature

45. Celia thy sweet angels face

46. Clara had your lovely face

47. Cloe your pride is all a cheat

48. Cloris forbear a while

49. Come happy nymph adored by all

50. Come and crown your lover's wishes

51. Come Chloris leave thy wandering sheep

52. Come dear heart and let us dally

53. Come gentle love tis only thou

54. Dear I have suffered much tis true

55. Cynthia what means this distant air

56. Coriana in the bloom of youth

57. Dear thoughtless Clara to my verse attend

58. Desire hath driven from me my will

59. Eternal source of joys

60. Enchanted by your voice and face

61. Evadne I must let you know

62. Evadne I must tell you so

63. Eve was the first essay of unskilled Jove

64. First let the lion dread the bleating sheep

65. Farewell dear tyrant of my soul

66. Fair Chloe will not sure this gem despise

67. Fair Clarinda I do owe

68. Fair nymphs remember all your scorn

69. Fair rose whom joyful heaven does beget

70. Fools to themselves do riches prize

71. Fools to themselves do riches prize

72. Floria whilst your tuneful sound