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1. A face that should content me wonderous well

First Line:
A face that should content me wonderous well
Last Line:
And knit again with knot that should not slide
Author:
Sir Thomas Wyatt (Absolute)
DMI number:
8819

2. A fate like mine as poets sing

First Line:
A fate like mine as poets sing
Last Line:
Less tender than the heart
Author:
John Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
30875

3. A beau as in old tale it's written

First Line:
A beau as in old tale it's written
Last Line:
A madam now and puss no more
Author:
James Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
11861

4. A beauteous face fine shape engaging air

First Line:
A beauteous face fine shape engaging air
Last Line:
Your voice has finished what your eyes begun
DMI number:
42616

5. A knife dear girl cuts love they say

First Line:
A knife dear girl cuts love they say
Last Line:
Save only cut and come again
DMI number:
36063

6. A Robyn | Jolly Robyn | Tell me how thy leman doeth

First Line:
A Robyn | Jolly Robyn | Tell me how thy leman doeth
Last Line:
And let them warme with thee
Author:
Sir Thomas Wyatt (Absolute)
DMI number:
38527

7. A whimsical pain has just caught me

First Line:
A whimsical pain has just caught me
Last Line:
The queen of our toast Molly Row
DMI number:
22725

8. A lover of late was I

First Line:
A lover of late was I
Last Line:
And now I am myselfe againe
DMI number:
37615

9. Ah happy are we anchorites that know

First Line:
Ah happy are we anchorites that know
Last Line:
Defying both the storms of fate and love
DMI number:
43476

10. Ah love how wayward is his wit what pangs do pierce his breast

First Line:
Ah love how wayward is his wit what pangs do pierce his breast
Last Line:
To them that mean by honest means to come to happy end
DMI number:
9061

11. A | I love a nymph a lack a day

First Line:
A | I love a nymph a lack a day
Last Line:
May suffer shipwreck in the main
DMI number:
44179

12. Absent from thee I languish still

First Line:
Absent from thee I languish still
Last Line:
And lose my everlasting rest
Author:
John Wilmot (Absolute)
DMI number:
4117

13. Alas it is impossible to tell

First Line:
Alas it is impossible to tell
Last Line:
Farewell oh pity me thou lovely man farewell
DMI number:
8474

14. Alas love why chafe ye

First Line:
Alas love why chafe ye
Last Line:
A lusty limb lifter you are a trim shifter
DMI number:
49216

15. Alas poor Cupid art thou blind

First Line:
Alas poor Cupid art thou blind
Last Line:
And all you shoot at surely dies
Author:
Henry Hughes (Absolute)
DMI number:
43918

16. Ah Celia leave that cruel art

First Line:
Ah Celia leave that cruel art
Last Line:
And I'll divorce myself from love
DMI number:
44027

17. Ah Chloris that I now could sit

First Line:
Ah Chloris that I now could sit
Last Line:
What fortune they must see
Author:
Sir Charles Sedley (Absolute)
DMI number:
44001

18. Ah cruel nymph how canst thou punish me

First Line:
Ah cruel nymph how canst thou punish me
Last Line:
Than it would for you to be more kind and love
DMI number:
44640

19. A woman O curse that there is such a name

First Line:
A woman O curse that there is such a name
Last Line:
To trust him so soon with an arrow
DMI number:
5762

20. And would you see my mistress face

First Line:
And would you see my mistress face
Last Line:
And this is that my soul pursueth
Author:
Thomas Campion (Absolute)
DMI number:
49878

21. And would you see my mistress' face

First Line:
And would you see my mistress' face
Last Line:
And this is that my soul persu'th
Author:
Thomas Campion (Absolute)
DMI number:
49719

22. Ancient person for whom I

First Line:
Ancient person for whom I
Last Line:
Yet still I love thee without art | Ancient person of my heart
Author:
John Wilmot (Absolute)
DMI number:
4119

23. An age in her embraces passed

First Line:
An age in her embraces passed
Last Line:
And make us blessed at last
Author:
John Wilmot (Absolute)
DMI number:
4116

24. And durst thou then insulting youth demand

First Line:
And durst thou then insulting youth demand
Last Line:
And learn to keep thee ere I make thee mine
DMI number:
35673

25. All you that women love

First Line:
All you that women love
Last Line:
Their skins are made of felt
DMI number:
43302

26. Although I had a check

First Line:
Although I had a check
Last Line:
If I can give the mate
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49565

27. Although I had check

First Line:
Although I had check
Last Line:
If I can give the mate
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49263

28. Although thy hand and faith and good works too

First Line:
Although thy hand and faith and good works too
Last Line:
Of music joy life and eternity
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
9164

29. As the vexed tyrant when for blood designed

First Line:
As the vexed tyrant when for blood designed
Last Line:
And where you placed 'em there they rooted stand
Author:
John Hopkins (Absolute)
DMI number:
5819

30. As timorous sailors when from sea they spy

First Line:
As timorous sailors when from sea they spy
Last Line:
For she alone can give my sickened soul relief
DMI number:
40075

31. As old as the world yet an infant is love

First Line:
As old as the world yet an infant is love
Last Line:
Yet Collier contains the whole god in her eyes
DMI number:
6188

32. As free as wanton winds I lived

First Line:
As free as wanton winds I lived
Last Line:
My letters made it good
DMI number:
43225

33. Approach stern winter in thy gloomy dress

First Line:
Approach stern winter in thy gloomy dress
Last Line:
And pay with scorn who honours her with love
DMI number:
36117

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

First Line:
Are there then gods gods I'll believe it no more
Last Line:
Least when you swear again you strike me blind
DMI number:
43407

35. As Celia in her garden strayed

First Line:
As Celia in her garden strayed
Last Line:
She fires with endless love
DMI number:
16318

36. As Cupid still on mischief bent

First Line:
As Cupid still on mischief bent
Last Line:
Or else to love his arms resign
DMI number:
19480

37. As Damon near his Celia stood

First Line:
As Damon near his Celia stood
Last Line:
Kiss Celia's hand her mouth so near
DMI number:
33262

38. As soon as the chaos was made into form

First Line:
As soon as the chaos was made into form
Last Line:
Than when knaves would seem pious and fools would seem wise
Author:
Thomas D'Urfey (Absolute)
DMI number:
20738

39. As I lay all alone on my bed slumbering

First Line:
As I lay all alone on my bed slumbering
Last Line:
Which makes me sigh &c
DMI number:
44234

40. At length from love's vile slavery I am free

First Line:
At length from love's vile slavery I am free
Last Line:
Such a destructive waste of fatal ruin lies
Author:
Robert Gould (Confident)
DMI number:
10643

41. At length with vengeance bursts my raging vein

First Line:
At length with vengeance bursts my raging vein
Last Line:
And lost in transport beg to wake no more
Author:
Nicholas Amhurst (Absolute)
DMI number:
12000

42. Atys once for Cybel burned

First Line:
Atys once for Cybel burned
Last Line:
Kiss and drink and then am mad
DMI number:
3537

43. Ask me no longer dear Sir John

First Line:
Ask me no longer dear Sir John
Last Line:
And ease a lover's pain without her
Author:
Thomas Brown (Confident)
DMI number:
43427

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

First Line:
Be not proud pretty one for I must love thee
Last Line:
Sits Cupid now enthroned my pains deriding
DMI number:
43910

45. 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

46. 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

47. Begone begone thou wheedling cheat

First Line:
Begone begone thou wheedling cheat
Last Line:
To a view melodious worlds on high
DMI number:
43382

48. Behold love thy power how she despiseth

First Line:
Behold love thy power how she despiseth
Last Line:
And as his lord thee lowly here entreateth
Author:
Sir Thomas Wyatt (Absolute)
DMI number:
49311

49. Bright Aurelia I do owe

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

50. 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