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Work(s) of Michael Drayton
________________________________________________ This listing contains work(s) of Michael Drayton available for reading. Click on a book title's link below to select a book to read online. Titles in Poem Category Top Amour 1 Sonnet Amour 10 Sonnet Amour 11 Sonnet Amour 12 Sonnet Amour 13 Sonnet Amour 14 Sonnet Amour 15 Sonnet Amour 16 Sonnet Amour 17 Sonnet Amour 18 Sonnet Amour 19 Sonnet Amour 2 Sonnet Amour 20 Sonnet Amour 21 Sonnet Amour 22 Sonnet Amour 23 Sonnet Amour 24 Sonnet Amour 25 Sonnet Amour 26 Sonnet Amour 27 Sonnet Amour 28 Sonnet Amour 29 Sonnet Amour 3 Sonnet Amour 30 Sonnet Amour 31 Sonnet Amour 32 Sonnet Amour 33 Sonnet Amour 34 Sonnet Amour 35 Sonnet Amour 36 Sonnet Amour 37 Sonnet Amour 38 Sonnet Amour 39 Sonnet Amour 4 Sonnet Amour 40 Sonnet Amour 41 Sonnet Amour 42 Sonnet Amour 43 Sonnet Amour 44 Sonnet Amour 45 Sonnet Amour 46 Sonnet Amour 47 Sonnet Amour 48 Sonnet Amour 49 Sonnet Amour 5 Sonnet Amour 50 Sonnet Amour 51 Sonnet Amour 6 Sonnet Amour 7 Sonnet Amour 8 Sonnet Amour 9 Sonnet Amovret Anacreontick, An Ode As In Some Countries Far Remote From Hence Sonnet As Love And I, Late Harboured In One Inn Sonnet Calling To Mind Since First My Love Begun Sonnet Crier, The Ode Cupid Conjured Sonnet Cupid, I Hate Thee, Which I'd Have Thee Know Sonnet Dear, Why Should You Commaund Me To My Rest Sonnet Elegy Upon the Death of the Lady Penelope Clifton, An Euill Spirit Your Beauty Haunts Me Still, An Sonnet Eyes With Your Tears, Blind If You Be Sonnet Heart, The Ode His Defence Against The Idle Critic Ode His Remedy For Love Sonnet How Many Paltry, Foolish, Painted Things Sonnet Hymn To His Ladies Birth-Place, A Ode I Gaue My Faith To Loue, Loue His To Mee Sonnet I Hear Some Say, This Man Is Not In Love Sonnet If He From Heaven That Filched That Living Fire Sonnet In Former Times, Such As Had Store Of Coin Sonnet In Pride Of Wit, When High Desire Of Fame Sonnet Is Not Love Here, As 'tis In Other Climes Sonnet Like An Adventurous Sea-Farer Am I Sonnet Loue In An Humor Played The Prodigall Sonnet Loue Once Would Daunce Within My Mistres Eye Sonnet Love Banish'd Heaven, In Earth Was Held In Scorn Sonnet Loves Conquest Ode Many There Be Excelling In This Kind Sonnet Me Thinks I See Some Crooked Mimick Ieere Sonnet Muses Which Sadly Sit About My Chayre Sonnet My Hart Was Slaine, And None But You And I Sonnet Nothing But No And I, And I And No Sonnet O Why Should Nature Nigardly Restraine Sonnet Ode 4 [To My Worthy Friend, Master John Savage Of The Inner Temple] Ode Ode 8 [Sing We The Rose] Ode Of His Ladies Not Comming To London Elegy Plain-Path'd Experience The Unlearneds Guide Sonnet Sacrifice To Apollo, The Ode Since There's No Help, Come Let Us Kiss And Part Sonnet Skeltoniad, A Ode There's Nothing Grieves Me, But That Age Should Haste Sonnet Thou Leaden Braine, Which Censur'st What I Write Sonnet To Admiration Sonnet To Cupid Ode To Folly Sonnet To Himself And The Harp Ode To His Coy Love Ode To His Rival Ode To His Valentine Ode To Lucie, Countesse Of Bedford Sonnet To Lunacie Sonnet To Master George Sandys Elegy To My Most Dearly-loved Friend Henery Reynolds Esquire, of Poets & Poesy To My Noble Friend Mr. William Brown, of the Evil Time To nothing fitter can I thee compare Sonnet To Sir Walter Aston Sonnet To Such As Say Thy Love I Overprize Sonnet To The Cambro-Britans And Their Harp, His Ballad Of Agincourt Ode To The Deere Chyld Of The Muses, And His Euer Kind Mecaenas Sonnet To The High And Mighty Prince, James, King Of Scots Sonnet To The Lady Anne Harington Sonnet To The Lady L.S. Sonnet To The Moone Sonnet To The New Year Ode To the Noble Lady, the Lady I.S. of Worldly Crosses To The Reader Of His Poems Sonnet To The Senses Sonnet To The Soule Sonnet To The Spheares Sonnet To The Vestalls Sonnet To The Virginian Voyage Ode Truce gentle love, a parly now I crave Sonnet Upon the Noble Lady Astons departure for Spain Upon the Three Sons of the Lord Sheffield, drowned in Humber What Dost Thou Mean To Cheat Me Of My Heart Sonnet Whilst Thus My Pen Strives To Eternize Thee Sonnet Why Should Your Fair Eyes With Such Sovereign Grace Sonnet Witless Gallant, A Young Wench That Woo'd, A Sonnet Worlds Faire Rose, And Henries Frosty Fire, The Sonnet You Best Discern'd Of My Interior Eyes Sonnet You Cannot Loue My Pretty Hart, And Why? Sonnet You Not Alone, When You Are Still Alone Sonnet GO TO TOP OF SCREEN