Love Poems by Famous Authors

by Various

165 chapters6h 16mEnglish1900

About this book

A collection of love poems, including the balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet, Tristram & Iseult, and selections from many authors including Lord Byron, Robert Burns, Robert Browning, Tennyson, and many more. Roles in Romeo and Juliet, read by Librivox volunteers: Romeo: Greg Giordano Juliet: Irene Rubio Narrator: Alan Mapstone Roles in Tristram and Iseult I, read by Librivox volunteers: Narrator: redrun Tristram: Greg Giordano The Page: nighthawks Roles in Tristram and Iseult II, read by Librivox volunteers: Narrator: Redrun Tristram: Greg Giordano Iseult: Elyse Huntsman: Alan Mapstone Dames: stepheather (Summary by Krista Zaleski)

Chapters (165)

1The Lay of the Last Minstrel

2A Ditty by Sir Philip Sidney

3On a Girdle by Edmund Waller

4Love alters not by William Shakespeare

5At the Church Gate by William Makepeace Thackeray

6Britain's Ida by Edmund Spenser

7Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare

685

8To Celia by Ben Jonson

9Why so Wan and Pale? by Sir John Suckling

10A Ma Future by Edwin Arnold

111

11Serenade by Thomas Hood

12Ae Fond Kiss by Robert Burns

130

13Highland Mary by Robert Burns

146

14Come, Rest in this Bosom by Thomas Moore

15She was a Phantom of Delight by William Wordsworth

133

16She walks in Beauty by Lord Byron

17Ruth by Thomas Hood

18When we Two Parted by Lord Byron

107

19To the Lady Hamilton by Hon. William Robert Spencer

20Angel and Woman by Thomas Parnell

21Immortality of Love by Robert Southey

22From " The Angel in the House " by Coventry Patmore

228

23A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns

24Drama by Percy Bysshe Shelley

25The Indian Serenade by Percy Bysshe Shelley

26To Lucasta, On going to the Wars by Richard Lovelace

27Tis Sweet to think by Thomas Moore

28The Evening Time by A.C.C.

147

29Lines by William Wordsworth

30Eros by Ralph Waldo Emerson

31The Day-Dream by Alfred Tennyson

116

32The Flower o' Dumblane by Robert Tannahill

157

33When Sun are in the Quiet Skies by Edward Bulwer

34I.ove's Thread of Gold by Jean Ingelow

35Millais's "Huguenots " by London Spectator

295

36Good-Night by Percy Bysshe Shelley

37Hearts by Adelaide Anne Procter

38A Heart for Every One by Charles Swain

102

39I waited till the Twilight by Charles Swain

40Rest from All the Year Round

155

41Twin Stars Aloft by Charles Kingsley

42Love took me softly by the Hand by Anonymous

43Song, “Nay but you...” by Robert Browning

44Song, “When Sparrows build...” by Jean Ingelow

107

45Destiny by Edwin Arnold

46Light by Francis W. Bourdillon

47Cupid's Arrow by Eliza Cook

48Two Lovers by George Eliot

125

49The Low-backed Car by Samuel Lover

134

50Come into the Garden, Maud by Alfred Tennyson

267

51Sonnets by Christina G. Rossetti

231

52Because by Adelaide Anne Procter

111

53The Banks of Doon by Robert Burns

54I Love My Jean by Robert Burns

55A Valediction by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

166

56A Chain by Adelaide Anne Procter

170

57Love Wakes And Weeps by Sir Walter Scott

58In Three Days by Robert Browning

141

59The Bonnie Wee Thing by Robert Burns

60Annie Laurie by Douglas of Finland

61I'll Never Love Thee More by James Graham, Marquis of Montress

117

62Rosalind's Madrigal by Thomas Lodge

63Song, “Pack clouds away...” by Thomas Heywood

64Song, “Ask me no more...” by Thomas Carew

65The Passionate Shepherd to his Love by Christopher Marlowe

66Move Eastward, Happy Earth by Alfred Tennyson

67Serenade, “Now the toils of day are over...” by William Makepeace Thackeray

68My Star by Robert Browning

69When Thou Art Near Me by Lady John Scott

70One Morning, Oh! So Early by Jean Ingelow

71Before the Daybreak by Francis W. Bourdillon

72A Warning by Adelaide Anne Procter

116

73To Mary by William Makepeace Thackeray

74The Invitation by Percy Bysshe Shelley

142

75The Miller's Daughter by Alfred Tennyson

76A Voice by the Cedar Tree by Alfred Tennyson

109

77Divided by Jean Ingelow

442

78A Bird-Song by Christina G. Rossetti and Untitled by Anonymous

109

79To Althea, from Prison by Richard Lovelace

80Song from the Princess by Alfred Tennyson

198

81Song of the Violet by William Makepeace Thackeray

82Love in a Life by Robert Browning

83Love from Chambers' Journal

136

84Life in a Love by Robert Browning

85Not ours the Vows by Bernard Barton

102

86For the Future by Adelaide Anne Procter

129

87Comfort from “All The Year Round”

127

88Seven Times Three. Love by Jean Ingelow

130

89The Violet by Sir Walter Scott

90Song, “In Love, if Love be Love...” by Alfred Tennyson

91One Way of Love by Robert Browning

92Switzerland by Matthew Arnold

995

93Evelyn Hope by Robert Browning

275

94Song, “Oh, say not, my Love...” by Sir Walter Scott

95Wisteria from “All the Year Round”

131

96Sonnet by Michael Angelo, translated by William Wordsworth

97Married Lovers by Jean Ingelow

204

98How Many Times by Thomas Lovell Beddoes

99James Lee's Wife by Robert Browning

249

100The Poet's Bridal-Day Song by Allan Cunninghom

193

101My Lady Singing by Aubrey de Vere

102Madrigal by Anonymous

103York and Lancaster by Anonymous

104Jeanie Morrison by William Motherwell

376

105I Met Wi' Her I Luved Yestereen by William Motherwell

124

106A Woman's Question by Adelaide Anne Procter

144

107A Woman's Answer by Adelaide Anne Procter

185

108True or False by Adelaide Anne Procter

253

109I Saw Thee Weep by Lord Byron

110Origin of Love by Lord Byron

111The Dream by Lord Byron

747

112Love by S. T. Coleridge

283

113All for Love by Lord Byron

114The Lost Love by William Wordsworth

115“Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?” by William Shakespeare

116“She is not fair to outward view” by H. Coleridge

117“Music When Soft Voices Die” by P.B.Shelley

118The True Beauty by T. Carew

119To Dianeme by R. Herrick

120“Go, lovely Rose” by E. Waller

121Blind Love by William Shakespeare

122“One word is too often profaned” by P.B.Shelley

123Where Shall The Lover Rest by Sir W. Scott

124A Birthday by Christina Georgiana Rossetti

125From " The Winter's Tale" by William Shakespeare

126Sonnets from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

417

127From " The Epithalamlum " by Edmund Spenser

184

128A Complaint by William Wordsworth

129To Anthea by Robert Herrick

100

130Passages from " Paradise Lost " by John Milton

146

131Song, “I prithee send me back my heart” by Sir John Suckling

132A Match by Algernon Charles Swinburne

145

133Lines by John Keats

134If To Thy Heart I Were As Near by William Motherwell

100

135Caeli by Francis W. Bourdillon

136Gathered Roses by Francis W. Bourdillon

137The Time I've Lost In Wooing by Thomas Moore

138John Anderson, my Jo by Robert Burns

139Faded Leaves by Matthew Arnold

180

140Urania by Matthew Arnold

123

141Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere by Tennyson

171

142Guinevere by Tennyson

307

143Altho' Thou Maun Never Be Mine by Robert Burns

144Changes by Robert Bulwer Lytton

124

145Two Loves by Adelaide Anne Procter

120

146King and Slave by Adelaide Anne Procter

147Love by Mrs. Browning

148Fidelis by Adelaide Anne Procter

163

149A Love Token by Adelaide Anne Procter

150To Mary in Heaven by Robert Burns

158

151Margaret Alone At Her Spinning-Wheel by Goethe

108

152Margaret to Dolcino by Charles Kingsley

153Dolcino to Margaret by Charles Kingsley

154Love's Omnipresence by J. Sylvester

155Inclusions by Mrs. Browning

156Insufficiency by Mrs. Browning

157Im Wunderschonen Mai by Heinrich Heine, translated by Sir Theodore Martin

158Wenn Ich In Deine Augen Seh by Heinrich Heine, translated by Alma Strettell

159“Thous lovest me not” by Heinrich Heine, translated by Mrs. Browning

160Du Bist Wie Eime Blume by Heinrich Heine, translated by Kate Freiligrath Kroeker

161Ad Finem by Heinrich Heine, translated by Mrs. Browning

162Saphire Sind Die Augen Dein by Heinrich Heine, translated by Alma Strettell

163Tristram and Iseult I by Matthew Arnold

1258

164Tristram and Iseult II by Matthew Arnold

779

165Tristram and Iseult III by Matthew Arnold

939

Love Poems by Famous Authors

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