Poems already chosen but not assigned a date for
presentation: Wyatt, "In aeternum"; Campion, “When
Laura Smiles”; Donne, "The Flea"; Howard, "Dido in Love"; Jonson,
"To Thomas Palmer, on his book 'The Sprite of Trees and Herbs'";
More, "Lewes the Lost Lover"; More, “A Lamentation of Queen
Elizabeth”; Sidney "Loving in truth and fain . . ."; Ralegh, "from Ausonius";
Shakespeare, "Let me not to the marriage of true minds"; Ralegh,
"If all the world and love were young"; Constable, two Magdalen
sonnets; Southwell, "Upon the Image of Death"; Ralegh, “Fortune
hath Taken Thee Away, My Love”; Henry VIII, “Whereto should I
express”; Gifford, "In the Praise of Music"; Queen Elizabeth I,
"Doubt of Future Foes"; Wyatt, "I am as I am and so will I be";
Ralegh, "To his son"; Ralegh, “Conceit Begotten by the Eyes”;
Marlowe, “The Passionate Shepard to His Love”; Lord Thos. Vaux,
"Age looks back on youth"
|
|