Poems by George Herbert
Artillerie
... Then we are shooters both, and thou dost deigne ...
Love-Joy
... To spend my judgement) said, It seem'd to me ...
Paradise
... A R E. Such sharpness shows the sweetest F R E N D: ...
The Glimpse
... Which by the spring's accesse grew much more great ...
Content
... Which can let loose to a crown, and yet with pleasure ...
Avarice
... for we Have with our stamp and seal transferr'd our right: ...
Praise (III)
... When thou dost blesse, hath twelve: one wheel doth rise ...
The Priesthood
... Through th' old sinnes and new doctrines of our land ...
The Starre
... Motion, and heat, let's take our flight ...
The Church-Porch. Perirrhanterium
... but before Mayst rule it, as thou list: and poure the shame, ...
On Lord Danvers
... Meanwhile, if he (which all things wears) ...
The Church Militant
... The Church shall come, and Sinne the Church shall smother: ...
Ungratefulnesse
... Thou hast but two rare cabinets full of treasure, ...
Mary Magdalene
... Deeper then they, in words, and works, and thoughts ...
The Altar (from the Temple)
... peace, These stones to praise thee may not cease ...
