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John Ford

Born in April 17, 1586 / Died in 1640 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by John Ford

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Oh, No More, No More...

... Love’s martyrs must be ever, ever dying ...

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Dawn

...   Watchful sorrows charm'd in sleep! ...

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A Bridal Song

... Crown this Bridegroom and this Bride! ...

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