• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

Ephelia

• A Lover's State.
• A Poem Presented To His Sacred Majesty,1 On The Discovery Of The Plot.2
• A Vindication To Angry Clovis.
• Acrostic. (Number 1)
• Acrostic. (Number 2)
• Acrostic. (Number 3)
• Acrostic. (Number 4)
• An Elegy On The Right Reverend Gilbert Sheldon, (1) Lord Archbishop Of Canterbury.
• Duchess Of Richmond And Lenox.
• Epilogue.
• First Farewell To J.G.
• Fortune Mistaken.
• In The Person Of A Lady To Bajazet,(1) Her Unconstant Gallant.
• Intended Farewell To J.G.(1)
• Last Farewell To J.G.
• Love's Cruelty, Or The Prayer.(1)
• Love's First Approach.
• Maidenhead: Written At The Request Of A Friend.
• Mocked In Anger.
• My Fate.
• Neglect Returned.
• On A Bashful Shepherd.
• Passion Discovered.
• Prologue To The Pair-Royal Of Coxcombs,(1) Acted At A Dancing-School.
• Seeing Strephon Ride By After Him I Supposed Gone.
• Song (Number 10)
• Song. (Number 9)
• Song. (Number 1)
• Song. (Number 2)
• Song. (Number 3)
• Song. (Number 4)
• Song. (Number 5)
• Song. (Number 6)
• Song. (Number 7)
• Song. (Number 8)
• The Change Or Miracle.
• The First Song In The Play.
• The Reconcilement.
• The Reply, By A Friend.
• The Second Song.
• The Twin Flame.
• The Unkind Parting.
• To A Gentleman That Durst Not Pass The Door While I Stood There.
• To A Gentleman That Had Left A Virtuous Lady For A Miss.(1)
• To A Lady Who (Though Married) Could Not Endure Love Should Be Made To Any But Her Self.
• To A Proud Beauty.
• To Clovis, Desiring Me To Bring Him Into Marina's Company.
• To Coridon, On Shutting His Door Against Some Ladies.
• To Damon.
• To J. G.