An edition of Marriage poems
(1997)
Marriage poems
by John Hollander
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Courtship and engagement: I shall be married on Monday morning / Anonymous
Suitor / Theocritus
Her father's house / Anonymous (Bojpuri)
To her doubts / Edmund Spenser
Love in the valley / George Meredith
Owl and the pussy-cat / Edward Lear
My last duchess / Robert Browning
Betrothal / Edna St. Vincent Millay.
Weddings: Marriage morning / Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Wedding morn / D.E. Lawrence
Wedding morning / Thomas Hardy
from The song of songs - The bride sings
Bride / Rainer Maria Rilke
Marriage of Hero and Leander / Musaeus
Lord Thomas and fair Eleanor / Anonymous
Frog and the mouse / Anonymous
Ceremonials / John Donne
Hiawatha's wedding-feast / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Wedding out West / Walt Whitman
On the marriage of a virgin / Dylan Thomas
At the altar-rail / Thomas Hardy
For a remarriage / Lucan
Upon a second marriage / James Merrill
On the two dwarfs that were married at court / Edmund Waller
Epithalamium on a late happy marriage / Christopher Smart
To a friend on his nuptials / Matthew Prior
Wedding toast / Edmund Spenser
Wedding night / Edmund Spenser
Beauty's soliloquy during her honeymoon / Thomas Hardy
Harmony / Richard Crashaw
Song ('Now hath Flora fob'd her bowers') / Thomas Campion
Wedding-wind / Philip Larkin.
Domesticities: Couple / Rosanna Warrwen
Eros turannos / Edwin Arlington Robinson
For poorer / Anonymous (Sanskrit)
At the dinner-table / Thomas Hardy
Question of marriage / Thomas Hardy
Question of marriage / Thomas Hardy
Painter's wife / D.H. Lawrence
Marriage / Moishe Leib Halpern
Unpon one Lillie, who married with a maid call'd Rose / Robert Herrick
Story of Baucis and Philemon / Ovid
from Love / Rachel Hadas
She revisits alone the church of her marriage / Thomas Hardy
Progress of marriage / Jonathan Swift
At tea / Thomas Hardy
"To speak of woe that is in marriage" / Robert Lowell
Before the birth of one of her children / Anne Bradstreet
Discourse / John Milton
Telephone / Robert Frost
Upon Jolly and Jilly / Robert Herrick
Modern marriage / George Meredith
Nuptial sleep / Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Witch-wife / Edna St. Vincent Millay
Hill wife / Robert Frost
Householder / Robert Browning
Tithonus / Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
Anniversaries: Silver wedding / Arthur Hugh Clough
Second ring / Samuel Bishop
Jeane / William Barnes
On an anniversary / Donald Justice
On a wedding anniversary / Dylan Thomas
Marriage / Yvor Winters
Commemoration / Edwin Muir
To my wife / J.V. Cunningham
John Anderson my Jo / Robert Burns
Epitaph upon husband and wife who died and were buried together / Richard Crashaw.
Adulteries: Foolish marriage vow / John Dryden
Menelaus and Helen / Rupert Brooke
Wraggle taggle gipsies / Anonymous
My mother made me marry / Anonymous (Spanish)
Flower-girl / Anonymous (Indian)
Art of deceiving a husband / Ovid
In the restaurant / Thomas Hardy
Guests for dinner / George Meredith
Harp song of the Dane women / Rudyard Kipling
Triangle / George Meredith
Adultery / James Dickey
Jus primae noctis / Robert Graves.
Separations: Valediction: forbidding mourning
Longing for the Emperor / Empress Iwa No Hime
World as meditation / Wallace Stevens
Parting / Chiang Yen
On leaving his wife / Kakinomoto Hitomaro
Letter to her husband, absent upon public employment / Anne Bradstreet
River-merchant's wife: a letter / Ezra Pound
Wife's lament / Anonymous (Anglo-Saxon)
Penelope in doubt / Edwin Muir
For both of you, the divorce being final / John Hollander
For Anastasia's grave / Julian (Prefect of Egypt)
In a London flat / Thomas Hardy
Cornelia from the grave to her husband / Propertius
On his dead wife / Henry King
Reuben bright / Edwin Arlington Robinson
Benjamin Pantier / Edgar Lee Masters
Mrs. Benjamin Pantier / Edgar Lee Masters
Widow's hymn / George Wither
Song of the widow / Rainer Maria Rilke
Widower / Rudyard Kipling
Widow's song / Edward Coute Pinkney
Complaint / James Wright
Over the coffin / Thomas Hardy
Methought / John Milton.
Symbolic marriages: Life is motion / Wallace Stevens
Marriage of earth and heaven / Jay MacPherson
World stands solemner to me / Emily Dickinson
New wife / Omar Khayyam
Married sounds / William Shakespeare
South garden / Li Ho
Jane's marriage / Rudyard Kipling
For a marriage of St. Catherine by Memling / Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Title divine / Emily Dickinson.
For and against marriage: "No cause or just impediment" / William Shakespeare
Dreariest journey / Percy Bysshe Shelley
To the virgins, to make much of time / Robert Herrick
Real and true and sure / Robert Browning
Need of posterity / William Shakespeare
Word against wives / Sir Philip Sidney
Wasted beauty / William Shakespeare
Warning to a wife / Martial
Marriage of souls / William Carlos Williams
Marriage / Gregory Corso
Call it a good marriage / Robert Graves
Toward a definition of marriage / Mona Van Duyn
Way things are / Lucretius
Marriages / Philip Larkin.
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"A Borzoi book"--T.p. verso.
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