Keats

• Fair Isabel, poor simple Isabel
• a young palmer in loves eye
• men of cruel clay
• why were they proud? because their marble founts gush'd with more pride than a wretch's tears?
• what feverish hectic flame burns in thee
• twin roses by the zephyr blown apart
• lusty flower in June's caress
• lady thou art leading me from wintry cold to a summer clime
• for them many a weary hand did swelt
• forest quiet for the slaughter
• forest dim
• a brothers bloody knife
• slain and buried
• she kissed it with a lip more chill than stone... freezes and dries unto the bone
• all of Florence did mourn
• twas their plan to coax her by degree to some high noble and his olive trees
• poor girl! put on thy stifling widow's weed... next day will be a day of sorrow
• sweet spirit thou hast school'd my infancy
• pined and died forlorn imploring for her basil to the last
• great love cease
• a dreary night of love and misery
• believe how near my soul is to its doom
• lorenzo stood and wept: the forest tomb had marred his glossy hair
• combed and kept sighing all day and still she kissed and wept
• forgot the stars, the moon, the sun
• withers like a palm cut by an indian for its juicy balm
• they contrived to steal the basil pot
• die a death too lone and incomplete
• cruel tis said she to steal my basil away from me
• st agnes eve - ah bitter chill it was
• had his deathbell rung
• whose heart had brooded all that wintry day
• upon st agnes eve young virgins might have visions of delight
• sighd for st agnes dreams, the sweetest of the year
• across the moors had come young porphyro with heart on fire for madeline
• gaze and worship unseen
• the whole blood-thirsty race
• pale enchantment help her sleepy-eyed
• or may i never leave my grave among the dead
• merlin paid his demon all the monstrous debt