Rossetti

• 'I shall not hear the nightingale sing on as if in pain'

  -Song
• 'And if thou wilt, remember,

  And if thou wilt, forget.'

  -Song
• 'Haply I may remember,

  And haply may forget.'

  -Song
• 'Gone far away into the silent land'

  -Remember
• 'Better by far you should forget and smile

  Than that you should remember and be sad'

  -Remember
• 'It's a weary life, it is, she said'

  -From the antique
• 'Not a body and not a soul'

  -From the antique
• 'Cherries ripen and wild bees hum'

  -From the antique
• 'None would miss me in all the world'

  -From the Antique
• 'I wish and I wish I were a man'

  -From the antique
• 'Why will you tease me day by day'

  -NTY John
• 'You know I never loved you, John'

  -NTY John
• 'I have no heart? Perhaps I have not'

  -NTY John
• 'Let us strike hands as hearty friends'

  -NTY John
• 'I'd rather answer 'No' to fifty Johns than answer 'Yes' to you'

  -NTY John
• 'You're mad to take offence that I don't give you what I have not got'

  -NTY John
• 'Skene looked at his pale young wife'

  -In the round tower at Jhansi
• 'God forgive them this!'

  -In the round tower at Jhansi
• 'I wish I could bear the pang for both' (Skene)

  'I wish I could bear the pang alone' (wife)

  -In the round tower at Jhansi
• 'But only just my fun'

  -Winter my secret
• 'it froze and blows and snows' (Nora's cold lake)

  -Winter my secret
• 'I cannot ope to every one who taps'

  -Winter my secret
• 'golden fruit is ripening to excess'

  -Winter my secret
• 'Your father thirty years ago had just your tale to tell'

  -Maude Clare
• 'Nor I so pale as Nell' (not blushing bride, no love)

  -Maude Clare
• 'Here's my half of the faded leaves... the lilies are budding now'

  -Maude Clare
• 'I'll love him 'till he loves me best'

  -Maude Clare
• 'Will the journey take the whole long day?'

  -Uphill
• 'for when the slow dark hours begin'

  -Uphill
• 'You cannot miss that inn'

  -Uphill
• 'They will not keep you standing at that door'

  -Uphill
• 'Yes beds for all who seek'

  -Uphill
• 'Yet a woman's words are weak'

  -Twice
• 'You took my heart in your hand'

  -Twice
• 'It is still unripe, better wait a while... wait while the skylarks pipe'

  -Twice
• 'I did not wince'

  -Twice
• 'I take my heart in my hand'

  -Twice
• 'now dust and dying embers mock my fire'

  -Sister Louise of Mercy
• 'memory a bottomless gulf of mire'

  -Sister Louise of Mercy
• 'my rose of life all gone to prickles'

  -Sister Louise of Mercy