| William Shakespeare. 1564–1616 | Absence (Gold) |
| A Consolation (Gold) |
| A Madrigal (Gold) |
| A Sea Dirge (Gold) |
| Aubade (OBEV) |
| Blind Love (Gold) |
| Blossom (OBEV) |
| Blow, blow, thou winter wind (Gold) |
| Blow, blow, thou Winter Wind (OBEV) |
| Bridal Song (OBEV) |
| Carpe Diem (Gold) |
| Dirge (OBEV) |
| Dirge of Love (Gold) |
| Dirge of the Three Queens (OBEV) |
| Fairy Land i (OBEV) |
| Fairy Land ii (OBEV) |
| Fairy Land iii (OBEV) |
| Fairy Land iv (OBEV) |
| Fairy Land v (OBEV) |
| Farewell! thou art too dear for my possessing (Gold) |
| Fidele (Gold) |
| Fidele (OBEV) |
| How like a winter hath my absence been (Gold) |
| It was a lover and his lass (Gold) |
| It was a Lover and his Lass (OBEV) |
| Life without Passion (Gold) |
| Love (OBEV) |
| Love's Perjuries (Gold) |
| Madrigal (Gold) |
| Madrigal (Gold) |
| Man's Love (Gold) |
| Orpheus (OBEV) |
| Phoenix and the Turtle (OBEV) |
| Post Mortem (Gold) |
| Remembrance (Gold) |
| Revolutions (Gold) |
| Silvia (OBEV) |
| Since brass, nor stone, nor earth, nor boundless sea (Gold) |
| Sonnets i (OBEV) |
| Sonnets ii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets iii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets iv (OBEV) |
| Sonnets v (OBEV) |
| Sonnets vi (OBEV) |
| Sonnets vii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets viii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets ix (OBEV) |
| Sonnets x (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xi (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xiii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xiv (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xv (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xvi (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xvii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xviii (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xix (OBEV) |
| Sonnets xx (OBEV) |
| Soul and Body (Gold) |
| Spring and Winter i (OBEV) |
| Spring and Winter ii (OBEV) |
| Sweet-and-Twenty (OBEV) |
| Take, O take those Lids away (OBEV) |
| That time of year thou may'st in me behold (Gold) |
| Time and Love (Gold) |
| To His Love (Gold) |
| To me, fair Friend, you never can be old (Gold) |
| Triumph of Death (Gold) |
| Unchangeable (Gold) |
| Under the greenwood tree (Gold) |
| Under the Greenwood Tree (OBEV) |
| When in the chronicle of wasted time (Gold) |
| Winter (Gold) |
| World's Way (Gold) |
| Richard Rowlands. 1565–1630? | Lullaby (OBEV) |
| John Hoskins. 1566–1638 | Absence (Meta) |
| Thomas Nashe. 1567–1601 | In Time of Pestilence (OBEV) |
| Spring (Gold) |
| Spring (OBEV) |
| Thomas Campion. 1567–1620 | A Hymn in Praise of Neptune (OBEV) |
| Cherry-Ripe (OBEV) |
| Devotion i (OBEV) |
| Devotion ii (OBEV) |
| Integer Vitae (OBEV) |
| Laura (OBEV) |
| O come quickly! (OBEV) |
| Vobiscum est Iope (OBEV) |
| Winter Nights (OBEV) |
| Sir Henry Wotton. 1568–1639 | A Hymn to my God in a night of my late Sicknesse (Meta) |
| Character of a Happy Life (Gold) |
| Character of a Happy Life (OBEV) |
| Elizabeth of Bohemia (Gold) |
| Elizabeth of Bohemia (OBEV) |
| On his Mistris, the Queen of Bohemia (Meta) |
| Upon the Death of Sir Albert Morton's Wife (OBEV) |
| Sir John Davies. 1569–1626 | Man (OBEV) |
| Thomas Dekker. 1570?–1632 | Happy Heart (Gold) |
| Sweet Content (OBEV) |
| Sir Robert Ayton. 1570–1638 | To an Inconstant One (OBEV) |
| To His Forsaken Mistress (OBEV) |
| John Donne. 1572–1631 | A Hymn to God the Father (OBEV) |
| A Hymne to Christ (Meta) |
| Aire and Angels (Meta) |
| Anniversarie (Meta) |
| A nocturnall upon S. Lucies day (Meta) |
| At the round earths imagin'd corners, blow (Meta) |
| A Valediction: forbidding mourning (Meta) |
| A Valediction: of weeping (Meta) |
| Batter my heart, three person'd God; for, you (Meta) |
| Blossome (Meta) |
| Daybreak (OBEV) |
| Death (OBEV) |
| Death be not proud, though some have called thee (Meta) |
| Dream (OBEV) |
| Dreame (Meta) |
| Ecstasy (OBEV) |
| Expiration (Meta) |
| Extasie (Meta) |
| Funeral (OBEV) |
| Funerall (Meta) |
| Goe, and catche a falling starre (Meta) |
| Goodfriday, 1613. Riding Westward (Meta) |
| Good-morrow (Meta) |
| His Picture (Meta) |
| Hymne to God my God, in my sicknesse (Meta) |
| Lovers infinitenesse (Meta) |
| Message (Meta) |
| On his Mistris (Meta) |
| Prohibition (Meta) |
| Relique (Meta) |
| Satyre (Meta) |
| Show me deare Christ, thy spouse, so bright and clear (Meta) |
| Song (OBEV) |
| Sunne Rising (Meta) |
| Sweetest love, I do not goe (Meta) |
| That Time and Absence proves (OBEV) |
| This is my playes last scene, here heavens appoint (Meta) |
| Thou hast made me, And shall thy worke decay? (Meta) |
| To Christ (Meta) |
| To Sir H. W. at his going Ambassador to Venice (Meta) |
| To the Countesse of Bedford (Meta) |
| Twicknam garden (Meta) |
| What if this present were the worlds last night? (Meta) |
| Ben Jonson. 1573–1637 | A Farewell to the World (OBEV) |
| An Elegy (OBEV) |
| A Part of an Ode (OBEV) |
| Hymn to Diana (Gold) |
| Hymn to Diana (OBEV) |
| Noble Balm (OBEV) |
| Noble Nature (Gold) |
| On Elizabeth L. H. (OBEV) |
| On Salathiel Pavy (OBEV) |
| Shadow (OBEV) |
| Simplex Munditiis (OBEV) |
| To Celia (Gold) |
| To Celia (OBEV) |
| Triumph (OBEV) |
| Richard Barnefield. 1574–1627 | Nightingale (Gold) |
| Philomel (OBEV) |
| Thomas Heywood. 1574?–1641 | Matin Song (OBEV) |
| Message (OBEV) |
| Pack, clouds, away, and welcome day (Gold) |
| John Fletcher. 1579–1625 | Aspatia's Song (OBEV) |
| Away, Delights (OBEV) |
| Beauty Clear and Fair (OBEV) |
| Bridal Song (OBEV) |
| God Lyaeus (OBEV) |
| Hear, ye Ladies (OBEV) |
| Hymn to Pan (OBEV) |
| Love's Emblems (OBEV) |
| Melancholy (Gold) |
| Melancholy (OBEV) |
| Sleep (OBEV) |
| Weep no more (OBEV) |
| John Webster. 1580?–1625? | A Dirge (OBEV) |
| A Land Dirge (Gold) |
| Shrouding of the Duchess of Malfi (OBEV) |
| Vanitas Vanitatum (OBEV) |
William, Earl of Sterling Alexander.
1580–1640 | Aurora (OBEV) |
| To Aurora (Gold) |
| Lord Herbert of Cherbury. 1582–1648 | An Ode upon a Question moved (Meta) |
| Elegy over a Tomb (Meta) |
| Phineas Fletcher. 1582–1650 | A Litany (OBEV) |
| Sir John Beaumont. 1583–1627 | Of his Dear Son, Gervase (OBEV) |
| Aurelian Townshend. 1583?–1643? | Loves Victory (Meta) |
| Upon kinde and true Love (Meta) |
| Francis Beaumont. 1584–1616 | On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey (Gold) |
| On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey (OBEV) |
| Giles Fletcher. 1585?–1623 | Wooing Song (OBEV) |
William Drummond of Hawthornden.
1585–1649 | Change should breed Change (OBEV) |
| Doth then the world go thus, doth all thus move? (Gold) |
| Her Passing (OBEV) |
| Inexorable (OBEV) |
| Invocation (OBEV) |
| Lessons of Nature (Gold) |
| Madrigal (Gold) |
| Madrigal (OBEV) |
| Saint John Baptist (Gold) |
| Saint John Baptist (OBEV) |
| Sic Transit (Gold) |
| Spring Bereaved 1 (OBEV) |
| Spring Bereaved 2 (OBEV) |
| Spring Bereaved 3 (OBEV) |
| Summons to Love (Gold) |
| To His Lute (Gold) |