Poems by Dante Alighieri
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from the Last Canto of Paradiso
... The way, in the wind that stirred the light leaves, ...
Sestina of the Lady Pietra degli Scrovigni
... Yet shall the streams turn back and climb the hills ...
Ulysses' Last Voyage
... Think of the roots from which you sprang, and show ...
Sonnet: I Muse Over
... " Love smileth me, whose strength is ill to bear ...
Sonnet: All My Thoughts
... And with the last come tears, I scarce know whence: ...
To Guido Cavalcanti
... I'd have our vessel proof to chance and gale, ...
La Vita Nuova
... . . Here begins a new life ...
Of Beauty and Duty
... And 'twixt the two ladies hold its love complete ...
Sonnet: Beauty Of Her Face
... Than all; but hers, through her, are raised above ...
Purgatorio (English)
... "Blood didst thou thirst for, and with blood I glut thee!" ...
Paradiso (English)
... Think'st thou to make good use of what thou'st offered, ...
Sonnet: My Lady
... He whom she greeteth feels his heart to rise, ...
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