Poems by George Herbert
The Call
... Come, my Light, my Feast, my Strength: ...
Miserie
... let him go And serve the swine: there, there is his delight: ...
The Bag
... And straight he turn'd, and to his brethren cry'd, ...
Sinne
... Yet all these fences and their whole array ...
The Sonne
... For what Christ once in humblenesse began, ...
The Church Floore
... Hither sometimes Sinne steals, and stains ...
The Method
... Down with thy knees, up with thy voice: ...
Dulnesse
... Lord, cleare thy gift, that with a constant wit ...
Dotage
... Foolish night-fires, women's and children's wishes, ...
The Pilgrimage
... So to Care's cops I came, and there got through ...
Charms And Knots
... When th' hair is sweet through pride or lust, ...
Antiphon II.
... Chor. Lord, thy praises should be more ...
Inscription, In The Parsonage, Bemerton, To My Successor
... As God gives thee store, ...
Sion
... Wherefore thou quitt'st thy ancient claim: ...
The Crosse
... Save in the sight thereof, where strength doth sting ...
