The Poems of Henry Howard

• Description of the restless State of a Lover, wilih Suit to his Lady, to rue on his dying Heart 1
• Description of Spring, wherein every thing renews, save only the Lover 3
• Description of the restless State of a Lover . . 4
• Description of the fickle Afiections, Pangs, and Slights of Love 5
• Complaint of a Lover that defied Love, and was by Love
• Complaint of a Lover rebuked
• Complaint of the Lover disdained
• Description and Praise of his Love Geraldine . . .12
• The Frailty and Hurtfulness of Beauty . . . .13
• A Complaint by Night of the Lover not beloved . . .14
• How each thing, save the Lover in Spring, reviveth to Pleasure . 14
• A Vow to love faithfully, howsoever he be rewarded . . 15
• Complaint that his Lady, after she knew his Love, kept her Face always hidden from him 16
• Request to his Love to join Bounty with Beauty . . .16
• Prisoned in Windsor, he recounteth his Pleasure there passed 17
• The Lover comforteth himself with the Worthiness of his Love 20
• Complaint of the Absence of her Lover being upon the Sea . 21
• Complaint of a dying Lover refused upon his Lady's unjust mistaking of his Writing .....*.. 23
• Complaint of the Absence of her Lover, being upon the Sea 27
• A Praise of his Love, wherein he reproveth them that compare their Ladies with his 30
• To his Mistress , . . . .32
• To the Lady that scorned her Lover . . . . . 32
• A Warning to the Lover, how he is abused by his Love . 34
• The forsaken Lover describeth and forsaketh Love . . 35
• The Lover describeth his restless State . . . .37
• The Lover excuseth himself of suspected Change . . 39
• A careless Man scorning and describing the subtle Usage of Women toward their Lovers 41
• An Answer in the behalf of a Woman. Of an uncertain Author 43
• The constant Lover lamenteth 46
• A Song written by the Earl of Surrey of a Lady that refused to dance with him 47
• The faithful Lover declareth his Pains and his uncertain
• Joys, and with only Hope recomforteth somewhat his woful Heart 53
• The Means to attain happy Life . . . . . .57
• Praise of mean and constant Estate 58
• Praise of certain Psalms of David. Translated by Sir Thomas [Wyatt] the elder .59
• Of the Death of Sir Thomas Wyatt 59
• Of the Same 60
• Of the Same . . .62
• An Epitaph on Clere, Surrey's faithful Friend and Follower 62
• On Sardanapalus's dishonourable Life and miserable Death 64
• How no Age is content with his own Estate, and how the Age of Children is the happiest if they had Skill to understand it 65
• Bonum est mihi quod humiliasti me 67
• Exhortation to learn by others' Trouble . . . .68
• The Fancy of a wearier Lover 68
• A Satire against the Citizens of London . . . .69
• A description of the restless State of the Lover when absent
• from the Mistress of his Heart 71

Collected Works

• The Poetical Works of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey |surrey1864poetical|
  • 1864
    Boston: Little Brown and Company