. words that inspire our perfumes . |
| MATTHEW ARNOLD |
| the buried life dover beach immortality isolation morality requiescat self-dependence |
| CHARLES BAUDELAIRE |
| benediction carrion i worship you like night's pavilion preface to the flowers of evil |
| AMBROSE BIERCE |
| deus iræ / the day of wrath |
| ROBERT BLAIR |
| the grave |
| ELIZABETH BARRET BROWNING |
| xxii discontent grief irreparableness a thought for a lonely death-bed |
| WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT |
| thanatopsis |
| GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON |
| and thou art dead and wilt thou weep when i am low darkness i would i were a careless child incantation lara: XVII lines inscribed upon a cup formed from a skull my soul is dark oh! snatched away in beauty's bloom remember him, whom passion's power stanzas to the po there was a time i need not name to caroline to a lady to m -- to time when coldness wraps this suffering clay when we two parted |
| LEWIS CARROL |
| jabberwocky phantasmagoria |
| WILLIAM TAYLOR COLERIDGE |
| christabel kubla khan phantom the presence of love |
| JOHN DONNE |
| a funeral elegy the funeral witchcraft by a picture a valediction: of weeping |
| LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS |
| the city of the soul: II the dead poet not all the singers of a thousand years a summer storm |
| T.S. ELIOT |
| the hollow men sweeny among the nightengales the waste land |
| QUEEN ELIZABETH I |
| on monsieur's departure |
| PHILIP FRENEAU |
| house of night |
| ROBERT GRAVES |
| the cruel moon |
| THOMAS GRAY |
| an elegy wrote in a country churchyard the epitaph the fatal sisters: an ode |
| JOHN KEATS |
| VIII la belle dame sans merci ode on melancholy ode to psyche posthuma to sleep |
| EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY |
| i, being born a woman |
| PABLO NERUDA |
| poema veinte |
| THOMAS PARNELL |
| a night-piece on death |
| EDGAR ALLAN POE |
| alone conqueror worm elizabeth evening star the haunted palace lenore serenade the sleeper spirits of the dead tamerlane to f -- s s. o -- d to m -- ulalume |
| CHRISTINA ROSSETTI |
| remember |
| PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY |
| to --- |
| PHILIP SIDNEY |
| come sleep! o sleep eleventh song from arcadia i might! unhappy word leave me, o love, which reachest but to dust loving in truth no more, my dear song from arcadia with how sad steps |
| DYLAN THOMAS |
| and death shall have no dominion do not go gentle into that good night i see the boys of summer in my craft or sullen art incarnate devil lament |
| OSCAR WILDE |
| apologia chanson the dole of the king's daughter flower or love the harlot's house helas her voice humanitad impression du matin my voice the new remorse panthea requiescat silentium amoris sonnet on the sale by auction of keat's love letters taedium vitae theoretikos vita nuova |
| CHARLES WOLFE |
| the burial of st. john moore at corunna |
| W.B. YEATS |
| aedh laments the loss of love the cat and the moon the dolls fallen majesty forgotten beauty he wishes his beloved were dead lines written in dejection the magi the second coming the secret rose to a shade the travail of passion upon a dying lady when you are old |