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| Poems of mourning, fear, and apprehension | |
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| O glorius God, redemer of mankynde | |
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| Mirie it is while sumer i-last | |
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| Now goth sonne vnder wod | |
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| If man him bithocte | |
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| Wen the turuf is thi tuur | |
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| As I went in a mery mornyng | |
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| Thegh thou habbe casteles and toures | |
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| Poems of joy and celebration | |
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| Svmer is i-cumen in | |
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| Adam lay i-bowndyn | |
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| My gostly fadir, Y me confesse | |
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| Lett no man cum into this hall | |
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| Witte hath wondir that resoun ne telle kan | |
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| Poems inscribed to the Blessed Virgin | |
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| I syng of a mayden | |
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| Of on that is so fayr and brigt | |
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| Haill, Quene of Hevin and Steren of Blis | |
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| I saw a fayr mayden | |
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| Poems of narrative reflection | |
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| In the vaile of restles mynd | |
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| Alas, alas, and alas, why | |
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| I wolde witen of sum wys wiht | |
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| Poems whose meanings are hidden (but not necessarily unknown) | |
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| Maiden in the mor lay | |
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| Foweles in the frith | |
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| Ich am of Irlaunde | |
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| I seche a youthe that eldyth noght | |
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| He bare hym vp, he bare hym down | |
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| Poems about Christ's life and passion | |
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| A child is boren amonges man | |
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| Al other loue is lych the mone | |
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| Wose seye on rode | |
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| O man vnkynde | |
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| Ihesu, my spowse good and trewe | |
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| Causa materialis huius rubricacionis est | |
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| Poems inviting or disparaging love | |
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| Bytuene Mersh and Aueril | |
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| Goe, lytyll byll, and doe me recommende | |
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| I haue a yong suster | |
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| Goo, lyttell ryng, to that ylke suehte | |
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| Vnto you, most froward, this lettre I write | |
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| O fresch floure, most plesant of pryse | |
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| Poems about sex | |
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| Westron wynde, when wyll thow blow | |
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| Al nist by the rose, Rose | |
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| I haue a gentil cok | |
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| Ladd Y the daunce | |
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| Ballads | |
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| Sir Patrick Spens | |
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| Patrick Spencer (American version) | |
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| Bonnie Barbara Allan | |
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| Barbara Allen (American version) | |
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| Lord Randal | |
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| Jimmy Randal (American version) | |
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| The unquiet grave | |
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| The wind blew up, the wind blew down (American version) | |
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| The three ravens | |
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| Willie McGee McGaw (American version) | |
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| Carols | |
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| Go day, Syre Cristemas, our kyng | |
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| I shall you tell a gret mervayll | |
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| Off seruyng men I wyll begyne | |
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| Owre kynge went forth to Normandy | |
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| As the holly grouth grene | |
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| Some lyrics of Geoffrey Chaucer | |
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| Poems of William Hereberet, Richard Rolle, and John Audelay | |
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| Three poems from the Findern Anthology | |