Metaphysical & Cavalier
George Herbert
George Herbert (1593–1633) was a Welsh-born English poet and priest, a central figure of the metaphysical school.
His single collection, The Temple (1633), published just after his death, gathers the devotional lyrics for which he is loved.
Poems (168)
- The Church-porch. Perirrhanterium.
- Superliminare.
- The Altar.
- The Sacrifice.
- The Thanksgiving.
- The Reprisall.
- The Agonie.
- The Sinner.
- Good Friday.
- Redemption.
- Sepulchre.
- Easter.
- Easter wings.
- Easter wings.
- H. Baptisme.
- H. Baptisme.
- Nature.
- Sinne.
- Affliction.
- Repentance.
- Faith.
- Prayer.
- The H. Communion.
- Antiphon.
- Love I.
- (untitled)
- The Temper.
- The Temper.
- Jordan.
- Employment.
- The H. Scriptures. I.
- (untitled)
- Whitsunday.
- Grace.
- Praise.
- Affliction.
- Mattens.
- Sinne.
- Even-song.
- Church-monuments.
- Church-musick.
- Church-lock and key.
- The Church-floore.
- The Windows.
- Trinitie Sunday.
- Content.
- The Quidditie.
- Humilitie.
- Frailtie.
- Constancie.
- Affliction.
- The Starre.
- Sunday.
- Avarice.
- Anagram. MARY ARMY
- To all Angels and Saints.
- Employment.
- Deniall.
- Christmas.
- Ungratefulnesse.
- Sighs and Grones.
- The World.
- Coloss. 3.3. Our life is hid with Christ in God.
- Vanitie.
- Lent.
- Vertue.
- The Pearl. Matth. 13.
- Affliction.
- Man.
- Antiphon.
- Unkindnesse.
- Life.
- Submission.
- Justice.
- Charms and Knots.
- Affliction.
- Mortification.
- & Decay.
- Miserie.
- Jordan.
- Prayer.
- Obedience.
- Conscience.
- Sion.
- Home.
- The British Church.
- The Quip.
- Vanitie.
- The Dawning.
- JESU.
- Businesse.
- Dialogue.
- Dulnesse.
- Love-joy.
- Providence.
- Hope.
- Sinnes round.
- Time.
- Gratefulnesse.
- Peace.
- Confession.
- Giddinesse.
- The bunch of grapes.
- Love unknown.
- Mans medley.
- The Storm.
- Paradise.
- The Method.
- Divinitie.
- Ephes. 4.30. Grieve not the Holy Spirit, &c.
- The Familie.
- The Size.
- Artillerie.
- Church-rents and schismes.
- Justice.
- The Pilgrimage.
- The Holdfast.
- Complaining.
- The Discharge.
- Praise.
- An Offering.
- Longing.
- The Bag.
- The Jews.
- The Collar.
- The Glimpse.
- Assurance.
- The Call.
- Clasping of hands.
- Praise.
- Josephs coat.
- The Pulley.
- The Priesthood.
- The Search.
- Grief.
- The Crosse.
- The Flower.
- Dotage.
- The Sonne.
- A true Hymne.
- The Answer.
- A Dialogue-Antheme.
- The Water-course.
- Self-condemnation.
- Bitter-sweet.
- The Glance.
- The 23 Psalme.
- Marie Magdalene.
- Aaron.
- The Odour, 2. Cor. 2.
- The Foil.
- The Forerunners.
- The Rose.
- Discipline.
- The Invitation.
- The Banquet.
- The Posie.
- A Parodie.
- The Elixer.
- A Wreath.
- Death.
- Dooms-day.
- Judgement.
- Heaven.
- Love.
- The Church Militant.
- L' Envoy.
- Love