John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester (1647-1680)
English poet and courtier

Poems by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester

• A Pastoral Dialogue Between Alexis and Strephon
• A Satyre Against Mankind
• A Song (Absent from thee, I languish still)
• A Song (Give me leave to rail at you)
• A Song (Phillis, be gentler, I advise)
• A Song (To this Moment a Rebel)
• A Song of a Young Lady to Her Ancient Lover
• Against Constancy
• Constancy
• Epistle
• “God Bless Our Good and Gracious King”
• Grecian Kindness
• Love and Life
• Nestor
• On the Women about Town
• Signior Dildo
• The Advice
• The Disabled Debauchee
• The Discovery
• The Imperfect Enjoyment
• The Mistress
• To Corinna
• To Love
• Tunbridge Wells
• Upon His Leaving His Mistress
• Upon Nothing
• Woman's Honour

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