Henry Vaughan (1621-1695)
Welsh metaphysical poet

Poems by Henry Vaughan

• A Song to Amoret
• “And Do They So?”
• Anguish
• Childhood
• Christ's Nativity
• Cock-Crowing
• “Come, Come! What Do I Here?”
• Content
• Corruption
• Death
• Etesia Absent
• “I Walk'd the Other Day”
• “Joy of My Life While Left Me Here!”
• Love and Discipline
• Man
• Midnight
• Peace
• Quickness
• Regeneration
• Retirement
• Silence and Stealth of Days!
• Son-Days
• The Bird
• The Call
• The Daughter of Herodias
• The Dawning
• The Evening-Watch
• The Morning-Watch
• The Nativity
• The Night
• The Pursuit
• The Relapse
• The Retreat
• The Revival
• The Shepherds
• The Star
• The Storm
• The Timber
• The True Christians
• The Water-Fall
• The World
• “They are all Gone into the World of Light”
• “Thou That Know'st For Whom I Mourn”
• Unprofitableness
• Upon The Priory Grove, His Usual Retirement
• “Vain Wits and Eyes”
• Vanity of Spirit

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