Monadnock Valley Press: Edward de Vere

The Monadnock Valley Press has republished a number of poems by Edward de Vere (1550-1604), the 17th Earl of Oxford:

• "A Crown of Bays"
• "Even as the Wax Doth Melt"
• "Fain Would I Sing But Fury Makes Me Fret"
• "Framed in the Front of Forlorn Hope"
• "I Am Not as I Seem to Be"
• "If Care or Skill Could Conquer Vain Desire"
• "If Women Could Be Fair and Yet Not Fond"
• "The Lively Lark Stretched Forth Her Wing"
• "The Labouring Man That Tills the Fertile Soil"
• "My Meaning is to Work What Wonders Love Hath Wrought"
• "My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is"
• "Sitting Alone Upon My Thought"
• "The Trickling Tears That Fall Along My Cheeks"
• "Were I a King"
• "What Cunning Can Express"
• "When Wert Thou Born, Desire?"
• "Whereas the Heart at Tennis Plays"
• "Who Taught Thee First to Sigh?"
• "Winged With Desire"

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