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- A Beauty of Fifteen, Childlike
- Against Denise the Sorceress
- Ah, Long Winter Nights, Tormentors of My Life
- Ah! What Hatred and Envy I Bear
- Amourette
- At Twenty Years, Pure of Offense and Vice
- Before Your Time Your Temples Will Bloom
- By a destiny within my heart remains
- Divine Angel, Who Balms My Wounds
- Elegy to Janet, Painter to the King
- For His Tomb
- Give Me Your Gifts in These Days When the Mist
- Good Morning My Heart, Good Morning My Sweet Life
- He Who Drinks …
- Heaven Will Not Let Me, Lady, Take My Pleasure
- How You Are a Cicero
- I Have as My Mistress…
- I Have Nothing Left but Bones…
- I Plant in Your Favor This Tree of Cybèle
- I Send You a Bouquet That My Hand
- I Want to Die for Your Beauties, Mistress
- I Want to Read Homer’s Iliad in Three Days
- I Would Be Ixion and Tantalus
- I Would Gladly, Richly Yellowing
- If a Thousand Carnations, If a Thousand Lilies I Embrace
- If I Die Between Your Arms, Madame
- If Only the Image of the Thing
- Il faut laisser maisons et vergers et jardins
- In the Serenity of Its Twin Flame
- Let Us Pour These Roses Beside This Wine
- Like a Roe Deer, When Spring Destroys
- Like as one sees the rose on the branch in the month of May
- Little Navel, That My Thought Adores
- Little Ode to a Young Mistress
- Love Kills Me, and Yet I Will Not Tell
- Love, You Seem Like the Scorpion That Stings
- Madrigal
- Marie, arise, my young lazy one
- Marie, Kiss Me; No, Do Not Kiss Me
- Marie, Who Would Turn Your Beautiful Name
- Marie, Whom I Serve with Too Cruel a Fate
- Marie, You Have Cheeks as Vermeil
- Marie, you never fail to take me to task
- Marie, you surpass in stature, and in face
- Mignonne, allons voir si la rose
- Mistress, Embrace Me, Kiss Me, Hold Me Tight
- More Than a Thousand Times Than Any Earthly Gold
- My God, How I Love to Kiss Those Beautiful Eyes
- My Mind Is All Weary
- My Mistress Is All Angel-Like
- Nor Her Curly Treasure
- Now Fear and Now Hope
- O Bellerie Fountain
- O Sweet Speech, Whose Honeyed Bait
- Ode in Dialogue of the Eyes and His Heart
- Ode in Dialogue, Hope and Ronsard
- Ode to Cassandra
- Ode to Fever
- Ode to the Lark
- Odelet to Her Bouquet
- Odelette
- Odelette to His Mistress
- Odelette to the Swallow
- Since You Are Whiter
- Sky, Air, and Winds, Plains and Open Mountains
- So Many Times Making Up, So Many Times Quarreling
- Song
- Stances
- Strike Me Down with Grace
- Sweet Mistress
- Take This Rose, Lovely as You
- The Evening Love Made You Descend into the Hall
- The Lame Husband of Venus
- The Twentieth of April, Lying on the Grass
- The Year Was Growing Young Again in Its Green Youth
- These Golden Tresses, This Vermilion Mouth
- This Fair Coral, This Marble That Sighs
- This May Day with Its Painted Head
- Though Fields, and Rivers, and the Places
- To Cupid
- To His Lyre
- To His Soul
- To See the Roses Flaming at Daybreak
- To the Forest of Gastine
- Watching You Seated Beside Your Cousin
- What, my soul, do you sleep benumbed in your mass
- When I am all bowed down before your beautiful face
- When I Have Been Twenty or Thirty Months
- When I See You Sitting Alone Apart
- When I think of that day when I saw her so beautiful
- When We Are in the Temple
- When You Are Very Old, at Evening, by Candlelight
- Whether Her Gold Curls Slowly Crinkle
- Whoever Would See How a God Overcomes Me
- Within the Meadows I Saw a Dryad
- Would to God I Had Never Touched
- Wretched Winter Nights
- Yet if your mistress…
- You told me, Mistress, standing at the window
Poems by Pierre De Ronsard
