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- A Clairvoyant Falcon Flying Along the River
- A Thousand Lost Kisses, a Thousand and a Thousand Favors
- Against the Real Presence
- All That Which Smells of Man to Death Invites Me
- At the Violent Lightning Flash of Your Divine Face
- Awakening
- But What! Already the Heavens Agree to Weep
- But What! It Is Too Much Sung…
- Complaint to His Lady
- Diana, Your Custom Is to Tear Everything Apart
- Driven by Despair, My Flaming Eyes I Raise
- Ecstasy
- Evening Prayer
- Has Love Then Not Been Able with a Dainty Rage
- Here Is the Death of the Sky…
- I Burn with My Soul and My Reddening Blood
- I Feel My Fear Banished and the Pain I Endure
- I Open My Stomach, a Bleeding Tomb
- If You Saw My Heart as You See My Face
- In Better Manner He Will Turn the Use of the Five Senses
- In the Park of Thalcy, I Planted Two Young Shoots
- Is It Then True That My Enchanted Sight
- Judgment (1)
- Judgment (2)
- Let Us Use Here the Gall of Our Wretched Lives
- Miseries
- Morning Prayer
- O Divine Inconstancy, Have Pity on Me
- On a Tiny Skiff, Lost and Wretched
- Our Desires Are Love’s Devouring Ember
- Ronsard, if you knew how to spread throughout the world
- Scattered Sighs, Sobs Lost in the Air
- Since the wounded body, softly stretched out
- The Gilded Chamber
- The Lilies Seem to Me Black, the Honey Bitter Beyond Measure
- The Winter of Sieur d’Aubigné
- Third Psalm
- This Gentle Winter That Matches Its Days
- Though War Be Harsh, Proud, and Cruel
- Under a Languid Eye Half Weeping
- Under the Trembling Curtain
- Unjust and Cruel Fate! The Sad Plowman
- Up! Let my soul then go serve its soul
- We Will Make, My Diana, a Fruitful Garden
- When My Spirit, Once Subject to Your Wrath
- When the Inhuman Fate’s Flaming Pincers
- Whoever on the Bones of Dreadful Tombs
- With Long Streams of Blood This Lamentable Body
- Yes, but as in civil war we see
- Yes, I Am Truly to Your Immortal Name
- You see, just avenger, the plagues of your Church
- You Who Have Written That There Is No Longer on Earth
Poems by Théodore Agrippa D’Aubigné
