Poems from the period: 17th century

A Loving and Tender Heart by Michel Lambert
A Young and Tender Beauty by Michel Lambert
Against Those with a Difficult Taste by Jean De La Fontaine
Ah! Since the extreme rigor by Michel Lambert
Ah! Who Will Ever Commit Now? by Michel Lambert
All Brilliant with the Beauties by Michel Lambert
All the Universe Obeys by Michel Lambert
Although Love by Michel Lambert
As Much Love as I Have by Michel Lambert
At This Return of the Season by Michel Lambert
Death and the Dying Man by Jean De La Fontaine
Death and the Unfortunate Man by Jean De La Fontaine
Death and the Woodcutter by Jean De La Fontaine
Democritus and the Abderitans by Jean De La Fontaine
Dialogue of Marc-Anthoine by Michel Lambert
Dialogue of Peace and Felicity by Michel Lambert
Dialogue of the Three Graces by Michel Lambert
Education by Jean De La Fontaine
Epitaph on the Death of the Demoiselle Elisabeth Ranquet by Pierre Corneille
Eve and Mary by Pierre Corneille
Excuse to Ariste by Pierre Corneille
Finding on the Grass by Michel Lambert
For Your Beautiful Eyes by Michel Lambert
Fortune and the Young Child by Jean De La Fontaine
From a Secret Fire by Michel Lambert
He Whom Love by Michel Lambert
How Loath I Am to Leave This Lovely Grove by Michel Lambert
How Many Separated Lovers by Michel Lambert
I Am Loved by Michel Lambert
I Had Already Spent by Michel Lambert
I No Longer Wish to See You by Michel Lambert
I Would Rather by Michel Lambert
Il faut mourir by Michel Lambert
In Vain I Change My Surroundings by Michel Lambert
In Vain We Disguise by Michel Lambert
Iris Is No More by Michel Lambert
It Is Done, Fair Iris by Michel Lambert
It Is True Love Is Charming by Michel Lambert
It Is True That Love Has Its Sorrows by Michel Lambert
Judge of My Sorrow by Michel Lambert
Let Me Sigh by Michel Lambert
Let Truth Speak Within the Heart by Pierre Corneille
Love and Folly by Jean De La Fontaine
Love, a Hundred Times I Have Complained by Michel Lambert
Love, the Only Love by Michel Lambert
My Eyes, What Your Pleasures by Michel Lambert
My Shepherdess Is Tender & Faithful by Michel Lambert
Nothing in Excess by Jean De La Fontaine
On the Death of King Louis XIII by Pierre Corneille
Par mes chants by Michel Lambert
Que ta voix divine by Michel Lambert
Rest, Shade by Michel Lambert
Shadow of My Lover by Michel Lambert
Since Absence by Michel Lambert
Sing, Sing, Little Birds by Michel Lambert
Song by Pierre Corneille
Spring and Love by Michel Lambert
Tell Me, Fair Iris by Michel Lambert
The Acorn and the Pumpkin by Jean De La Fontaine
The Animals Sick of the Plague by Jean De La Fontaine
The Astrologer Who Fell into a Well by Jean De La Fontaine
The Bat and the Two Weasels by Jean De La Fontaine
The Battle of the Rats and the Weasels by Jean De La Fontaine
The Bird Wounded by an Arrow by Jean De La Fontaine
The Bitch and Her Companion by Jean De La Fontaine
The Camel and the Floating Sticks by Jean De La Fontaine
The Candle by Jean De La Fontaine
The Carter in the Mud by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cat and an Old Rat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cat Transformed into a Woman by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cat, the Weasel, and the Little Rabbit by Jean De La Fontaine
The Child and the Schoolmaster by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cicada and the Ant by Jean De La Fontaine
The Coach and the Fly by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cock and the Fox by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cock and the Pearl by Jean De La Fontaine
The Cock, the Cat, and the Little Mouse by Jean De La Fontaine
The Council Held by the Rats by Jean De La Fontaine
The Curate and the Corpse by Jean De La Fontaine
The Dog Who Carried His Master’s Dinner Around His Neck by Jean De La Fontaine
The Donkey and the Little Dog by Jean De La Fontaine
The Donkey Laden with Sponges, and the Donkey Laden with Salt by Jean De La Fontaine
The Dove and the Ant by Jean De La Fontaine
The Dragon with Many Heads, and the Dragon with Many Tails by Jean De La Fontaine
The Drunkard and His Wife by Jean De La Fontaine
The Eagle and the Beetle by Jean De La Fontaine
The Eagle, the Wild Sow, and the Cat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Fly and the Ant by Jean De La Fontaine
The Fox and the Goat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Fox and the Grapes by Jean De La Fontaine
The Fox and the Stork by Jean De La Fontaine
The Frog and the Rat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Frog Who Wanted to Make Herself as Big as the Ox by Jean De La Fontaine
The Frogs Who Asked for a King by Jean De La Fontaine
The Gardener and His Lord by Jean De La Fontaine
The Gout and the Spider by Jean De La Fontaine
The Hare and the Frogs by Jean De La Fontaine
The Hare and the Tortoise by Jean De La Fontaine
The Heifer, the Goat, and the Sheep, in Partnership with the Lion by Jean De La Fontaine
The Heron by Jean De La Fontaine
The Hornets and the Honeybees by Jean De La Fontaine
The Horoscope by Jean De La Fontaine
The Horse Wishing to Be Revenged on the Stag by Jean De La Fontaine
The Husband, the Wife, and the Thief by Jean De La Fontaine
The Ill-Matched Marriage by Jean De La Fontaine
The Lark and Her Little Ones with the Farmer by Jean De La Fontaine
The Lion and the Gnat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Lion Defeated by Man by Jean De La Fontaine
The Lion Grown Old by Jean De La Fontaine
The Lion’s Court by Jean De La Fontaine
The Maiden by Jean De La Fontaine
The Man and His Image by Jean De La Fontaine
The Man and the Adder by Jean De La Fontaine
The Man and the Wooden Idol by Jean De La Fontaine
The Man Between Two Ages, and His Two Mistresses by Jean De La Fontaine
The Man Who Runs After Fortune and the Man Who Waits for Her by Jean De La Fontaine
The Master’s Eye by Jean De La Fontaine
The Members and the Stomach by Jean De La Fontaine
The Milkmaid and the Milk Pot by Jean De La Fontaine
The Miller, His Son, and the Donkey by Jean De La Fontaine
The Miser Who Lost His Treasure by Jean De La Fontaine
The Monkey and the Cat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Monkey and the Leopard by Jean De La Fontaine
The Mountain in Labor by Jean De La Fontaine
The Mouse Metamorphosed into a Maid by Jean De La Fontaine
The Oak and the Reed by Jean De La Fontaine
The Old Man and the Ass by Jean De La Fontaine
The Old Woman and the Two Servants by Jean De La Fontaine
The Pig, the Goat, and the Sheep by Jean De La Fontaine
The Rat Who Withdrew from the World by Jean De La Fontaine
The Raven Wishing to Imitate the Eagle by Jean De La Fontaine
The Shepherd and His Flock by Jean De La Fontaine
The Swallow and the Little Birds by Jean De La Fontaine
The Swan and the Cook by Jean De La Fontaine
The Thieves and the Ass by Jean De La Fontaine
The Tortoise and the Two Ducks by Jean De La Fontaine
The Town Rat and the Country Rat by Jean De La Fontaine
The Two Bulls and a Frog by Jean De La Fontaine
The Two Goats by Jean De La Fontaine
The Two Rats, the Fox, and the Egg by Jean De La Fontaine
The Two Roosters by Jean De La Fontaine
The Vultures and the Pigeons by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wallet by Jean De La Fontaine
The Weasel That Got into a Granary by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf Accusing the Fox before the Monkey by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf and the Dog by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf and the Lamb by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf and the Lean Dog by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf and the Stork by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolf, the Mother, and the Child by Jean De La Fontaine
The Wolves and the Sheep by Jean De La Fontaine
The Young Widow by Jean De La Fontaine
There Is No Love Without Sorrow by Michel Lambert
Tirfis and the Shepherdess Annette by Michel Lambert
To Be Loved by Michel Lambert
To Monseigneur the Dauphin by Jean De La Fontaine
To the King by Pierre Corneille
To the Marquise by Pierre Corneille
Vous demandez by Michel Lambert
What Do You Make Me Promise? by Michel Lambert
What? Fair Iris, You Cannot by Michel Lambert
When I Was Alone by Michel Lambert
When Loving Languor by Michel Lambert
Who Will Have You, Lovely Brunette by Michel Lambert
You Could Never, My Eyes by Michel Lambert
You Have Too Many Charms. by Michel Lambert
You Said by Michel Lambert
Your Adorable Eyes by Michel Lambert
Your Beautiful Eyes by Michel Lambert
Your Eyes, Cruel Iris by Michel Lambert
Your Scorn Each Day by Michel Lambert