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Home > Poems by period > 19th century

Poems from the period: 19th century

  • To Sainte-Beuve by Alfred De Musset
  • To See Each Other as Much as Possible by Alfred De Musset
  • To the Artists of the Gymnase-Dramatique by Alfred De Musset
  • To the Glory of the Heavens by Emile Verhaeren
  • To the Great Chartreuse by Alphonse De Lamartine
  • To the Imbeciles by Charles Cros
  • To the Jungfrau by Alfred De Musset
  • To the King, after the Meunier Assassination Attempt by Alfred De Musset
  • To the Malibran by Alfred De Musset
  • To the Monks by Emile Verhaeren
  • To the Most Beautiful by Charles Cros
  • To the Mother of the Dead Child by Victor Hugo
  • To the North by Emile Verhaeren
  • To the Passerby of an Evening by Emile Verhaeren
  • To the Priests by Victor Hugo
  • To the Reader by Charles Baudelaire
  • To the Sick Child During the Siege by Victor Hugo
  • To the Statuary David by Victor Hugo
  • To the Trees by Victor Hugo
  • To This Earth Where We Fold by Victor Hugo
  • To Ulric G by Alfred De Musset
  • To Victor Hugo by Gérard De Nerval
  • To Whom Do You Dream by Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly
  • To Women by Charles Cros
  • Tomorrow, at Dawn… by Victor Hugo
  • Transition by Charles Cros
  • Twilight by Victor Hugo
  • Unclasp Them, Your Long Hair by Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly
  • Unconsciousness by Emile Verhaeren
  • Venice by Alfred De Musset
  • Verses Written on a Keepsake by François-René De Chateaubriand
  • View of the Courtyard by Charles Cros
  • Vision by Alfred De Musset
  • Vision by Charles Cros
  • Vocation by Charles Cros
  • Voices in the Attic by Victor Hugo
  • Waltz by Charles Cros
  • Was There in Us a Single Tenderness by Emile Verhaeren
  • Watercolor by Charles Cros
  • We Are in Infamous Times by Paul Verlaine
  • We Had Just Seen the Bull by Alfred De Musset
  • We Must, You See, Forgive Each Other Things by Paul Verlaine
  • We Shall See by François-René De Chateaubriand
  • We Spread Ourselves by Alphonse Allais
  • Weary Resentment by Charles Cros
  • Wells of India! by Victor Hugo
  • What Death Is by Victor Hugo
  • What Happened at the Feuillantines, around 1813 by Victor Hugo
  • What Holds Nina Back by Arthur Rimbaud
  • What Is It to Us, My Heart… by Arthur Rimbaud
  • What the Two Horsemen Were Dreaming Of… by Victor Hugo
  • When by Sad Mischance We Lose by Alfred De Musset
  • When I Was Still a Pale Young Boy by Victor Hugo
  • When You Gather, You Noisy Multitude by Victor Hugo
  • When You Speak to Me of Glory by Victor Hugo
  • While Walking at Night in a Wood by Victor Hugo
  • Whimsical Triolets by Charles Cros
  • Whose Fault Is It? by Victor Hugo
  • Why Is My Soul Sad? by Alphonse De Lamartine
  • Winter Has Ended: The Light Is Lukewarm by Paul Verlaine
  • Wisdom by Alphonse De Lamartine
  • With Her Undulating and Pearly Garments by Charles Baudelaire
  • With My Old Hands… by Emile Verhaeren
  • With My Senses, with My Heart … by Emile Verhaeren
  • With the Same Love You Once Were to Me by Emile Verhaeren
  • Woman and Cat by Paul Verlaine
  • Women Deserters by Charles Cros
  • Wooden Horses by Paul Verlaine
  • Words of a Mirror to a Beautiful Lady by Charles Cros
  • Written After Visiting a Prison Hulk by Victor Hugo
  • Written on the First Page of a Book by Joseph de Maistre by Victor Hugo
  • Written on the Tomb of a Little Child by the Sea by Victor Hugo
  • Written on the Windowpane of a Flemish Window by Victor Hugo
  • You Are Leaving by Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly
  • Young Couple by Arthur Rimbaud
  • Young Man by Charles Cros
  • Your Abolished Sorrows by Auguste Angellier
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