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Love

Love poems, songs and court airs, from Ronsard’s sonnets to Prévert’s songs. Baudelaire addresses a sonnet “To a Passer-by”, while Verlaine, Apollinaire and Rimbaud write of desire, passion and heartbreak. The court airs of Michel Lambert show that love was already being sung in the 17th century.

    Poems with the theme : Love

  • 1909 by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • A Beauty of Fifteen, Childlike by Pierre De Ronsard
  • A Heart by Auguste Angellier
  • A Storm Is Blowing by Auguste Angellier
  • Acceptance by Auguste Angellier
  • Afternoon Song by Charles Baudelaire
  • All of Her by Charles Baudelaire
  • Amourette by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Annie by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Apparition by Victor Hugo
  • At Twenty Years, Pure of Offense and Vice by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Aubade Sung at Laetare Last Year by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Before Your Time Your Temples Will Bloom by Pierre De Ronsard
  • By a destiny within my heart remains by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Causerie by Charles Baudelaire
  • Clotilde by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Comedy in Three Kisses by Arthur Rimbaud
  • Confession by Charles Baudelaire
  • Cythera by Paul Verlaine
  • Divine Angel, Who Balms My Wounds by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Elegy to Janet, Painter to the King by Pierre De Ronsard
  • En sourdine by Paul Verlaine
  • Far from Here by Charles Baudelaire
  • Farewell by Paul Verlaine
  • Good Morning My Heart, Good Morning My Sweet Life by Pierre De Ronsard
  • He Who Drinks … by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Heaven Will Not Let Me, Lady, Take My Pleasure by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Her Right Arm, in a Kind Gesture of Gentleness by Paul Verlaine
  • Hunting Horns by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Hymn by Charles Baudelaire
  • I Adore You as Much as the Nocturnal Vault by Charles Baudelaire
  • I Have as My Mistress… by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Plant in Your Favor This Tree of Cybèle by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Send You a Bouquet That My Hand by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Want to Die for Your Beauties, Mistress by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Want to Read Homer’s Iliad in Three Days by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Was Walking Along Treacherous Paths by Paul Verlaine
  • I Would Be Ixion and Tantalus by Pierre De Ronsard
  • I Would Gladly, Richly Yellowing by Pierre De Ronsard
  • If a Thousand Carnations, If a Thousand Lilies I Embrace by Pierre De Ronsard
  • If I Die Between Your Arms, Madame by Pierre De Ronsard
  • If Only the Image of the Thing by Pierre De Ronsard
  • In the Serenity of Its Twin Flame by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Is She a Almah? by Arthur Rimbaud
  • It Is the Languorous Ecstasy by Paul Verlaine
  • Le Pont Mirabeau by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Let Us Always Love! Let Us Love Again by Victor Hugo
  • Like a Roe Deer, When Spring Destroys by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Little Navel, That My Thought Adores by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Little Ode to a Young Mistress by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Love and the Skull by Charles Baudelaire
  • Love Kills Me, and Yet I Will Not Tell by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Love, You Seem Like the Scorpion That Stings by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Lul de Faltenin by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Luxuries by Paul Verlaine
  • Madrigal by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Marie, arise, my young lazy one by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, Kiss Me; No, Do Not Kiss Me by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, Who Would Turn Your Beautiful Name by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, Whom I Serve with Too Cruel a Fate by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, You Have Cheeks as Vermeil by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, you never fail to take me to task by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Marie, you surpass in stature, and in face by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Mistress, Embrace Me, Kiss Me, Hold Me Tight by Pierre De Ronsard
  • More Than a Thousand Times Than Any Earthly Gold by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Morning Good Thought by Arthur Rimbaud
  • My God, How I Love to Kiss Those Beautiful Eyes by Pierre De Ronsard
  • My Mistress Is All Angel-Like by Pierre De Ronsard
  • My Pain Is at the Heart of My Life by Auguste Angellier
  • Nor Her Curly Treasure by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Now Fear and Now Hope by Pierre De Ronsard
  • O Sweet Speech, Whose Honeyed Bait by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Ode to Cassandra by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Odelette by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Odelette to His Mistress by Pierre De Ronsard
  • On the Grass by Paul Verlaine
  • Overcast Sky by Charles Baudelaire
  • Poem Read at the Wedding of André Salmon by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Promises of March by Auguste Angellier
  • Reply to Some Stanzas by the Chevalier de… by Fanny De Beauharnais
  • Rosemonde by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Salome by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Sed non satiata by Charles Baudelaire
  • Sentimental Colloquy by Paul Verlaine
  • Separated in Life by Auguste Angellier
  • Separation by Auguste Angellier
  • Sign by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Since You Are Whiter by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Sky, Air, and Winds, Plains and Open Mountains by Pierre De Ronsard
  • So Many Times Making Up, So Many Times Quarreling by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Song by Pierre Corneille
  • Song by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Song for Her by Paul Verlaine
  • Song of the Highest Tower by Arthur Rimbaud
  • Song: Hello, Suzon by Alfred De Musset
  • Strike Me Down with Grace by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Sweet Mistress by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Take This Rose, Lovely as You by Pierre De Ronsard
  • The Beautiful Ship by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Bells by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Betrothal by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Calm Regrets by Auguste Angellier
  • The Cat (1) by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Darkness by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Emigrant from Landor Road by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Evening Love Made You Descend into the Hall by Pierre De Ronsard
  • The Frame by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Ghost by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Gypsy by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Head of Hair by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Ideal by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Lame Husband of Venus by Pierre De Ronsard
  • The Loreley by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Love of Lies by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Night by Alfred De Musset
  • The Night Barracks by Arthur Rimbaud
  • The Sacrifice by Auguste Angellier
  • The Seven Swords by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The Snake That Dances by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Song of the Poorly Loved by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • The star wept rose… by Arthur Rimbaud
  • The Vampire by Charles Baudelaire
  • The Year Was Growing Young Again in Its Green Youth by Pierre De Ronsard
  • These Golden Tresses, This Vermilion Mouth by Pierre De Ronsard
  • This Fair Coral, This Marble That Sighs by Pierre De Ronsard
  • This May Day with Its Painted Head by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Though Fields, and Rivers, and the Places by Pierre De Ronsard
  • To a Creole Lady by Charles Baudelaire
  • To a Madonna by Charles Baudelaire
  • To a Passerby by Charles Baudelaire
  • To Aimée d’Alton by Alfred De Musset
  • To Cupid by Pierre De Ronsard
  • To Elvire by Alphonse De Lamartine
  • To Eternal Love by Auguste Angellier
  • To Her Who Is Too Gay by Charles Baudelaire
  • To Her Who Is Veiled by Victor Hugo
  • To Julie by Alfred De Musset
  • To Laure by Alfred De Musset
  • To Love – Imitation of Sappho by Fanny De Beauharnais
  • To Lydia by François-René De Chateaubriand
  • To Mademoiselle Augustine Brohan by Alfred De Musset
  • To Mademoiselle Fanny de P. by Victor Hugo
  • To See the Roses Flaming at Daybreak by Pierre De Ronsard
  • To the Carefree Philosophers by Fanny De Beauharnais
  • Twilight by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Valentine’s Day by Auguste Angellier
  • Watching You Seated Beside Your Cousin by Pierre De Ronsard
  • We Are in Infamous Times by Paul Verlaine
  • What Holds Nina Back by Arthur Rimbaud
  • When I am all bowed down before your beautiful face by Pierre De Ronsard
  • When I See You Sitting Alone Apart by Pierre De Ronsard
  • When I think of that day when I saw her so beautiful by Pierre De Ronsard
  • When We Are in the Temple by Pierre De Ronsard
  • When You Are Very Old, at Evening, by Candlelight by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Whether Her Gold Curls Slowly Crinkle by Pierre De Ronsard
  • White Snow by Guillaume Apollinaire
  • Whoever Would See How a God Overcomes Me by Pierre De Ronsard
  • With Her Undulating and Pearly Garments by Charles Baudelaire
  • Within the Meadows I Saw a Dryad by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Wooden Horses by Paul Verlaine
  • Would to God I Had Never Touched by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Yet if your mistress… by Pierre De Ronsard
  • You told me, Mistress, standing at the window by Pierre De Ronsard
  • Your Abolished Sorrows by Auguste Angellier
  • Songs with the theme : Love

  • Pavane – Belle qui tiens ma vie by Thoinot Arbeau
  • Fables with the theme : Love

  • Love and Folly 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 Maiden by Jean De La Fontaine
  • The Man Between Two Ages, and His Two Mistresses by Jean De La Fontaine
  • The Young Widow by Jean De La Fontaine
  • Airs de cour with the theme : Love

  • A Loving and Tender Heart by Michel Lambert
  • A Young and Tender Beauty by Michel Lambert
  • 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
  • Dialogue of Marc-Anthoine by Michel Lambert
  • Dialogue of Peace and Felicity by Michel Lambert
  • Dialogue of the Three Graces by Michel Lambert
  • Finding on the Grass by Michel Lambert
  • For Your Beautiful Eyes by Michel Lambert
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Spring and Love by Michel Lambert
  • Tell Me, Fair Iris by Michel Lambert
  • There Is No Love Without Sorrow by Michel Lambert
  • Tirfis and the Shepherdess Annette by Michel Lambert
  • To Be Loved by Michel Lambert
  • 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
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