Amores: Poems

by D. H. Lawrence

60 chapters1h 40mEnglish1916

About this book

Amores is one of D. H. Lawrence's earliest works of poetry, published in 1916, was a precursor to his delving in free verse in later collections. The poems in this collection are characterized by haunting and dark themes, sensuousness and his controversial dealing with sexual topics. (Anusha Iyer)

Chapters (60)

1Tease

108

2The Wild Common

162

3Study

101

4Discord in Childhood

5Virgin Youth

6Monologue of a Mother

198

7In a Boat

8Week-night Service

111

9Irony

10Dreams Old

115

11Dreams Nascent

188

12A Winter's Tale

13Epilogue

14A Baby Running Barefoot

15Discipline

189

16Scent of Irises

157

17The Prophet

18Last Words to Miriam

19Mystery

20Patience

21Ballad of Another Ophelia

131

22Restlessness

196

23A Baby Asleep After Pain

24Anxiety

25The Punisher

26The End

27The Bride

28The Virgin Mother

100

29At the Window

30Drunk

186

31Sorrow

32Dolor of Autumn

33The Inheritance

34Silence

35Listening

36Brooding Grief

37Lotus Hurt by the Cold

38Malade

39Liaison

40Troth with the Dead

41Dissolute

42Submergence

43The Enkindled Spring

44Reproach

45The Hands of the Betrothed

209

46Excursion

115

47Perfidy

48A Spiritual Woman

49Mating

192

50A Love Song

51Brother and Sister

130

52After Many Days

53Blue

199

54Snap-Dragon

344

55A Passing Bell

56In Trouble and Shame

57Elegy

58Grey Evening

59Firelight and Nightfall

60The Mystic Blue

Amores: Poems

About this book

Chapters (60)

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