Sonnets from the Portuguese

"Sonnets from the Portuguese" is a collection of 44 love sonnets written by Elizabeth Barrett Browning in the mid-1840s and published in 1850.

Sonnets

 * 1) "I thought once how Theocritus had sung"
 * 2) "But only three"
 * 3) "Unlike are we"
 * 4) "Thou hast thy calling"
 * 5) "I lift my heavy heart"
 * 6) "Go from me"
 * 7) "The face of all the world"
 * 8) "What can I give thee back"
 * 9) "Can it be right"
 * 10) "Yet, love, mere love"
 * 11) "And therefore if to love"
 * 12) "Indeed this very love"
 * 13) "And wilt thou have me"
 * 14) "If thou must love me"
 * 15) "Accuse me not"
 * 16) "And yet, because thou overcomest so"
 * 17) "My poet thou canst touch"
 * 18) "I never gave a lock of hair"
 * 19) "The soul’s Rialto"
 * 20) "Beloved, my beloved"
 * 21) "Say over again"
 * 22) "When our two souls stand up"
 * 23) "Is it indeed so?"
 * 24) "Let the world’s sharpness"
 * 25) "A heavy heart"
 * 26) "I lived with visions"
 * 27) "My own Beloved"
 * 28) "My letters!"
 * 29) "I think of thee!"
 * 30) "I see thine image"
 * 31) "Thou comest!"
 * 32) "The first time that the sun rose"
 * 33) "Yes, call me by my pet-name!"
 * 34) "With the same heart"
 * 35) "If I leave all for thee"
 * 36) "When we met first and loved"
 * 37) "Pardon, oh, pardon, "
 * 38) "First time he kissed me"
 * 39) "Because thou hast the power"
 * 40) "Oh, yes! they love"
 * 41) "I thank all who have loved me"
 * 42) "My future will not copy"
 * 43) "How do I love thee?"
 * 44) "Beloved, thou hast brought me many flowers"