Poetic Openings : Michael Drayton to Michael Drayton

Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xli: Why Do I Speak Of Joy : First Line : Love's Lunacy
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlii: Some Men There Be : First Line : Some men there be which like my method well
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xliii: Why Should Your Fair Eyes : First Line : Why should your fair eyes with such sovereign grace
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xliv: Whilst Thus My Pen : First Line : Whilst thus my pen strives to eternize thee,
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlix: Thou Leaden Brain : First Line : Thou leaden brain, which censur'st what I write,

Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlv: Muses, Which Sadly Sit : First Line : Muses, which sadly sit about my chair,
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlvi: Plain-path'd Experience : First Line : Plain-path'd Experience, th'unlearned's guide,
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlvii: In Pride Of Wit : First Line : In pride of wit when high desire of fame
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xlviii: Cupid, I Hate Thee : First Line : Cupid, I hate thee, which I'd have thee know;
Poet : Michael Drayton : Poem : Sonnet Xv: Since To Obtain Thee : First Line : His Remedy for Love