Charles I de Valois, Duke of Orleans's Poetry, by first line

• Rondel

  Strengthen, my Love, this castle of my heart,
  And with some store of pleasure give me aid,

  14 lines, 2 comments
• Hence Away, Anxious Folly!

      Hence away, anxious folly!
      Care, depart, and melancholy!

  15 lines
• Is She Not Lavishly Endow'd

      Is she not lavishly endow'd,
      She whom I love so loyally?

  15 lines
• La Temps A Laissé Son Manteau

      La temps a laissé son manteau
      Da vent, de froidure, et de pluye,

  15 lines
• Mon Seul Amy! Mon Bien! My Joye!

      Mon seul amy! mon bien! ma joye!
      Celui qui sur tous amer veulx,

  13 lines
• My Only Love! My Joy! My Pride!

      My only love! my joy! my pride!
      More dear than all the world beside!

  15 lines
• N'est Elle De Tous Biens Garnie

      N'est elle de tous biens garnie,
      Celle que j'ayme loyaument?

  15 lines
• Against The Coming Of May

  Against the coming of May
  That is ful of lustyness,

  15 lines
• Bien Monstrez, Printemps Gracieux

  Bien monstrez, printemps gracieux,
  De quel mestier savez servir;

  26 lines
• Spring

  Gentle Spring! in sunshine clad,
    Well dost thou thy power display!

  25 lines
• Go Forth My Heart

  Go forth, my hert, with my lady;
  Loke that we spare no business

  13 lines, 4 comments
• The Return Of Spring

  Now Time throws off his cloak again
  Of ermined frost, and wind, and rain,

  16 lines
• Spring

  The year has changed his mantle cold
  Of wind, of rain, of bitter air;

  11 lines, 3 comments
• The Fairest Thing In Mortal Eyes

  To make my lady's obsequies
    My love a minster wrought,

  37 lines
• Well Thou Showest, Gracious Spring

  Well thou showest, gracious spring,
  what fair works thy hand can bring;

  25 lines

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