Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde1854–190019th centuryAestheticism Oscar Fingal O'Fflahertie Wills Wilde was an Irish author, poet and playwright. After writing in different literary styles throughout the 1880s, he became one of the most popular and influential dramatists in London in the early 1890s. He was a key figure in the emerging Aestheticism movement of the late 19th century and is regarded by many as the greatest playwright of the Victorian era. Wilde is best known for his Gothic novel The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890), his epigrams, plays and bedtime stories for children, as well as his criminal conviction in 1895 for gross indecency and for practicing homosexual acts.
Poems
117 poems- 122 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [acr7 lines
- 128 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [act12 lines
- 20 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [acr6 lines
- 36 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [act6 lines
- 4 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [act9 lines
- 92 AN IDEAL HUSBAND [act4 lines
- A HARMONY18 lines
- A VERSION BASED ON THE ORIGINAL DRAFT OF THE POEM91 lines
- A VISION14 lines
- Act Drop4 lines
- AMOR INTELLECTUALIS14 lines
- And still in boyish rivalry4 lines
- ARONA.15 lines
- AS A FRIEND5 lines
- AT VERONA29 lines
- ATHANASIA60 lines
- Audio formats available:5 lines
- AVE IMPERATRIX124 lines
- AVE MARIA GRATIA PLENA14 lines
- BALLADE DE MARGUERITE9 lines
- Ballade De Marguerite (Normande)46 lines
- But why does the curfew toll sae low?50 lines
- BY48 lines
- BY THE ARNO25 lines
- CANZONET32 lines
- CHANSON16 lines
- E TENEBRIS14 lines
- ENDYMION43 lines
- ENDYMION (For music)42 lines
- FABIEN DEI FRANCHI30 lines
- FLOWER OF LOVE60 lines
- FOOTNOTES4 lines
- From Spring Days To Winter (For Music)22 lines
- GREECE14 lines
- HOLY WEEK AT GENOA30 lines
- I.16 lines
- I.96 lines
- II12 lines
- II.12 lines
- II.6 lines
- III48 lines
- III.16 lines
- IMPRESSION13 lines
- IMPRESSION DE VOYAGE14 lines
- IMPRESSION DU MATIN16 lines
- IMPRESSIONS14 lines
- IN THE FOREST12 lines
- ITALIA14 lines
- IV.12 lines
- LA BELLA DONNA DELLA MIA MENTE32 lines
- LA MER12 lines
- Lady Betty Across the Water18 lines
- LE JARDIN12 lines
- LE JARDIN DES TUILERIES20 lines
- LE PANNEAU32 lines
- LES BALLONS16 lines
- LIBERTATIS SACRA FAMES14 lines
- LORD CAVERSHAM15 lines
- LOUIS NAPOLEON16 lines
- MADONNA MIA14 lines
- MAGDALEN WALKS24 lines
- MASON16 lines
- Methuen’s Shilling Novels4 lines
- Miss Julia Neilson.4 lines
- Mrs. Cuevetry .9 lines
- MRS. MARCHMONT5 lines
- My prizes came a little later on in life. I5 lines
- Nay, Lord, not thus! white lilies in the spring,32 lines
- Nor through the laurels can one see10 lines
- NOTE108 lines
- Oh! I don’t care about the London season!8 lines
- ON THE MASSACRE OF THE CHRISTIANS IN BULGARIA14 lines
- POEMS124 lines
- POEMS15 lines
- PORTIA15 lines
- QUANTUM MUTATA14 lines
- REQUIESCAT20 lines
- ROBERT ROSS25 lines
- SAN MINIATO16 lines
- SANTA DECCA14 lines
- SCENE23 lines
- SERENADE41 lines
- Serenade (For Music)40 lines
- SEVENTH EDITION5 lines
- Sometimes a horrible marionette128 lines
- SONNET15 lines
- SONNET ON APPROACHING ITALY14 lines
- SONNET TO LIBERTY14 lines
- SONNETS15 lines
- SYMPHONY IN YELLOW12 lines
- THE BALLAD OF40 lines
- The Ballad Of Reading Gaol666 lines
- THE EARL OF CAVERSHAM, K.G.4 lines
- The following are either ready in the press i—5 lines
- The following are either ready or in the tress i—19 lines
- THE GRAVE OF KEATS14 lines
- THE GRAVE OF SHELLEY14 lines
- The Happy Prince by Triluz and Oscar Wilde4 lines
- THE NEW HELEN100 lines
- THE NEW REMORSE14 lines
- THEORETIKOS14 lines
- This book was First Published in 189314 lines
- This is the land where liberty10 lines
- TO ELLEN TERRY14 lines
- TO MILTON14 lines
- TO MY FRIEND HENRY IRVING15 lines
- TO MY WIFE12 lines
- To My Wife - With A Copy Of My Poems12 lines
- TO SARAH BERNHARDT14 lines
- V.102 lines
- Version Two97 lines
- VI.18 lines
- VITA NUOVA14 lines
- We watched the ghostly dancers spin6 lines
- What you ask is impossible.11 lines
- Will she love me the less that my Father is seen14 lines
- WRITTEN IN HOLY WEEK AT GENOA14 lines