Beowulf - 8 c., heroic poetry; kenning

The Wanderer - 10 c., elegy; caesura, kenning

The Dream of the Rood - 7/8 c., dream vision; caesura, prosopopeia, variation, alliteration

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight - 14 c., chivalric romance; bob-and-wheel

The Pearl - 14 c., dream vision; the Gawain-poet

Everyman - 15 c., morality play; personification, prosopopeia

The Vision of Piers Plowman - 14 c., allegory; personification; William Langland

Morte d'Arthur - 15 c., chivalry romance; Sir Thomas Malory

The Canterbury Tales - 14 c., iambic pentameter, couplet?; Geoffrey Chaucer

The General Prologue - fabliau; couplet?

The Pardoner's Tale - exemplum; personification

The Nun's Priest's Tale - beast fable - satire of courtly love

I Find No Peace - 16 c., lyrical poem; paradoxical oxymoron; T.Wyatt

My Lute Awake - 16 c., T. Wyatt

Alas, So All Things Now Do Hold Their Peace - 16 c., Henry Howard

Astrophel and Stella I, II - 16 c., Ph. Sidney

Shakespearian Sonnets - 16/17:

XVIII - personification

XXIX

CXVI - personification

CXXX

The Good Morrow - 16/17, John Donne

A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning - 16/17, John Donne

Holly Sonnets: VI, X - 16/17, John Donne

The Collar - 16/17, George Herbert

The Pulley - 16/17, George Herbert

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