Poems by Michael Drayton (1563 - 1631)
- Amour 24
- Andredsweld
- Anglesea
- Bever
- Buxton
- Caerleon
- Camelot (Queen's Camel)
- Channel Islands
- Charnwood
- Cheshire
- Ely
- Falmouth Haven
- Glastonbury
- Hymne to his Ladies Birthplace
- Lincolnshire Fens
- Milford Haven
- Ode Written in the Peake
- Plymouth
- Plynlimmon
- Rivers of Wales
- Robin Hood
- Rosamond to King Henry
- St Davids
- Teg-Engle
- The Baths
- The Isle of Wight
- The River Ankor
- The River Conwy
- The River Tivy
- The Sheapherd's Sirena
- The Thames
- The Trent
- The Wytham
Michael Drayton was an English poet. In 1593 he published Idea, the Shepheard's Garland and the following year Ideas Mirrour, a collection of sonnets. He also wrote a number of historical poems including Piers Gaveston (1594), Robert of Normandy (1596), The Barrons Wars and The Legend of Great Cromwell (1607). His Poems Lyrick and Pastorall (1605) is written in the style of Horace's Odes and contains the Ballad of Agincourt.
