• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

Margaret Cavendish

• A Warr With Atomes.
• A World Made By Atomes
• A World Made By Foure Atomes.
• All Sharpe Atomes Do Run To The Center, And
• All Things Are Govern'D By Atomes.
• All Things Last, Or Dissolve, According To The Composure Of Atomes.
• Atomes And Motion Fall Out.
• Cavendish
• If Infinite Worlds, Infinite Centers.
• In All Other Diseases They Are Mixed, Taking Parts, And Factions.
• In The Center Atomes Never Separate.
• Motion And Figure
• Motion Directs, While Atomes Dance.
• Motion Is The Life Of All Things.
• Motion Makes Atomes A Bawd For Figure.
• Nature's Cook
• Of Aiery Atomes.
• Of Aire.
• Of Earth.
• Of Fire And Flame
• Of Fire In The Flint.
• Of Loose Atomes.
• Of Sharpe Atomes.
• Of The Center.
• Of The Subtlety Of Motion.
• Of The Sympathy Of Atomes.
• Of The Sympathy Of Their Figures.
• The Agreement Of Some Kinde Of Motion, With
• The Bignesse Of Atomes:
• The Difference Of Atomes And Motion, In Youth
• The Foure Principall Figur'D Atomes Make
• The Infinites Of Matter
• The Joyning Of Severall Figur'D Atomesmake Other Figures.
• The Weight Of Atomes.
• To Natural Philosophers.
• What Atomes Cause Sicknesse.
• What Atomes Make A Consumption.
• What Atomes Make A Dropsie.
• What Atomes Make A Palsey, Or Apoplexy.
• What Atomes Make Change.
• What Atomes Make Death.
• What Atomes Make Fire To Burne, And Whatflame.
• What Atomes Make Flame.
• What Atomes Make Heate And Colde.
• What Atomes Make Life.
• What Atomes Make The Sun, And The Sea, Go
• What Atomes Make The Wind Collick.
• What Atomes Make Vegetables, Mine-Rals, And Animals.
• What Is Liquid?