Thomas hardy's poems?

Question

Hi, I'm doing a project comparing poems by Thomas Hardy and paintings by Gustav Klimt. So I'm looking for a Thomas Hardy poem that either deals with happiness + love or beauty + eroticism. any ideas?

Answer 1

These ones are about love or lack thereof:

I Have Lived With Shades

I Need Not Go

I Said to Love

A Broken Appointment  

A Sign-Seeker  

A Spot  

A Wife in London (December, 1899)  

Additions  

After Schiller  

Amabel  

At A Bridal  

At An Inn  

At Castle Boterel  

De Profundis  

From Victor Hugo  

Hap  

Heiress And Architect  

Her Death And After  

Her Dilemma  

Her Immortality  

Her Late Husband (King's-Hintock, 182-.)  

Her Reproach  

I said to Love  

In A Eweleaze Near Weatherbury  

In Tenebris  

In The Moonlight  

In The Vaulted Way  

My Cicely  

Neutral Tones  

Postponement  

Revulsion  

Rome: The Vatican--Sala Delle Muse (1887)  

She, To Him III  

She, To Him IV  

She, to Him, II  

She, to Him, III  

She, to Him, IV  

Song From Heine  

Song of the Soldier's Wifes.  

The Burghers  

The Coquette, and After (Triolets)  

The Dame of Athelhall  

The Dance At The Phoenix  

The Dead Man Walking  

The Dream-Follower  

The Farm Woman's Winter  

The Fire at Tranter Sweatley's  

The Inconsistent  

The Ivy-Wife  

The King's Experiment  

The Lost Pyx: A Mediaeval Legend  

The Mother Mourns  

The Mother Mourns.  

The Rambler  

The Supplanter: A Tale  

The Tree: An Old Man's Story  

The Two Men  

The Well-Beloved  

The Widow  

To An Orphan Child  

To an Unborn Pauper Child  

To Lizbie Browne  

To Outer Nature  

Under the Waterfall  

Unknowing  

"The Fire at Tranter Sweatley's" (I think it's formally called "Additions"),