• from Cricket Songs and Other Trifling Verses [1890]:
  - The Amateur Photographer (NM)
  - The Ballade of the Glutton (NM)
  - 'MOST ANGLERS ARE VERY HUMANE'--Daily Paper (NM)
  - The Decimal Point (NM)
  - Golf Steals Our Youth (NM)
  - Cricket on the Hearth (NM)
• from A Verdant Country [1893]:
  - A Prayer (NM) from Orchard Songs [1893]:
  - Cicely Bathing (NM)
  - Old Letters (NM)
  - An Orchard Dance(NM)
• from On Two Strings [1894]:
  - Bees (NM)
• from The Country Muse [1894]:
  - Song: 'This peach is pink with such a pink' (NM)
  - My Country Love (NM)
  - Holy Ground (NM)
  - On Seeing a Train Start for the Seaside (NM)
• from Song in September [1912]:
  - The Hidden Wealth (NM)
  - The Great Beech (NM)

• Autumn in the West (NM)
• The Cardinal Bird (NM)

• England to Free Men [ref 122] (BB)
• Russia - America [ref 122] (BB)
• Devon to Me (BB)

• from Prairie Songs [1893]:
  - Indian Summer (NM)
  - In August (NM)
  - On the Mississippi (NM)
  - Boyish Sleep (NM)
  - Sport (NM)

• The Highwayman's Ghost (NM)

• The Soul of Jeanne d'Arc [ref 122] (BB)

• Seven Sonnets in Sequence (BB)
• At Beauty's bar as I did stand... (BB)
• Amid my bale I bathe in bliss... (BB)
• When thou hast spent the lingering day... (BB)
• Gascoigne's Lullaby [1573] (BB)
• And What If I Did Then? (NM)
• For That He Looked Not Upon Her (NM)
• The Looks Of A Lover Enamoured (NM)
• Fie, Pleasure, Fie! (NM)
• Inscription in a Garden

• Beautiful Hands (BB)

• Three Airs from The Beggar's Opera [1728] (NM)
• From Fables (first series) [1727]
  - XLV. The Poet and the Rose (NM)
  - XLIX. The Man and the Flea (NM)
• To a Lady on Her Passion for Old China (BTH)

• from Fires:
  - The Stone
  - The Crane
  - The Blind Rower
  - The Dancing Seal
  - The Slag
  - The Hare (BB)
  - Devil's Edge (BB)
• from Thoroughares:
  - Solway Ford
  - Geraniums (BB)
  - The Gorse (BB)
  - The Whisperers
  - The Lodging House
  - The Ice
  - Woolgathering
  - In a Restaurant
• from Borderlands:
  - Hoops (BB)
• from Battle:
  - Before Action
  - Breakfast
  - The Messages (BB)
  - The Question
  - The Return
  - Raining
  - Hill-Born
  - Comrades
  - Back
  - Cherries
• from Livelihood:
  - Between the Lines (BB)
• from Friends:
  - Tennants
  - Gold
  - Retreat (BB)
  - The Orphans
  - Roses
  - The Ice-Cart
• Home
• An Epilogue (BB)
• The Going (BB)

• The Forty-three collected Bab Ballads (BB)
• from Bab Ballads:
  - The Story of Prince Agib (BB)
  - Only a Dancing Girl (BB)
  - Ferdinando and Elvira (BB)
  - The Yarn of the Nancy Bell (BB)
• Etiquette (BB)
• Captain's Song from H.M.S. Pinafore (BB)
• Sir Joseph's Song from H.M.S. Pinafore (BB)
• The Major-General from Pirates of Penzance (BB)

• from The Poet and His Master and Other Poems [1878]:
  - The Sonnet (In Answer to a Question) (NM)
• from The Great Remembrance and Other Poems [1893]:
  - On the Bay
• from In Palestine and Other Poems [1898]:
  - An Hour in a Studio

• The Fisher
• Ergo Bibamus! (BB)

• Earth and Sea [1923]

• The Song of Steel

• Ploughman at the Plough

• The Deserted Village (BB)
• The Traveller (BB)
• Memory (BB)
• The Hermit (BB)
• An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog (BB)
• When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly (NM)
• Parson Gray

• from The Sword of Justice [1918]:
  - The Waves of Breffny (BB)
  - Walls (BB)
  - Harvest (BB)

• from Madrigals, Songs and Sonnets [1870]:
  - An Invitation (NM)
• from On Viol and Flute [1873]:
  - Perfume (NM)
  - May-Day (NM)
  - Epithalamium (NM)
• from New Poems [1879]:
  - Villanelle: 'Wouldst thou not be content to die?' (NM)
  - A Winter Jingle (NM)
  - May Morning (NM)
• from Firdausi in Exile [1885]:
  - Dedication to Austin Dobson (NM)
  - With a Copy of Herrick (NM)
• from In Russet & Silver [1894]:
  - Ballade for the Funeral of the Last of the Joyous Poets (NM)
• from The Autumn Garden [1909]:
  - The Train of Life (NM)
  - The Fallen Rose (NM)
  - Rosemary by Sir Edmund William Gosse (NM)
  - The Violet by Sir Edmund William Gosse (NM)

• My Dear and Only Love (BB)

• The Superman (BB)

• A Pinch of Salt [1921]
• Rocky Acres [1921]
• The Lost Love [1921] (BB)

• Epitaph on a Vagabond [1923]

• Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
• On a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes (BB)
• The Curse Upon Edward (BB)
• Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College (BB)
• Sonnet on the Death of Richard West (BB)

• Maesia's Song
• The Shepherd's Wife's Song (BB)
• Cupid Abroad was Lated (BB)
• Weep Not, My Wanton
• The Description of Sir Geoffrey Chaucer
• Content

• The Heart [1893] (JL)
• The Broken Banjo [1893] (JL)
• The Rosebush [1893] (JL)

• Into Battle (BB)

• from Certain Learned and Elegant Works [1633]:
  from Caelica:
  - Fair Dog, Which So My Heart (NM)
  - You Little Stars (NM)
  - The World That All Contains (NM)
  - Fie, Foolish Earth (NM)
  - The Nurse-life Wheat (NM)
  - Absence, The Noble Truce (NM)
  - Cynthia, Because Your Horns (NM)
  - The Earth With Thunder Torn (NM)
  - Rewards of Earth (NM)

• Tottels Miscellany [1557] - a Bookshelf Edition
• Selections from Tottels:
  - A True Love (NM)
  - Man's Life After Posidonius or Crates (NM)
  - The Garden (NM)

• After Many Days [1893] (JL)

• Home (PKS)
• Raisin Pie (PKS)
• Be a Friend (PKS)
• from The Path to Home [1919]:
  - The Path to Home
  - Our House
  - The Plea
  - Story-Time
  - Lines For a Flag Raising Ceremony
  - Picture Books
  - What Father Knows
  - Back Home
  - The Dead Return
  - The Common Joys
• Spring in the Trenches (BB)

• from The White Sail and Other Poems [1887]:
  - A Salutation (NM)
• from A Roadside Harp [1893]:
  - Open, Time (NM)
  - The Lights of London (NM)
  - In the Reading-Room of the British Museum (NM)
  - Sunday Chimes in the City (NM)

• The Chip on the Shoulder [1910]
• In the Hospital [1913] (BB)
• from The Laughing Muse [1915]
  - Pershing at the Front
• Strictly Germ-proof [1916]
• from The Mirthful Lyre [1918]
  - The Passionate Suburbanite To His Love
• from Chips of Jade [1920]
  - On the Vanity of Earthly Greatness
  - Heritage

• God's Garden [1913] (BB)

• Resurrection [ref 122] (BB)
• The Ghost [1913] (BB)

• Flight (NM)
• Twilight (NM)
• Ephemera [1923]

• The Cricketers of Flanders [ref 122] (BB)

• The Skull in the Grass [1893] (JL)

• Marco Bozzaris (BB)
• On the Death of J.R. Drake (BB)
• Connecticut (BB)

• A Cross in Flanders [ref 122] (BB)

• An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatly, Ethiopian Poetess (JL) [1778]

• In a Forgotten Burying-Ground [1913] (BB)

• Wessex Poems [1899] - A Book of 51 poems (BB)
• Early Works:
  - Domicilium [ca. 1860]
• from Poems of the Past and the Present [1901]
  - The Darkling Thrush (CS)
  - In Tenebris I (BB)
  - In Tenebris II (BB)
  - In Tenebris III (BB)
  - The Church-Builder (BB)
  - Embarcation
  - A Wife in London
  - Between Us Now
  - Architectural Masks
• from Time's Laughingstocks [1909]
  - The Man he Killed
  - The Roman Road
  - The Farm Woman's Winter
  - The Rambler
  - Night in the Old Home
  - She Hears the Storm
  - George Meredith
  - Let Me Enjoy (BB)
• from Satires of Circumstance [1914]
  - Satires of Circumstance in Fifteen Glimpses
  - Channel Firing
  - The Voice
  - The Convergence of the Twain
  - Ah, Are You Digging on My Grave?
  - The Sun on the Bookcase
  - A Thunderstorm in Town
  - Under the Waterfall
  - When I set out for Lyonnesse (BB)
• from Moments of Vision [1917]
  - During Wind and Rain
  - In Time of "The Breaking of Nations"
  - The Pity of It (CG)
  - Moments of Vision
  - In a Museum
  - Afterwards (BB)
  - Heredity (BB)
  - Midnight on the Great Western (BB)
  - "Men who March Away" (BB)
  - Then and Now (BB)
• from Late Lyrics and Earlier [1922]
  - Weathers
  - The Selfsame Song
  - At the Railway Station, Upways
  - Mismet
  - An Autumn Rain-Scene
  - An Ancient to Ancients (BB)

• The Slave Mother (JL)
• Songs for the People (JL)
• President Lincoln's Proclamation of Freedom (JL)
• A Double Standard (JL)
• Bury Me in a Free Land (JL)
• Learning to Read (JL)

• An elegy of a pointed diamond given by the author to his wife at the birth of his eldest son (SC)
• Of an accident of saying grace at the Lady Rogers who used to dine exceeding late. Written to his wife from Bath (SC)

• The Aged Stranger
• Dickens in Camp (NM)
• Coyote (NM)
• Mrs. Judge Jenkins (BB)
• John Burns of Gettysburg (BB)
• Plain Language from Truthful James (BB)

• The Knighthood
• Epitaph

• Summons to Love (BB)
• For the Baptist (BB)
• Sleep, Silence' Child (NM)
• Thrice Happy He Who By Some Shady Grove (NM)
• I Know That All Beneath The Moon Decays (NM)
• Madrigal: This Life Which Seems So Fair (NM)
• Look How the Flower (NM)

• Jim Bludso of the Prairie Belle [1871] (BB)
• Little Breeches [1870] (BB)
• Good Luck and Bad Luck [1871] (BB)

• The Green Eye of the Yellow God

• from Poems[1855]:
  - October (NM)
• from Avolio [1860]:
  - On the Occurrence of a Spell of Arctic Weather in May,1858 (NM)
• Earth Odors--After Rain (NM)
• Fate, or God? (NM)
• Aspects of the Pines (NM)
• Sweetheart, Good-Bye! (NM)
• After the Tornado (NM)
• Lyric of Action (NM)
• The Shallow Heart! (NM)
• Windless Rain (NM)
• Cloud Fantasies (NM)
• Song of the Naiads (NM)
• 'Now, while the rear-guard of the flying year' (NM)
• On the Decline of Faith (NM)
• Harvest-Home (NM)

• Song from Count Filippo (BB)
• The stars are glittering in the frosty sky (BB)

• From Greenland's Icy Mountains (BB)
• Sympathy (BB)
• If Thou wert by my side (BB)
• Trinity Sunday (NM)

• Auf Meiner Herzliebsten Äugelein
• Ein Fichtenbaum Steht Einsam

• Kitchener [ref 122] (BB)

• Casabianca (BB)
• Calm on the Bosom of our God (BB)
• Landing of the Pilgrims (BB)
• The Homes of England (BB)

• Chapter Heading [1923]

• Hills of Home [ref 122] (BB)

• Invictus
• O Gather Me the Rose
• What Is to Come
• Since Those We Love and Those We Hate
• Over the Hills and Far Away (BB)
• To W.A. (BB)
• I.M.: Margaritae Sorori (BB)
• England, My England (BB)
• Ballade of Dead Actors (NM)
• While the West is Paling (NM)
• Madam Life's a Piece in Bloom (NM)
• A Dainty Thing's the Villanelle (NM)
• Easy is the Triolet (NM)
• Ballade Made in the Hot Weather (NM)
• Double Ballade on the Nothingness of Things (NM)
• With strawberries we filled a tray (NM)
• If I Were King (BB)

• Elegy Over a Tomb (BB)

• Redemption (NM)
• Prayer(I) (NM)
• Jordan(I) (NM)
• Denial (NM)
• Vanity(I) (NM)
• Man (NM)
• Life (NM)
• Sin's Round (NM)
• Peace (NM)
• Man's Medly (NM)
• The Storm (NM)
• Artillery (NM)
• Virtue
• The Holdfast (BB)
• The Collar (NM)
• The Pulley (NM)
• The Flower (NM)
• A Wreath (NM)
• Love(III) (NM)
• Easter Wings (NM)
• Sunday (NM)
• Church Music (NM)

• from The Bashful Earthquake [1898]:
  - Metaphysics (NM)
• from A Child's Primer of Natural History [1899]:
  - The Chimpanzee (NM)
  - The Hippopotamus (NM)
  - The Platypus (NM)
  - Some Geese (NM)
  - The Mongoos (NM)
• from More Animals [1901]:
  - The Hen (NM)
  - A Penguin (BB)

• from Hesperides [1648]
  - Delight in Disorder
  - Upon Julia's Clothes (DK)
  - On Julia's Voice
  - Night Piece, to Julia
  - Be my mistress short or tall (DK)
  - Corinna's Going A-Maying
  - To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time (Verse used in Dead Poets' Society)
  - Upon Prew His Maid (NM)
  - A Meditation for His Mistress (NM)
  - To Daffodils (NM)
  - Proof to No Purpose
  - To Music. A Song. (NM)
  - Oberon's Feast (NM)
  - The Hock-cart, or Harvest Home (NM)
  - A Ring Presented to Julia (BTH)
  - The Wounded Cupid (BTH)
• from His Noble Numbers [1647]:
  - Another Grace for a Child
  - An Ode of the Birth of our Saviour (NM)
  - A Christmas Carol, Sung to the King in the Presence at White-Hall (NM)
  - His Litany to the Holy Spirit (NM)
  - A Thanksgiving to God for His House (NM)
  - To His Sweet Saviour (NM)
  - His Meditation upon Death (NM)

• Heart's Tide [1913] (BB)

• In the Trenches [ref 122] (BB)

• On a Sunbeam (NM)

• from Works [1562]:
  - A Rose and A Nettle (NM)
  - The Woodcock and The Daw (NM)
  - Of Books And Cheese (NM)
  - A Ballad of the Green Willow (NM)

• from A Woman Killed With Kindness [1603]:
  - Prologue (NM)
• from The Fair Maid of the Exchange [1607]:
  - Ye Little Birds That Sit And Sing (NM)
• from The Rape of Lucrece [1608]:
  - Pack, Clouds, Away (NM)
• from The Golden Age [1611]:
  - Hymn to Diana (NM)
• from The Silver Age [1613]:
  - Praise of Ceres (NM)

• Changelings (NM)
• In the Dark (NM)
• Ghost-Flowers (NM)
• Inheritance (NM)

• Ode to a Butterfly (NM)
• To Duty (NM)
• 'The Snowing of the Pines' (NM)
• Decoration (NM)
• 'Such Stuff As Dreams are Made Of' (NM)

• Alone, in an Inn, at Southhampton (BB)

• Rich Man, Poor Man -- [1913] (BB)

• from Sonnets and Other Lyrics [1917]:
  - Quickly and pleasantly the seasons blow (BB)

• from The Works of Arthur Clement Hilton [1904]:
  - Octopus (NM)

• Sky Line [1923]

• the complete text (all 25 works) of Poems [1917] thanks to Bob Blair
• selections from Poems:
  - The Gipsy Girl
  - The Bells of Heaven
  - The Bull (BB)
  - The Song of Honour (BB)
  - Time, You Old Gipsy Man (BB)
  - Reason Has Moons (BB)

• Before Action (BB)

• The Mint Julep (NM)
• Monterrey (NM)
• Sparkling and Bright (SS,NM)

• from Poetical Works [1838-1840]:
  - A Boy's Song (BB)

• God, give us men! (BB)
• A Song of Doubt (BB)
• A Song of Faith (BB)

• The Crooked Footpath (BB)
• To An Insect (BB)
• Old Ironsides (BB)
• The Last Leaf (BB, JFB)
• The Chambered Nautilus (BB)
• L'Inconnue
• The Deacon's Masterpiece (BB)
• The Height of the Ridiculous [1830] (JL)
• God Save the Flag(JL)

• England and America [ref 122] (BB)

• I Remember, I Remember
• No! (CS)
• Silence (BB)
• Ruth (BB)
• The Dream of Eugene Aram (BB)
• Faithless Sally Brown (BB)
• The Song of the Shirt (BB)
• The Bridge of Sighs (BB)
• The Sun Was Slumbering in the West (BB)

• Less Than the Dust (BB/EM)
• Reverie of Mahomed Akram at the Tamarind Tank (BB/EM)
• The Teak Forest (BB/EM)
• On the City Wall (BB/EM)
• Feroza (BB/EM)
• Oh, Life, I have taken you for my Lover! (BB/EM)
• Opium: Li's riverside hut at Taku (BB/EM)
• The Consolation of Dreams (BB/EM)
• The Slave (BB/EM)
• Dedication to Malcolm Nicolson (BB/EM)
• The Masters (BB/EM)
• Among the Rice Fields (BB/EM)
• Atavism (BB/EM)

• Inversnaid
• Pied Beauty
• The Windhover (BB)
• Spring (NM)
• Carrion Comfort (NM)
• The Starlight Night (BB)
• No worst, there is none (BB)
• Thou art indeed just, Lord (BB)
• God's Grandeur (BB)
• Felix Randal (BB)
• Binsley Poplars
• Spring and Fall: To a Young Child (PA)
• The child is father to the man (BB)
• May Magnificat (JH)
• A Voice from the World (BB)

• To the Oriole [1893] (JL)

• On Liberty and Slavery (JL)
• On hearing of the Intention of a Gentleman to Purchase the Poet's Freedom (JL)
• Early Affection (JL)
• The Slave's Complaint (JL)
• George Moses Horton, Myself (JL)

• Ode

The entire text of A Shropshire Lad [1886]:

• Poems 1-21
• Poems 22-42
• Poems 43-63
• from A Shropshire Lad:
  - 1887
  - Loveliest of Trees
  - The Recruit
  - Reveille
  - Farewell to Barn and Stack and Tree
  - When I was One-and Twenty
  - Oh, When I Was in Love with You
  - To an Athlete Dying Young
  - The Lads in Their Hundreds (CS)
  - Is My Team Ploughing? (CS)
  - On Wenlock Edge
  - From Far, From Eve
  - White in the Moon (CS)
  - Far in a Western Brookland
  - With Rue My Heart is Laden
  - Terence, this is stupid stuff
• from Last Poems [1922]:
  - The chestnut casts his flambeaux (IX) (BB)
  - Could man be drunk for ever (X) (BB)
  - The laws of God, the laws of man (XII) (BB)
  - The fairies break their dances (XXI) (BB)
  - When first my way to fair I took (XXXV) (BB)
  - Oh stay at home, my lad (XXXVIII) (BB)
  - Wake Not for the World-Heard Thunder (XXIX) (CS)
  - Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries (XXXVI)

• A Dead Warrior [1923]

• At the Crossroads
• The Sea Gypsy (NM)
• Accident in Art (NM)
• Earth's Lyric (NM)
• At the Club [1893] (JL)

• The Beach Road by the Wood [ref 122] (BB)

• My Friend, The Things That Do Attain
• Translation of Petrarch's Sonnetto in Vita, 91 (BB)
• Translation of Petrarch's Sonnetto in Vita, 95 (BB)
• On Sir Thomas Wyatt (BB)
• The Soote Season (NM)
• Brittle Beauty (NM)
• Alas, so all things now do hold their peace (NM)
• The sun hath twice (NM)
• Too dearly had I bought (NM)
• Of thy life, Thomas, this compass well mark (NM)

• Battle Hymn of the Republic (BB)
• The Dead Christ (BB)

• God's Will [1913] (BB)

• The Passengers of a Retarded Submersible (BB)
• Caprice (BB)

• The Negro Speaks of Rivers [1922]

• A Nosegay Always Sweet (NM)

• Jenny Kissed Me
• Abou Ben Adhem
• To a Fish
• A Fish Answers
• The Glove and the Lions (BB)
• The Nile (BB)
• To the Grasshopper and the Cricket (BB)
• Death (BB)
• May and the Poets (BB)
• Fairies' Song
• A Night-Rain in Summer (NM)
• An Angel in the House (NM)
• A Thought or Two on Reading Pomfret's 'Choice' (NM)
• Sudden Fine Weather (NM)

• from Sonnets and A Dream [1899]:
  - The Cold Meteorite (NM)
  - Lowlands (NM)

• The Swordless Christ [1913] (BB)

• Sonnets [ref 122] (BB)

• Courage [ref 122] (BB)

• The Doors of the Temple (BB)
• A Melody by Scarlatti (BB)

• I shall not die for thee (BB)