Fate

A War Song To Englishmen

An Imitation Of Spenser

Broken Love

My Spectre Around Me Night And Day

The Coliseum

To M–

To Helen – 1848

Hymn

Sancta Maria

Sonnet- Silence

The Portent

Thrown Away

To The Companions

The Galley-Slave

The Lowestoft Boat

The Plea Of The Simla Dancers

The Ballad Of Boh Da Thone

The Houses

Fastness

The Rowers

Helen All Alone

A Recantation

The Captive

The Veterans

The Verdicts

The Ballad Of East And West

Ulster

Before A Midnight Breaks In Storm

One Viceroy Resigns

A Pageant Of Elizabeth

Kim

A Ballade Of Jakko Hill

For All We Have And Are

An American

A Song In Storm

I Know An Old Man Constrained To Dwell

The Wishing Gate

Guilt And Sorrow

Dion

To A Sky-Lark

The Martyr Poets—did Not Tell

She’s Happy, With A New Content

Not All Die Early, Dying Young

The Future—never Spoke

The Manner Of Its Death

Uncertain Lease—develops Lustre

It Might Be Lonelier

Forever At His Side To Walk

You Taught Me Waiting With Myself

It Dropped So Low In My Regard

All Forgot For Recollecting

A House Upon The Height

Who Court Obtain Within Himself

This Merit Hath The Worst

Ode On A Distant Prospect Of Eton College

Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard

The Progress Of Poesy

Ode On The Death Of A Favourite Cat Drowned In A Tub Of Goldfishes

The Bard

The Fatal Sisters