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A cottage built of native stone[272]
Again with pleasant green[61]
All women born[40]
An effigy of brass[262]
Angel spirits of sleep[145]
A poppy grows upon the shore[26]
Ariel, O,—my angel, my own[165]
A song of my heart[191]
Assemble, all ye maidens[34]
Awake, my heart, to be loved[113]
A winter’s night with the snow about[101]
Beautiful must be the mountains[189]
Because thou canst not see[93]
Behold! the radiant Spring[66]
Beneath the wattled bank[223]
Betwixt two billows[169]
Bright, my belovèd, be thy day[287]
Christ and his Mother[194]
Clear and gentle stream[9]
Cold is the winter day[183]
Crown Winter with green[160]
Dear lady, when thou frownest[22]
Fire of heaven, whose starry arrow[143]
Flame-throated robin[185]
Gay Robin is seen no more[131]
Hark! the world is full[289]
Hark to the merry birds[128]
Haste on, my joys[95]
His poisoned shafts[38]
How well my eyes[227]
I climb the mossy bank[237]
I found to-day out walking[25]
I have loved flowers that fade[80]
I have sown upon the fields[267]
I heard a linnet courting[20]
I know not how I came[50]
I love all beauteous things[123]
I love my lady’s eyes[115]
I made another song[32]
I never shall love the snow again[187]
In the golden glade[201]
In this May-month[181]
I praise the tender flower[99]
I saw the Virgin-mother[48]
I stand on the cliff[89]
I will not let thee go[23]
I wish’d to sing thy grace[258]
Joy, sweetest lifeborn joy[108]
Let praise devote thy work[160]
Let us, as by this verdant bank[57]
Long are the hours the sun is above[28]
Look down the river[218]
Look! look! the spring is come[203]
Love not too much[172]
Love on my heart from heaven fell[137]
Man hath with man[211]
My bed and pillow are cold[103]
My delight and thy delight[241]
My eyes for beauty pine[134]
My spirit kisseth thine[163]
My spirit sang all day[124]
Now all the windows[243]
Now thin mists temper[175]
O bold majestic downs[59]
O golden Sun, whose ray[77]
O Love, I complain[232]
O Love, my muse[135]
O my vague desires[85]
O thou unfaithful[104]
O youth whose hope is high[119]
Perfect little body[91]
Poor withered rose[14]
Riding adown the country lanes[247]
Sad, sombre place[71]
Say who is this with silvered hair[158]
See, whirling snow[180]
Sense with keenest edge unusèd[249]
Since thou, O fondest and truest[117]
Since to be loved endures[174]
Since we loved[256]
Sometimes when my lady sits by me[27]
So sweet love seemed[178]
Spirit of grace and beauty[265]
Spring goeth all in white[133]
The birds that sing on autumn eves[150]
The cliff-top has a carpet[16]
The clouds have left the sky[127]
The day begins to droop[254]
The evening darkens over[118]
The full moon from her cloudless skies[112]
The green corn waving in the dale[139]
The hill pines were sighing[138]
The idle life I lead[144]
The lonely season[251]
The north wind came up[198]
The pinks along my garden walks[142]
The saddest place[275]
The south wind rose[234]
There is a hill[53]
There was no lad handsomer[205]
The sea keeps not[245]
The snow lies sprinkled on the beach[161]
The storm is over[154]
The summer trees are tempest-torn[149]
The upper skies are palest blue[126]
The wood is bare[12]
Thou didst delight my eyes[106]
To my love I whisper[239]
Voyaging northwards[282]
Wanton with long delay[130]
Weep not to-day[207]
We left the city when the summer day[96]
What is sweeter than new-mown hay[147]
What voice of gladness[179]
When Death to either shall come[257]
When first we met[39]
When June is come[141]
When men were all asleep[87]
When my love was away[152]
Wherefore to-night so full of care[75]
Whither, O splendid ship[46]
Who has not walked upon the shore[30]
Why art thou sad[259]
Why hast thou nothing[260]
Will Love again awake[43]
Ye thrilled me once[157]

Transcriber's Notes

Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. Variations in hyphenation, spelling, accents and punctuation remain unchanged except where in conflict with the index.