W H Davies

O for Open	Are those small silver tumps a town,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
X for Expecting	Come, come, my Love, the morning waits,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
N for Nature	Day after day I find some new delight:	A Poets Alphabet	1925
H for Hedge	I climb a tree to bring them down-	A Poets Alphabet	1925
R for Rememberance	I have no memory of his face	A Poets Alphabet	1925
P for Pool	I know a deep and lonely pool -that's where	A Poets Alphabet	1925
E for Eyes	I need no glass to help my eyes,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
J for Jealousy	I praised the daisies on my lawn,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
W for Will	If I should die, this house is yours,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
U for Union	If Time and Nature serve us both alike,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
G for Garden	I'll have the primrose grow in grass,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
V for Venus	Is that star dumb, or am I deaf?	A Poets Alphabet	1925
M for Mother	It was a long, long time ago,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
K for Kings	Love's touch is soft, and Death	A Poets Alphabet	1925
D for Dog	My dog went mad and bit my hand,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
B for Beauty	My girl has reached that lovely state	A Poets Alphabet	1925
C for Child	See how her arms now rise and fall,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
A for Artist	See what a light is in those painted clouds!	A Poets Alphabet	1925
Q for Question	The man who tells me he has seen a ghost,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
F for Fiddles	What an enchanted world is this,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
I for Implements	What lovely dark, blue flames, O Spade,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
L for Light	What lovely meadows have I seen in the Sun,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
S for Swimmer	When I had crossed the hill at last,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
Z for Zany	Why does a woman change her moods?	A Poets Alphabet	1925
Y is For Youth	Would I had met you in my days of strength,	A Poets Alphabet	1925
T for Time	You false church clock, whose long-drawn chimes	A Poets Alphabet	1925
Property	A dog has bones to spare and hide,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Shooting-Stars	A little porch with roof and sides	A Poets Calendar	1927
An Epitaph	Beneath this stone lies one good man; and when	A Poets Calendar	1927
To a Contemporary	By my fast horse that knows no rest	A Poets Calendar	1927
Hill and Vale	Day by day the man in the vale	A Poets Calendar	1927
One By One	Few are my friends,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Winter Fire	How bleak and cold the air is now-	A Poets Calendar	1927
Sport	Hunters, hunters,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Old and Young	I questioned Poetry, Say, I said-	A Poets Calendar	1927
A Dull Spirit	I see the houses, but I swear	A Poets Calendar	1927
Giants	I take no pride in body's growth	A Poets Calendar	1927
The Dragonfly	Now, when my roses are half buds, half flowers,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Advice	Now, you two eyes, that have all night been sleeping,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Peace and Goodwill	On Christmas day I sit and think,	A Poets Calendar	1927
The Evening Star	See how her body pants and glows,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Storms	She fears not me-	A Poets Calendar	1927
Light and Darkness	The world is sleeping, and the earth is dark,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Sun, Tree And Crow	There, on a branch, he stands alone,	A Poets Calendar	1927
The White Horse	What do I stare at - not the colt	A Poets Calendar	1927
The Time of Dreams	What sweet, what happy days had I,	A Poets Calendar	1927
Frost	What swords and spears, what daggers bright	A Poets Calendar	1927
The Mask	When I complained of April's day,	A Poets Calendar	1927
The Spoiler	When I put out my thought to grass	A Poets Calendar	1927
Mad	When she was but a little child,	A Poets Calendar	1927
In Neath Valley - chapter 6	Between two rows of trees,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
To the Woman who will read this Poem to her Husband - chapter 17	I am the Poet Davies, William,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
Old Sailors - chapter 3	I loved a ship from early boyhood days;	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
Wasting Time - chapter 20	Sometimes I watch the moon at night,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
Old Acquaintance - chapter 14	Thy water, Alteryn,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
The Hunt - chapter 21	We have no mind to reach that Pole	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
The Lost Sex - chapter 5	What, still another woman false,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
The Start - chapter 1	When dogs play in the sun outdoors,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
Born Of Tears	A thing that's rich in tears is sweet-	Ambition	1929
Day or Night	Again I wake and cry for light!	Ambition	1929
Pot and Kettle	'Away!' I cried, to a spiteful Wasp,	Ambition	1929
For Sale	Four hundred years this little house has stood	Ambition	1929
A Child's Fancy	His chin went up and down, and chewed at nothing,	Ambition	1929
Hunting Joy	How sad a face this Knowledge wears!	Ambition	1929
Ambition	I had Ambition, by which sin	Ambition	1929
If Love Survives	If nothing takes away our power	Ambition	1929
Letters	If these six letters came from birds,	Ambition	1929
This Bantam Star	Is this the Blackbird's richest song-	Ambition	1929
Heaven and Earth	It may be true the stars are worlds,	Ambition	1929
The Richest Stones	My wandering days have run their course,	Ambition	1929
Birthdays	My friend has a birthday;	Ambition	1929
Wild Blossoms	No lilies all for milk,	Ambition	1929
A Silver Wonder	Shall I this night, amazed and full of wonder,	Ambition	1929
Uncertainty	Shall I confess my love?	Ambition	1929
My Life's Example	Stand with eyes fixed, the Cuckoo calls-	Ambition	1929
In Winter	The cold, ice-sucking Wind has gone,	Ambition	1929
The Idiot	The hand that rocked his cradle once	Ambition	1929
The Blest	The Vision came, all grey and cold,	Ambition	1929
A Dream Of Winter	These flowers survive their lover bees,	Ambition	1929
Charity	Things that are dear to me at home,	Ambition	1929
Hand Or Mouth	This, then, is Pleasure's bower,	Ambition	1929
Peace and Rest	Under this tree, where light and shade	Ambition	1929
A Young Thrush	What power of will- to follow now,	Ambition	1929
Friends Unborn	With this one friend- I ask no more-	Ambition	1929
Eyes and Ears	Would that the Powers that made my eyes so keen,	Ambition	1929
The Two Children	Ah, little boy! I see	Child Lovers	1916
The Power of Silence	And will she never hold her tongue,	Child Lovers	1916
Come, thou sweet Wonder	Come, thou sweet Wonder, by whose power	Child Lovers	1916
The One Singer	Dead leaves from off the tree	Child Lovers	1916
The Inquest	I took my oath I would enquire,	Child Lovers	1916
The White Monster	Last night I saw the monster near; the big	Child Lovers	1916
My Lady Comes	Peace, mournful Bee, with that	Child Lovers	1916
The Visitor	She brings that breath, and music too,	Child Lovers	1916
Charms	She walks as lightly as the fly	Child Lovers	1916
Child Lovers	Six summers old was she, and when she came	Child Lovers	1916
Kitty and I	The gentle wind that waves	Child Lovers	1916
Friends	They're creeping on the stairs outside,	Child Lovers	1916
The Inexpressible	Thinking of my caged bird indoors,	Child Lovers	1916
This Night	This night, as I sit here alone,	Child Lovers	1916
A Mother to her Sick Child	Thou canst not understand my words,	Child Lovers	1916
Thou Comest, May	Thou comest, May, with leaves and flowers,	Child Lovers	1916
The Hospital Waiting-Room	We wait our turn, as still as mice,	Child Lovers	1916
The White Cascade	What happy mortal sees that mountain now,	Child Lovers	1916
April's Charms	When April scatters coins of primrose gold	Child Lovers	1916
Body and Spirit	Who stands before me on the stairs:	Child Lovers	1916
	No idle gold -since this fine sun, my friend,	Collected Poems	1916
	Now do I hear thee weep and groan,	Collected Poems	1916
	Oh for a glass of wine!	Collected Poems	1928
Good and Evil	A wealth of stars in Winter time	Common Joys	1939
The Blind Boxer - chapter 13	He goes with basket and slow feet,	A Poet's Pilgrimage	1918
My Rockery	Here in my garden I have lovely stones,	Common Joys	1939
Past and Present	I who have seen a tiny cloud,	Common Joys	1939
Facts	One night poor Jim had not a sou,	Common Joys	1939
The Ghost	Seek not to know love's full extent	Common Joys	1939
Marvellous Ears	That speckled Thrush, that stands so still,	Common Joys	1939
Scotty Bill	There's 'Scotty' Bill, four score of years,	Common Joys	1939
Fortunes	'This house is worth a thousand pounds,	Common Joys	1939
A Chant	With all our mirth, I doubt if we shall be	Common Joys	1939
Now	When I was in yon town, and had	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Selfish Hearts	Without a thought	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Come, Honest Boys	Ye who have nothing to conceal,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
To A Flirt	You'll get no help from me;	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Sluggard	A jar of cider and my pipe,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Milkmaid's Song	A Milkmaid, on a Summer's day,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
A Month Ago	A month ago, ah happy me!	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Trusting Young	Ah, little bird, thou art not old;	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Time's Justice	Alas! we live in days of shame,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Dark Hour	And now, when merry winds do blow,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Death's Game	Death can but play one game with me-	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Knitting	E'en though her tongue may by its force	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Scotty's Luck	'Fatty,' one day, called 'Red-nosed Scot'	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Call of the Sea	Gone are the days of canvas sails!	Farewell to Poesy	1910
On the Death of a little Child	Her pretty dances were her own,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Jenny Wren	Her sight is short, she comes quite near;	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Fancy	How sad my life had been were't not for her,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Dumb World	I cannot see the short, white curls	Farewell to Poesy	1910
An Old House in London	In fancy I can see thee stand	Farewell to Poesy	1910
No Master	Indeed this is sweet life! my hand	Farewell to Poesy	1910
To The Wind At Morn	Is it for you	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Kingfisher	It was the Rainbow gave thee birth	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Clouds	My Fancy loves to play with Clouds	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Angry	My Love sits angry; see!	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Happy Wind	Oh, happy wind, how sweet	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Green Tent	Summer has spread a cool, green tent	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Rose	Sweet Margaret's laugh can make	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Farewell to Poesy	Sweet Poesy, why art thou dumb!	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Poppy	Sweet Poppy, when thy beauty's gone,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The House Builder	The Rain has lost more music keys,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Idiot and the child	There was a house where an old dame	Farewell to Poesy	1910
In The Country	This life is sweetest; in this wood	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Sailor to his Parrot	Thou foul-mouthed wretch! Why dost thou choose	Farewell to Poesy	1910
On Expecting some Books	To-morrow they will come. I know	Farewell to Poesy	1910
To the New Year	Welcome, New Year, but be more kind	Farewell to Poesy	1910
The Philosophical Beggar	When I went in the woods this morn to sleep,	Farewell to Poesy	1910
Old Ragan	Who lives in this black wooden hut?	Farewell to Poesy	1910
A Strange City	A wondrous city, that had temples there	Foliage	1913
An Early Love	Ah, sweet young blood, that makes the heart	Foliage	1913
Christmas	Christmas has come, let's eat and drink-	Foliage	1913
The Wonder Maker	Come, if thou'rt cold to Summer's charms,	Foliage	1913
Love's Inspiration	Give me the chance, and I will make	Foliage	1913
Poor Kings	God's pity on poor kings,	Foliage	1913
A Greeting	Good morning, Life -and all	Foliage	1913
The Lonely Dreamer	He lives his lonely life, and when he dies	Foliage	1913
Who I Know	I do not know his grace the Duke,	Foliage	1913
Children At Play	I hear a merry noise indeed:	Foliage	1913
Dreams Of The Sea	I know not why I yearn for thee again,	Foliage	1913
Smiles	I saw a black girl once,	Foliage	1913
The Fog	I saw the fog grow thick,	Foliage	1913
The Old Oak Tree	I sit beneath your leaves, old oak	Foliage	1913
Laughing Rose	If I were gusty April now,	Foliage	1913
When The Cuckoo Sings	In summer when the Cuckoo sings,	Foliage	1913
Winter's Beauty	Is it not fine to walk in spring,	Foliage	1913
Seeking Joy	Joy, how I sought thee!	Foliage	1913
The Bird-Man	Man is a bird:	Foliage	1913
Love And The Muse	My back is turned on Spring and all her flowers,	Foliage	1913
The Starved	My little Lamb, what is amiss?	Foliage	1913
ThunderStorms	My mind has thunderstorms,	Foliage	1913
A Women's Charms	My purse is yours, Sweet Heart, for I	Foliage	1913
Return To Nature	My song is of that city which	Foliage	1913
My Youth	My youth was my old age,	Foliage	1913
The Two Lives	Now how could I, with gold to spare,	Foliage	1913
Strong Moments	Sometimes I hear fine ladies sing,	Foliage	1913
Sweet Stay-At-Home	Sweet Stay-at-Home, sweet Well-content,	Foliage	1913
Hidden Love	The bird of Fortune sings when free,	Foliage	1913
Sweet Birds, I come	The bird that now	Foliage	1913
Joy Supreme	The birds are pirates of her notes,	Foliage	1913
The Church Organ	The homeless man has heard thy voice,	Foliage	1913
Heigh Ho, The Rain	The Lark that in heaven dim	Foliage	1913
A May Morning	The sky is clear,	Foliage	1913
Mad Poll	There goes mad Poll, dressed in wild flowers,	Foliage	1913
Night Wanderers	They hear the bell of midnight toll,	Foliage	1913
Life Is Jolly	This life is jolly, O!	Foliage	1913
The Helpless	Those poor, heartbroken wretches, doomed	Foliage	1913
Dream Tragedies	Thou art now always kind, O sleep:	Foliage	1913
Francis Thompson	Thou hadst no home, and thou couldst see	Foliage	1913
Young Beauty	When at each door the ruffian winds	Foliage	1913
They're Taxing Ale Again	Ale's no false liar; though his mind	Forty New Poems	1918
In Time of War	As I go walking down the street	Forty New Poems	1918
Come, let us Find	Come, let us find a cottage, love,	Forty New Poems	1918
Lovely Dames	Few are my books, but my small few have told	Forty New Poems	1918
Killed in Action	Happy the man whose home is still	Forty New Poems	1918
In The Snow	Hear how my friend the robin sings!	Forty New Poems	1918
Passion's Greed	His constant wonder keeps him back,	Forty New Poems	1918
Cowslips and Larks	I hear it said yon land is poor,	Forty New Poems	1918
A Winter's Night	It is a winter's night and cold,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Bell	It is the bell of death I hear,	Forty New Poems	1918
Jove Warns Us	Jove warns us with his lightning first,	Forty New Poems	1918
Angel and Mystery	Lo, I, that once was Fear, that hears	Forty New Poems	1918
Molly	Molly, with hips and ankles plump,	Forty New Poems	1918
My Love could Walk	My Love could walk in richer hues	Forty New Poems	1918
Exalted Flower	No more of that, you butterfly,	Forty New Poems	1918
How Late	Now thou hast made me blind,	Forty New Poems	1918
Confession	One hour in every hundred hours	Forty New Poems	1918
The Holly on the Wall	Play, little children, one and all,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Girl is Mad	She changes oft -she laughs and weeps,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Shameless One	She comes to see her brother John,	Forty New Poems	1918
Raptures	Sing for the sun your lyric, lark,	Forty New Poems	1918
To My Thoughts	Stay home and hear the birds and bees,	Forty New Poems	1918
Forgiveness	Stung by a spiteful wasp,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Day She Seized	That day she seized me like a bee,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Dancer	The great white Moon is not so fair-	Forty New Poems	1918
A Strange Meeting	The moon is full, and so am I;	Forty New Poems	1918
The Voice	The nightingale I had not heard,	Forty New Poems	1918
Late Singers	The Spring was late in coming, so,	Forty New Poems	1918
Brothers	They lived together day and night,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Birds of Steel	This apple-tree, that once was green,	Forty New Poems	1918
Rags and Bones	This morning, as I wandered forth,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Soul's Companions	Though floods shall fail, and empty holes	Forty New Poems	1918
Till I Went Out	Till I went out of doors to prove	Forty New Poems	1918
We Arm to Fight	We arm to fight the Kaiser's troops,	Forty New Poems	1918
England	We have no grass locked up in ice so fast	Forty New Poems	1918
On hearing Mrs. Woodhouse play the Harpsichord	We poets pride ourselves on what	Forty New Poems	1918
Easter	What exultations in my mind	Forty New Poems	1918
What Thoughts are Mine	What thoughts are mine when she is gone,	Forty New Poems	1918
Birds	When our two souls have left this mortal clay,	Forty New Poems	1918
When Yon Full Moon	When yon full moon's with her white fleet of stars,	Forty New Poems	1918
The Excuse	Why did you kill that harmless frog?	Forty New Poems	1918
My Old Acquaitance	Working her toothless gums till her sharp chin	Forty New Poems	1918
Authors of the Sea	A lonely coast, where sea-gulls scream for wrecks	Later Days	1925
Reading for charity	All from his cradle to his grave,	Later Days	1925
Artists All	An artist draws his own strange mind,	Later Days	1925
	Come away, Death, make no mistake,	Later Days	1925
The End	Here with my treasured Three I sit,	Later Days	1925
In & Out of Luck	How sordid is this crowded life, its spite	Later Days	1925
On The Road	I have two loves, and one is dark,	Later Days	1925
The Camp ?? ROOKS Commom Joy	Love kissed me in a strange, untruthful hour,	Later Days	1925
In Time of War	One night, when I was sleeping all alone,	Later Days	1925
The Journey	Shall I have jealous thoughts to nurse,	Later Days	1925
The Poet and his Dog	Still do I claim no man can reach	Later Days	1925
Politics & Society	This life in London - what a waste	Later Days	1925
Literary Men	When I went down past Charing Cross,	Later Days	1925
Works of Art	When I went wandering far from home,	Later Days	1925
The Philosopher	Who knows the perfect life on earth?	Later Days	1925
	Her face is full of silent Pain-	Love Poems	1935
	I count my pounds as three times two,	Love Poems	1935
	I had a friend to smoke and drink,	Love Poems	1935
	If woman's a delightful creature,	Love Poems	1935
	Let us lie close, as lovers should,	Love Poems	1935
	Love came about the Cuckoo's time,	Love Poems	1935
	Love is the precious jewel in our Life,	Love Poems	1935
	Love lights his fire to burn my Past-	Love Poems	1935
	My silver love is shared by all,	Love Poems	1935
	Our love this day is ten years old.	Love Poems	1935
	She flies from my shadow,	Love Poems	1935
	She pecks the earth for every second,	Love Poems	1935
	Should her flirting prove a danger,	Love Poems	1935
	Since Love cries out for money, still,	Love Poems	1935
	Since music is Love's milk and keeps him strong,	Love Poems	1935
	The bird that fills my ears with song,	Love Poems	1935
	The seed-time of this lovely life,	Love Poems	1935
	The Sun has his spots, the Moon has her shadows,	Love Poems	1935
	This bag of cherries for my Love-	Love Poems	1935
	To-day I acted Christ,	Love Poems	1935
	Two spirits in two bodies, Love,	Love Poems	1935
	When I was old, and she was young	Love Poems	1935
	When Love has lost his bite and sting,	Love Poems	1935
	Who is this man that, brain on fire,	Love Poems	1935
Moss and Feather	Pools but reflect his shape and form,	Moss and Feather	1928
To Play Alone	A Tom Tit clinging upside down,	My Birds	1933
On Finding a Dead Bird Under my Window	Here you lie, with feathers cold and wet-	My Birds	1933
One Poet visits another	His car was worth a thousand pounds and more,	My Birds	1933
Crumbs and Guineas	How many plates of crumbs, my little friend,	My Birds	1933
Aye	How many years since I, a wandering man,	My Birds	1933
Magpies	I have an orchard near my house,	My Birds	1933
A Dog's Grave	My dog lies dead and buried here,	My Birds	1933
A Bright Day	My windows now are giant drops of dew,	My Birds	1933
Dreamers	There was a poet once who died,	My Birds	1933
Flying Blossoms	These butterflies, in twos and threes,	My Birds	1933
Wild Creatures	They say wild creatures hide themselves,	My Birds	1933
Old And Crazy	Though rising early with the Lark-	My Birds	1933
Owls	What music, Lord, these birds must feel,	My Birds	1933
Breast To Breast	What strange commotion, Love,	My Birds	1933
Voices of Scorn	When I had thought my end was near,	My Birds	1933
	When I was once a wandering man,	My Birds	1933
The Cuckoo	When I was sitting near a stream,	My Birds	1933
A Lovely Day	A cloudless path from East to West,	My Garden	1933
Bewitched	Give me a night in June that's clear and quiet,	My Garden	1933
The Bee Lover	He comes with a song,	My Garden	1933
Little Flower	Little Flower, I hold you here,	My Garden	1933
One a Cold Day	My sacrament of wine and broken bread	My Garden	1933
Logic	My years to come are numbered on two hands,	My Garden	1933
The Dead	Not till my spirit's naked and ashamed,	My Garden	1933
Drink	Say that the House that makes our Laws	My Garden	1933
The Man of Moods	Sometimes I blow and praise a bubble,	My Garden	1933
Eyes	The owl has come	My Garden	1933
Bells	The Worlds march on and circle in their place,	My Garden	1933
The River Severn	This is the morning bright and clear,	My Garden	1933
The Vagabond	Tormented day and night by fleas,	My Garden	1933
Sound and Light	When I stand here alone at night,	My Garden	1933
Compensation	When these sweet spirits, my most faithful friends,	My Garden	1933
Beggar's Luck	Where did you sleep in the Country, Lad?	My Garden	1933
Dead Born	A perfect child, with hands and feet,	Nature Poems	1908
Sweet Music	Ah, Music! it doth sound more sweet	Nature Poems	1908
A Familiar Voice	Ah, what fond memories that voice doth bring!	Nature Poems	1908
Vain Beauty	Ah, what is Beauty but vain show-	Nature Poems	1908
Life	Alone Beneath Heaven's roof I stand	Nature Poems	1908
Sweet Youth	And art thou gone, sweet Youth? Say Nay!	Nature Poems	1908
The Milkmaid's Call	As I walked down a lane this mom,	Nature Poems	1908
A Merry Hour	As long as I see Nature near,	Nature Poems	1908
Australian Bill	Australian Bill is dying fast,	Nature Poems	1908
School's Out	Girls scream,	Nature Poems	1908
Go, Angry One	Go, angry One, and let tears cold	Nature Poems	1908
The Boy	Go, little boy,	Nature Poems	1908
The Sea	Her cheeks were white, her eyes were wild,	Nature Poems	1908
A Maiden and Hair	Her cruel hands go in and out,	Nature Poems	1908
Beauty's Danger	How can she safely walk this earth,	Nature Poems	1908
A Life's Love	How I do love to sit and dream	Nature Poems	1908
A Swallow that flew into the room	I give thee back thy freedom, bird,	Nature Poems	1908
In Days Gone	I had a sweet companion once,	Nature Poems	1908
The Muse	I have no ale,	Nature Poems	1908
The Rain	I hear leaves drinking rain;	Nature Poems	1908
	I heard a voice methought was sweet;	Nature Poems	1908
	I know not why thy beauty should I lie on joy's enchanted ground:	Nature Poems	1908
The Daisy	I Know not why thy beauty should remind me of the cold,dark grave-	Nature Poems	1908
Nature's Moods	I like the showers that make the grass so fresh,	Nature Poems	1908
Day's Balck Star	Is it that small black star,	Nature Poems	1908
The Laughers	Mary and Maud have met at the door,	Nature Poems	1908
Childhood's Hours	My heart's a coffin cold,	Nature Poems	1908
Truly Great	My walls outside must have some flowers,	Nature Poems	1908
The Sweetest Dream	Nay, no more bitterness from me;	Nature Poems	1908
A lovely Woman	Now I can see what Helen was:	Nature Poems	1908
Jenny	Now I grow old, and flowers are weeds,	Nature Poems	1908
The Change	Now Winter's here; he and his ghostly Winds	Nature Poems	1908
Joy and Pleasure	Now, joy is born of parents poor,	Nature Poems	1908
A Happy Life	O what a life is this I lead,	Nature Poems	1911
Tyrants	Peace makes more slaves than savage war,	Nature Poems	1908
A Luckless Pair	Poor, luckless Bee, this sunny morn;	Nature Poems	1908
Robin Redbreast	Robin on a leafless bough	Nature Poems	1908
Nature's Friend	Say what you like	Nature Poems	1908
The Moth	Say, silent Moth,	Nature Poems	1908
The Wind	Sometimes he roars among the leafy trees	Nature Poems	1908
City and Country	The City has dull eyes,	Nature Poems	1908
The Battle	There was a battle in her face,	Nature Poems	1908
March	There's not one leaf can say to me	Nature Poems	1908
The Thieves	Thieves, Death and Absence, come	Nature Poems	1908
Where We Differ	To think my thoughts all hers	Nature Poems	1908
To a Butterfly	We have met	Nature Poems	1908
The One Real Gem	Wealth, Power and Fame -aye, even Love	Nature Poems	1908
A Vagrant's Life	What art thou, Life, and what am I?	Nature Poems	1908
A Beggar's Life	When farmers sweat and toil at ploughs,	Nature Poems	1908
The Trickster	When first I left a town,	Nature Poems	1908
Early Morn	When I did wake this morn from sleep	Nature Poems	1908
Money	When I had money, money, O!	Nature Poems	1908
When I Returned	When I returned to that great London Town,	Nature Poems	1908
A Summer's Noon	White lily clouds	Nature Poems	1908
Waiting	Who can abide indoors this morn,	Nature Poems	1908
The Cheat	Yes, let the truth be heard,	Nature Poems	1908
Solitude	Yes, Solitude indeed: for I can see	Nature Poems	1908
A Richer Freight	You Nightingales, that came so far	Nature Poems	1908
The Two Lives	Youth thinks green apples sweet,	Nature Poems	1908
The Calm	A bird sings on yon apple bough,	New Poems	1907
Parted	Alack for life!	New Poems	1907
The Ways Of Time	As far as my own heart's concerned,	New Poems	1907
The Dying	He fumbles in the clothes for want of thought,	New Poems	1907
A Blind Child	Her baby brother laughed last night,	New Poems	1907
The Jolly Tramp	I am a jolly tramp: I whine to you,	New Poems	1907
A Safe Estate	If I hear Robin sing in mirth,	New Poems	1907
In June	I'll enter into June's cool house,	New Poems	1907
The Toothache	Last night, though I had fifty souls,	New Poems	1907
Music	Let Fortune gift on gift besto	New Poems	1907
The Primrose	No more, from now, called pale and wan,	New Poems	1907
A Familiar Face	O for an old familiar face,	New Poems	1907
Ale	O what a merry world I see	New Poems	1907
Violent To The Bee	O you false knight in shining mail,	New Poems	1907
Facts	One night poor Jim had not a sou,	New Poems	1907
New-Comers	So many birds have come along,	New Poems	1907
The Happiest Life	Take from the present hour its sweets;	New Poems	1907
Margery	The Butterfly loves Mignonette,	New Poems	1907
The End Of Summer	The Dandelion sails away,-	New Poems	1907
Hope Abandoned	The drinking man maybe hath gold, and then	New Poems	1907
Wondering Brown	There came a man to sell his shirt,	New Poems	1907
Strange People	There was a man I knew,	New Poems	1907
Scotty Bill	There's 'Scotty' Bill, four score of years,	New Poems	1907
The Distinction	This Talent is a slip, or shoot,	New Poems	1907
One We Love	Thou miser, Time, who gave to me	New Poems	1907
Time's Rule	Time called me out of a dark room	New Poems	1907
The Homeless Man	Wake up yon wretch in rags,	New Poems	1907
Catherine	We children every morn would wait	New Poems	1907
April	What happy shouts the children make,	New Poems	1907
The Forsaken Dead	What tyrant starved the living out, and kept	New Poems	1907
The Likeness	When I came forth this morn I saw	New Poems	1907
Whiskey	Whiskey, thou blessed heaven in the brain,	New Poems	1907
Saturday Nights In The Slums	Why do I stare at faces, why,	New Poems	1907
The Lament of Age	Why must I dig this old mine still,	New Poems	1907
The Ox	Why should I pause, poor beast, to praise	New Poems	1907
The City's Ways	Ye say the City stunts the child,	New Poems	1907
No Careless Mind	A granted joy can make a careless mind,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Ships and Stars	As soon as I began to name a star,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Silver Hours	Come, lovely Morning, rich in frost	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Come, Melancholy	Come, Melancholy, come, Delight:	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Old Friends	Forgive me, World, if I outlive my welcome;	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Poor	Give them your silver, let the poor	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Trails	He leaves his silver trail behind,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Kiss and Blow	He takes that woman with his kiss,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Visitor	Her beauty is a wasted thing,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Wonderful Places	I am haunted by wonderful places-	Poems 1930-1931	1932
What Light?	I know my Body well,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Old Autumn	Is this old Autumn standing here,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Loyalty	Kings, who would have good subjects, must	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Prayer of Daft Harry	Lord, since this world is filled with fire,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
A Prayer	Lord, hear my morning's prayer!	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Bird and Cloud	Lord, if that Cloud still grows and swells,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
A Sweeter Life	No bitter tongue, no grief for what is gone,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
A Fleeting Wonder	See where he rides, all hot and fast-	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Legacy	She died when I was wild and young,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Epitaph on John Keats	Some poets die consumed by love	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Clocks	Still comes no answer to my greatest question-	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Playmates	That is your little playmate, Jane,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Chase	The Moon his mare, all silver-bright,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Age and Youth	The music's dull -I trust my Ears;	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The World Dictates	The World dictates my life from day to day,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Here Am I	The World has shared my joy and pain,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Epitaph on a Child	They killed her lamb, and no one wept,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
No Place or Time	This curly childhood of the year,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Starlings	This time of year, when but the Robin sings,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Enemy	Though I am all for warmth and light,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Lady of Light	Though I must sleep, and give my body rest,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Jewels	Twice in one hour I've seen this lovely Night,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Ourselves	We live to read each others' soul-	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Flowers	What favourite flowers are mine, I cannot say-	Poems 1930-1931	1932
When and Where	What man was in the Moon last night?	Poems 1930-1931	1932
The Mourner	When all your bitter grief is gone,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Sick Minds	When I am sick and dark depression	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Poison	When this strange world speaks ill of me,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
A Child's Mint	When young, I kissed a miser man,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Mangers	Who knows the name and country now,	Poems 1930-1931	1932
Love's Payment	All fish and fowl, all fruit, and all you drink,	Secrets	1924
The Poet's Horse	Come, show the world your mettle now,	Secrets	1924
The Two Stars	Day has her star, as well as Night,	Secrets	1924
The Doll	Dinah is young, and I am old;	Secrets	1924
Violet and Oak	Down through the trees is my green walk-	Secrets	1924
Secrets	Had I a secret plan by which,	Secrets	1924
Evil	How often in my dreams have I beheld	Secrets	1924
The Joy of Life	How sweet is Life, how beautiful,	Secrets	1924
Breath	How those wet tombstones in the sun	Secrets	1924
Earth Love	I love the earth through my two eyes,	Secrets	1924
When Love Is Young	I, who had eyes to wander here and there,	Secrets	1924
Dust	If Life is dust, is not dust Life?	Secrets	1924
The Meadow	Leafy with little clouds, the sky	Secrets	1924
A Miracle	Let women long for dainty things,	Secrets	1924
The Trick	No answer, yet I called her name,	Secrets	1924
The Rabbit	Not even when the early birds	Secrets	1924
The Fear	Oft have I thought the Muse was dead,	Secrets	1924
The Cave	Once, in that cave, I heard my breath:	Secrets	1924
At Night	One night I heard a small, weak voice,	Secrets	1924
Leaves	Peace to these little broken leaves,	Secrets	1924
The Rivals	Pleasure is not the one I love:	Secrets	1924
The Rainbow	Rainbows are lovely things:	Secrets	1924
See Where Young Love	See where Young Love sits all alone,	Secrets	1924
To a Lady Friend	Since you have turned unkind,	Secrets	1924
The Schemes of Love	Sleeping in some green bower, and wrapped	Secrets	1924
The Pond	So innocent, so quiet -yet	Secrets	1924
Our Longer Life	Some little creatures have so short a life	Secrets	1924
My Garden	The lilac in my garden comes to bloom,	Secrets	1924
Rogues	The nearer unto Nature's heart I moved,	Secrets	1924
One Token	The power was given at birth to me	Secrets	1924
The World Approves	The shade and colour of her eyes can wait,	Secrets	1924
The Nature Lover	The years passed by, and my pure love	Secrets	1924
In Spring-time	There's many a pool that holds a cloud	Secrets	1924
Pity	Though you are gone and I am left alone,	Secrets	1924
Cant	What cant, oh, what hypocrisy	Secrets	1924
Down Underground	What work is going on down underground,	Secrets	1924
Love, Like a Drop of Dew	When I pass down the street and see	Secrets	1924
The Fates	When I was lying sick in bed	Secrets	1924
The Snowflake	When we are young and wake from sleep,	Secrets	1924
The Two Heavens	When, with my window opened wide at night,	Secrets	1924
The Child and the Mariner	A dear old couple my grandparents were,	Songs of Joy	1911
Fairies, Take Care	A thousand blessings, Puck, on you	Songs of Joy	1911
A Woman's Glory	A woman's glory is not hair,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Posts	A year's a post, on which	Songs of Joy	1911
Ingratitude	Am I a fool?	Songs of Joy	1911
	The Harvest Home's a home indeed;	Songs of Joy	1911
The Sleepers	As I walked down the waterside	Songs of Joy	1911
Love's Happiness	Blow, blow, thou Eastern wind,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Winged Flower	Bright Butterfly,	Songs of Joy	1911
Day's That Have Been	Can I forget the sweet days that have been	Songs of Joy	1911
Seeking Beauty	Cold winds can never freeze, nor thunder sour	Songs of Joy	1911
Circumstance	Down in the deep salt sea	Songs of Joy	1911
Treasures	He hailed me with a cheerful voice,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Quarrel	Hear me, thou proud, deceitful maid,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Example	Here's an example from	Songs of Joy	1911
Love's Power	I ask not of high tide or low,	Songs of Joy	1911
A Mother's Science	I heard a man once say this world	Songs of Joy	1911
In The Wood	I Lie On Joys's Enchanted Ground:	Songs of Joy	1911
A Dream	I met her in the leafy woods,	Songs of Joy	1911
Sadness and Joy	I pray you, Sadness, leave me soon,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Happy Child	I saw this day sweet flowers grow thick-	Songs of Joy	1911
Man	I saw Time running by-	Songs of Joy	1911
The Stars At Work	I see the busy stars at work,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Flood	I thought my true love slept;	Songs of Joy	1911
To A Bore	I walk to look,	Songs of Joy	1911
Captives	In this deep hollow, lying down,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Little Man	Last night I sat in thought,	Songs of Joy	1911
Christ The Man	Lord, I say nothing; I profess	Songs of Joy	1911
The Bed-Sitting-Room	Must I live here, with Scripture on my walls,	Songs of Joy	1911
Sound and Grace	My love laughs sweeter than a brook	Songs of Joy	1911
Love and Immortality	My wonder is the great bright sun,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Elements	No house of stone	Songs of Joy	1911
O Happy Blackbird	O happy Blackbird, happy soul,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Power Of Music	O those sweet notes, so soft and faint; that seemed	Songs of Joy	1911
The heap Of Rags	One night when I went down	Songs of Joy	1911
Beauty's Revenge	Proud Margery rang her peal of bells;	Songs of Joy	1911
Self-Love	She had two eyes as blue as Heaven,	Songs of Joy	1911
Songs of Joy	Sing out, my Soul, thy songs of joy;	Songs of Joy	1911
The East In Gold	Somehow this world is wonderful at times,	Songs of Joy	1911
To Sparrows Fighting	Stop, feathered bullies I	Songs of Joy	1911
Fancy's Home	Tell me, Fancy, sweetest child,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Owl	The boding Owl, that in despair	Songs of Joy	1911
The Little Ones	The little ones are put in bed,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Temper Of A Maid	The Swallow dives in yonder air,	Songs of Joy	1911
To A Rich Lady	Though thou hast silk to wear, and though	Songs of Joy	1911
The Grey-Haired Child	Thy father was a drunken man,	Songs of Joy	1911
Leisure	What is this life if, full of care,	Songs of Joy	1911
Beauty's Bait	When Beauty scents with love her bait,	Songs of Joy	1911
Sheep	When I was once in Baltimore,	Songs of Joy	1911
Dreaming Of Death	When I, awake, have thoughts of Death,	Songs of Joy	1911
Days Too Short	When primroses are out in Spring,	Songs of Joy	1911
Shopping	When thou hast emptied thy soft purse,	Songs of Joy	1911
The Doubtful One	When tigers flee from fire, the deer	Songs of Joy	1911
The Two Flocks	Where are you going to now, white sheep,	Songs of Joy	1911
Rich Or Poor	With thy true love I have more wealth	Songs of Joy	1911
War	Ye Liberals and Conservatives,	Songs of Joy	1911
In May	Yes, I will spend the livelong day	Songs of Joy	1911
To A Working Man	You working man of what avail	Songs of Joy	1911
Slum Children	Your songs at night a drunkard sings,	Songs of Joy	1911
Again I Sing	Again I sing of thee, sweet youth:	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Infancy	Born to the world with my hands clenched,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Come, Let Me Close	Come, let me close thine eyes with kisses	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Child and the Man	Dreaming I was a child,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
In a Garden	Far from the sound of commerce, where the bees	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Signs	Flowers white and red my garden has;	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Life Divine	Give me the poet's life divine,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Child Chatters	Good morning to my dolly, first,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Rev. Ebenezer Paul	He begs from rich men for the poor,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Bird of Paradise	Here comes Kate Summers who, for gold,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Her Absence	How rich hath Time become through her,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Early Spring	How sweet this morning air in spring,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Black Cloud	Little flocks of peaceful clouds,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Two Spirits	My friend, mad drunk, struck at his foe,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
In Silent Groves	My walk is now in silent groves,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
A Midsummer Night's Storm	Night, Lightning, Thunder, Rain.	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Wanderer	No morning breaks but he would pack,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Love's Youth	Not only is my love a flower	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Best Friend	Now shall I walk,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Stars	One night I saw ten stars take wing-	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Dumb World	Shall I collect for this world's eyes	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Dreaming Boy	Sweet are thy dreams, thou happy, carelem boy;	The Bird of Paradise	1914
A Great Time	Sweet Chance, that led my steps abroad,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Sweet Child	Sweet child, thou wast my bird by day,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Sweet Night	Sweet Night, that like an angel comes	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Heaven	That paradise the Arab dreams,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Collier's Wife	The collier's wife had four tall sons	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Mind's Liberty	The mind, with its own eyes and ears,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
	The small birds peck at apples ripe,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Nell Barnes	They lived apart for three long years,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Long Sleep	They press the pillow their mother's face and head;	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Den	They sleep together in one den,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Hawk	Thou dost not fly, thou art not perched,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
A Fleeting Passion	Thou shalt not laugh, thou shalt not romp,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Moon	Thy beauty haunts me heart and soul	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Rich Days	Welcome to you rich Autumn days,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Two Spring Songs	What little bird is this that sings?	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Weeping Child	What makes thee weep so, little child,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Hermit	What moves that lonely man is not the boom	The Bird of Paradise	1914
On the Mountain	When from this mighty mountain's top	The Bird of Paradise	1914
When I am Old	When I am old, and it is spring,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
When I in Praise	When I in praise of babies speak,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Near a Quiet Stream	When musing near a quiet stream,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
When on a Summer's Morn	When on a summer's morn I wake,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
This World	Who dreams a sweeter life than this,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
In the End	With all thy gold, thou canst not make	The Bird of Paradise	1914
Plants and Men	You berries once,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
The Emigrant	Youth has no ties,	The Bird of Paradise	1914
A New World	A new World calls, in voices loud and strange,	The Birth of Song	1936
The Age of Gold	A silver shilling for his white-haired Granny,	The Birth of Song	1936
Combing	All for the sake of lovely dreams,	The Birth of Song	1936
Named	As I marched out one day in Spring,	The Birth of Song	1936
Man	Come, let us measure	The Birth of Song	1936
The Birth Of Song	I am as certain of my song,	The Birth of Song	1936
Good Friends	I brought two friends to share my fire,	The Birth of Song	1936
To W.S- On his Wonderful Toys	Lend me your precious toys,	The Birth of Song	1936
Broken Hearts	My dog creeps into my shadowed form,	The Birth of Song	1936
Tell me, World, and Tell me, Nature	No spoilt, no pampered child am I,	The Birth of Song	1936
Catching the Devil	Not while her charms are still in flower,	The Birth of Song	1936
The Lilly of our Valley	Once on a time, in Pontypool,	The Birth of Song	1936
Success	Sharpen your claws, Pussy-cat,	The Birth of Song	1936
All's Well	The cat has her milk,	The Birth of Song	1936
The Witness	The witness to my document	The Birth of Song	1936
Love in Trouble	The World is poor, and Love is lonely,	The Birth of Song	1936
This is a Joy	This is a joy no laughter shakes,	The Birth of Song	1936
Scandal	This is God's poorest lambing-time,	The Birth of Song	1936
Street Criers	When Poll stays here, her Jack goes there,	The Birth of Song	1936
Song of the Miners	When starving cattle see	The Birth of Song	1936
Rich Companions	While I have these two rich companions left,	The Birth of Song	1936
Father and Son	'While we enjoy this meat, my Son,	The Birth of Song	1936
The Conquerors	Who are these men with quiet smiles-	The Birth of Song	1936
The Mongrel	Your Laurel Hedge, with its broad leaves,	The Birth of Song	1936
Wasted Hours	How many buds in this warm light	The Hour of Magic	1922
Wild Oats	How slowly moves the snail, that builds	The Hour of Magic	1922
Lamorna Cove	I see at last our great Lamorna Cove,	The Hour of Magic	1922
To a Fool	If, when thy body's end has come,	The Hour of Magic	1922
To Bacchus	I'm none of those- Oh Bacchus, blush!	The Hour of Magic	1922
Our Sussex Downs	My youth is gone- my youth that laughed and yawned	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Grief of Others	Once more I see the happy young	The Hour of Magic	1922
Impudence	One morning, when the world was gray and cold,	The Hour of Magic	1922
Joy	Poor souls, who think that joy is bought	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Portrait	She sends her portrait, as a swallow,	The Hour of Magic	1922
Pastures	That grass is tender, soft and sweet,	The Hour of Magic	1922
Two Women	The midwife nearly drowned my son,	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Trance	The Moon is beautiful this night:	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Hour of Magic	This is the hour of magic, when the Moon	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Beautiful	Three things there are more beautiful	The Hour of Magic	1922
Strength	What lies I read, that men of strength	The Hour of Magic	1922
Her Merriment	When I had met my love the twentieth time,	The Hour of Magic	1922
A Thought	When I look into a glass,	The Hour of Magic	1922
A Woman's History	When Mary Price was five years old,	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Collar	Who taught fair Cleopatra how to bring	The Hour of Magic	1922
Telling Fortunes	'You'll have a son,' the old man said-	The Hour of Magic	1922
The Last Years	A dog, that has ten years of breath,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Taking Stock	A pipe to smoke, and ale that's mulled,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
All in June	A week ago I had a fire,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Men That Think	Be damned, you cheeks, be damned and sink;	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
A Cat's Example	For three whole days I and my cat	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Music's Tragedy	Had birds no season for their precious songs,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Pride and Humility	He passed me by in April, Lord,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Days and Years	How softly now my Days go by-	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Dead Tree	I had a cherry tree, one day,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Tugged Hand	I have no ears or eyes	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
A Change Of Voice	I heard a Lady near my door	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Armed For War	Is life on Earth a viler thing	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Following a Bee	Of primrose boys	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Trust	Once I was wise when, in my Youth,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Mind Speaks	Poor Body, sitting there so calm,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Common Joys	See how those diamonds splutter and choke-	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Worms	Silkworms have dressed the fairest women,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Lonliest Mountain	The loneliest mountain, with no house or tree,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Nailsworth Hill	The Moon, that peeped as she came up,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Life	The quality of life on earth	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Silent Eyes	There is a bird that, in her throat,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Speed	Think, Man of Flesh, and be not proud	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Woman	We're but the Shadows of these Women Suns,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Worm's Contempt	What do we earn for all our gentle grace?	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Looks	What knowledge do my Ears provide,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
That Golden Time	When will it come, that golden time,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Deed	When I, made merry with the wine,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
Slippers	When Youth is gone, and Beauty too	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
The Load Of Pearls	Will no one stop that Blackbird now,	The Loneliest Mountain	1939
	Give her her ribbon, belt or scarf-	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	How strange that Love should be like this,	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	If my last thoughts contain no wish	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	One kiss to open up the day,	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	Ten Junes to hear the Nightingale,	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	The healthiest place for Love is here,	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	The healthiest trees bear fruits that fail,	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
	The laws of Beauty and its patterns	The Lovers' Song-Book	1933
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