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Amabel
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As I lay in the early sun
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At a Lunar Eclipse
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At Middle-Field Gate in February
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Before and after Summer
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BEFORE AND AFTER SUMMER
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Channel Firing
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Childhood among the Ferns
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Come away, come away, death
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EARTH AND AIR AND RAIN
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Epeisodia
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Fear no more the heat o' the sun
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For Life I had never cared greatly
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Harvest
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He Abjures Love
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I look into my glass
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I need not go
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I said to Love
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I SAID TO LOVE
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I say, 'I'll seek her'
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In a Churchyard
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In five-score summers!
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In the Mind's Eye
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In years defaced
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Intrada
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It never looks like summer
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It was a lover and his lass
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June on Castle Hill
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Let me enjoy the earth
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LET US GARLANDS BRING
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Life Laughs Onward
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MUSIC FOR 'LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST'
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O Mistress Mine
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Traditional
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Traditional
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Ode on the Rejection of St. Cecilia
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Oh fair to see
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OH FAIR TO SEE
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On parent knees
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Only the wanderer
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Overlooking the River
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Proud Songsters
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Rollicum-Rorum
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Since we loved
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So I Have Fared
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Songs for Moth: 1. Riddle Song
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Songs for Moth: 2. False Concolinel
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Songs of Hiems and Ver
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Summer Schemes
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The Birthnight
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The Clock of the Years
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The Market-Girl
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The Phantom
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The Self-unseeing
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The Too Short Time
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TILL EARTH OUTWEARS
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TO A POET
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To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence
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To Joy
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To Lizbie Browne
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Two Lips
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Waiting Both
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When I set out for Lyonnesse
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Who is Silvia?
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