• Ad Catullum
  
• Adieux à Marie Stuart
  
• After Death
  
• After Looking Into Carlyle's Reminiscences
  
• After Nine Years
  
• After Sunset
  
• Age and Song (To Barry Cornwall)
  
• Aholibah
  
• Anactoria
  
• Anima Anceps
  
• Anonymous Plays: Arden of Feversham (No. XVI. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Anonymous Plays "Ye too, dim watchfires of some darkling hour" (No. XVII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Anonymous Plays "More yet and more, and yet we mark not all" (No. XVIII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Aperotos Eros
  
• Apologia, Sonnet XVII. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Appeal to England against the Execution of the Condemned Fenians, An
  
• April
  
• The Armada
  
• Armand Barbès
  
• Astrophel
  
• At a Month's End
  
• At Eleusis
  
• At Parting
  
• At Sea
  
• Athens: an Ode
  
• August
  
• Au Tombeau de Banville
  
• Augurs, The, Sonnet IX. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Autumn and Winter
  
• Autumn in Cornwall
  
• Autumn Vision, An
  
• Ave atque Vale

• Baby-Bird
  
• Babyhood
  
• A Baby's Death
  
• A Baby's Epitaph
  
• Ballad against the Enemies of France
  
• A Ballad of Bath
  
• A Ballad of Burdens
  
• The Ballad of Dead Men's Bay
  
• A Ballad of Death
  
• A Ballad of Dreamland
  
• Ballad of François Villon
  
• A Ballad of Life
  
• The Ballad of Melicertes
  
• Ballad of the Lords of Old Time
  
• Ballad of the Women of Paris
  
• Ballad written for a Bridegroom
  
• Barry Cornwall
  
• Beaumont and Fletcher (No. IV. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Before a Crucifix
  
• Before Dawn
  
• Before Parting
  
• Before Sunset
  
• Before Sunset
  
• Before the Mirror
  
• Ben Jonson (No. III. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Benediction
  
• "Between two seas the sea-bird's wing makes halt"
  
• Birth and Death
  
• A Birth-Song
  
• Birthday Ode, "Love and praise, and a length of days whose shadow ⁠cast upon time is light"
  
• Birthday Ode, "Spring, born in heaven ere many a springtime flown"
  
• Bismarck at Canossa
  
• Blessed Among Women
  
• The Bloody Son
  
• The Bride's Tragedy
  
• The Brothers
  
• The Burden of Austria, Sonnet V. from the Diræ sequence
  
• By the North Sea
  
• By the Wayside
  
• By Twilight

• Caliban on Ariel
  
• A Cameo
  
• Celæno, Sonnet VII. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Change
  
• The Channel Tunnel
  
• A Child's Battles
  
• A Child's Future
  
• A Child's Laughter
  
• A Child's Pity
  
• Child's Song
  
• A Child's Thanks
  
• Christopher Marlowe (No. I. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• A Choice, Sonnet VIII. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Choriambics
  
• Christmas Antiphones
  
• A Christmas Carol
  
• The Commonweal
  
• Comparisons
  
• The Complaint of Lisa
  
• The Complaint of the Fair Armouress
  
• Concord
  
• Cor Cordium
  
• A Counsel, Sonnet X. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Cyril Tourneur

• A Dark Month
  
• A Dead Friend
  
• A Dead King, Sonnet I. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Dead Love
  
• Death and Birth
  
• The Death of Richard Wagner
  
• A Death On Easter Day
  
• Dedication ("Spring speaks again, and all our woods are stirred")
  
• Dedication ("A sea-mew on a sea-king's wrist alighting"}
  
• Dedication ("The sea gives her shells to the shingle")
  
• Dedication ("The sea of the years that endure not")
  
• Dedication ("When stark oblivion froze above their names")
  
• Dedication ("The years are many, the changes more")
  
• Dedication: To Joseph Mazzini
  
• Dedication: To My Mother
  
• Dedication, 1878
  
• The Descent into Hell, Sonnet XVI. from the Diræ sequence
  
• A Dialogue
  
• Dickens
  
• A Dirge
  
• Discord
  
• The Dispute of the Heart and Body of François Villon
  
• Dolores
  
• A Double Ballad of Good Counsel
  
• Dysthanatos

• East to West
  
• Eight Years Old
  
• Elegy
  
• The Emperor's Progress
  
• England: an Ode
  
• Envoi
  
• Epicede
  
• Epilogue ("Between the wave-ridge and the strand")
  
• Epilogue (No. XXI. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Epistle in form of a Ballad to his Friends
  
• The Epitaph in form of a Ballad
  
• Eros
  
• Erotion
  
• Eton: an Ode
  
• Étude Réaliste
  
• Euonymos
  
• Eurydice
  
• Euthanatos
  
• The Eve of Revolution
  
• Evening on the Broads
  
• Ex-Voto

• Faustine
  
• Félise
  
• The Festival of Beatrice
  
• First and Last
  
• Flower-pieces
  

*Love Lies Bleeding
*Love in a Mist

• A Flower-piece by Fantin
  
• First Footsteps
  
• For a Portrait of Felice Orsini
  
• For the Feast of Giordano Bruno
  
• A Forsaken Garden
  
• The Fourteenth of July
  
• Fragment on Death
  
• Fragoletta
  
• "The Fratricide" in Once a Week (magazine), Series 1, 6 (1862)
  
• From Victor Hugo

• The Garden of Cymodoce
  
• The Garden of Proserpine
  
• Genesis
  
• George Chapman (No. XI. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Grace Darling
  
• Grand Chorus of Birds from Aristophanes

• 'Had I Wist'
  
• The Halt Before Rome
  
• Hawthorn Dyke
  
• Hendecasyllabics
  
• Hermaphroditus
  
• Herse
  
• Hertha
  
• Hesperia
  
• The Higher Pantheism in a Nutshell
  
• Hope and Fear
  
• Hymn of Man
  
• Hymn to Proserpine

• 'I saw the double-featured statue stand'
  
• Ilicet
  
• In a Garden
  
• In Guernsey
  
• In Harbour
  
• In Memory of Aurelio Saffi
  
• In Memory of Barry Cornwall
  
• In Memory of John William Inchbold
  
• In Memory of Walter Savage Landor
  
• In Obitum Theophili Poetæ
  
• In San Lorenzo
  
• In Sark
  
• In the Bay
  
• In the Orchard
  
• In Time of Mourning
  
• Inferiae
  
• Inscriptions for the Four Sides of a Pedestal
  
• 'Insularum Ocelle'
  
• Intercession, Sonnet XII. from the Diræ sequence
  
• An Interlude
  
• The Interpreters
  
• Itylus

• Jacobite Song
  
• A Jacobite's Exile
  
• A Jacobite's Farewell
  
• James Shirley (No. XIV. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• John Day (No. XIII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• John Ford (No. VI. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• John Jones
  
• John Marston (No. XII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• John Webster (No. VII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)

• King's Daughter, The

• A Lamentation
  
• A Landscape by Courbet
  
• Last Words of a Seventh-Rate Poet
  
• A Last Look
  
• The Last Oracle
  
• The Launch of the Livadia
  
• Laus Veneris
  
• A Leave-taking
  
• The Leper
  
• Les Noyades
  
• Life in Death
  
• Light: an Epicede
  
• A Litany
  
• The Litany of Nations
  
• Lines on the Death of Edward John Trelawny
  
• Loch Torridon
  
• Locusta, Sonnet VI. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Love and Sleep
  
• Love at Sea
  
• The Lute and the Lyre
  
• A Lyke-wake Song

• Madonna Mia
  
• The Many (No. XIX. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• The Many (No. XX. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• March: an Ode
  
• A Marching Song
  
• 'Marzo Pazzo'
  
• The Masque of Queen Bersabe
  
• A Match
  
• Mater Dolorosa
  
• Mater Triumphalis
  
• May Janet
  
• Memorial Verses on the Death of Theophile Gautier
  
• Memorial Verses on the Death of William Bell Scott
  
• Mentana: First Anniversary
  
• Mentana: Second Anniversary, Sonnet XIV. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Mentana: Third Anniversary, Sonnet XV. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Messidor
  
• The Moderates, Sonnet XI. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Monotones
  
• The Monument of Giordano Bruno
  
• A Moss-Rose
  
• Mourning
  
• Music: an Ode

• Neap-tide
  
• Nell Gwyn
  
• Nephelidia
  
• New Year's Day
  
• A New Year's Message
  
• Night
  
• A Night-piece by Millet
  
• A Ninth Birthday
  
• Nocturne
  
• "Non Dolet"
  
• Not a Child
  
• A Nympholept

• The Oblation
  
• Ode
  
• Ode on the Insurrection in Candia
  
• Ode on the Proclamation of the French Republic
  
• "Ode to Gautier" in Littell's Living Age, 144 (1863) (1880)
  
• Off Shore
  
• An Old Saying
  
• Olive
  
• "On a Country Road" in Littell's Living Age, 162 (2092) (1884)
  
• On an Old Roundel
  
• On Lamb's Specimens of Dramatic Poets
  
• On the Cliffs
  
• On the Death of Sir Henry Taylor
  
• On the Death of Richard Burton
  
• On the Deaths of Thomas Carlyle and George Eliot
  
• On the Downs
  
• On the Proposed Desecration of Westminster Abbey by the Erection of a Monument to the Son of Napoleon III.
  
• On the Russian Persecution of the Jews
  
• On the South Coast
  
• One of Twain

• The Palace of Pan
  
• Pan and Thalassius
  
• Papal Allocution, Sonnet IV. from the Diræ sequence
  
• A Parting Song
  
• Past Days
  
• Pastiche
  
• Perinde Ac Cadaver
  
• The Person of the House (Idyll ccclxvi.)
  
• Peter's Pence from Perugia, Sonnet III. from the Diræ sequence
  
• Phædra
  
• Philip Massinger (No. V. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• The Pilgrims
  
• Plus Intra
  
• Plus Ultra
  
• The Poet and the Woodlouse
  
• Prelude

• Quia Multum Amavit
  
• Quia Nominor Leo

• The Recall
  
• Recollections
  
• A Reiver's Neck-Verse
  
• Relics
  
• A Reminiscence
  
• The Resurrection of Alcilia
  
• A Rhyme
  
• Rizpah
  
• Rococo
  
• Rondel ("These many years since we began to be")
  
• Rondel ("Kissing her hair I sat against her feet")
  
• The Roundel

• The Salt of the Earth
  
• Sapphics
  
• St. Dorothy
  
• Satia te Sanguine
  
• The Saviour of Society, Sonnet XIII. from the Diræ sequence
  
• The Sea-Swallows
  
• Seven Years Old
  
• A Sequence of Sonnets on the Death of Robert Browning
  
• Sestina
  
• Siena
  
• A Singing Lesson
  
• Sir William Gomm
  
• Six Years Old
  
• Sleep
  
• Song
  
• Song Before Death
  
• Song for the Centenary of Walter Savage Landor
  
• A Song in Season
  
• A Song in Time of Order
  
• A Song in Time of Revolution
  
• A Song of Italy
  
• The Song of the Standard
  
• Sonnet (with a Copy of Mademoiselle de Maurin)
  
• Sonnet for a Picture
  
• Sorrow
  
• Spring in Tuscany
  
• Stage Love
  
• The Statue of Victor Hugo
  
• A Study from Memory
  
• Summer in Auvergne
  
• The Sundew
  
• Sunrise
  
• Sunset and Moonrise
  
• Super Flumina Babylonis
  
• A Swimmer's Dream

• The Tale of Balen
  
• Tenebræ
  
• Thalassius
  
• Théophile Gautier
  
• Thomas Decker (No. VIII. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Thomas Heywood (No. X. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Thomas Middleton (No. IX. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Three Faces
  

*Ventimiglia
*Genoa
*Venice

• Threnody ("Life, sublime and serene when time had power upon it and ruled its breath")
  
• Threnody ("Watching here alone by the fire whereat last year")
  
• Time and Life
  
• Tiresias
  
• To a Cat
  
• To a Seamew
  
• To Catullus
  
• To Dr. John Brown
  
• To Dora Dorian
  
• To John Nichol
  
• To Louis Kossuth
  
• To Sir Richard F. Burton
  
• To Richard F. Burton, on His Translation of the Arabian Nights
  
• To Victor Hugo
  
• To Walt Whitman in America
  
• To William Bell Scott
  
• Triads
  
• The Tribe of Benjamin (No. XV. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650)
  
• Tristram of Lyonesse
  
• The Triumph of Time
  
• Twins
  
• The Two Dreams
  
• Two Leaders
  
• Two Preludes
  

*Lohengrin
*Tristan und Isolde

• The Tyneside Widow

• Union, The

• Victor Hugo in 1877
  
• Via Dolorosa
  
  • Transfiguration
    
  • Deliverance
    
  • Thanksgiving
    
  • Libitina Verticordia
    
  • The Order of Release
    
  • Psychagogos
    
  • The Last Word
    
• A Vision of Spring in Winter

• Wasted Love
  
• A Wasted Vigil
  
• A Watch in the Night
  
• The Way of the Wind
  
• The Weary Wedding
  
• What is Death?
  
• The Winds|149}}
  
• The White Czar
  
• William Shakespeare (No. II. in the Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets (1590-1650) sequence)
  
• Winter in Northumberland
  
• The Witch-Mother
  
• A Word with the Wind

• A Year After, Sonnet II. from the Diræ sequence
  
• The Year of Love
  
• The Year of the Rose
  
• A Year's Burden
  
• A Year's Carols