| Andrew Lang. |
Æsop |
| A Scot to Jeanne D’Arc |
| Ballades. I. To Theocritus, in Winter |
| Ballades. II. Of the Book-Hunter |
| Ballades. III. Of Blue China |
| Ballades. IV. Of Life |
| Ballades. V. Of His Choice of a Sepulchre |
| Melville and Coghill |
| On Calais Sands |
| Paraphrases. I. Erinna |
| Paraphrases. II. Telling the Bees |
| Paraphrases. III. Heliodore Dead |
| Romance |
| San Terenzo |
| Scythe Song |
| The Odyssey |
| Three Portraits of Prince Charles |
| Charles Hartley Langhorne. |
Theocritus |
| Samuel Laycock. |
Welcome, Bonny Brid! |
| Edward Lear. |
The Jumblies |
| Eugene Lee-Hamilton. |
A Flight from Glory |
| Charles II. of Spain to Approaching Death |
| Izaak Walton to River and Brook |
| On His “Sonnets of the Wingless Hours” |
| Sea-Shell Murmurs |
| Sir Walter Raleigh to a Caged Linnet |
| Sunken Gold |
| To My Tortoise Chronos |
| What the Sonnet Is |
| Edward Cracroft Lefroy. |
A Football-Player |
| A Shepherd Maiden |
| A Sicilian Night |
| Richard Le Gallienne. |
An Old Man’s Song |
| Love’s Poor |
| Orbits |
| Regret |
| The Passionate Reader to His Poet |
| The Wonder-Child |
| Robert Leighton. |
The Dried-up Fountain |
| Amy Levy. |
A London Plane-Tree |
| Between the Showers |
| In the Mile End Road |
| To Vernon Lee |
| Catherine C. Liddell. |
Jesus the Carpenter |
| The Poet in the City |
| Lady Blanche Elizabeth Lindsay. |
My Heart Is a Lute |
| Sonnet |
| William James Linton. |
Epicurean |
| Eviction |
| From “A Threnody: In Memory of Albert Darasz” |
| Heart and Will |
| Love and Youth |
| Love’s Blindness |
| Our Cause |
| Patience |
| Spring and Autumn |
| The Silenced Singer |
| Too Late |
| Weep Not! Sigh Not! |
| Lizzie M. Little. |
Life |
| Frederick Locker-Lampson. |
On an Old Muff |
| The Skeleton in the Cupboard |
| The Widow’s Mite |
| To My Grandmother |
| To My Mistress |
| John E. Logan. |
A Blood-Red Ring Hung round the Moon |
| A Dead Singer |
| The Nor’-West Courier |
| Samuel Lover. |
Rory O’More; Or, Good Omens |
| Widow Machree |
| Sir Alfred Lyall. |
Meditations of a Hindu Prince |
| Henry Francis Lyte. |
Abide with Me |
| “Lo, We Have Left All” |
| The Secret Place |
| Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Baron. |
Epitaph on a Jacobite |
| Ivry |
| The Battle of Naseby |
| Denis Florence MacCarthy. |
Bless the Dear Old Verdant Land |
| The Irish Wolf-Hound |
| Frederika Richardson Macdonald. |
New Year’s Eve—Midnight |
| George Macdonald. |
Baby |
| Light |
| Song |
| World and Soul |
| John William Mackail. |
An Etruscan Ring |
| Charles Mackay. |
Earl Norman and John Truman |
| Tell Me, Ye Winged Winds |
| What Might Be Done |
| Eric Mackay. |
Ecstasy |
| In Tuscany |
| Mary Arden |
| The Waking of the Lark |
| William Maginn. |
The Irishman and the Lady |
| The Soldier-Boy |
| Francis Sylvester Mahony. |
The Shandon Bells |
| Charles Mair. |
From “Tecumseh: A Drama” |
| James Clarence Mangan. |
Dark Rosaleen |
| Soul and Country |
| John Westland Marston. |
From “Marie De Meranie” |
| Philip Bourke Marston. |
After Summer |
| A Greeting |
| At Last |
| At the Last |
| A Vain Wish |
| Garden Fairies |
| Her Pity |
| How My Song of Her Began |
| If You Were Here |
| Love and Music |
| Love’s Music |
| No Death |
| The Old Churchyard of Bonchurch |
| The Rose and the Wind |
| To the Spirit of Poetry |
| Arthur Patchett Martin. |
Love and War |
| The Cynic of the Woods |
| Harriet Martineau. |
On, on, Forever |
| Frank T. Marzials. |
Death As the Fool |
| Death As the Teacher of Love-Lore |
| Two Sonnet-Songs. II. Orpheus and the Mariners Make Answer |
| Two Sonnet-Songs. I. The Sirens Sing |
| Théophile Julius Henry Marzials. |
A Pastoral |
| Carpe Diem |
| Last Night |
| May Margaret |
| Twickenham Ferry |
| Gerald Massey. |
Christie’s Portrait |
| His Banner over Me |
| The Deserter from the Cause |
| George Gordon McCrae. |
Forby Sutherland |
| Thomas D’Arcy McGee. |
The Celtic Cross |
| The Exile’s Devotion |
| The Irish Wife |
| George Meredith. |
From “Modern Love.” I. “All Other Joys” |
| From “Modern Love.” II. Hiding the Skeleton |
| From “Modern Love.” III. The Coin of Pity |
| From “Modern Love.” IV. One Twilight Hour |
| Juggling Jerry |
| Lucifer in Starlight |
| R. B. |
| The Lark Ascending |
| The Spirit of Shakespeare |
| The Two Masks |
| Herman Charles Merivale. |
Ætate XIX |
| Ready, Ay, Ready |
| Thaisa’s Dirge |
| Alice Meynell. |
Changeless |
| Renouncement |
| Song |
| Song of the Night at Daybreak |
| The Modern Poet |
| Hugh Miller. |
The Babie |
| Thomas Miller. |
The Old Baron |
| William Miller. |
Willie Winkie |
| Henry Hart Milman. |
Burial Hymn |
| Hymn for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity |
| Ride on in Majesty |
| John Mitford. |
The Roman Legions |
| David Macbeth Moir. |
Casa’s Dirge |
| Cosmo Monkhouse. |
A Dead March |
| On a Young Poetess’s Grave |
| Robert Buchanan |
| Song |
| Spring Song in the City |
| The Churchyard |
| The Dream of the World without Death |
| The Faëry Foster-Mother |
| The Secret |
| The Spectrum |
| The Summer Pool |
| The Wake of Tim O’Hara |
| Two Sons |
| We Are Children |
| When We Are All Asleep |
| John Samuel Bewley Monsell. |
Litany |
| Eleanor Montgomery. |
Adieu |
| A New Zealand Regret |
| James Montgomery. |
At Home in Heaven |
| Susanna Strickland Moodie. |
Canadian Hunter’s Song |
| Sir Lewis Morris. |
At Last |
| On a Thrush Singing in Autumn |
| Song |
| William Morris. |
From “Sigurd the Volsung.” I. Of the Passing Away of Brynhild |
| From “Sigurd the Volsung.” II. The Burghers’ Battle |
| From “Sigurd the Volsung.” III. A Death Song |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” I. The Singer’s Prelude |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” II. Atalanta’s Victory |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” III. Atalanta’s Defeat |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” IV. The King’s Visit |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” VI. A Land Across the Sea |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” V. Song: to Psyche |
| From “The Earthly Paradise.” VII. Antiphony |
| Shameful Death |
| The Blue Closet |
| The Gillyflower of Gold |
| Rosa Mulholland. |
Love and Death |
| Sister Mary of the Love of God |
| Arthur Joseph Munby. |
Doris: A Pastoral |
| Flos Florum |
| From “Dorothy: a Country Story.” I. Dorothy |
| From “Dorothy: a Country Story.” II. Country Kisses |
| From “Dorothy: a Country Story.” III. Dorothy’s Room |
| From “Dorothy: a Country Story.” IV. Beauty at the Plough |
| Sweet Nature’s Voice |
| George Murray. |
A Lesson of Mercy |
| To a Humming Bird in a Garden |
| Ernest Myers. |
Etsi Omnes, Ego Non |
| Gordon |
| “The Seamaids’ Music” |
| Frederic William Henry Myers. |
A Last Appeal |
| A Letter from Newport |
| A Song |
| From “Saint Paul” |
| Immortality |
| I Saw, I Saw the Lovely Child |
| On a Grave at Grindelwald |
| Constance C. W. Naden. |
The Pantheist’s Song of Immortality |
| John Henry Newman. |
England |
| Reverses |
| The Elements |
| The Pillar of the Cloud |
| The Sign of the Cross |
| John Nichol. |
H. W. L. |
| Mare Mediterraneum |
| J. B. B. Nichols. |
A Pastoral |
| Lines by a Person of Quality |
| Robert Nicoll. |
Bonnie Bessie Lee |
| The Hero |
| We ’ll a’ Go Pu’ the Heather |
| Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel. |
Dying |
| Lament |
| Sea Slumber-Song |
| “That They All May Be One” |
| The Merry-Go-Round |
| The Secret of the Nightingale |
| The Toy Cross |
| Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton. |
Love Not |
| The King of Denmark’s Ride |
| We Have Been Friends Together |
| Ellen O’Leary. |
To God and Ireland True |
| Arthur William Edgar O’Shaughnessy. |
At Her Grave |
| Has Summer Come without the Rose? |
| If She but Knew |
| Silences |
| The Fair Maid and the Sun |
| Francis Turner Palgrave. |
A Danish Barrow |
| A Little Child’s Hymn |
| Pro Mortuis |
| The Ancient and Modern Muses |
| William Wordsworth |
| Sir Gilbert Parker. |
Sonnets from “A Lover’s Diary.” I. Love’s Outset |
| Sonnets from “A Lover’s Diary.” II. A Woman’s Hand |
| Sonnets from “A Lover’s Diary.” III. Art |
| Sonnets from “A Lover’s Diary.” IV. Invincible |
| Frances Isabel Parnell. |
After Death |
| Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore. |
From “The Angel in the House” |
| From “The Unknown Eros” |
| Regina Cœli |
| The Girl of All Periods |
| Sir Joseph Noel Paton. |
Requiem |
| The Last of the Eurydice |
| John Payne. |
Cadences |
| Love’s Autumn |
| Sibyl |
| Songs’ End |
| Thorgerda |
| Thomas Love Peacock. |
Margaret Love Peacock |
| The Men of Gotham |
| The War-Song of Dinas Vawr |
| Emily Pfeiffer. |
A Song of Winter |
| To a Moth That Drinketh of the Ripe October |
| To the Herald Honeysuckle |
| Sir Frederick Pollock. |
The Six Carpenters’ Case |
| Walter Herries Pollock. |
A Conquest |
| Below the Heights |
| Father Francis |
| Winthrop Mackworth Praed. |
The Newly-Wedded |
| The Vicar |
| May Probyn. |
“Is It Nothing to You?” |
| The Bees of Myddelton Manor |
| Adelaide Anne Procter. |
A Doubting Heart |
| A Woman’s Question |
| Per Pacem Ad Lucem |
| The Requital |
| Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch. |
The Splendid Spur |
| The White Moth |
| Dollie Radford. |
Ah, Bring It Not |
| A Model |
| If All the World |
| My Little Dear |
| October |
| William Brighty Rands. |
Dressing the Doll |
| I Saw a New World |
| Polly |
| Topsy-Turvy World |
| Ernest Rhys. |
An Autobiography |
| Brechva’s Harp Song |
| Diana |
| London Feast |
| Song of the Wulfshaw Larches |
| White Roses |
| Elizabeth Gostwycke Roberts. |
In the Golden Birch |
| Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts. |
Afoot |
| Autochthon |
| Burnt Lands |
| Canada |
| Domine, Cui Sunt Pleiades Curae |
| Epitaph for a Sailor Buried Ashore |
| Marsyas |
| The Bird’s Song, the Sun, and the Wind |
| The Deserted City |
| The Flight of the Geese |
| The Isles |
| The Keepers of the Pass |
| The Night Sky |
| Rennell Rodd. |
Actea |
| A Roman Mirror |
| Imperator Augustus |
| The Daisy |
| Then and Now |
| “When I Am Dead” |
| Arthur Reed Ropes. |
In Pace |
| On the Bridge |
| William Caldwell Roscoe. |
Earth |
| The Master-Chord |
| To La Sansœur |
