GOBLIN MARKET, AND OTHER POEMS, 1862

  Goblin Market
  In the Round Tower at Jhansi, June 8, 1857
  Dream Land
  At Home
  A Triad
  Love from the North
  Winter Rain
  Cousin Kate
  Noble Sisters
  Spring
  The Lambs of Grasmere, 1860
  A Birthday
  Remember
  After Death
  An End
  My Dream
  Song (’Oh roses for the flush of youth’)
  The Hour and the Ghost
  A Summer Wish
  An Apple Gathering
  Song (’Two doves upon the selfsame branch’)
  Maude Clare
  Echo
  My Secret
  Another Spring
  A Peal of Bells
  Fata Morgana
  ‘No, Thank you, John’
  May
  A Pause of Thought
  Twilight Calm
  Wife to Husband
  Three Seasons
  Mirage
  Shut out
  Sound Sleep
  Song (’She sat and sang alway’)
  Song (’When I am dead, my dearest’)
  Dead before Death
  Bitter for Sweet
  Sister Maude
  Rest
  The First Spring Day
  The Convent Threshold
  Up-hill

      Devotional pieces
  ‘The Love of Christ which passeth Knowledge’
  ‘A Bruised Reed shall He not Break’
  A Better Resurrection
  Advent
  The Three Enemies
  The One Certainty
  Christian and Jew
  Sweet Death
  Symbols
  ‘Consider the Lilies of the Field’
  The World
  A Testimony
  Sleep at Sea
  From House to Home
  Old and New Year Ditties:  No.  I
    No.  II
    No.  III
  Amen

THE PRINCE’S PROGRESS, AND OTHER POEMS, 1866

  The Prince’s Progress
  Maiden-Song
  Jessie Cameron
  Spring Quiet
  The Poor Ghost
  A Portrait
  Dream-Love
  Twice
  Songs in a Cornfield
  A Year’s Windfalls
  The Queen of Hearts
  One Day
  A Bird’s-Eye View
  Light Love
  A Dream
  A Ring Posy
  Beauty is Vain
  Lady Maggie
  What would I give? 
  The Bourne
  Summer
  Autumn
  The Ghost’s Petition
  Memory
  A Royal Princess
  Shall I Forget? 
  Vanity of Vanities
  L. E. L.
  Life and Death
  Bird or Beast? 
  Eve
  Grown and Flown
  A Farm Walk
  Somewhere or Other
  A Chill
  Child’s Talk in April
  Gone for Ever
  Under the Rose

    Devotional pieces
  Despised and Rejected
  Long Barren
  If only
  Dost thou not Care? 
  Weary in Well-doing
  Martyrs’ Song
  After this the Judgement
  Good Friday
  The Lowest Place

MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, 1848-69

  Death’s Chill Between
  Heart’s Chill Between
  Repining
  Sit Down in the Lowest Room
  My Friend
  Last Night
  Consider
  Helen Grey
  ‘By the Waters of Babylon’
  Seasons
  Mother Country
  A Smile and a Sigh