EARLY POEMS [1814, 1815]: 

Stanza, written at bracknell.

Stanzas.—­April, 1814.

To Harriet.

To Mary WOLLSTONECRAFT Godwin.

To —.  ‘Yet look on me’.

Mutability.

On death.

A summer evening churchyard.

To —.  ‘Oh!  There are spirits of the air’.

To Wordsworth.

FEELINGS OF A REPUBLICAN ON THE FALL OF BONAPARTE

Lines:  ‘The cold earth slept below’

Note on the early poems, by Mrs. Shelley.

Poems written in 1816: 

The sunset.

Hymn to intellectual beauty.

Mont Blanc.

Cancelled passage of Mont Blanc.

Fragment:  Home.

Fragment of A ghost story.

Note on poems of 1816, by Mrs. Shelley.

Poems written in 1817: 

Marianne’s dream.

To Constantia, singing.

The same:  Stanzas 1 and 2.

To Constantia.

Fragment:  To one singing.

A fragment:  To music.

Another fragment to music.

‘Mighty eagle’.

To the lord Chancellor.

To William Shelley.

From the original draft of the poem to William Shelley.

On Fanny Godwin.

Lines:  ‘That time is dead for ever’.

Death.

Otho.

Fragments supposed to be parts of Otho.

‘O that A chariot of cloud were mine’.

Fragments: 
    To A friend released from prison. 
    Satan broken loose. 
    IGNICULUS DESIDERII. 
    Amor AETERNUS. 
    Thoughts come and go in solitude.

A hate-song.

Lines to A critic.