- 1Dedication
- 2Preface
- 3Epigraph — I — Spring
- 4II — The Fairy Life
- 5III — 2
- 6IV — Summons to Love
- 7V — Time and Love
- 8VI — 2
- 9VII — The Passionate Shepherd to His Love
- 10VIII — Omnia Vincit
- 11IX — A Madrigal
- 12X
- 13XI
- 14XII — Present in Absence
- 15XIII — Via Amoris
- 16XIV — Absence
- 17XV
- 18XVI — A Consolation
- 19XVII — The Unchangeable
- 20XVIII
- 21XIX — Rosaline
- 22XX — Colin
- 23XXI — A Picture
- 24XXII — A Song for Music
- 25XXIII — To His Love
- 26XXIV — To His Love
- 27XXV — Basia
- 28XXVI — Advice to a Girl
- 29XXVII — Love’s Perjuries
- 30XXVIII — A Supplication
- 31XXIX — To Aurora
- 32XXX — In Lacrimas
- 33XXXI — True Love
- 34XXXII — A Ditty
- 35XXXIII — Love’s Insight
- 36XXXIV — Love’s Omnipresence
- 37XXXV — Carpe Diem
- 38XXXVI — An Honest Autolycus
- 39XXXVII — Winter
- 40XXXVIII
- 41XXXIX — Memory
- 42XL — Sleep
- 43XLI — Revolutions
- 44XLII
- 45XLIII — The Life Without Passion
- 46XLIV — The Lover’s Appeal
- 47XLV — The Nightingale
- 48XLVI
- 49XLVII
- 50XLVIII — Frustra
- 51XLIX — Love’s Farewell
- 52L — In Imagine Pertransit Homo
- 53Li — Blind Love
- 54LII
- 55LIII — The Unfaithful Shepherdess
- 56LIV — Advice to a Lover
- 57LV — A Renunciation
- 58LVI
- 59LVII — A Sweet Lullaby
- 60LVIII
- 61LIX — O Crudelis Amor
- 62LX — Sephestia’s Song to Her Child
- 63LXI — A Lament
- 64LXII — Dirge of Love
- 65LXIII — To His Lute
- 66LXIV — Fidele
- 67LXV — A Sea Dirge
- 68LXVI — A Land Dirge
- 69LXVII — Post Mortem
- 70LXVIII — The Triumph of Death
- 71LXIX — Young Love
- 72LXX — A Dilemma
- 73LXXI — Rosalynd’s Madrigal
- 74LXXII — Cupid and Campaspe
- 75LXXIII
- 76LXXIV — Prothalamion
- 77LXXV — The Happy Heart
- 78LXXVI — Sic Transit
- 79LXXVII
- 80LXXVIII — Soul and Body
- 81LXXIX
- 82LXXX — The Lessons of Nature
- 83LXXXI
- 84LXXXII — The World’s Way
- 85LXXXIII — A Wish
- 86LXXXIV — Saint John Baptist
- 87Book Second
- 88LXXXVI — Song for St. Cecilia’s Day, 1687
- 89LXXXVII — On the Late Massacre in Piedmont
- 90LXXXVIII — Horatian Ode Upon Cromwell’s Return From Ireland
- 91LXXXIX — Lycidas
- 92XC — On the Tombs in Westminster Abbey
- 93XCI — The Last Conqueror
- 94XCII — Death the Leveller
- 95XCIII — When the Assault Was Intended to the City
- 96XCIV — On His Blindness
- 97XCV — Character of a Happy Life
- 98XCVI — The Noble Nature
- 99XCVII — The Gifts of God
- 100XCVIII — The Retreat
- 101XCIX — To Mr. Lawrence
- 102C — To Cyriack Skinner
- 103CI — A Hymn in Praise of Neptune
- 104CII — Hymn to Diana
- 105CIII — Wishes for the Supposed Mistress
- 106CIV — The Great Adventurer
- 107CV — The Picture of Little T.C. In a Prospect of Flowers
- 108CVI — Child and Maiden
- 109CVII — Constancy
- 110CVIII — Counsel to Girls
- 111CIX — To Lucasta, on Going to the Wars
- 112CX — Elizabeth of Bohemia
- 113CXI — To the Lady Margaret Ley
- 114CXII — The True Beauty
- 115CXIII — To Dianeme
- 116CXIV
- 117CXV
- 118CXVI — To Celia
- 119CXVII — Cherry-Ripe
- 120CXVIII — Corinna’s Maying
- 121CXIX — The Poetry of Dress
- 122CXX — 2
- 123CXXI — 3
- 124CXXII — On a Girdle
- 125CXXIII — A Mystical Ecstasy
- 126CXXIV — To Anthea Who May Command Him Any Thing
- 127CXXV
- 128CXXVI
- 129CXXVII — To Althea From Prison
- 130CXXVIII — To Lucasta, Going Beyond the Seas
- 131CXXIX — Encouragements to a Lover
- 132CXXX — A Supplication
- 133CXXXI — The Manly Heart
- 134CXXXII — Melancholy
- 135CXXXIII — Forsaken
- 136CXXXIV
- 137CXXXV — Fair Helen
- 138CXXXVI — The Twa Corbies
- 139CXXXVII — On the Death of Mr. William Hervey
- 140CXXXVIII — Friends in Paradise
- 141CXXXIX — To Blossoms
- 142CXL — To Daffodils
- 143CXLI — The Girl Describes Her Fawn
- 144CXLII — Thoughts in a Garden
- 145CXLIII — Fortunati Nimium
- 146CXLIV — L’Allegro
- 147CXLV — Il Penseroso
- 148CXLVI — Song of the Emigrants in Bermuda
- 149CXLVII — At a Solemn Music
- 150CXLVIII — Nox Nocti Indicat Scientiam
- 151CXLIX — Hymn to Darkness
- 152CL — A Vision
- 153CLI — Alexander’s Feast, or, The Power of Music
- 154Book Third
- 155CLIII — Ode to Simplicity
- 156CLIV — Solitude
- 157CLV — The Blind Boy
- 158CLVI — On a Favourite Cat, Drowned in a Tub of Gold Fishes
- 159CLVII — To Charlotte Pulteney
- 160CLVIII — Rule Britannia
- 161CLIX — The Bard
- 162CLX — Ode Written in 1746
- 163CLXI — Lament for Culloden
- 164CLXII — Lament for Flodden
- 165CLXIII — The Braes of Yarrow
- 166CLXIV — Willy Drowned in Yarrow
- 167CLXV — Loss of the Royal George
- 168CLXVI — Black-Eyed Susan
- 169CLXVII — Sally in Our Alley
- 170CLXVIII — A Farewell
- 171CLXIX
- 172CLXX — To a Young Lady
- 173CLXXI — The Sleeping Beauty
- 174CLXXII
- 175CLXXIII
- 176CLXXIV — Love’s Secret
- 177CLXXV
- 178CLXXVI
- 179CLXXVII — The Progress of Poesy
- 180CLXXVIII — The Passions
- 181CLXXIX — The Song of David
- 182CLXXX — Infant Joy
- 183CLXXXI — A Cradle Song
- 184CLXXXII — Ode on the Spring
- 185CLXXXIII — The Poplar Field
- 186CLXXXIV — To a Mouse
- 187CLXXXV — A Wish
- 188CLXXXVI — Ode to Evening
- 189CLXXXVII — Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard
- 190Clxxxviii — Mary Morison
- 191CLXXXIX — Bonnie Lesley
- 192CXC
- 193CXCI — Highland Mary
- 194CXCII — Auld Robin Gray
- 195CXCIII — Duncan Gray
- 196CXCIV — The Sailor’s Wife
- 197CXCV — Absence
- 198CXCVI — Jean
- 199CXCVII — John Anderson
- 200CXCVIII — The Land o’ the Leal
- 201CXCIX — Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College
- 202CC — The Shrubbery
- 203CCI — Hymn to Adversity
- 204CCII — The Solitude of Alexander Selkirk
- 205CCIII — To Mary Unwin
- 206CCIV — To the Same
- 207CCV — The Castaway
- 208CCVI — Tomorrow
- 209CCVII
- 210Book Fourth
- 211CCIX — Ode on the Poets
- 212CCX — On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer
- 213CCXI — Love
- 214CCXII — All for Love
- 215CCXIII — The Outlaw
- 216CCXIV
- 217CCXV — The Indian Serenade
- 218CCXVI
- 219CCXVII
- 220CCXVIII
- 221CCXIX
- 222CCXX
- 223CCXXI
- 224CCXXII — The Education of Nature
- 225CCXXIII
- 226CCXXIV — A Lost Love
- 227CCXXV — Lord Ullin’s Daughter
- 228CCXXVI — Lucy Gray
- 229CCXXVII — Jock of Hazeldean
- 230CCXXVIII — Love’s Philosophy
- 231CCXXIX — Echoes
- 232CCXXX — A Serenade
- 233CCXXXI — To the Evening Star
- 234CCXXXII — To the Night
- 235CCXXXIII — To a Distant Friend
- 236CCXXXIV
- 237CCXXXV — Happy Insensibility
- 238CCXXXVI
- 239CCXXXVII — La Belle Dame Sans Merci
- 240Ccxxxviii — The Rover
- 241CCXXXIX — The Flight of Love
- 242CCXL — The Maid of Neidpath
- 243CCXLI
- 244CCXLII
- 245CCXLIII — The Terror of Death
- 246CCXLIV — Desideria
- 247CCXLV
- 248CCXLVI — Elegy on Thyrza
- 249CCXLVII
- 250CCXLVIII — Gathering Song of Donald the Black
- 251CCXLIX
- 252CCL
- 253CCLI — Battle of the Baltic
- 254CCLII — Ode to Duty
- 255CCLIII — On the Castle of Chillon
- 256CCLIV — England and Switzerland, 1802
- 257CCLV — On the Extinction of the Venetian Republic
- 258CCLVI — London, 1802
- 259CCLVII — The Same
- 260CCLVIII
- 261CCLIX — Hohenlinden
- 262CCLX — After Blenheim
- 263CCLXI — Pro Patria Mori
- 264CCLXII — The Burial of Sir John Moore at Corunna
- 265CCLXIII — Simon Lee the Old Huntsman
- 266CCLXIV — The Old Familiar Faces
- 267CCLXV — The Journey Onwards
- 268CCLXVI — Youth and Age
- 269CCLXVII — A Lesson
- 270CCLXVIII — Past and Present
- 271CCLXIX — The Light of Other Days
- 272CCLXX — Stanzas Written in Dejection Near Naples
- 273CCLXXI — The Scholar
- 274CCLXXII — The Mermaid Tavern
- 275CCLXXIII — The Pride of Youth
- 276CCLXXIV — The Bridge of Sighs
- 277CCLXXV — Elegy
- 278CCLXXVI — Hester
- 279CCLXXVII — To Mary
- 280Cclxxviii — Coronach
- 281CCLXXIX — The Death Bed
- 282CCLXXX — Agnes
- 283CCLXXXI — Rosabelle
- 284CCLXXXII — On an Infant Dying as Soon as Born
- 285Cclxxxiii — In Memoriam
- 286CCLXXXIV — The Affliction of Margaret
- 287CCLXXXV — Hunting Song
- 288CCLXXXVI — To the Skylark
- 289Cclxxxvii — To a Skylark
- 290Cclxxxviii — The Green Linnet
- 291CCLXXXIX — To the Cuckoo
- 292CCXC — Ode to a Nightingale
- 293CCXCI — Upon Westminster Bridge, Sept. 3, 1802
- 294CCXCII
- 295CCXCIII — Ozymandias of Egypt
- 296CCXCIV — Composed at Neidpath Castle, the Property of Lord Queensbe…
- 297CCXCV — The Beech Tree’s Petition
- 298CCXCVI — Admonition to a Traveller
- 299CCXCVII — To the Highland Girl of Inversneyde
- 300CCXCVIII — The Reaper
- 301CCXCIX — The Reverie of Poor Susan
- 302CCC — To a Lady, With a Guitar
- 303CCCI — The Daffodils
- 304CCCII — To the Daisy
- 305CCCIII — Ode to Autumn
- 306CCCIV — Ode to Winter
- 307CCCV — Yarrow Unvisited
- 308CCCVI — Yarrow Visited
- 309CCCVII — The Invitation
- 310CCCVIII — The Recollection
- 311CCCIX — By the Sea
- 312CCCX — Song to the Evening Star
- 313CCCXI — Datur Hora Quieti
- 314CCCXII — To the Moon
- 315CCCXIII — To Sleep
- 316CCCXIV — The Soldier’s Dream
- 317CCCXV — A Dream of the Unknown
- 318CCCXVI — Kubla Khan
- 319CCCXVII — The Inner Vision
- 320CCCXVIII — The Realm of Fancy
- 321CCCXIX — Written in Early Spring
- 322CCCXX — Ruth: Or the Influences of Nature
- 323CCCXXI — Written Among the Euganean Hills
- 324CCCXXII — Ode to the West Wind
- 325CCCXXIII — Nature and the Poet
- 326CCCXXIV — The Poet’s Dream
- 327CCCXXV — Glen-Almain, the Narrow Glen
- 328CCCXXVI
- 329CCCXXVII — Within King’s College Chapel, Cambridge
- 330Cccxxviii — Ode on a Grecian Urn
- 331CCCXXIX — Youth and Age
- 332CCCXXX — The Two April Mornings
- 333CCCXXXI — The Fountain
- 334CCCXXXII — The River of Life
- 335Cccxxxiii — The Human Seasons
- 336CCCXXXIV — A Dirge
- 337CCCXXXV — Threnos
- 338CCCXXXVI — The Trosachs
- 339Cccxxxvii
- 340Cccxxxviii — Ode on Intimations of Immortality From Recollections o…
- 341CCCXXXIX
- 342Index of First Lines
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