Introduction | p. 6 |
Hymn to the Sun | |
Hymn to the Sun | p. 8 |
Poems to the Sun | p. 9 |
Song for the Sun That Disappeared behind the Rainclouds | p. 9 |
Five Ghost Songs | p. 10 |
O Beauteous One | p. 10 |
There Are No People Song | p. 11 |
Song of the Flood | p. 12 |
The Approach of the Storm | p. 12 |
House Song to the East | p. 13 |
Come Unto These Yellow Sands | |
Come unto These Yellow Sands | p. 14 |
Spring, the Sweet Spring | p. 15 |
Under the Greenwood Tree | p. 15 |
How Marigolds Came Yellow | p. 16 |
How Violets Came Blue | p. 16 |
The Argument of His Book | p. 16 |
To Daffodils | p. 17 |
The Locust Tree in Flower | p. 18 |
Spring | p. 18 |
Another Sarah | p. 19 |
We Like March | p. 19 |
I Think | p. 20 |
Spring | p. 21 |
All the Pretty Little Horses | |
All the Pretty Little Horses | p. 22 |
Lullaby | p. 23 |
Song of Parents Who Want to Wake up Their Son | p. 23 |
Puva, puva, puva | p. 23 |
Lully, Lulla | p. 24 |
The Song of Kuk-ook, the Bad Boy | p. 24 |
To Mistress Isabel Pennell | p. 25 |
The Cottager to Her Infant | p. 26 |
Minnie and Winnie | p. 26 |
From a Childhood | p. 27 |
Silly Song | p. 28 |
Miss Blues'es Child | p. 28 |
Kirsten | p. 29 |
Poem for Shane on Her Brother's Birthday | p. 30 |
Autobiographia Literaria | p. 31 |
Come Live with Me and Be My Love | |
The Passionate Shepherd to His Love | p. 33 |
Although I Conquer All the Earth | p. 33 |
The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letter | p. 34 |
Oath of Friendship | p. 35 |
Sonnet | p. 36 |
Phillida and Coridon | p. 37 |
It Was a Lover and His Lass | p. 38 |
Upon Julia's Clothes | p. 38 |
A Ternary of Littles, upon a Pipkin of Jelly Sent to a Lady | p. 39 |
I Have Lived and I Have Loved | p. 39 |
Greensleeves | p. 40 |
Indian Serenade | p. 41 |
A Birthday | p. 41 |
To an Isle in the Water | p. 42 |
The Letter | p. 43 |
Oh, When I Was in Love with You | p. 44 |
Hops | p. 44 |
I Want to Say Your Name | p. 45 |
Sunday | p. 46 |
Juke Box Love Song | p. 46 |
Song | p. 47 |
When the Green Woods Laugi | |
When the Green Woods Laugh | p. 48 |
The Koocoo | p. 49 |
If All the World Were Paper | p. 49 |
A Nut Tree | p. 50 |
Meet-on-the-Road | p. 50 |
Bingo | p. 51 |
I'll Sail upon the Dog-star | p. 51 |
Humpty Dumpty's Recitation | p. 52 |
The Big Rock Candy Mountains | p. 53 |
Jabberwocky | p. 53 |
The Owl and the Pussy-cat | p. 54 |
"I Am Cherry Alive," the Little Girl Sang | p. 54 |
Counting-Out Rhyme | p. 55 |
Today | p. 55 |
A Rabbit As King of the Ghosts | |
A Rabbit as King of the Ghosts | p. 56 |
The Magnificent Bull | p. 57 |
Ground-Squirrel Song | p. 57 |
I Sing for the Animals | p. 57 |
The War God's Horse Song | p. 57 |
I Stood in the Maytime Meadows | p. 59 |
From The Unicorn | p. 59 |
To Ride | p. 59 |
The White Horse | p. 59 |
Engraved on the Collar of a Dog, Which to His Royal Highness | p. 60 |
Here's a little mouse | p. 60 |
Autumn Cove | p. 61 |
The Tyger | p. 61 |
The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House | p. 61 |
Poem | p. 62 |
From Jubilate Agno | p. 62 |
The Owl | p. 63 |
Wild Goose, Wild Goose | p. 63 |
The Cat and the Moon | p. 63 |
Meditations of a Parrot | p. 64 |
Peacock | p. 64 |
Butterfly | p. 65 |
They look/like newlyweds | p. 65 |
Where the Bee Sucks | p. 66 |
Grasshoppers | p. 66 |
Bee! I'm Expecting You! | p. 66 |
Spider | p. 66 |
On the Grasshopper and Cricket | p. 67 |
Three Animals | p. 67 |
Pig | p. 68 |
Little Fish | p. 68 |
How Doth the Little Crocodile | p. 68 |
From Elephant | p. 69 |
The Elephant | p. 69 |
The World's Wanderers | |
The World's Wanderers | p. 70 |
Still Night Thoughts | p. 71 |
Spring Night in Lo-yang-Hearing a Flute | p. 71 |
They Say You're Staying in a Mountain Temple | p. 71 |
Thinking of East Mountain | p. 71 |
Viewing the Waterfall at Mount Lu | p. 71 |
So, We'll Go No More A-Roving | p. 72 |
To the Moon | p. 72 |
To the Moon | p. 72 |
Waiting Both | p. 73 |
The Moon Rises | p. 73 |
Silver | p. 73 |
Heaven | p. 74 |
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud | p. 75 |
From To a Skylark | p. 75 |
The Wind Took up the Northern Things | p. 75 |
Sensation | p. 76 |
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening | p. 76 |
The Waking | p. 77 |
Afternoon on a Hill | p. 77 |
For the Moment | |
For the Moment | p. 78 |
I've just come up | p. 79 |
Well, let's go | p. 79 |
First cold rain | p. 79 |
May rains | p. 79 |
On the temple bell | p. 79 |
No one spoke | p. 79 |
Beside the road | p. 79 |
How cool it feels | p. 79 |
One person | p. 79 |
From Song of Myself | p. 80 |
To a Poor Old Woman | p. 81 |
Cuckoo | p. 81 |
The Red Wheelbarrow | p. 81 |
Song | p. 81 |
In a Train | p. 82 |
The Pasture | p. 82 |
Some Good Things to Be Said for the Iron Age | p. 82 |
Chocolate Milk | p. 83 |
Ballad of the Morning Streets | p. 83 |
Song Form | p. 83 |
Convalescence | p. 84 |
The Wind Is Blowing West | p. 84 |
Sleeping on the Ceiling | |
Sleeping on the Ceiling | p. 86 |
Dawn | p. 87 |
Who Is the East? | p. 87 |
The Most Beautiful | p. 88 |
The Song of Wandering Aengus | p. 89 |
Rose, Oh Pure Contradiction | p. 89 |
Disillusionment of Ten O'clock | p. 90 |
The Great Figure | p. 90 |
From Free Union | p. 91 |
Bavarian Gentians | p. 91 |
From Liberty | p. 92 |
Mr. Lizard Is Crying | p. 93 |
Narcolepsy | p. 94 |
Fog | p. 94 |
Canticle | p. 95 |
Tender Buttons | |
From Tender Buttons | p. 97 |
Heart Crown and Mirror | p. 98 |
Vowels | p. 98 |
It's Raining | p. 99 |
Ploughing on Sunday | p. 100 |
Pied Beauty | p. 101 |
Up into the silence the green | p. 101 |
Sporting Goods | p. 102 |
The Thinnest Shadow | p. 102 |
Poem | p. 103 |
A True Account of Talking to the Sun at Fire Island | p. 104 |
Appendix | p. 106 |
Acknowledgments | p. 107 |
Credits | p. 108 |
Index of Authors and Titles | p. 110 |
Index of First Lines | p. 111 |
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