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| Introduction | |
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| From "Discordants" (1) | |
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| The sentence | |
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| The great canzon | |
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| Inside the apple | |
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| In memoriam Mae Noblitt | |
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| A blessing in disguise | |
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| This room | |
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| It is dangerous to read newspapers | |
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| Lullaby | |
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| The more loving one | |
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| L'invitation au voyage | |
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| Enueg 1 | |
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| Enueg 2 | |
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| From "Eleven addresses to our Lord" (3, 4) | |
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| At the fishhouses | |
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| A cold spring | |
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| Some dreams they forgot | |
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| The chimney sweeper (from Songs of innocence) | |
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| The garden of love (from Songs of experience) | |
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| The crows | |
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| Dark summer | |
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| The blossom | |
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| We real cool | |
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| When you have forgotten Sunday : the love story | |
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| Strong men | |
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| Two in the Campagna | |
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| Ay, ay, ay de la Grifa Negra | |
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| Is there for honest poverty | |
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| John Anderson my Jo | |
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| Deathfugue | |
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| The Negro's complaint | |
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| Sunday morning apples | |
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| For a poet | |
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| Song in spite of myself | |
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| I carry your heart with me ... | |
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| Ample make this bed | |
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| The grass so little has to do | |
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| I'm nobody! Who are you? | |
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| One need not be a chamber - to be haunted | |
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| Surgeons must be very careful | |
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| To fight aloud, is very brave | |
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| An epithalamion | |
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| The good-morrow | |
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| The elephant | |
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| With no experience in such matters | |
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| Journey of the Magi | |
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| Seen through a window | |
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| After apple-picking | |
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| Directive | |
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| An old man's winter night | |
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| "Out, out -" | |
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| The oven bird | |
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| The pasture | |
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| Transcription of organ music | |
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| The school children | |
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| The holy longing | |
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| Ode on the death of a favorite cat | |
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| The idea of trust | |
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| Woolworth's | |
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| Population | |
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| Afterwards | |
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| The man he killed | |
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| Privilege of being | |
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| The night-blooming Cereus | |
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| From "Clearances" (3) | |
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| Prospects | |
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| The collar | |
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| The envoy of Mr. Cogito | |
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| Upon Julia's clothes | |
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| Carrion comfort | |
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| God's grandeur | |
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| To seem the stranger lies my lot ... | |
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| When I was one-and-twenty (A Shropshire Lad 13) | |
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| The dream keeper | |
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| Minstrel man | |
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| Motto | |
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| Degrees of gray in Philipsburg | |
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| My real dwelling | |
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| The islands | |
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| The woman at the Washington Zoo | |
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| The eye | |
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| The song of the banana man | |
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| Inviting a friend to supper | |
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| Lovel's song | |
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| Men at forty | |
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| From Endymion | |
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| On a leander which Miss Reynolds, my kind friend, gave me | |
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| To sleep | |
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| Finding a long gray hair | |
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| The boiling water | |
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| Facing it | |
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| Thinking of death and dogfood | |
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| Hornworm : autumn lamentation | |
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| The layers | |
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| An Arundel tomb | |
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| The explosion | |
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| Caedmon | |
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| They feed they lion | |
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| What work is | |
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| The flower-fed buffaloes | |
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| Still night thoughts | |
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| River-snow | |
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| A psalm of life | |
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| To Althea, from prison | |
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| Memories of West Street and Lepke | |
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| The old flame | |
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| Portrait | |
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| Ars poetica | |
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| Language lesson 1976 | |
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| The mad scene | |
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| The shore | |
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| On hearing a symphony of Beethoven | |
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| Recuerdo | |
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| You who wronged | |
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| When I consider how my light is spent | |
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| Piececitos | |
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| A jellyfish | |
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| What are years? | |
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| The meeting of the waters | |
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| The snow globe | |
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| Absence of Joaquin | |
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| He lived - childhood summers | |
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| The day lady died | |
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| Poem (Lana Turner has collapsed!) | |
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| Poem (and tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock in Springfield, Massachusetts) | |
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| The forms of love | |
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| Psalm | |
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| Dulce et decorum est | |
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| At the new year | |
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| Dawn | |
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| Wind and water and stone | |
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| When in the widening circle of rebirth | |
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| Nick and the candlestick | |
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| Alone | |
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| Erat hora | |
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| Meditatio | |
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| The diamond cutters | |
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| Phantasia for Elvira Shatayev | |
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| Initiation | |
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| Requiem for the death of a boy | |
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| The sheaves | |
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| The unforgiven | |
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| I knew a woman | |
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| In a dark time | |
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| The sloth | |
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| Effort at speech between two people | |
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| With his venom | |
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| Tired and unhappy, you think of houses | |
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| Helvellyn | |
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| The truth the dead know | |
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| As an unperfect actor on the stage (Sonnets 23) | |
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| That time of year thou mayst in me behold (Sonnets 73) | |
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| When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes (Sonnets 29) | |
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| When forty winters shall besiege thy brow (Sonnets 2) | |
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| Love's philosophy | |
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| Stanzas written in dejection - December 1818, near Naples | |
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| Sweet is the rose, but grows upon a brere (Amoretti 26) | |
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| The gift | |
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| The shirt poem | |
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| Disillusionment of ten o'clock | |
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| A rabbit as king of the ghosts | |
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| My shadow | |
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| Keeping things whole | |
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| The centaur | |
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| Notes from a nonexistent Himalayan expedition | |
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| From Gitanjali (35, 39) | |
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| The sadness of my neighbors | |
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| From In memoriam A.H.H. (54) | |
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| Casey at the bat | |
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| If I were tickled by the rub of love | |
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| You shall not despair | |
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| The evacuee | |
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| Bent with worry | |
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| Like city's rain, my heart | |
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| Streams | |
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| For my people | |
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| Lineage | |
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| Go lovely rose! | |
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| Tell me a story | |
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| Dirge for two veterans | |
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| The runner | |
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| From Song of myself (50, 52) | |
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| Year that trembled and reel'd beneath me | |
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| Patriots' day | |
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| The Harlot's house | |
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| The ivy crown | |
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| Rain | |
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| We are seven | |
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| The world is too much with us; late and soon | |
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| After reading Tu Fu, I go outside to the Dwarf Orchard | |
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| Lying in a hammock at William Duffy's farm in Pine Island, Minnesota | |
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| Whoso list to hunt | |
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| A prayer for my daughter | |
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| A prayer for old age | |
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| Politics | |
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| The lower leaves of the trees | |
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| Attention | |
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| The way of the water-hyacinth | |
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