| Song Name |
| O Mistress Mine |
| Oh fair to see |
| Intrada |
| I said to Love |
| Before and after Summer |
| I need not go |
| At Middle-Field Gate in February |
| Two Lips |
| In five-score summers! |
| For Life I had never cared greatly |
| LET US GARLANDS BRING |
| Come away, come away, death |
| Who is Silvia? |
| It was a lover and his lass |
| Songs of Hiems and Ver |
| Songs for Moth: 1. Riddle Song |
| Songs for Moth: 2. False Concolinel |
| As I lay in the early sun |
| Only the wanderer |
| To Joy |
| Harvest |
| Since we loved |
| TILL EARTH OUTWEARS |
| Let me enjoy the earth |
| In years defaced |
| The Market-Girl |
| I look into my glass |
| It never looks like summer |
| At a Lunar Eclipse |
| Life Laughs Onward |
| TO A POET |
| To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence |
| On parent knees |
| The Birthnight |
| June on Castle Hill |
| Ode on the Rejection of St. Cecilia |
| Childhood among the Ferns |
| The Self-unseeing |
| Overlooking the River |
| Channel Firing |
| The Too Short Time |
| Epeisodia |
| Amabel |
| He Abjures Love |
| EARTH AND AIR AND RAIN |
| Summer Schemes |
| When I set out for Lyonnesse |
| Waiting Both |
| The Phantom |
| So I Have Fared |
| Rollicum-Rorum |
| To Lizbie Browne |
| The Clock of the Years |
| In a Churchyard |
| Proud Songsters |
