A bee his burnished carriage, 1339 ***
A bird came down the walk, 328 *
A burdock clawed my gown, 229 **
A cap of lead across the sky, 1649
A charm invests a face, 421 **
A chilly peace infests the grass, 1443 **
A clock stopped, 287 **
A cloud withdrew from the sky, 895 *
A coffin is a small domain, 943 ***
A counterfeit, a plated person, 1453 **
A curious cloud surpnsed the sky, 1710
A darting fear, a pomp, a tear, 87 *
A day! Help! Help! Another day, 42 **
A death blow is a life blow to some, 816 **
A deed knocks first at thought, 1216 ***
A dew sufficed itself, 1437 **
A diamond on the hand, 1108 **
A dimple in the tomb, 1489 *
A door just opened on a street, 953 **
A doubt if it be us, 859 **
A drop fell on the apple tree, 794 ***
A drunkard cannot meet a cork, 1628
A dying tiger moaned for drink, 566 *
A face devoid of love or grace, 1711
A faded boy in sallow clothes, 1524 **
A feather from the whippoorwill, 161 *
A field of stubble lying sere, 1407 **
A first mute coming. 702 *
A Hower will not trouble her, 1621
A full fed rose on meals of tint, 1154 **
A fuzzy fellow without feet, 173 **
A great hope fell, 1123 ***
A happy lip breaks sudden, 353 **
A house upon the height, 399 *
A lady red amid the hill, 74 **
A lane of yellow led the eye, 1650
A letter is a joy of earth, 1639
A light exists in spring, 812 ***
A little bread, a crust, a crumb, 159 **
A little dog that wags his tail, 1185 **
A Little east of Jordan, 59 **
A little madness in the spring, 1333 ***
A little overflowing word, 1467 **
A little road not made of man, 647 **
A little snow was here and there, 1444 **
A long, long sleep, a famous sleep, 654 **
A loss of something ever felt I, 959 **
A man may make a remark, 952 **
A mien to move a queen, 283 *
A mine there is no man would own, 1117 **
A moth the hue of this, 841 **
A murmur In the trees to note, 416 *
A narrow fellow in the grass, 986 **
A nearness to tremendousness, 963 ***
A night there lay the days between, 471 **
A pang is more conspicuous in spring, 1530 **
A pit but heaven over it, 1712
A plated life diversified, 806 **
A poor torn heart, a tattered heart, 78 **
A precious mouldering pleasure 'tis, 371 *
A prison gets to be a friend, 652 ****
A prompt executive bird is the jay, 1177 ***
A rat surrendered here, 1340 *
A route of evanescence, 1463 **
A saucer holds a cup, 1374 **
A science so the savants say, 100 **
A secret told, 381
A sepal, petal, and a thorn, 19 **
A shade upon the mind there passes, 882 *
A shady friend for torrid days, 278 **
A sickness of this world it most occasions, 1044 *
A single clover plank, 1343 **
A single screw of flesh, 263 ***
A slash of blue, 204 *
A sloop of amber shps away, 1622
A soft sea washed around the house, 1198 **
A solemn thing it was I said, 271 **
A solemn thing within the soul, 483 ***
A something in a summer's day, 122 ***
A south wind has a pathos, 719 ***
A sparrow took a slice of twig, 1211 ***
A spider sewed at night, 1138 **
A stagnant pleasure like a pool, 1281 **
A still volcano life, 601 **
A thought went up my mind today, 701 **
A throe upon the features, 71 **
A toad candle of light, 583 ***
A tongue to tell hlm I am true, 400 **
A tooth upon our peace, 459 **
A train went through a bm:ial gate, 1761
A transport one cannot contain, 184 **
A visitor in marl, 391 **
A weight with needles on the pounds. 264 ****
A wife at daybreak I shall be, 461 *
A wild blue sky abreast of winds, 1415 *
A wind that rose, 1259 **
A winged spark doth soar about, 1468 **
A word dropped careless on a page, 1261 ***
A word is dead, 1212 **
A word made flesh is seldom, 1651
A world made penruless by that departure, 1623
A wounded deer leaps highest, 165 *
Above oblivion's tide there is a pier, 1531 *
Abraham to kill him, 1317 **
Absence dissembodies, so does death, 860 **
Absent place an April day, 927 *
Adrift! A Little boat adrift, 30 *
Advance is Life's conrutIon, 1652-
Afraid! Of whom am I afraid, 608 ***
After a hundred years, 1147 **
After all birds have been investigated and laid aside, 1395 **
After great pain a formal feeling comes, 341 ***
After the sun comes out, 1148 **
Again his voice is at the door, 663 **
Ah! Moon and star, 240 *
Ah, Necromancy sweet, 177 **
Ah, Teneriffe, 666 *
Air has no residence, no neighbor, 1060 **
All but death can be adjusted, 749 ***
All circumstances are the frame, 820 ***
All forgot for recollecting, 966 *
All I may if small, 819 ***
All men for honor hardest work, 1193 **
All overgrown by cunning moss, 148 *
All that I do, 1496 **
All the letters I can write, 334 ***
All these my banners be, 22 *
All things swept sole away, 1512 **
Alone and in a circumstance, 1167 **
Alone I cannot be, 298 **
Alter! When the hills do, 729 *
Although I put away his life, 366 *
Always mine, 839 *
Ambition cannot find him, 68
Ample make this bed, 829 **
An altered look about the hills, 140 **
An antiquated grace, 1345 **
An antiquated tree, 1514 ***
An awful tempest mashed the air, 198 **
An everywhere of silver, 884 *
An honest tear, 1192 ***
An hour is a sea, 825 ***
An ignorance a sunset, 552 **
And this of all my hopes, 913 *
"And with what body do they come?", 1492 **
Angels in the early morning, 94 *
Answer July, 386 *
Apology for her, 852 *
Apparently with no surprise, 1624
"Arcturus" is his other name, 70 ***
Are friends delight or pain, 1199 *
Arrows enamored of his heart, 1629
Art thou the thing I wanted, 1282 ***
Artists wrestled here, 110 **
As by the dead we love to sit, 88 ***
As children bid the guest "Good Night," 133
As far from pity as complaint, 496 ***
As from the earth the hght balloon, 1630
As frost is best concelved, 951 *
As If I asked a common alms, 323 **
As if some little arctic flower, 180 *
As If the sea should part, 695 ***
As imperceptibly as grief, 1540 **
As old as woe, 1168 *
As one does sickness over, 957 ***
As plan for noon and plan for night, 960 *
As sleigh bells seem in summer, 981 *
As subtle as tomorrow, 1713
As summer into autumn slips, 1346 ***
As the starved maelstrom laps the navies, 872 ***
As watchers hang upon the east, 121 ***
As we pass houses musing slow, 1653
As willing lid o'er weary eye, 1050 *
Ashes denote that fire was, 1063 ***
At half past three a single bird, 1084 **
At last to be identified, 174 **
At least to pray is left, is left, 502 **
At leisure is the soul, 618 *
Aurora is the effort, 1002 **
Autumn overlooked my knitting, 748 *
Awake ye muses nine, sing me a strain divine, 1 **
Away from home are some and I, 821 **
Back from the cordial grave I drag thee, 1625
Baffled for just a day or two, 17
Banish air from air, 854 ***
Be mine the doom, 845 *
Beauty be not caused - it is, 516 ***
Beauty crowds me tIll I the, 1654
Because he loves her, 1229 ***
Because I could not stop for death, 712 ****
Because my brook is fluent, 1200 ***
Because that you are going, 1260 ***
Because the bee may blameless hum, 869 **
Because 'twas riches I could own, 1093 ***
Bee! I'm expecting you, 1035 *
Bees are black with gilt surcingles, 1405 *
Before he comes we weigh the time, 834 *
Before I got my eye put out, 327 ***
Before the ice is in the pools, 37
Before you thought of spring, 1465 ***
Behind me dips eternity, 721 **
Behold this little bane, 1438 ***
Belshazzar had a letter, 1459 **
Bereaved of all, I went abroad, 784 ***
Bereavement in their death to feel, 645 ***
Besides the autumn poets sing, 131 **
Besides this May, 977 *
Best gains must have the losses' test, 684 *
Best things dwell out of sight, 998 *
Best witchcraft is geometry, 1158 *
Betrothed to unrighteousness might be, 1641
Better than music! For I who heard it, 503 ***
Between my country and the other, 905 **
Between the form of Life and Life, 1101 ***
Bind me, I still can sing, 1005 **
Birthday of but a single pang, 1488 **
Blazing in gold and quenching in purple, 228 *
Bless God, he went as soldiers, 147 *
Bliss is the plaything of the child, 1553 **
Bloom is result to meet a flower, 1058 *
Bloom upon the mountain stated, 667 **
Blossoms will run away, 1578
Bound a trouble, 269 ***
Bring me the sunset in a cup, 128 ****
Brother of ingots, ah Peru, 1366A **
Brother of Ophir, 1366C *
But little canmne hatlt her face, 5'58
By a departl.ng hght, 1714
By a flower, by a letter, 109 **
By chivalries as tiny, 55
By homely gift and hindered words, 1563 ***
By my window have I for scenery, 797 ***
By such and such an offering, 38
Candor, my tepid friend, 1537 *
Circumference thou bride of awe, 1620
Civilization spurns the leopard, 492 **
Climbing to reach the costly hearts, 1566 *
Cocoon above! Cocoon below, 129 *
Color, caste, denomination, 970 **
Come show thy Durham breast, 1542 **
Come slowly, Eden, 211 **
Conferrlng with myself, 1655
Confirming all who analyze, 1268 *
Conjecturing a climate, 562 **
Conscious am I in my chamber, 679 *
Consulting summer's clock, 1715
Contained in this short life, 1165 ***
CosmopoLites without a plea, 1589
Could hope inspect her basis, 1283 **
Could I but ride indefinite, 661 *
Could I do more for thee, 447
Could I, then, shut the door, 220
Could live, did live, 43 **
Could mortal lip divine, 1409 ***
Could that sweet darkness where they dwell, 1493 **
Count not that far that can be had, 1074 **
Crisis is a hair, 889 **
Crisis is sweet and yet the heart, 1416 ***
Crumbling is not an instant's act, 997 **
Dare you see a soul at the white heat, 365 ***
Dear March - Come in, 1320 *
Death is a dialogue between, 976 ***
Death is like the insect, 1716
Death is potential to that man, 548
Death is the supple suitor, 1445 ****
Death leaves us homesick, who behind, 935 **
Death sets a thing significant, 360 *
Death warrants are supposed to be, 1375 **
Death's waylaying not the sharpest, 1296 *
Declauning waters none may dread, 1595
Defrauded I a butterfly, 730 *
Delayed till she had ceased to know, 58 *
Delight becomes plctorial, 572 ***
Delight is as the flight, 257 ***
Delight's despair at setting, 1299 **
Denial is the only fact, 965 *
Departed to the Judgment, 524
Deprived of other banquet, 773 ***
Despair's advantage is achieved, 799 **
Dew is the freshet in the grass, 1097 **
DId Life's penurious lengtLi, 1717
Did our best moment last, 393 *
Did the harebell loose her girdle, 213 *
Did we abolish frost, 1014 *
Did we disobey hIm, 267 *
Did you ever stand in a cavern's mouth, 590 *
Distance is not the realm of fox, 1155 **
Distrustful of the gentian, 20 *
Do people moulder equally, 432 **
Domlnion lasts until obtained, 1257 **
Don't put up my thread and needle, 617 **
Doom is the house without the door, 475 *
Doubt me! My dim companion, 275 **
Down tlme's quaint stream, 1656
Drab habitation of whom, 893 **
Drama's vitallest expression is the common day, 741 ***
Dreams are the subtle dower, 1376 ***
Dreams are well, but waking's better, 450 ***
Dropped into the ether acre, 665 *
Drow~ is not so pitiful, 1718
Dust is the only secret, I 53
Dying at my music, 1003 **
Dying! Dying in the night, 158 *
Dying! To be aftald of thee, 831 **
Each life converges to some centre, 680 **
Each scar I'll keep for him, 877 **
Each second is the last, 879 **
Each that we lose takes part of us, 1605
Eden is that old-fashIoned house, 1657
Elijah's wagon knew no thill, 1254 **
Elizabeth told Essex, 1321 *
Elysium is as far as to, 1760
Embarrassment of one another, 662 *
Empty my heart, of thee, 587 **
Endanger It, and the demand, 1658
Ended, ere It begun, 1088 **
Endow the living with the tears, 521
Escape is such a thankful word, 1347 **
Escaping backward to perceive, 867 **
Essential oils are wrung, 675 **
Estranged from beauty none can be, 1474 ***
Except the heaven had come so near, 472
Except the smaller size, 1067 *
Except to heaven, she is nought, 154
Exhilaration is the breeze, 1118 **
Exhllaration is within, 383 **
Expanse cannot be lost, 1584
Expectation is contentment, 807 **
Experience is the angled road, 910 **
Expenment escorts us last, 1770
Experiment to me, 1073 *
Extol thee, could I? Then I will, 1643
Exultation is the going, 76 *
Facts by our side are never sudden, 1497 **
Fairer through fading, as the day, 938 ***
"Faith" is a fine invention, 185 *
Faith is the pierless bridge, 915 *
"Faithful to the end" amended, 1357 **
Falsehood of thee could I suppose, 1007 **
Fame is a bee, 1763
Fame is a fickle food, 1659
Fame is the one that does not stay, 1475 **
Fame is the tint that scholars leave, 866 *
Fame of myself to Justify, 713 *
Fame's boys and girls, who never die, 1066 *
Far from love the Heavenly Father, 1021 **
Fate slew him, but he did not drop, 1031 **
Few, yet enough, 1596
Finding is the first act, 870 *
Finite to fail, but infinite tp venture, 847 **
Fitter to see him, I may be, 968 *
Floss won't save you from an abyss, 1322 *
Flowers - Well if anybody, 137 **
Follow wise Orion, 1538 *
For death or rather, 382 *
For each ecstatic instant, 125 ***
For every bird a nest, 143 **
For largest woman's heart I knew, 309 *
For this accepted breath, 195 *
Forbidden fruit a flavor has, 1377 ***
Forever at his side to walk, 246 ***
Forever honored be the tree, 1570 ***
Forever is composed of nows, 624 **
Forget! The lady with the amulet, 438 **
Fortitude incarnate, 1217 ***
Four trees upon a solitary acre, 742 **
Frequently the woods are pink, 6 *
Frigid and sweet her parting face, 1318 **
From all the jails the boys and gIrls, 1532 **
From blank to blank, 761 ****
From cocoon forth a butterfly, 354 *
From his slim palace in the dust, 1300 *
From us she wandered now a year, 890 *
Funny to be a century, 345 **
Further in summer than the birds, 1068 *
Garlands for queens may be, 34
Gathered into the earth, 1370 ***
Give little anguish, 310 ***
Given in marriage unto thee, 817 **
Glass was the street in tinsel peril, 1498 **
Glee - The great storm is over, 619 ***
Glory is that bright tragIc thing, 1660
Glowing is her bonnet, 72 *
Go not too near a house of rose, 1434 **
Go slow, my soul, to feed thyself, 1297 **
"Go tell it" - What a message, 1554 ***
Go thy great way, 1638
"Go traveling with us!", 1513 *
God gave a loaf to every bIrd, 791 **
God is a distant, stately lover, 357 *
God is indeed a jeaious God, 1719
God made a little gentian, 442 *
God made no act without a cause, 1163 **
God permits industrious angels, 231 *
Going to heaven, 79 **
Going to Him! Happy letter, 494 **
Good morning, midnight, 425 ****
Good night, because we must, 114 *
Good night! Which put the candle out, 259 ***
Good to hide and hear 'em hunt, 842 *
Gratitude is not the mention, 989 ***
Great Caesar! Condescend, 102 *
Great streets of silence led away, 1159 ***
Grief is a mouse, 793 ***
Growth of man like growth of nature, 750 **
Guest am I to have, 1661
Had I known that the first was the last, 1720
Had I not seen the sun, 1233 **
Had I not this or this, I said, 904 **
Had I presumed to hope, 522
Had this one day not been, 1253 **
Had we known the ton she bore, 1124 **
Had we our senses, 1284 ***
Have any like myself, 736 *
Have you got a brook in your little heart, 136 *
He ate and drank the precious words, 1587
He forgot and I remembered, 203 *
He fought like those who've nought to lose, 759 *
He found my being, set it up, 603 *
He fumbles at your soul, 315 **
He gave away his life, 567 **
He is alive this morning, 1160 **
He lived the life of ambush, 1525 **
He outstripped time with but a bout, 865 **
He parts himself like leaves, 517
He preached upon "breadth" till it argued him narrow, 1207 ***
He put the belt around my life, 273 **
He scanned it, staggered, 1062 **
He strained my faith, 497 **
He told a homely tale, 763 ***
He touched me, so I live to know, 506 **
He was my host, he was my guest, 1721
He was weak, and I was strong, then, 190 **
He went by sleep that drowsy route, 1662
He who in himself believes, 969 *
Heart not so heavy as mine, 83 *
Heart! We will forget him, 47 ***
"Heaven" has different signs to me, 575 **
Heaven is so far of the mind, 370 ***
"Heaven" is what I cannot reach, 239 **
"Heavenly Father" take to thee, 1461 *
Her breast is fit for pearls, 84 *
Her face was in a bed of hair, 1722
Her final summer was it, 795 ***
Her grace is all she has, 810 **
Her "last Poems," 312 **
Her little parasol to lift, 1038 *
Her losses make our gains ashamed, 1562 *
Her smile was shaped like other smiles, 514 **
Her sovereign people, 1139 *
Her spirit rose to such a heIght, 1486 **
Her sweet turn to leave the homestead, 649 *
Her sweet welght on my heart a night, 518 **
Here where the daisies fit my head, 1037 **
Herein a blossom lies, 899 *
High from the earth I heard a bird, 1723
His bill an auger is, 1034
His bill is clasped, his eye forsook, 1102 **
His cheek is his biographer, 1460 **
His feet are shod with gauze, 916 **
His heart was darker than the starless night, 1378 ***
His little hearse like figure, 1522 ***
His mansion in the pool, 1379 ***
His mind like fabrics of the east, 1446 **
His mind of man a secret makes, 1663
His oriental heresies, 1526 **
His voice decrepit was with joy, 1476 **
Hope is a strange inventlon, 1392 ***
Hope is a subtle glutton, 1547 ****
"Hope" is the thing with feathers, 254 ****
"Houses" - so the wise men tell me, 127 *
How brittle are the piers, 1433 **
How dare the robins sing, 1724
How destitute is he, 1477 **
How far is it to heaven, 929 *
How firm eternity must look, 1499 ***
How fits his umber coat, 1371 **
How fleet, how mruscreet an one, 1771
How fortunate the grave, 897 *
How good his lava bed, 1447 ***
How happy I was If I could forget, 898 *
How happy is the little stone, 1510 **
How human nature dotes, 1417 **
How know it from a summer's day, 1364 **
How lonesome the wind must feel nights, 1418 ***
How many flowers fall in wood, 404 ***
How many schemes may die, 1150 **
How many times these low feet staggered, 187 ***
How much of source escapes with thee, 1517 **
How much the present moment means, 1380 ***
How news must feel when traveling, 1319 ***
How noteless men and pleiads stand, 282 ***
How ruthless are the gentle, 1439 **
How sick to wait in any place but thine, 368 *
How slow the wind, 1571 *
How soft a caterpillar steps, 1448 *
How soft this prison is, 1334 **
How still the bells in steeples stand, 1008 **
How the old mountains drip with sunset, 291 ***
How the waters closed above him, 923 *
How well I knew her not, 837 **
I am afraid to own a body, 1090 ***
I am alive I guess, 470 ***
I am ashamed, I hide, 473 **
I asked no other thing, 621 *
I bet with every wind that blew, 1215 ***
I breathed enough to take the trick, 272 **
I bring an unaccustomed wine, 132 *
I came to buy a smile today, 223 *
I can wade grief, 252 **
I cannot be ashamed, 914 *
I cannot buy it, 'tis not sold, 840 **
I cannot dance upon my toes, 326 *
I cannot live with you, 640 ***
I cannot meet the spring unmoved, 1051 **
I cannot see my soul but know 'tis there, 1262 *
I cannot want it more, 1301 *
I can't tell you but you feel it, 65 **
I cautious scanned my little life, 178 **
I could bring you Jewels had I a mind to, 697 **
I could die to know, 570 *
I could not drink it, sweet, 818 **
I could not prove the years had feet, 563 **
I could suffice for him, I knew, 643 *
I counted til they danced so, 36 *
I cried at pity, not at pain, 588 **
I cross til I am weary, 550 ***
I dId not reach thee, 1664
I died for beauty, but was scarce, 449 ****
I dreaded that first robin so, 348 *
I dwell in posslbility, 657 ***
I envy seas whereon he rides, 498 **
I fear a man of frugal speech, 543 ***
I felt a cleaving in my mind, 937 ***
I felt a funeral in my brain, 280 ***
I felt my Life with both my hands, 351 **
I fit for them, 1109 ****
I found the words to every thought, 581 ***
I gamed it so, 359
I gave myself to him, 580 ***
I got so I could take his name, 293 **
I groped for him before I knew, 1555 ***
I had a daily bliss, 1057 **
I had a guinea golden, 23
I had been hungry all the years, 579 ***
I had no cause to be awake, 542
I had no time to hate, 478 ***
I had not minded walls, 398 **
I had some things that I called mine, 116 ***
I had the glory - that will do, 349 *
I have a bird in spring, 5 **
I have a king who does not speak, 103 **
I have never seen "Volcanoes," 175 ***
I have no life but this, 1398 ****
I haven't told my garden yet, 50
I heard a fly buzz when I dIed, 465 **
I heard as if I had no ear, 1039 ***
I held a Jewel in my fingers, 245 **
I hide myself within my flower, 903 **
I keep my pledge, 46 *
I knew that I had gained, 1022 **
I know a place where summer strives, 337 **
I know lives, I could miss, 372 *
I know of people in the grave, 1665
I know some lonely houses off the road, 289 **
I know suspense - it steps so terse, 1285 *
I know that he exists, 338
I know where wells grow, droughtless wells, 460 **
I learned at least what home could be, 944 **
I like a look of agony, 241 ***
I like to see it lap the miles, 585 *
I live with him, I see his face, 463 *
I lived on dread, 770 **
I lost a world the other day, 181 *
I made slow riches but my gain, 843 ***
I make his crescent fill or lack, 909 **
I many tlmes thought peace had come, 739 **
I meant to find her when I came, 718 **
I meant to have but modest needs, 476 ***
I measure every grief I meet, 561 ***
I met a king this afternoon, 166 *
I never felt at home below, 413 **
I never hear that one is dead, 1323 ***
I never hear the word "escape," 77 *
I never lost as much but twice, 49 **
I never saw a moor, 1052 **
I never told the buried gold, 11 **
I noticed people disappeared, 1149 **
I often passed the Village, 51 *
I pay in satin cash, 402 *
I play at riches to appease, 801 ***
I prayed at first a little girl, 576 **
I read my sentence steadily, 412 **
I reason earth is short, 301 ***
I reckon when I count at all, 569 ***
I robbed the woods, 41 *
I rose because he sank, 616 **
I saw no way - the heavens were stltched, 378 *
I saw that the flake was on it, 1267 **
I saw the wind within her, 1502 **
I see thee better in the dark, 611 **
I see thee clearer for the grave, 1666
I send two sunsets, 308 ***
I send you a decrepit flower, 1324 *
I shall keep singing, 250 **
I shall know why, when time is over, 193 ***
I shall not murmur if at last, 1410 **
I should have been too glad, I see, 313 ***
I should not dare to be so sad, 1197 **
I should not dare to leave my friend, 205 ***
I showed her heights she never saw, 446 **
I sing to use the waitlng, 850 **
I sometimes drop it, for a quick, 708 *
I started early, took my dog, 520 **
I stepped from plank to plank, 875 **
I stole them from a bee, 200 *
I sued the news, yet feared the news, 1360 **
I suppose the time will come, 1381 **
I taste a liquor never brewed, 214 ***
I tend my flowers for thee, 339 *
I think I was enchanted, 593 **
I think just how my shape will rise, 237 ***
I think that the root of the wind is water, 1302 **
I think the hemlock likes to stand, 525 ***
I think the longest hour of all, 635 *
I think to live may be a bliss, 646 ***
I thought that nature was enough, 1286 ***
I thought the train would never come, 1449 **
I tie my hat, I crease my shawl, 443 ***
I took my power in my hand, 540 **
I took one draught of life, 1725
I tried to think a lonelier thing, 532 ***
"I want" - It pleaded all its life, 731 *
I was a phoebe, nothing more, 1009 *
I was the slightest in the house, 486
I watched her face to see which way, 1667
I watched the moon around the house, 629 **
I went to heaven, 374 **
I went to thank her, 363 *
I worked for chaff and earning wheat, 1269 **
I would distil a cup, 16 **
I would not paint a picture, 505 ***
I years had been from home, 609 **
I'd rather recollect a setting, 1349 ***
Ideals are the fairy oil, 983 *
If all the griefs I am to have, 1726
If any sink, assure that this, now standing, 358 *
If anybody's friend be dead, 509 ***
If blame be my side, forfeit me, 775 *
If ever the hd gets off my head, 172.7
If he dissolve, then there is nothing more, 236 *
If he were Living, dare I ask, 734 **
If I can stop one heart from breaking, 919 **
If I could bribe them by a rose, 179
If I could tell how glad I was, 1668
If I may have it when it's dead, 577 ***
If I should cease to bring a rose, 56
If I should die, 54 *
If I shouldn't be alive, 182.
If I'm lost now, 256 **
If It had no pencil, 921 **
If my bark sink, 1234 **
If nature smiles, the mother must, 1085 *
If pain for peace prepares, 63 **
If recollecting were forgetting, 33 **
If she had been the II1lstletoe, 44
If the foolish call them "flowers," 168 *
If this is "fading," 120 **
If those I loved were lost, 29
If what we could were what we would, 407 **
If wrecked upon the shoal of thought, 1469 **
If you were coming in the fall, 511 *
If your nerve deny you, 292. **
I'll clutch and clutch, 427 **
I'll send the feather from my hat, 687
I'll tell you how the sun rose, 318 *
I'm ceded, I've stopped being theirs, 508 **
I'm Nobody! Who are you, 288 **
I'm saying every day, 373
I'm sorry for the dead today, 529
I'm the little "Heart's Ease," 176 *
I'm "wife" - I've finished that, 199 **
Image of Light, adieu, 1556 ***
Immortal is an ample word, 1205 **
Immured in heaven, 1594
Impossibility like wine, 838 ***
In ebon box, when years have flown, 169 *
In falling timbers buried, 614 **
In lands I never saw, they say, 124 *
In many and reportless places, 1382 ***
In rags mysterious as these, 117
In snow thou comest, 1669
In this short life, 1287 **
In thy long paradise of light, 1145 **
In winter In my room, 1670
Inconceivably solemn, 582 **
Is bliss then such abyss, 340
Is heaven a physician, 1270 **
is immortahty a bane, 1728
is it too late to touch you, dear, 1637
Is it true, dear Sue, 218 *
It always felt to me a wrong, 597 ***
It bloomed and dropt, a single noon, 978 ***
It came at last but prompter death, 1230 **
It came his turn to beg, 1500 **
It can't be "summer," 221 **
It ceased to hurt me, though so slow, 584 *
It did not surprise me, 39 **
It don't sound so terrible, quite, as it did, 426 **
It dropped so low In my regard, 747 **
It feels a shame to be alive, 444 ***
It is a lonesome glee, 774 ***
It is an honorable thought, 946 *
It is dead - find it, 417 **
It is easy to work when the soul is at play, 244 **
It knew no lapse nor diminution, 560
It knew no medIcine, 559
It makes no difference abroad, 620 **
It might be lonelier, 405 **
It rises, passes on our south, 1023 **
It sifts from leaden sieves, 311 **
It sounded as if the streets were running, 1397 ***
It stole along so stealthy, 1457
It struck me every day, 362 ***
It tossed and tossed, 723 **
It troubled me as once I was, 600 **
It was a grave, yet bore no stone, 876 **
It was a quiet seeming day, 1419 **
It was a quiet way, 1053 ***
It was given to me by the gods, 454 **
It was not death, for I stood up. 510 ***
It was not saint - it was too large, 1092 *
It was too late for man, 623 **
It will be summer eventually, 342 **
It would have starved a gnat, 612 *
It would never be common more, I said, 430 **
It would not know if it were spurned, 1579
It's all I have to bring today, 26 **
It's coming, the postponeless creature, 390 **
It's easy to invent a life, 724 ***
Its hour with itself, 1225 **
It's like the light, 297 **
Its little ether hood, 1501 *
It's such a little thing to weep, 189 ***
It's thoughts and just one heart, 495 **
I've dropped my brain -mv soul is numb, 1046 ***
I've got an arrow here, 1729
I've heard an organ talk sometimes, 183 *
I've known a heaven like a tent, 243 ***
I've none to tell me to but thee, 881 **
I've nothing else to bring, you know, 224 *
I've seen a dying eye, 547
Jesus! thy crucifix, 225 **
Joy to have merited the pain, 788 **
Judgment is Justest, 1671
Just as he spoke it from his hands, 848 **
Just lost, when I was saved, 160 *
Just once! Oh least request, 1076 *
Just so - Jesus raps, 317 *
Kill your balm and its odors bless you, 238 ***
Knock with tremor, 1325 *
Knows how to forget, 433
Lad of Athens, faithful be, 1768
Lain in nature, so suffice us, 1288 **
Lay this laurel on the one, 1393 **
Least bee that brew, 676 *
Least rivers docile to some sea, 212 *
Left in immortal youth, 1289 **
Lest any doubt that we are glad that they were born today, 1156 **
Lest they should come is all my fear, 1169 *
Lest this be heaven indeed, 1043 **
Let down the bars, oh death, 1065 *
Let me not mar that perfect dream, 1335 *
Let me not thirst with t1us hock at my hp, 1772
Let my first knowing be of thee, 1218 **
Let us play yesterday, 728 **
"Lethe" in my flower, 1730
Life and death and giants, 706 *
Life is what we make it, 698 *
Lift it with the feathers, 1348 **
Light is sufficient to ltself, 862. **
L.ghtly stepped a yellow star, 1672
Like brooms of steel, 1252 **
Like eyes that looked on wastes, 458 **
Like flowers that heard the news of dews, 513 *
Like her the Saints retire, 60 *
Like men and women shadows walk, 1105 ***
Like mighty foot lights burned the red, 595 *
Like rain it sounded till it curved, 1235 ***
Like some old fashioned mIracle, 302 **
Like time's insidious wrinkle, 1236 **
Like trains of cars on tracks of plush, 1224 *
Lives he in any other world, 1557 *
Long years apart can make no, 1383 **
Longing is like the seed, 1255 **
Look back on time with friendly eyes, 1478 **
Love can do all but ralse the dead, 1731
Love is anterior to time, 917 **
Love is done when love's begun, 1485 *
Love is that later thing than death, 924 **
Love reckons by Itself alone, 826 **
Love thou art high, 453 *
Love's stricken "why," 1368 **
Low at my problem bending, 69 **
Luck is not chance, 1350 **
Make me a picture of the sun, 188 ***
Mama never forgets her birds, 164
Many a phrase has the English language, 276 ***
Many cross the Rhine, 123 **
March is the month of expectation, 1404 *
Me, change! Me, alter, 268 **
Me, come! My dazzled face, 431 *
Me from myself to banish, 642 **
Me prove it now, whoever doubt, 537 **
Meeting by accident, 1548 **
Midsummer was it when they died, 962 ***
Mine by the right of the white election, 528 **
Mine enemy is growing old, 1509 **
More life went out when he went, 422 ***
More than the grave is closed to me, 1503 ***
Morning is due to all, 1577
Morning is the place for dew, 197 *
"Morning" means "milking" to the farmer, 300 **
Morning that comes but once, 1610
Morns like these we parted, 27 *
Most she touched me by her muteness, 760 **
Much madness is divinest sense, 435 ****
Musicians wrestle everywhere, 157 **
Must be a woe, 571 *
Mute thy coronation, 151 *
My best acquaintances are those, 932 **
My cocoon tightens, colors tease, 1099 ***
My country need not change her gown, 1511 *
My eye is fuller than my vase, 202 *
My faith is larger than the hills, 766 ***
My first well day since many ill, 574 ***
My friend attacks my friend, 118 *
My friend must be a bird, 92 *
My garden like the beach, 484 *
My God, he sees thee, 1178 ***
My heart ran so to thee, 1237 **
My heart upon a little plate, 1027 *
My Life closed twice before its close, 173~
My life had stood a loaded gun, 754 **
My maker let me be, 1403 *
My nosegays are for captives, 95 **
My period had come for prayer, 564 ***
My portIon is defeat today, 639 **
My reward for being was this, 343 **
My river runs to thee, 162 *
My season's furthest flower, 1019 **
My soul accused me and I quailed, 753 *
My triumph lasted till the drums, 1227 ***
My wars are laid away in books, 1549 ***
My wheel's in the dark, 10 *
My worthiness is all my doubt, 751 *
Myself can read the telegrams, 1089 *
Myself was formed a carpenter, 488 **
Nature affects to be sedate, 1170 **
Nature and God - I neither knew, 835 **
Nature assigns the sun, 1336 **
Nature can do no more, 1673
"Nature" is what we see, 668 ***
Nature rarer uses yellow, 1045 **
Nature sometimes sears a sapling, 314 **
Nature the gentlest mother is, 790 ***
Never for society, 746 *
New feet within my garden go, 99 *
No autumn's intercepting chill, 1516 **
No bobolink reverse his singing, 755 *
No brigadier throughout the year, 1561 **
No crowd that has occurred, 515 ***
No ladder needs the bird but skies, 1574 **
No hfe can pompless pass away, 16z6
No man can compass a despair, 477 **
No man saw awe, nor to his house, 1733
No matter now, sweet, 704 **
No matter where the saints abide, 1541 **
No notice gave she, but a change, 804 ***
No other can reduce, 982 **
No passenger was known to flee, 1406 **
No prisoner be, 720 *
No rack can torture me, 384 **
No romance sold unto, 669 *
Nobody knows this Little rose, 35 *
None can experience stint, 771 ***
None who saw it ever told it, 1110 ***
Noon is the hinge of day, 931 **
Nor mountain hinder me, 1029 *
Not all die early, dying young, 990 *
Not any higher stands the grave, 1256 **
Not anymore to be lacked, 1344 *
Not any sunny tone, 1674
Not at home to callers, I590
Not in this world to see his face, 418 *
Not knowing when the dawn will come, 1619
Not one by heaven defrauded stay, 1303 *
Not probable - the barest chance, 346 **
Not "Revelation" 'tis that waits, 685 **
Not seeing, still we know, 1518 **
Not sickness stains the brave, 1613
Not so the infinite relations - below, 1040 **
Not that he goes - we love him more, 1435 *
Not to discover weakness is, 1054 **
Not what we did shall be the test, 823 ***
Not with a club the heart is broken, 1304 **
Now I knew I lost her, 1219 **
Now I lay thee down to sleep, 1539 *
Obtaining but our own extent, 1543 *
Of all the souls that stand create, 664 **
Of all the sounds despatched abroad, 321 *
Of being is a bird, 653 **
Of bronze and blaze, 290 ***
Of Brussels it was not, 602 ***
Of consciousness her awful mate, 894 **
Of course I prayed, 376 **
Of death I try to think like this, 1558 **
Of glory not a beam is left, 1647
Of God we ask one favor, I60I
Of me to own, 1294 *
Of nature I shall have enough, 1220 *
Of nearness to her sundered things, 607 ***
Of paradise' existence, 1411 *
Of Paul and Silas it is said, 1166 *
Of silken speech and specious shoe, 896 *
Of so divine a loss, 1179 **
Of the heart that goes in and closes the door, 1098 **
Of their peculiar light, 1362 *
Of this day composed, 1675
Of tolling bell I ask the cause, 947 *
Of tribulation these are they, 325 *
Of whom so dear, 1504 **
Of yellow was the outer sky, 1676
Oh future! thou secreted peace, 1631
Oh give it motion, deck it sweet, 1527 ***
Oh, boney of an hour, 1734
Oh shadow on the grass, 1187 **
Oh sumptuous moment, 1125 ***
Oh, what a grace is this, 1615
On a columnar self, 789 **
On my volcano grows the grass, 1677
On such a night, or such a night, 146
On that dear frame the years had worn, 940 **
On that specific pillow, 1533 **
On the world you colored, 1171 ***
On this long storm the rainbow rose, 194 *
On this wondrous sea, 4 *
Once more, my now bewildered dove, 48 **
One and one are one, 769 **
One anguish in a crowd, 565 **
One blessing had I than the rest, 756 **
One crown that no one seeks, 1735
One crucifixion is recorded only, 553 **
One day is there of the series, 814 **
One dignity delays for all, 98 *
One joy of so much anguish, 1420 **
One Life of so much consequence, 270 **
One need not be a chamber to be haunted, 670 ***
One of the ones that Midas touched, 1466 **
One Sister have I in our house, 14 *
One thing of it we borrow, 1464 ***
One year ago jots what, 296 **
Only a shrine, but mine, 918 *
Only God detect the sorrow, 626 *
Opinion is a flitting thing, 1455 **
Our journey had advanced, 615 **
Our little kinsmen after rain, 885 **
Our little secrets slink away, 1326 *
Our lives are Swiss, 80 *
Our own possessions, though our own, 1208 **
Our share of night to bear, 113 **
Ourselves we do inter with sweet derision, 1144
Ourselves were wed one summer, dear, 631 **
Out of sight? What of that, 703 *
Over and over, like a tune, 367 **
Over the fence, 251
Pain expands the time, 967 **
Pain has an element of blank, 650 ***
Pain has but one acquaintance, 1049 **
Papa above, 61 **
Paradise is of the option, 1069 *
Paradise is that old mansion, 1119 **
Partake as doth the bee, 994 *
Parting with thee reluctantly, 1614
Pass to thy rendezvous of light, 1564 **
Patience has a quiet outer, 926 *
Peace is a fiction of our falth, 912 *
Perception of an object costs, 1071 **
Perhaps I asked too large, 352 ***
Perhaps they do not go so far, 1399 **
Perhaps you think me stooping, 833 ***
Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower, 134 *
Peril as a possession, 1678
Pigmy seraphs gone astray, 138 **
Pink, small, and punctual, 1332 ***
Poor little heart, 192
Portraits are to daily faces, 170 *
Power is a familiar growth, 1238 **
Praise it, 'tis dead, 1384 **
Prayer is the little implement, 437 ***
Precious to me she stiil shall be, 727 **
Presentiment is that long shadow on the lawn, 764 **
Promise this when you be dying, 648 **
Proud of my broken heart, since thou didst break it, 1736
Publication is the auction, 709 **
Purple is fashionable twice, 980 *
Pursuing you in your traditions, 1602
Put up my lute, 261 **
Quite empty, quite at rest, 1606
Rather and delight, 1679
Read, sweet, how others strove, 260 **
Rearrange a "wife's" affecoon, 1737
Recollect the face of me, 1305 *
"Red Sea" mdeedl Talk not to me, 1642
Rehearsal to ourselves, 379 ***
"Remember me" implored the thief, 1180 **
Remembrance has a rear and front, 1182 ***
Remorse is memory awake, 744 **
Removed from accident of loss, 424 ***
Renunciation is a pierclng virtue, 745 **
Reportless subjects to the quick, 1048 **
Rests at night, 714 *
Reverse cannot befall, 395 *
Revolution is the pod, 1082 **
Ribbons of the year, 873 *
Risk is the hair that holds the tun, 1239 **
Robbed by death, but that was easy, 971 *
Safe despair it is that raves, 1243 **
Safe in their alabaster chambers, 216 **
Said Death to Passion, 1033 **
Sang from the heart, me, 1059 **
Satisfaction is the agent, 1036 *
Savior! I've no one else to tell, 217 **
"Secrets" is a daily word, 1385 **
September's baccalaureate, 1271 ***
Severer service of myself, 786 ***
Sexton! my master's sleeping here, 96 ***
Shall I take thee, the poet said, 1126 ***
Shame is the shawl of pink, 1412 ***
She bore it till the sunple velDS, 144
She could not live upon the past, 1505 **
She dealt her pretty words like blades, 479 ***
She died at play, 75 **
She wed - thts was the way she died, 150
She dwelleth in the ground, 671 **
She hideth her the last, 557
She laid her docile crescent down, 1396 ***
She lay as if at play, 369
She rose as hIgh as his occasion, 1011
She rose to his requirement, dropt, 732 **
She sights a bird, she chuckles, 507 **
She slept beneath a tree, 25
She sped as petals of a rose, 991 **
She staked her feathers, gained an arc, 798 *
She sweeps with many-colored brooms, 219 *
She went as quiet as the dew, 149
Shells from the coast mistaking, 693
She's happy, with a new content, 535
Should you but fail at sea, 226 **
"Sic transit gloria mundi," 3 **
Silence is all we dread, 1251 **
Sister of Oprur, 1366B *
Size circumscribes - It has no room, 641 *
Sleep is supposed to be, 13
Smiling back from coronation, 385
Snow beneath whose chilly softness, 942 **
So bashful when I spied her, 91 *
So from the mould, 66 *
So gay a flower, 1456 **
So give me back to death, 1632.
So glad we are, a stranger'd deem, 329 **
So has a daisy vanished, 28 *
So I pull my stockings off, 1201 **
So large my will, 1024 ***
So much of heaven has gone from earth, 1228 **
So much summer, 651 *
So proud she was to die, 1272 ***
So set its sun in thee, 808 **
So the eyes accost and sunder, 752 *
So well that I can Live without, 456 *
Society for me my misery, 1534 *
Soft as the massacre of suns, 1127 *
Softened by time's consummate plush, 1738
Soil of flint, if steady tilled, 681 **
Some arrows slay but whom they strike, 1565 **
Some days retired from the rest, 1157 **
Some keep the Sabbath going to church, 324 **
Some one prepared this mighty show, 1644
Some rainbow coming from the fair, 64 **
Some say goodnight at night, 1739
Some such butterfly be seen, 541
Some things that fly there be, 89 ***
Some too fragile for winter winds, 141 *
Some we see no more, tenements of wonder, 1221 **
Some work for Immortality, 406 ***
Some wretched creature savior take, 1111 **
Somehow myself survived the night, 1194 **
Sometimes with the heart, 1680
Somewhat to hope for, 1041 **
Somewhere upon the general earth, 1231 **
Soto! Explore thyself, 833 **
Soul, take thy risk, 1151 **
Soul, wilt thou toss again, 139 *
South winds jostle them, 86 *
"Sown in dishonor," 62 *
Speech is a prank of parliament, 688 *
Speech is one symptom of affection, 1681
Split the lark and you'll find the music, 861 ***
Spring comes on the world, 1042 **
Spring is the period, 844 *
Spurn the temerity, 1432 *
Step lightly on this narrow spot, 1183 **
Still own thee, still thou art, 1633
Strong draughts of thelr refreshing minds, 711 *
Struck was I, not let by lightning, 925 **
Success is counted sweetest, 67 **
Such are the inlets of the mind, 1421 **
Such is the force of happiness, 787 **
Summer begins to have the look, 1682
Summer for thee, grant I may be, 31 *
Summer has two beginnings, 1422 **
Summer is shorter than anyone, 1506 *
Summer lald her simple hat, 1363 *
Summer we all have seen, 1386 **
Sunset at night is natural, 415 ***
Sunset that screens reveals, 1609
Superfluous were the sun, 999 *
Superiority to fate, 1081 **
Surgeons must be very careful, 108 ***
Surprise is like a thrilling pungent, 1306 **
Suspense is hostiler than death, 705 **
Sweet hours have perished here, 1767
Sweet is the swamp with ItS secrets, 1740
Sweet mountains, ye tell me no he, 722
Sweet pirate of the heart, 1546 *
Sweet, safe houses, 457 ***
Sweet skepticism of the heart, 1413 ***
Sweet to have had them lost, 901 *
Sweet, you forgot but I remembered, 523 **
Take all away, 1365 *
Take all away from me, 1640
Take your heaven further on, 388 *
Taken from men this morning, 53 *
Taking up the fair ideal, 428 **
Talk not to me of summer trees, 1634
Talk with prudence to a beggar, 119 ***
Teach him, when he makes the names, 227 *
Tell all the truth but tell it slant, 1129 ***
Tell as a marksman were forgotten, 1152 **
Than heaven more remote, 1436 **
That after horror, that 'twas us, 286 ***
That distance was between us, 863 **
That first day, when you praised me, sweet, 659 **
That I did always love, 549
That is solemn we have ended, 934 **
That it will never come again, 1741
That love is all there is, 1765
That odd old man is dead a year, 1130 ***
That sacred closet when you sweep, 1273 ***
That she forgot me was the least, 1683
That short potential stir, 1307 **
That such have died enable us, 1030 *
That this should feel the need of death, 1112 ***
The admiratlons and contempts of time, 906 **
The angle of a landscape, 375 *
The auctioneer of parting, 1612
The bat is dun with wrinkled wings, 1575 ***
The battle fought between the soul, 594 **
The bee is not afraid of me, 111 *
The beggar at the door for fame, 1240 **
The beggar lad dies early, 717 ***
The Bible is an antique volume, 1545 ***
The bird did prance, the bee did play, 1107 ***
The bud her punctual music brings, 1585
The bird must sing to earn the crumb, 880 *
The birds begun at four o'clock, 783 ***
The birds reported from the south, 743 **
The blackberry wears a thorn In IDS SIde, 554
The blunder is in estimate, 1684
The bobohnbs gone, 1591
The body grows without, 578 **
The bone that has no marrow, 1274 ***
The brain is wider than the sky, 632 **
The bram witmn Its groove, 556
The bustle in a house, 1078 ***
The butterfly in honored dust, 1246 **
The butterfly obtains, 1685
The butterfly upon the sky, 1521 ***
The butterfly's assumption grown, 1244 **
The butterfly's Numidian gown, 1387 **
The chemical conviction, 954 **
The child's faith is new, 637 **
The clock strikes one that just struck two, 1569 **
The clouds their backs together laid, 1172 **
The clover's simple fame, 1232 ***
The color of a queen is this, 776 **
The color of the grave is green, 411 **
The competitions of the sky, 1494 *
The court is far away, 235 *
The crickets sang, 1104 ***
The daisy follows soft the sun, 106 ***
The dandelion's pallid tube, 1519 **
The day came slow till five o'clock, 304 **
The day grew small surrounded tight, 1140 **
The day she goes, 1308 *
The day that I was crowned, 356 *
The day undressed herself. 716 **
The days that we can spare, 1184 ***
The definitlon of beauty is, 988 **
The devil had he fidelity, 1479 *
The difference between despair, 305 **
The distance that the dead have gone, 1742
The ditch is dear to the drunken man, 1645
The doomed regard the sunrise, 294 ***
The drop that wrestles in the sea, 284 **
The dust behind I strove to join, 992 *
The duties of the wind are few, 1137 ***
The dying need but little, dear, 1026 **
The earth has many keys, 1775
The ecstasy to guess, 1608
The event was directly behind him, 1686
The face I carry with me last, 336 **
The face in evanescence lain, 1490 **
The face we choose to miss, 1141
The fact that earth is heaven, 1408 **
The fairest home I ever knew, 1423 **
The farthest thunder that I heard, 1581
The fascinating chill that music leaves, 1480 ***
The feet of people walking home, 7 ***
The fingers of the light, 1000 ***
The first day that I was a life, 902 *
The first day's night had come, 410 ***
The first we knew of him was death, 1006 *
The flake the wind exasperate, 1361 *
The flower must not blame the bee, 206
The frost of death was on the pane, 1136 ***
The frost was never seen, 1202 **
The future never spoke, 672 **
The gentian has a parched corolla, 1424 ***
The gentian weaves her fringes, 18 **
The gleam of an heroic act, 1687
The go1Og from a world we know, 1603
The good will of a flower, 849 *
The grace myself might not obtain, 707 *
The grass so little has to do, 333 **
The grave my little cottage is, 1743
The guest is gold and crimson, 15 *
The hallowing of pain, 772 **
The harm of years is on him, 1280 **
The healed heart shows its shallow scar, 1440 **
The heart asks pleasure first, 536 ***
The heart has many doors, 1567 **
The heart has narrrow banks, 928 ***
The heart is the capital of the mind, 1354 ***
The heaven vests for each, 694 **
The hills erect thelt purple heads, 1688
The hills in purple syllables, 1016 **
The Himmaleh was known to stoop. 481 *
The hollows round his eager eyes, 955 ***
The LiIlmortaLity she gave, 1648
The incidents of love, 1248 **
The infinite a sudden guest, 1309 *
The inundatlon of the spring, 1425 ***
The Jay hls castanet has struck, 1635
The joy that has no stem nor core, 1744
The judge is like the owl, 699 *
The juggler's hat her country is, 330 *
The lady feeds her little blrd, 941 *
The lamp burns sure within, 233 *
The largest fire ever known, 1114 ***
The lassitudes of contemplanon, 1592
The last night that she lived, 1100 ***
The last of summer is delight, 1353 **
The leaves like women interchange, 987 **
The life that tied too tight escapes, 1535 **
The life we have is very great, 1162 **
The lightning is a yellow fork, 1173 ***
The lightning playeth all the while, 630 **
The lilac is an ancient shrub, 1241 ****
The loneliness one dare not sound, 777 ***
The lonesome for they know not what, 262 **
The long sigh of the frog, 1359 ***
The longest day that God appoints, 1769
The look of thee, what is it like, 1689
The love a life can show below, 673 **
The luxury to apprehend, 815 ***
The Malay took the pearl, 452 *
The manner of its death, 468 **
The martyr poets did not tell, 544
The merchant of the picturesque, 1131 **
The mind lives on the heart, 1355 ***
The missing all prevented me, 985 ***
The mob within the heart, 1745
The months have ends, the years a knot, 423
The moon is distant from the sea, 429 *
The moon upon her fluent route, 1528 ***
The moon was but a chin of gold, 737 **
The morning after woe, 364 **
The morns are meeker than they were, 12 *
The most important population, 1746
The most pathetic thing I do, 1290 **
The most triumphant bird I ever knew or met, 1265 **
The mountain sat upon the plain, 975 **
The mountains grow unnoticed, 757 *
The mountains stood in haze, 1278 **
The murmur of a bee, 155 ***
The murmuring of bees has ceased, 1115 ****
The mushroom is the elf of plants, 1298 **
The name of it is "Autumn," 656 **
The nearest dream recedes unrealized, 319 **
The night was wide and furnished scant, 589 *
The notice that's called the spring, 1310 *
The one who could repeat the summer day, 307 **
The ones that disappeared are back, 307 **
The only ghost I ever saw, 274 ***
The only news I know, 827 ***
The opening and the close, 1047 **
The outer from the inner, 451 ***
The overtakelessness of those, 1691
The parasol is the umbrella's daughter, 1747
The past is such a curious creature, 1203 ***
The pattern of the sun, 1550 **
The pedIgree of honey, 1627
The pile of years is not so high, 1507 **
The poets light but lamps, 883 **
The popular heart is a cannon first, 1226 ***
The power to be true to you, 464
The pretty rain from those sweet eaves, 1426 **
The products of my farm are these, 1025 **
The props assist the house, 1142 **
The province of the saved, 539
The pungent atom in the air, 1191 ***
The rainbow never tells me, 97 **
The rat is the concisest tenant, 1356 ***
The red blaze is the morning, 469 **
The reticent volcano keeps, 1748
The riddle we can guess, 1222 **
The right to pensh IDlght be thought, 1692
The road to paradise is plain, 1491 *
The road was lit with moon and star, 1450 **
The robin for the crumb, 864
The robin is a Gabriel, 1483 **
The robin is the one, 828 **
The robin's my criterion for tune, 285 ***
The rose did caper on her cheek, 208 **
The saddest noise, the sweetest noise, 1764
The savior must have been, 1487 *
The sea said "Come" to the brook, 1210 ***
The service without hope, 779 ***
The show is not the show, 1206 **
The skies can't keep their secret, 191 **
The sky is low, the clouds are mean, 1075 *
The smouldering embers blush, 1132 **
The snow that never drifts, 1133 **
The soul has bandaged moments, 512 *
The soul selects her own society, 303 *
The soul should always stand ajar, 1055 *
The soul that hath a guest, 674 *
The soul unto itself, 683 **
The soul's distinct connection, 974 **
The soul's superior instants, 306 **
The spider as an artist, 1275 **
The spider holds a silver ball, 605 ***
The spirit is the conscious ear, 733 **
The spint lasts, but in what mode, 1576
The spry arms of the wind, 1103 ***
The stars are old that stood for me, 1249
The stem of a departed flower, 1520 **
The stimulus beyond the grave, 1001 **
The suburbs of a secret, 1245 **
The summer that we did not prize, 1773
The sun and fog contested, 1190 *
The sun and moon must make their haste, 871 *
The sun in relmng to the west, 1636
The sun is gay or stark, 878 **
The sun is one, and on the tare, 1372 **
The sun just touched the morning, 232 ***
The sun kept setting, setting still, 692 **
The sun wept stooping, stooping low, 152
The sun renred to a cloud, 1693
The sun went down - no man looked on, 1079 *
The sunrise runs for both, 710 *
The sunset stopped on cottages, 950 *
The sweetest heresy received, 387 **
The sweets of pillage can be known, 1470 **
The symptom of the gale, 1327 **
The test of love is death, 573 *
The things that never can come back are several, 1515 ***
The things we thought that we should do, 1293 **
The thought beneath so slight a film, 210 **
The thrill came slowiy like a boon, 1495 **
The tint I cannot take is best, 627 *
The treason of an accent, 1358 *
The trees like tassels hit and swung, 606 **
The truth is stirless, 780 **
The vastest earthly day, 1328 **
The veins of other flowers, 811 ***
The voice that stands for flood to me, 1189 ***
The waters chased him as he fled, 1749
The way hope builds his house, 1481 **
The way I read a letter's this, 636 *
The way to know the bobolink, 1279 **
The well upon the brook, 1091 *
The whole of it came not at once, 762 ****
The wind begun to knead the grass, 824 **
The wind dIdn't come from the orchard today, 316 *
The wmd drew off, 1694
The wind tapped Like a tired man, 436 **
The wind took up the northern things, 1134 **
The winters are so short, 403
The words the happy say, 1750
The work of her that went, 1143 *
The world feels dusty, 715 **
The world stands solemner to me, 493 **
The worthlessness of earthly things, 1373 ***
The zeroes taught us phosphorus, 689 **
Their barricade against the sky, 1471 **
Their dappled importunity, 1611
Their height in heaven comforts not, 696 ***
Themself are all I have, 1094 **
There are two Mays, 1618
There are two ripenings - one of sight, 332 **
There came a day at summer's full, 322 *
There came a wind like a bugle, 1593
There comes a warning like a spy, 1536 *
There comes an hour when begging stops, 1751
There is a finished feeling, 856 ***
There is a flower that bees prefer, 380 **
There is a June when corn is cut, 930 *
There is a languor of the life, 396 ***
There is a morn by men unseen, 24 **
There is a pain so utter, 599 ***
There is a shame of nobleness, 551 **
There is a solitude of space, 1695
There is a strength in proving that it can be borne, 1113 ***
There is a word, 8 **
There is a zone whose even years, 1056 ***
There is an arid pleasure, 782 *
There is another loneliness, 1116 ***
There is another sky, 2 **
There is no frigate like a book, 1263 ***
There is no silence in the earth so silent, 1004 **
There's a certain slant of light, 258 ****
There's been a death in the opposite house, 389 *
There's something quieter than sleep, 45 **
There's the battle of Burgoyne, 1174 **
These are the days that remdeer love, 1696
These are the days when birds come back, 130 **
These are the nights that beetles love, 1128 **
These are the signs to nature's inns, 1077 ***
These fevered days - to take them to the forest, 1441 **
These held their wick above the west, 1390 ***
These saw visions, 758 *
These strangers in a foreign world, 1096 **
These tested our horizon, 886 *
They ask but our delight, 868 *
They called me to the window, for, 628 **
They dropped like flakes, 409 **
They have a little odor, that to me, 785 **
"They have not chosen me," he said, 85 *
They leave us with the infinite, 350 *
They might not need roe, yet they might. 1391
They put us far apart, 474 *
They say that "Time assuages," 686 **
They shut me up in prose, 613 **
They talk as slow as legends grow. 1697
They won't frown always, some sweet day, 874 *
This bauble was preferred of bees, 805 ***
This chasm, sweet, upon my life, 858 ***
This consciousness that is aware, 822 ****
This dirty little heart, 1311 *
This docile one inter, 1752
This dust and its feature, 936 **
This heart that broke so long, 14;
This is a blossom of the brain, 945 **
This is my letter to the world, 441 *
This is the land the sunset washes, 266 **
This is the place they hoped before, 1264 **
This me, that walks and works, must dIe, 1588
This merit hath the worst, 979 *
This quiet dust was gentlemen and ladies, 813 ***
This slow day moved along, 1120 **
This that would greet an hour ago, 778 **
This was a Poet - it is that, 448 **
This was in the white of the year, 995 *
This world is not conclusion, 501 **
Those cattle smaller than a bee, 1388 **
Those dying then, 1551 ***
Those fair, fictitious people, 499 *
Those final creatures - who they are, 1766
Those not live yet, 1454 **
Those who have been in the grave the longest, 922 **
Tho' I get home how late - how late, 207 **
Tho' my destlny be fustlan, 163 *
Though the great waters sleep, 1599
Three times we parted, breath and I, 598 ***
Three weeks passed since I had seen her, 1061 *
Through lane It lay, through bramble, 9
Through the dark sod, as educatlon, 392 *
Through the strait pass of suffering, 792 ***
Through those old grounds of memory, 1753
Through what transports of patlence, 1153 ***
Tie the strings to my life, my Lord, 279 *
Till death is narrow loving, 907 ***
Time does go on, 1121 **
Time feels so vast that were it not, 802 ***
Time's wily chargers will not wait, 1458 *
'Tis anguish grander than delight, 984 **
'Tis customary as we part, 440 *
'Tis easier to pity those when dead, 1698
'Tis good - the looking back on grief, 660 ***
'Tis little I could care for pearls, 466 *
'Tis my first night beneath the sun, 1122 **
'Tis not that dying hurts us so, 335 **
'Tis not the swaying frame we miss, 1597
'Tis one by one the Father counts, 545 **
'Tis opposites entice, 355 **
'Tis seasons since the dimpled war, 1529 ***
'Tis so appalling, it exhilarates, 281 **
'Tis so much Joy! 'Tis so much Joy, 172
'Tis sunrise, little maid. Hast thou, 908 *
'Tis true they shut me in the cold, 538 **
'Tis whiter than an Indian pipe, 1482 **
Title divine is mine, 1072 *
To be alive is power, 677 **
To be forgot by thee, 1560 **
To break so vast a heart, 1312 **
To die takes just a little while, 255 ***
To die without the dying, 1017 **
To disappear enhances, 1209 ***
To do a magnanimous thing, 1699
To earn it by disdaining it, 1427 **
To fight aloud is very brave, 126 **
To fill a gap, 546
To flee from memory, 1242 ***
To hang our head ostensibly, 105 **
To hear an oriole sing, 526
To help our bleaker parts, 1064 **
To her dended home, 1586
To his simplicity, 1352, **
To interrupt his yellow plan, 591 *
To know just how he suffered would be dear, 622 ***
To learn the transport by the pain, 167 **
To lose one's faith, surpass, 377 **
To lose thee, sweeter than to gain, 1754
To love thee year by year, 434 **
To make a prurie It takes a clover and one bee, 1755
To make one's toilette after death, 485 **
To make routine a stlmulus, 1196 **
To mend each tattered faith, 1442. ***
To my quick ear the leaves conferred, 891 *
To my small hearth his fire came, 638 ***
To offer brave assistance, 767 ***
To one denied to drink, 490 **
To own a Susan of my own, 1401 *
To own the art within the soul, 855 **
To pile like thunder to its close, 1247 ***
To put this world down, like a bundle, 527 **
To see her is a picture, 1568 ***
To see the summer sky, 1472 ***
To tell the beauty would decrease, 1700
To the bright east she lies, 1573 **
To the stanch dust, 1402. **
To their aparflnent deep, 1701
To this world she returned, 830 ***
To try to speak and miss the way, 1617
To undertake is to achieve, 1070 *
To venerate the simple days, 57 **
To wait an hour is long, 781 **
To whom the mornings stand for nights, 1095 *
Today or this noon, 1702.
"Tomorrow" - whose location, 1367 **
Too cold is this, 1135 **
Too few the mornings be, 1186 ***
Too happy time dissolves itself, 1774
Too little way the house must lie, 911 **
Too scanty 'twas to die for you, 1013 ***
Touch lightly nature's sweet guitar, 1389 **
Tried always and condemned by thee, 1559 *
Triumph may be of several kinds, 455 *
Trudging to Eden, looking backward, 1020 *
Trust adjusts her "peradventure," 1161 *
Trust in the unexpected, 555 **
Trusty as the stars. 1369 ***
Truth is as old as God, 836 ***
'Twas a long parting, but the time, 625 **
'Twas awkward, but it fitted me, 973 **
'Twas comfort in her dying room, 1703
'Twas crisis - all the length had passed, 948 **
'Twas fighting for his life he was, 1188 **
'Twas here my summer paused, 1756
'Twas just this time last year I died, 445 *
'Twas later when the summer went, 1276 **
'Twas like a maelstrom with a notch, 414 ***
'Twas love, not me, 394 *
'Twas my one glory, 1028 **
'Twas such a Little, Little boat, 107 **
'Twas the old road through pain, 344 *
'Twas warm, at first, like us, 519 **
Twice had summer her falr verdure, 846 **
Two butterflies went out at noon, 533 *
Two lengths has every day, 1295 **
Two swimmers wrestled on the spar, 201 **
Two travellers perishing in snow, 933 ***
Two were Immortal twice, 800 **
'Twould ease a butterfly, 682 *
Unable are the loved to die, 809 **
Uncertain lease develops lustre, 857 **
Under the light, yet under, 949 **
Undue slgnificance a starving man attaches, 439 ***
Unfulfilled to observation, 972 **
Unit, like death, for whom, 408 **
Until the desert knows, 1291 **
Unto a broken heart, 1704
Unto like story trouble has enticed me, 295 **
"Unto me?" I do not know you, 964 **
Unto my books so good to turn, 604 *
Unto the whole how add, 1341 **
Unworthy of her breast, 1414 **
Up life's hill with my little bundle, 1010 ***
Upon a lilac sea, 1337 *
Upon concluded Lives, 735 **
Upon his saddle sprong a bIrd, 1600
Upon the gallows hung a wretch, 1757
Victory comes late, 690 ***
Volcanoes be in Sicily, 1705
Wait till the majesty of death, 171
Warm in her hand these accents lie, 1313 *
"Was not" was all the statement, 1342 **
Water is taught by thirst, 135 **
Water makes many beds, 1428 ***
We, bee and I, live by the quaffing, 230 **
We can but follow to the sun, 920 *
We cover thee, sweet face, 482 ***
We do not know the time we lose, 1106 ***
We do not play on graves, 467 *
We don't cry, Tim and I, 196 *
We dream - it is good we are dreaming, 531 ****
We grow accustomed to the dark, 419 **
We introduce ourselves, 1214 **
We knew not that we were to live, 1462 **
We learn in the retreatlng, 1083 ***
We learned the whole of love, 568 ***
We like a hairbreadth 'scape, 1175 ***
We like March, 1213 **
We lose because we win, 21
We met as sparks, diverging flints, 958 ***
We miss a kinsman more, 1087 **
We miss her, not because we see, 993 ***
We never know how high we are, 1176 **
We never know we go when we are going, 1523 **
We outgrow love like other things, 887 *
We play at paste, 320 **
We pray to heaven, 489 ***
We see comparauvely, 534
We send the wave to find the wave, 1604
We shall find the cube of the rainbow, 1484 **
We should not mind so small a flower, 81 *
We shun because we prize her face, 1429 **
We shun It ere It comes, 1580
We talked as girls do, 586 *
We talked with each other about each other, 1473 **
We thirst at first - 'tis nature's act, 726 **
We wear our sober dresses when we die, 1572 *
We'll pass without the parting, 996 *
Went up a year this evening, 93 **
Were it but me that gained the height, 1015 *
Were it to be the last, 1164 **
Were nature mortal lady, 1762
Wert thou but Ill, that I might show thee, 961 *
What care the dead for chanticleer, 592 **
What did they do since I saw them, 900 *
What I can do I will, 361 *
What I see not, I better see, 939 **
What if I say I shall not wait, 277 ***
What inn is this, 115
What is "Paradise," 215 *
What mystery pervades a well, 1400 ***
What shall I do, it whimpers so, 186 *
What shall I do when the summer troubles, 956 **
What soft, cherubic creatures, 401
What tenements of clover, 1338 **
What twigs we held by, 1086 ***
What we see we know somewhat, 1195 ***
What would I give to see his face, 247 ***
Whatever it is, she has tried it, 1204 **
When a lover is a beggar, 1314 *
When bells stop ringing, church begins. 633 *
When diamonds are a legend, 397 *
When Etna basks and purrs, 1146 *
When I count the seeds, 40 **
When I have seen the sun emerge, 888 **
When I hoped I feared, 1181 **
When I hoped, I recollect, 768 **
When I was small, a woman died, 596 *
When Katie walks, this simple palr accompany her side, 222 *
When memory is full, 1266 **
When night is almost done, 347 *
When one has given up one's life, 853 **
When roses cease to bloom, Sir, 32
When the astronomer stops seeing, 851 **
When they come back, If blossoms do, 1080 **
When we have ceased to care, 1706
When we stand on the tops of things, 242.
Where bells no more affright the morn, 112 *
Where every bird is bold to go, 1758
Where I have lost, I softer tread, 104 *
Where roses would not dare to go, 1582
Where ships of purple gently toss, 265 **
Where thou art, that is home, 725 **
Whether my bark went down at sea, 52 **
Whether they have forgotten, 1329 *
Which is best? Heaven, 1012 **
Which is the best - the moon or the crescent, 1315 **
Which misses most, 1759
While asters, 331 *
While it is alive, 491 ***
While we were fearing it, it came, 1277 **
White as an Indian pipe, 1250 **
Who abdIcated ambush, 1616
Who court obtain within himself, 803 ***
Who giants know, with lesser men, 796 *
Who goes to dine must take his feast, 1223 **
Who has not found the heaven below, 1544 **
Who is it seeks my pIllow inghts, 1598
Who is the east, 1032 **
Who never lost are unprepared, 73
Who never wanted maddest joy, 1430 ***
Who occupies this house, 892, *
Who saw no sunrise cannot say, 1018 **
Who were "the Father and the Son," 1258 **
Whoever disenchants, 1451 ***
Whole gulfs of red, and fleets of red, 658 *
Whose are the Little beds, I asked, 142
Whose cheek is this, 82 *
Whose pink career may have a close, 1394 **
"Why do I love" you, Sir, 480 ***
Why do they shut me out of heaven, 248 *
Why make It doubt, it hurts it so, 462 *
Why should we hurry, why indeed, 1646
Wild nights - wild nights, 249 **
Will there really be a morning, 101 ***
Winter is good - his hoar delights, 1316 **
winter under cultivation, 1707
witchcraft has not a pechgree, 1708
witchcraft was hung in history, 1583
With pinions of disdain, 1431 ***
with sweetness unabated, 1709
With thee in the desert, 209 *
Within my garden rides a bird, 500 *
Within my reach, 90 **
Within that htde hive, 1607
Within thy grave, 1552. **
Without a smile, without a throe, 1330 **
Without this there is nought, 655 *
Wolfe demanded during dying, 678 *
Wonder is not precisely knowing, 1331 **
Would you like summer? Taste of ours, 691 ***
Yesterday is history, 1292 **
You cannot make remembrance grow, 1508 **
You cannot put a :6re out, 530
You cannot take itself, 1351 ***
You constituted time, 765 **
You know that portrait in the moon, 504 **
You left me, sire, two legacies, 644 **
You love me, you are sure, 156
You love the Lord you cannot see, 487 *
You said that I "was great" one day, 738 *
You see I cannot see - your lifetime, 253 **
You taught me waiting with myself, 740 **
You'll find it when you try to die, 610 ***
You'll know her by her foot, 634 *
You'll know It as you know it's noon, 420 **
Your riches taught me poverty, 299 **
Your thoughts don't have words every day, 1452 ***
You're right - "the way is narrow," 234 **
You've seen balloons set, haven't you, 700 **