Alan Davis Drake Collection

A Bather

A Clear Midnight

A Woman and Her Dear Husband

Aboard, at the Ship's Helm

Accomplished Facts

Adventure

All Things Are Current Found

Ancient Music

Anecdote of the Jar

Anthem for Doomed Youth

Appeal

April

April

Aunt Helen

The Author to Her Book

A Ballad of Past Meridian

Barbara Allen

Bat

The Beautiful Toilet

Before the Birth of One of Her Children

The Beginning of Summer

Berrying

The Bluebird

Brahma

Brahma

Buddha and Brahman

Buffalo Bill 's

By Night When Others Soundly Slept

Caterpillar

Circe

The City Dead-House

The City in the Sea

Cloistered

The Cold Heaven

Compensation

Coney Island

Concience Is Instinct Bred in the House

Cousin Nancy

Crossing Brooklyn Ferry

The Crow

Dedication for a Plot of Ground

Disillusionment of Ten O’Clock

Disorder

The Dog

Dong, Sounds the Brass in the East

Dover Beach

Each and All

An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog

Ellis Park

The Emperor of Ice Cream v1

The Emperor of Ice Cream v2

Envoi

Epitaph on the World

Eros

from Eve's Apology in Defense of Women

Exile’s Letter

Experience

Fable

Farewell To the World

Fate

The Fisher's Boy

For Beauty Being the Best of All We Know

From the Woolworth Tower

Full of Life Now Compact Visible

Further Instructions

The Garden

Give All To Love

Going for Water

Good Night

Grand Is the Seen

Great God I Ask Thee for No Meaner Pelf

Green

Gulls

Had I the Choice

Hamatreya

A Hand-Mirror

The Hangman at Home

Hearing That His Friend Was Coming Back from the War

Heat

Here lies an honest man

His steady sails he never furls

The House

How Many Bards Gild the Lapses of Time!

The Humble Bee

I Am!

I Am He That Aches with Love

I am Weary of Being Bitter

I Died for Beauty

I Heard It Was Charged Against Me

I Knew a Man By Sight

I Sailed up a River with a Pleasant Wind

I Would I Might Forget That I Am I

An Immortality

In August

In Memoriam: Olivia Susan Clemens

In October

The Indian Burying Ground

Indian Summer

Inner Silence

The Instinct of Hope

Invitation

The Inward Morning

it may not always be so;and i say

June's Coming

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

Last Lines

Lawyers Know Too Much

Lazy Man's Song

The Song of the Lenape Warriors Going Against the Enemy

Let Such Pure Hate

Letters

The Long-Nosed Fair

Love Lives Beyond the Tomb

Love Song

Low-anchored Cloud

Lucifer in Starlight

Man's little acts are good

A March Glee

The Meditation of the Old Fisherman

Meet Me in the Green Glen

Megalosaurus

Memory

Men Say They Know Many Things

Mending Wall

Mental Cases

Merlin's Song

Metric Figure

Mithridates

The Moon

Morte d'Arthur

The Most-Sacred Mountains

The Mourner

Mouse's Nest

Much Madness

Music I Heard

A Musical Instrument

My Books I'd Fain Cast Off

My Life Has Been the Poem I Would Have Writ

My November Guest

My Own Shall Come to Me

My Soul Is Awakened

N. Y.

Native Moments

Nature

Near Avalon

Nemesis

Neutral Tones

Never Seek to Tell Thy Love

The New-Born

New year's Eve

Night and Morning Songs: Dawn

nobody loses all the time

Not Heat Flames Up and Consumes

Nuns Fret Not

O sweet spontaneous

The Ocean

William Cullen Bryant

An October Evening

Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing

From Ode

Ode to Melancholy

Ode to Stephen Dowling Bots

Old Age

The Old Jew

The Old Maid

The Old Men

The Old Stoic

The Old Woman

On seeing the Elgian Marbles for the First Time

Orchard

Ortus

Others May Praise What They Like

A Parable

The Park

The Partridge

Pastoral (When I Was Younger)

The Pasture

Poem by the Bridge at Ten-Shin

Poet

The Portent

Portrait of a Young Man with a Bad Heart

The Prairie-Grass Dividing

Praise of Woman

Priapus: Keeper of the Orchards

The Problem

Arizona Poems: Rain in the Desert

The Rear Porches of an Apartment Building

The Rights of Woman

The Right to Die

The River Merchant’s Wife: A Letter

The river swelleth more and more

The Road Not Taken

A Roman Doll

Romance

Rubies

Rumors from an Aeolian Harp

Schoolboys in Winter

Sea Rose

Seashore

Self Reliance

Shakespeare

Shiloh

the sky was

The Snow Storm

The Snow Man

Sometimes I Hear the Veery's Clarion

Song of the Bowman of Shu

Song of Myself - Section 8

Song of Myself - Section 11

Song of Myself - Section 15

Song of Myself - Section 16

Song of Myself - Section 17

Song of Myself - Section 18

Song of Myself - Section 19

Song of Myself - Section 20

Song of Myself - Section 23

Song of Myself - Section 24

Song of Myself - Section 25

Song of Myself - Section 26

Song of Myself - Section 27

Song of Myself - Section 28

Song of Myself - Section 29

Song of Myself - Section 30

Song of Myself - Section 31

Song of Myself - Section 34

Song of Myself - Section 39

Song of Myself - Section 44

Song of Myself - Section 50

The Song of the Toad

Song of the Souls Set Free

Sonnet 018

Sonnet to Sleep

Sonnet 62 - Edmund Spencer

The Sound of Trees

The Stage-Driver's Story

Sub Terra

Summer

Sympathetic Portrait of a Child

Sympathy

Thanks in Old Age

That Shadow My Likeness

There May Be Chaos Still Around the World

Thine Eyes Still Shined

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

This Moment Yearning and Thoughtful

Thou dusky spirit of the wood

The Thread of Life

The Three Ravens

To a Butterfly

To a Child Dancing in the Wind

To a Child In Death

To A Cabaret Dancer

To Edgar Allan Poe

To Eva

To F. W.

To John Clare

To My Dear and Loving Husband

To

To Spring

To the Dead Favourite of Liu Ch'e

To Those Who've Fail'd

To My Tortoise Chronos

The Traveling Bear

The Trees in the Garden Rained Flowers

Under the Greenwood Tree

Unwind My Riddle

Up Hill

Upon the lofty elm tree sprays

Verses Upon the Burning of Our House

The Voice of the Rain

The Walking Year

The Wanderer

The Western Wind

What Soft Cerubic Creatures

When I Heard the Learned Astronomer

When I Read the Book

When In the Woods I Wander All Alone

When A Man Hath No Fredom to Fight for at Home

Why Have You Sought

The Widow's Lament

The Wonder of It

Woodnotes I

The World Below the Brine

Written in Northhampton County Asylum

The Young Housewife

Youth, Day, Old Age, and Night