Poems
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- To Mrs. M. A. Upon Absence
- To My Daughter in a Red Coat
- To My Excellent Lucasia, on Our Friendship
- To One in Paradise
- To Penshurst
- from To Priapus: Elegies 1.iv
- To Robert Browning
- To Rosa
- To Sir Henry Cary
- To the Fair Clorinda
- To the Garbage Collectors in Bloomington, Indiana, the First Pickup of the New Year
- To the Immortal Memory and Friendship of That Noble Pair, Sir Lucius Cary and Sir Henry Morison
- To the Infant Martyrs
- To the King on his Navy
- To the Ladies
- To the Poetry* of Hugh McCrae
- To the Poor
- To the Reader
- To the Returned Girls
- To the Same Purpose
- To the Sea
- To the Sour Reader
- To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time
- To. W. P.
- A Toast to the Men
- Today
- Together
- A Token
- Tom Deadlight (1810)
- The Tongues We Speak
- Tossing and Turning
- Toward an Organic Philosophy
- Tracings
- Translations from the English
- the trash men
- Tree Ferns
- The Trespasser
- Triptych
- from The Triumph of Love
- Trollius and trellises
- trouble with spain
- from The True Born Englishman
- A True Maid
- Tulips
- The Tune He Saw
- Tutto Sciolto
- Twilight Blues
- Two Portraits
- Two Quits and a Drum, and Elegy for Drinkers
- The Two Streams
- Two Went up into the Temple to Pray
- Under the Poplars
- The Unforgiven
- The Unfortunate Lover
- The Universal Prayer
- The Unknown Dead
- Upon a Child That Died
- Upon Ben Jonson
- Upon Julia’s Breasts
- Upon My Lady Carlisle’s Walking in Hampton Court Garden
- Upon Prue, His Maid
- Upon the Hill and Grove at Bilbrough
- Upon the Infant Martyrs
- Valentine
- Valentine, Valentine
- The Valley of Unrest
- Vandergast and the Girl
- Vanity (I)
- from The Vanity of Human Wishes
- Variations on a Text by Vallejo
- vegas
- Venus of the Louvre
- Vers de Société
- Veteran’s Hospital
- Vetiver
- The Victor Dog
- Villon
- The Vine
- Virginity
- A Vision of Poesy
- A Vision upon the Fairy Queen
- The Visitation
- Visiting a dead man on a summer day
- Vobiscum Est Iope
- Voices from the Other World
- Voices of the Air
- Voyage
- Waiting for the Barbarians
- Waiting There
- The Waking
- Walking
- Walsinghame
- War Ballad
- The War in the Air
- The Warning
- A Wasp Woman Visits a Black Junkie in Prison
- Watch Repair
- The Water Diviner
- The Water-fall
- Waving Goodbye
- wax job
- A Way of Being
- Way-Station
- Weariness
- the weather is hot on the back of my watch
- Wedding Hymn
- The Well Rising
- Well Said, Davy
- Werena My Heart Licht I Wad Dee
- West Topsham
- The Whale
- What I Saw
- What Kind of Times Are These
- What Length of Verse?
- “What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why”
- What Our Dead Do
- What's Wrong
- What the Birds Said
- What the Leaf Told Me
- Whatever Can Be Done, Will Be Done
- When I Am Asked
- When I Heard at the Close of the Day
- When I Was Fair and Young
- When in Wisconsin Where I Once Had Time
- When Last We Parted
- When ’Midst the Gay I Meet
- When on the Marge of Evening
- When to Her Lute Corinna Sings
- When You Are Not Surprised
- when you have forgotten Sunday: the love story
- White hair does not weigh
- The White Island, or Place of the Blest
- The Whitsun Weddings
- Whoever You Are Holding Me Now in Hand
- "Why art thou silent! Is thy love a plant"
- Why Nobody Pets the Lion at the Zoo
- Why the Pretty One
- A Wicker Basket
- Wild Oats
- The Willing Mistriss
- The Window, at the Moment of Flame
- The Window
- The Windows
- The Wine of Love
- Wings
- Winter Dawn
- Winter Dusk
- Winter Remembered
- The Wish
- wishes for sons
- Wishes to his (Supposed) Mistress
- With Sincerest Regrets
- The Woman at the Washington Zoo
- Woman's Constancy
- Woman Unborn
- “Womanhood, wanton, ye want”
- Women
- Women
- Wonder
- The Wooden Toy
- Words
- Words from Confinement
- Working Habits
- The World
- The World
- A World to Do
- The Worship of Nature
- The Wound
- Writ on the Eve of My 32nd Birthday
- Written in her French Psalter
- Written on a Wall at Woodstock
- Written with a Diamond on her Window at Woodstock
- Wyatt Resteth Here
- x-pug
- X Ray
- The Yak
- The Yellowhammer's Nest
- Yesterday
- You and I
- You Can Have It
- You Could Pick It Up
- You’re
- You Say, Columbus with his Argosies
- You Smiled, You Spoke, and I Believed
- You Who Wronged
- Young Love
- Zazen on Ching-t’ing Mountain
- Zero Hour
- “Any fool can get into an ocean . . .”
- Five Poems From “Helen: A Revision”
- Helen: A Revision
- “Imagine Lucifer . . .”
- Letter to Gary Bottone
- Plaisir
- A Poem For Dada Day At The Place April 1, 1958
- Response to the Loyalty Oath
- A Second Train Song for Gary
- Silent Prophet
- For Edwin Wilson
- For Emily Wilson