| From Poems (1847) | |
| The Rhodora | |
| The Humble-Bee Fable Astræa Etienne de la Boe´ce | |
| Suum Cuique Compensation Forbearance Berrying | |
| Thine Eyes Still Shined Eros Loss and Gain Hamatreya | |
| The Snow-Storm Painting and Sculpture Holidays | |
| From the Persian of Hafiz Ghaselle Xenophanes | |
| The Day's Ration Blight Musketaquid Hymn ('By the rude bridge that arched the flood') | |
| The Sphinx Each and All The Problem To Rhea | |
| The Visit Uriel The World-Soul | |
| From May-Day and Other Pieces (1867) | |
| Brahma Nemesis Fate Freedom Ode Sung in the Town Hall | |
| Boston Hymn Love and Thought Lover's Petition Una | |
| Letters Rubies Merlin's Song | |
| The Test Nature I Nature II | |
| The Romany Girl My Garden | |
| The Titmouse Days Sea-Shore Two Rivers | |
| Waldeinsamkeit Terminus | |
| The Past Experience Compensation Culture | |
| Politics Heroism Character | |
| Friendship Beauty Manners | |
| Art Spiritual Laws | |
| Unity Worship Quatrains | |
| FromSelected Poems (1876) | |
| The Nun's Aspiration Hymn ('We love the venerable house') | |
| Cupido Boston Silence The Three Dimensions | |
| Motto to 'The Poet' | |
| Motto to 'Gifts' | |
| Motto to 'Nature' | |
| Motto to 'Nominalist and Realist' | |
| Motto to 'History' | |
| South Wind | |
| From The Unpublished Poems | |
| 'William does thy frigid soul' | |
| 'Perhaps thy lot in life is higher' | |
| Song | |
| 'I spread my gorgeous sail' | |
| 'O what is Heaven but the fellowship' | |
| 'Ah strange strange strange' | |
| 'See yonder leafless trees against the sky' | |
| 'Do that which you can do' | |
| 'Few are free' | |
| Van Buren The Future Rex | |
| 'And when I am entombed in my place' | |
| 'Bard or dunce is blest, but hard' | |
| 'It takes philosopher or fool' | |
| 'Tell men what they knew before' | |
| 'I use the knife' | |
| 'There is no evil but can speak' | |
| 'The sea reflects the rosy sky' | |
| 'In this sour world, O summerwind' | |
| 'Look danger in the eye it vanishes' | |
| 'As I walked in the wood' | |
| 'I sat upon the ground' | |
| 'Good Charles the spring's adorer' | |
| 'Around the man who seeks a noble end' | |
| 'In the deep heart of man a poet dwells' | |
| 'O what are heroes prophets men' | |
| 'Yet sometime to the sorrow stricken' | |
| The Bohemian Hymn | |
| 'Kind & holy were the words' | |
| 'Divine Inviters! I accept' | |
| 'Go if thou wilt ambrosial Flower' | |
| 'In Walden wood the chickadee' | |
| 'Star seer Copernicus' | |
| 'At last the poet spoke' | |
| 'I grieve that better souls than mine' | |
| Nantasket Water | |
| 'Where the fungus broad & red' | |
| 'From the stores of eldest Matter' | |
| 'And the best gift of God' | |
| 'Stout Sparta shrined the god of Laughter' | |
| 'Brother, no decrepitude' | |
| 'Who knows this or that' | |
| 'Saadi loved the new & old' | |
| 'And as the light divided the dark' | |
| 'When devils bite' | |
| 'Comfort with a purring cat' | |
| 'I cannot find a place so lonely'<br | |
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