The Complete Poetical Works

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1. The Seraphim · poem
2. The Poet's Vow · poem
3. The Romaunt of Margret · poem
4. Isobel's Child · poem
5. A Romance of the Ganges · poem
6. An Island · poem
7. The Deserted Garden · poem
8. The Soul's Travelling · poem
9. Sounds · poem
10. Night and the Merry Man · poem
11. Earth and her Praisers · poem
12. The Virgin Mary to the Child Jesus · poem
13. To Bettine, the Child-Friend of Goethe · poem
14. Felicia Hemans (to L. E. L., referring to her monody on the poetess) · poem
15. Memory and Hope · poem
16. The Sleep · poem
17. Man and Nature · poem
18. A Sea-side Walk · poem
19. The Sea-Mew · poem
20. The Little Friend · poem
21. My Doves · poem
22. To Mary Russell Mitford · poem
23. The Student · poem
24. The Exile's Return · poem
25. A Song against Singing · poem
26. Stanzas («I may sing ; but minstrel's singing...») · poem
27. The Young Queen · poem
28. Victoria's Tears · poem
29. Vanities · poem
30. Bereavement · poem
31. Consolation · poem
32. A Supplication for Love · poem
33. The Mediator · poem
34. The Weeping Saviour · poem
35. The Measure · poem
36. Cowper's Grave · poem
37. The Weakest Thing · poem
38. The Pet-Name · poem
39. Queen Annelida and False Arcite · poem
40. The Complaint of Annelida to False Arcite · poem
41. A Drama of Exile · piece
42. The Soul's Expression · poem
43. The Seraph and Poet · poem
44. On a Portrait of Wordsworth by B. R. Haydon · poem
45. Past and Future · poem
46. Непоправимое · poem
47. Слёзы · poem
48. Безнадежность · poem
49. Substitution · poem
50. Comfort · poem
51. Perplexed Music · poem
52. Work · poem
53. Futurity · poem
54. The Two Sayings · poem
55. The Look · poem
56. The Meaning of the Look · poem
57. A Thought for a Lonely Death-Bed · poem
58. Work and Contemplation · poem
59. Pain in Pleasure · poem
60. An Apprehension · poem
61. Discontent · poem
62. Patience taught by Nature · poem
63. Cheerfulness taught by Reason · poem
64. Exaggeration · poem
65. Adequacy · poem
66. To George Sand, a Desire · poem
67. To George Sand, a Recognition · poem
68. Узник · poem
69. Неудовлетворённость · poem
70. The Romaunt of the Page · poem
71. The Lay of the Brown Rosary · poem
72. The Mourning Mother (of the dead blind) · poem
73. A Valediction · poem
74. Сватовство леди Джеральдин · poem
75. Сватовство леди Джералдины. Эпилог · excerpt
76. A Vision of Poets · poem
77. Плач детей · poem
78. К Флэшу, моей собаке · poem
79. The Dead Pan · poem
80. Горец и поэт · poem
81. Любовь · poem
82. Insufficiency · poem
83. Сонеты с португальского · cycle
84. «Я вспоминала строки Феокрита...» · poem
85. II. «But only three in all God's universe...» · poem
86. «Неровня мы, возлюбленный мой брат…» · poem
87. IV. «Thou hast thy calling to some palace-floor...» · poem
88. V. «I lift my heavy heart up solemnly...» · poem
89. «Уйди. Хоть понимаю: мне — стоять…» · poem
90. VII. «The face of all the world is changed, I think...» · poem
91. VIII. «What can I give thee back, O liberal...» · poem
92. «Так чем я отплатить тебе могу...» · poem
93. X. «Yet, love, mere love, is beautiful indeed...» · poem
94. XI. «And therefore if to love can be desert...» · poem
95. XII. «Indeed this very love which is my boast...» · poem
96. XIII. «And wilt thou have me fashion into speech...» · poem
97. «Коль я тобой любима, пусть бы ради…» · poem
98. XV. «Accuse me not, beseech thee, that I wear...» · poem
99. XVI. «And yet, because thou overcomest so...» · poem
100. XVII. «My poet, thou canst touch on all the notes...» · poem
101. «Возьмёшь ли локон мой...» · poem
102. XIX. «The soul's Rialto hath its merchandise...» · poem
103. «Вообрази, лишь год назад, как тень, я...» · poem
104. «Скажи: люблю — и вымолви опять...» · poem
105. XXII. «When our two souls stand up erect and strong...» · poem
106. XXIII. «Is indeed so If I lay here dead...» · poem
107. «Пускай жестокий Мир, как нож складной…» · poem
108. XXV. «A heavy heart, Beloved, have I borne...» · poem
109. «Любимые виденья с малолетства…» · poem
110. XXVII. «My own Beloved, who hast lifted me...» · poem
111. XXVIII. «My letters all dead paper, mute and white...» · poem
112. «Мечтаю о тебе. Ты, словно ствол…» · poem
113. XXX. «I see thine image through my tears to-night...» · poem
114. XXXI. «Thou comest all is said without a word...» · poem
115. XXXII. «The first time that the sun rose on thine oath...» · poem
116. XXXIII. «Yes, call me by my pet-name let me hear...» · poem
117. XXXIV. «With the same heart, I said. Til answer thee...» · poem
118. XXXV. «If I leave all for thee, wilt thou exchange...» · poem
119. XXXVI. «When we met first and loved, I did not build...» · poem
120. XXXVII. «Pardon, oh, pardon, that my soul should make...» · poem
121. XXXVIII. «First time he kissed me, he but only kissed...» · poem
122. XXXIX. «Because thou hast the power and own'st the grace...» · poem
123. XL. «Oh, yes I they love through all this world of ours!..» · poem
124. «Спасибо всем, кто обо мне с тревогой…» · poem
125. «Как я тебя люблю? Сейчас скажу...» · poem
126. XLIV. «Beloved, thou hast brought me many flowers...» · poem
127. Свирель · poem
128. Прикованный Прометей · piece
129. Идиллия XI. Киклоп · poem
130. «Ты, милая касатка...» · poem
131. «Из муки моей нестерпимой…» · poem
132. «Ты и впрямь со мной враждуешь?..» · poem
133. «Дитя, мы были дети...» · poem
134. «Не любишь ты, не любишь ты…» · poem
135. «Когда в гробу, любовь моя...» · poem
136. «Сменяются поколенья…» · poem
137. The Battle of Marathon · poem
138. An Essay on Mind · poem

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