- A double debt he has to pay
- A flame in my heart is kindled by the might of the morn’s pure breath
- Again that Voice, which on my listening ears
- A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot!
- Age cannot reach me where the veils of God
- Ah, Christ, it were enough to know
- Ah! Nature, would that I before I pass
- All are but parts of one stupendous whole
- All around him Patmos lies
- All living creatures’ pain
- All night by the shore
- All things are full of God. Thus spoke
- All things once are things for ever
- All that began with God, in God must end
- All that is broken shall be mended
- Alpha and Omega, God alone
- Amid the eternal silences
- And did those feet in ancient time
- And while they talked and talked, and while they sat
- And will they cast the altars down
- A new world did Columbus find?
- Apart, immutable, unseen
- A pious friend one day of Rabia asked
- A shape, like folded light, embodied air
- As Christ the Lord was passing by
- As the slow Evening gather’d in her grey
- At intervals of tunes
- At night in each other’s arms
- A voice in the dark imploring
- Backward!—beyond this momentary woe!
- Batter my heart, three person’d God; for, you
- Before me grew the human soul
- Behind the orient darkness of thine eyes
- Beneath this world of stars and flowers
- Betwixt the dawning and the day it came
- Beyond; beyond; and yet again beyond!
- Blow gently over my garden
- Bright Queen of Heaven! Gods Virgin Spouse
- But she, the wan sweet maiden, shore away
- But so deep the wild-bee hummeth
- By one great Heart the Universe is stirred
- By one pervading spirit
- By those heights we dare to dare
- Calm soul of all things! make it mine
- Chanting the square deific, out of the One advancing, out of the sides
- Christ, as a light
- Come, dear Heart!
- Come down, O Christ, and help me! reach thy hand
- Come, Hesper, and ye Gods of mountain waters
- Comest Thou peaceably, O Lord?
- Consider the sea’s listless chime
- Could my heart but see Creation as God sees it,—from within
- Creation’s and Creator’s crowning good
- Darkness broods upon the temple
- Dead? Not to thee, thou keen watcher,—not silent, not viewless, to thee
- Dear and fair as Earth may be
- Dear friend, far off, my lost desire
- Deep on the convent-roof the snows
- Each wave that breaks upon the strand
- Elder father, though thine eyes
- Elected Silence, sing to me
- En Soph, uncomprehended in the thought
- Ere aught began
- Even as a bird sprays many-coloured fires
- Ev’n like two little bank-dividing brooks
- False life! a foil and no more, when
- Far in the Heavens my God retires
- Far off, most secret, and inviolate Rose
- Fate, which foresaw
- Flight is but preparative. The sight
- Flower in the crannied wall
- For I have learned
- For years I sought the Many in the One
- Fountain of Fire whom all divide
- Friends and loves we have none, nor wealth nor blessed abode
- From age to age in the public place
- From the Silence of Time, Time’s Silence borrow
- From this hour I ordain myself loos’d of limits and imaginary lines
- From twig to twig the spider weaves
- From what meek jewel seed
- Give reverence, O man, to mystery
- God, God!
- God is the sole and self-subsistent one
- God was, alone in unity. He willed
- God, who made man out of dust
- Good Friday in my heart! Fear and affright!
- Grand is the leisure of the earth
- Grand is the seen, the light, to me—grand are the sky and stars
- Grow old along with me!
- Hail, sacred Order of eternal Truth!
- Hallowed be Thy name—Halleluiah!
- Happy those early dayes! when I
- He is made one with Nature: there is heard
- Hearken, oh hearken! let your souls behind you
- Hear now, O Soul, the last command of all
- Hemmed in by petty thoughts and petty things
- Here kneels my word, that may not say
- Here on this little bridge in this warm day
- Here, Pan, on grey rock slab we set for Thee
- Her feet are set in darkness—at Her feet
- He stood there. Like the smoke
- He who knows Love—becomes Love, and his eyes
- High stretched upon the swinging yard
- His wide Hands fashioned us white grains and red
- How like an Angel came I down!
- How shall I find Him, who can be my guide?
- I am beloved of the Prince of the garden of pleasure
- I am that which began
- I am the God of the sensuous fire
- I am the Reaper
- I am the song, that rests upon the cloud
- I am the spirit of all that lives
- I am the wind which breathes upon the sea
- I begin through the grass once again to be bound to the Lord
- I came into the world for love of Thee
- I come in the little things
- I did not think, I did not strive
- I fled Him, down the nights and down the days
- I found full many a hindrance on the road
- I found Thee in my heart, O Lord
- If there had anywhere appeared in space
- If the red slayer think he slays
- If thou would’st hear the Nameless, and wilt dive
- I Give you the end of a golden string
- I got me flowers to straw Thy way
- I had no God but these
- I have gone the whole round of Creation: I saw and I spoke!
- I know ’tis but a loom of land
- I like a church; I like a cowl
- I missed him when the sun began to bend
- In childhood’s pride I said to Thee
- In strenuous hope I wrought
- In the light of the silent stars that shine on the struggling sea
- In the secret Valley of Silence
- In the vaile of restles mynd
- In what torne ship soever I embarke
- In Youth, when through our veins runs fast
- I pass the vale. I breast the steep
- I paused beside the cabin door and saw the King of Kings at play
- I sat me down and looked around
- I saw Eternity the other night
- I saw the Son of God go by
- I saw the Sun at midnight, rising red
- I see his blood upon the rose
- I sing the Name which None can say
- Is it the moved air or the moving sound
- Is not the work done? Nay, for still the Scars
- I spin, I spin, around, around
- I stood among the ancient hills
- I struck the board, and cry’d, No more
- I think that in the savour of some flowers
- It lies not on the sunlit hill
- I was not with the rest at play
- I will arise and to my Father go
- I wish a greater knowledge, then t’attaine
- I’ woman, am that wonder-breathing rose
- King’s Daughter!
- Lay me to sleep in sheltering flame
- Lead, Kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom
- Leave, leave, thy gadding thoughts
- Leave the romance before the end
- Let mans Soule be a Spheare, and then, in this
- Let me come nearer Thee
- Lies yet a well of wonder
- Life of my life! soul of my inmost soul!
- Lift up your heads, gates of my heart, unfold
- Lift up your hearts!’ The holy dews
- Like a tired lover I rest on her bosom
- Like soundless summer lightning seen afar
- Lo as some bard on isles of the Aegean
- Lo here a little volume, but great Book
- Lo, in the sanctuaried East
- Lo! in the vigils of the night, ere sped
- Look, O blinded eyes and burning
- Lord Buddha, on thy lotus-throne
- Lord, I have knelt and tried to pray to-night
- Lord of the grass and hill
- Lord, said a flying fish
- Lord, Thou art mine, and I am Thine
- Lord, when the sense of thy sweet grace
- Loud mockers in the roaring street
- Love came to crave sweet love, if love might be
- Love, flooding all the creeks of my dry soul
- Love, thou art Absolute sole lord
- Luf es lyf pat lastes ay, par it in Criste es feste
- Mariner, what of the deep?
- Me Lord? can’st thou mispend
- Men say the world is full of fear and hate
- Mortals, that behold a Woman
- My contemplation dazzles in the End
- My genial spirits fail
- My God, I heard this day
- My good blade carves the casques of men
- My heart did heave, and there came forth O God!
- My Lord, my Love! in pleasant pain
- My naked simple Life was I
- My sorrow had pierced me through; it throbbed in my heart like a thorn
- My soul is like a fencèd tower
- My Spectre around me night and day
- No coward soul is mine
- Not alone in Palestine those blessed Feet have trod
- Not made with hands, its walls began to climb
- Now God forbid that Faith be blind assent
- O beat and pause that count the life of man
- O captain of the wars, whence won Ye so great scars?
- O chantry of the Cherubim
- O’er boundless fields of night, lo, near and far
- Of all great Nature’s tones that sweep
- O gain that lurk’st ungainèd in all gain!
- O God, where does this tend—these struggling aims?
- Oh, fair immaculate rose of the world, rose of my dream, my Rose!
- Oh! little blade of grass
- Oh, tempt me not! I love too well this snare
- Oh, there are moments in man’s mortal years
- Oh where the immortal and the mortal meet
- O joyes! Infinite sweetnes! with what flowres
- O life! what letts thee from a quicke decease?
- O little lark, you need not fly
- O lord, the Giver of my days
- Om, Amitaya! measure not with words
- O martyred Spirit of this helpless Whole
- O me, man of slack faith so long
- On a rusty iron throne
- Once, long before the birth of time, a storm
- Once when my heart was passion-free
- O nectar! O delicious stream!
- One of the crowd went up
- One thing in all things have I seen
- Only to be twin elements of joy
- On the Heights of Great Endeavour
- O power to whom this earthly clime
- O somewhere, somewhere, God unknown
- O thou mysterious One, lying asleep
- O thou not made with hands
- O thou that movest all, O Power
- O tree of life, blissful tree
- Our seer, the net-mender
- Out of the depths of the Infinite Being eternal
- Out of the seething cauldron of my woes
- O vast Rondure, swimming in space
- Over the great city
- O what am I that the cold wind affrays
- O world invisible, we view thee
- O world, thou choosest not the better part!
- O yeares! and Age! Farewell
- Pilate and Caïaphas
- Rose of all Roses, Rose of all the World!
- See how the orient dew
- She moves in tumult; round her lies
- Silent is the house: all are laid asleep
- Sleep sleep old Sun, thou canst not have repast
- Slight as thou art, thou art enough to hide
- Snowflakes downfloating from the void
- Some folk as can afford
- Some thank Thee that they ne’er were so forsaken
- Sometimes, as in the summer fields
- Sometimes, I know not why, nor how, nor whence
- So thin a veil divides
- Souls there be to whom ’tis given
- Spirit! that dwellest where
- Stars in the heavens turn
- Still as great waters lying in the West
- Still deep into the West I gazed; the light
- Strange, all-absorbing Love, who gatherest
- Strangely, strangely, Lord, this morning
- Such was the Boy—but for the growing Youth
- Summer, and noon, and a splendour of silence, felt
- Sunshine let it be or frost
- Sure Man was born to meditate on things
- Sweetest Saviour, if my soul
- Sweet Infancy!
- Swirl of the river aflow to the sea
- Teach me, my God and King
- Tell us, tell us, holy shepherds
- That all things should be mine
- The altar tiles are under her feet
- The awful shadow of some unseen Power
- The angells’ eyes, whome veyles cannot deceive
- The body is not bounded by its skin
- The buried statue through the marble gleams
- The city quakes, the earth is filled with blood
- The desire of love, Joy
- The Knowledge of God is the wisdom of man
- The Lion, he prowleth far and near
- The Lord of all, himself through all diffus’d
- The Maiden caught me in the wild
- The man that hath great griefs I pity not
- The Master said
- The Master stood upon the mount, and taught
- The Mother sent me on the holy quest
- Then came Sir Joseph, hight, of Arimathèe
- The peaks, and the starlit skies, the deeps of the fathomless seas
- There are who, when the bat on wing transverse
- There came one day a leper to my door
- There is a flame within me that has stood
- There is a glory in the apple boughs
- There is a rapture that my soul desires
- There is one Mind, one omnipresent Mind
- There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream
- There were no shadows till the worlds were made
- The Secret of the World is lowly
- These Houres, and that which hovers o’re my End
- The Self is Peace; that Self am I
- The spirit grows the form for self-expression
- The sun descending in the west
- The sun, the moon, the stars, the seas, the hills and the plains
- The Vision of Christ that thou dost see
- The Western Road goes streaming out to seek the cleanly wild
- The Woof that I weave not
- The world is charged with the grandeur of God
- The world uprose as a man to find Him
- They said: ‘She dwelleth in some place apart
- They say there is a hollow, safe and still
- This outer world is but the pictured scroll
- This is he, who, felled by foes
- Thou hope of all Humanity
- Thou, for whom words have exhausted their sweetness
- Though the long seasons seem to separate
- Thou, so far, we grope to grasp thee
- Thrice bless’d are they, who feel their loneliness
- Through the dark night I wander on alone
- Through the Uncreated
- Thus while the days flew by, and years passed on
- Tis Man’s own Nature, which in its own Life
- To God, the everlasting, who abides
- To make the Body and the Spirit one
- To Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love
- To my friend Butts I write
- To-night I tread the unsubstantial way
- To see a World in a grain of sand
- To the assembled folk
- To the elements it came from
- Trimurti, Trimurti
- Truth is within ourselves; it takes no rise
- Truth, so far, in my book;—the truth which draws
- Under the flaming wings of cherubim
- Unfold thy face, unmaske thy ray
- Victim of love, in manhood’s prime
- We are resolved into the supreme air
- We know Thee, each in part
- Well meaning readers! you that come as freinds
- We sow the glebe, we reap the corn
- We suffer. Why we suffer,—that is hid
- What art Thou, dearest Lord, and what am I
- What do I want of thee?
- What domination of what darkness dies this hour
- What do you seek within, O Soul, my Brother?
- What happy, secret fountain
- What is that beyond thy life
- What is there hid in the heart of a rose
- What is this?
- What is this maiden fair
- What is this reverence in extreme delight
- What love I when I love Thee, O my God?
- What, O Eternity
- What of the Night, O Watcher?
- What powerful Spirit lives within!
- What’s that, which, ere I spake, was gone!
- When all the shores of knowledge fade
- When first thy Eies unveil, give thy Soul leave
- When for the thorns with which I long, too long
- When God at first made man
- When He appoints to meet thee, go thou forth
- When I am dead unto myself, and let
- When I from life’s unrest had earned the grace
- When I have gained the Hill
- When I was young the days were long
- When our five-angled spears, that pierced the world
- When thee (O holy sacrificed Lambe)
- When the Soul travails in her Night Obscure
- When the storm was in the sky
- When thou turn’st away from ill
- When weight of all the garner’d years
- Where is the land of Luthany
- Where shall this self at last find happiness?
- Who can blot out the Crosse, which th’instrument
- Who gave thee, O Beauty
- Why should I call Thee Lord, Who art my God?
- Wide fields of corn along the valleys spread
- Wild air, world-mothering air
- Wise, O heart, is the heart which loves; but what of the heart which refrains
- With a measure of light and a measure of shade
- With brain o’erworn, with heart a summer clod
- With Thee a moment! Then what dreams have play!
- With this ambiguous earth
- Would I could win some quiet and rest, and a little ease
- Would that the structure brave, the manifold music I build
- Yonder the veil’d Musician sits, His feet
- You never attained to Him. If to attain
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