In villages from which their childhoods came 101 Incredulous, he stared at the amused 105 Islands 210
it is odd that the English 263
It was Easter as I walked in the public gardens 7
It's natural the Boys should whoop it up for 294
Journey to Iceland 46 Jumbled in the common box 115
Kicking his mother until she let go of his soul 123
Lady, weeping at the crossroads 95 Lakes 208
Lament for a Lawgiver 176 Lauds 231
Law, say the gardeners, is the sun 89
Lay your sleeping head, my love 50
Lesson, The 125
Let me tell you a little story 55
Look, stranger, at this island now 43
Looking up at the stars, I know quite well 237
Lucky, The 107
Lullaby, A 299
Make this night loveable 201 Master and Boatswain 144 Mechanic, merchant, king 146 Memorial for the City 190
Men would never have come to need an attic 260
Miranda 147
Miss Gee 55
Moon Landing 294
More Loving One, The 237
Mountains 206
Mundus et Infans 123
Musee des Beaux Arts 79
My Dear One is mine as mirrors are lonely 147 My rioters all disappear, my dream 145
Nature is so near: the rooks in the college garden 63 New Year Greeting, A 292
No, not their names. It was the others who built 76 No window in his suburb lights that bedroom where 101 Nobody I know would like to be buried 253 Nocturne 201 Nones 223 Noon 175
Nothing is given: we must find our law 77 Now, as desire and the things desired 230 Now the leaves are falling fast 43 Now through night's caressing grip 41
o for doors to be open and an invite with gilded edges 42 o Love, the interest itself in thoughtless Heaven 25 o what is that sound which so thrills the ear 26 "0 where are you going?" said reader to rider 19 "0 who can ever gaze his fill" 48 Ode to Terminus 289 Old People's Home 295 Old saints on millstones float with cats 210 On the Circuit 248 On this day tradition allots 292 Only a smell had feelings to make known 66 Only the hands are living; to the wheel attracted 45 Orpheus 55
Others had swerved off to the left before 108
Our hill has made its submission and the green 232
Our hunting fathers told the story 33
Ours yet not ours, being set apart 269
Out of a bellicose fore-time, thundering 282
Out of a gothic North, the pallid children 239 Out of it steps the future of the poor 99 Out on the lawn I lie in bed 29 Oxford 63
Perfection, of a kind, was what he was after 80 Plains 211
Poet, oracle and wit 109 Postscript 174 Preparations, The 99 Presumptuous, The 104 Prime 216
Prologue At Sixty 284
Prologue: The Birth of Architecture 252
Prospera to Ariel 129
Quarter of pleasures where the rich are always waiting 78 Quest, The 99
Really, must you 245 Refugee Blues 83 River Profile 282
Say this city has ten million souls 83 Sea and the Mirror, The 127 Seated after breakfast 261 Sebastian 145
Second Temptation, The 102 September 1, 1939 86 Sext 219
She looked over his shoulder 198
Shield of Achilles, The 198
Should the shade of Plato 266
Simultaneously, as soundlessly 216
Since you are going to begin to-day 12
Sir, no man's enemy, forgiving all 7
Simple like all dream wishes, they employ 75
So from the years the gifts were showered; each 64
Sob, heavy world 176
Song 187
Song for St. Cecilia's Day 96 Spain 51
Spinning upon their central thirst like tops 108
Spring this year in Austria started off benign 296
Stay with me, Ariel, while I pack, and with your first free act 129
Steatopygous, sow-dugged 242
Stephano 138
Streams 214
Suppose he'd listened to the erudite committee 107 Sylvan meant savage in those primal woods 204
Talking to Myself 296
Taller to-day, we remember similar evenings 3 Terce 218
Thanksgiving, A 300 Thanksgiving for a Habitat 252 The aged catch their breath 127 The archaeologist's spade 302 The din of work is subdued 299
The eyes of the crow and the eye of the camera open 190
The first time that I dreamed, we were in flight 125
The friends who met here and embraced are gone 100
The High Priests of telescopes and cyclotrons 289
The library annoyed him with its look 102
The life of man is never quite completed 75
The life of plants 271
The Ogre does what ogres can 291
The over-logical fell for the witch 106
The piers are pummelled by the waves 183