Joseph Skipsey often amended his poems, so versions in the different collections are not always the same. Even after publication, he sometimes amended the poems in his own copies of the books. In some cases, he also changed the titles (e.g. The Seaton Terrace Lass began life as The Collier Lass).
The poems include some long poems with numbered sections - The Posy Gift, The Magic Glass, The Golden Bowl, Becky Sharp. These are listed under their overall titles, but the sections are also listed separately, with the overall title indicated in brackets afterwards.
Joseph Skipsey's published collections are listed below. The initials on the left indicate how they are referred to in the table below.
             Lyrics, by JS, a coal miner. Durham: George Procter (1858) (copy in Durham University Library)
L Â Â Â Â Â Lyrics, by Joseph Skipsey (2nd edition). Newcastle: Thomas Pigg (1859)
             Poems, Songs and Ballads. Newcastle: Hamilton & Co (no copy found) (1862)
CLÂ Â Â Â The Collier Lad and other Songs and Ballads. Newcastle: J G Forster (1864)
P     Poems, by Joseph Skipsey. Blyth: William Alder (1871)
ML    A Book of Miscellaneous Lyrics, by Joseph Skipsey. Bedlington: George Richardson (1878)
CC Â Â Â Carols from the Coal-Fields; and other songs and ballads. London: Walter Scott (1886)
CSB   Carols, Songs and Ballads, by Joseph Skipsey. London: Walter Scott (1888) (a new, slightly revised, edition of Carols from the Coalfields)
SL    Songs and Lyrics. London: Walter Scott (1892)
Skipsey's work was also included in anthologies and other publications. Some of these are listed below.
SMP    Souvenir of Modern Poets: A collection of original and select poetry by living writers. London: Groombridge & Co (1860)
TITLE FIRST LINE LOCATION 1st Publ.
Adeline P 1871
Adon P 1871
Ah! Canst thou forget? Ah! Canst thou forget the hour we met SL 1892
Alas! Alas! The woe the high of heart CC, CSB, SL 1886
All is vanity From all that I have seen or heard ML, CC 1878
All night-long All night-long I heard the blast SL 1892
All things of beauty seek to draw (Posy-Gift) All things of beauty seek to draw CC, CSB, SL 1886
Angel and the seer, the I have oped the inner vision ML 1878
Angel mother, the I had a vision of the dear departed ML, CC, CSB 1878
Annie Coal black are the tresses of Fanny P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Annie Lee Annie Lee is fair and sweet P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Another stave I'll never rave (Posy-Gift) Another stave I'll never rave CC, CSB 1886
Appeal, the CL, P 1864
Arachne I read in an old book the myth P, ML, CC, CSB 1871
Assurance, the (Magic Glass) Ah dearest dear, what do I hear? CC, CSB 1886
Away to the fair Away to the fair, my lad did repair P, CC, CSB 1871
Away to the well Away to the well lilted Annie P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Baloo Baloo, my sweet baby - the blossom! CC, CSB, SL 1886
Barbara Bell Away to the picnic at Ryton, away CC, CSB, SL 1886
Beauty, beware SMP 1860
Becky Sharp (4-part poem) O, Becky Sharp, dear Becky Sharp! CC, CSB 1886
Bee and the Rose, the (Magic Glass) You won't! The Rose's accents ring CC, CSB, SL 1886
Behind the veil (Psychic Poems, V, in CC) A phantom to me thou appearest ML, CC 1878
Bereaved One day as I came down by Jarrow P, ML, CC, CSB 1871
Betsy and Jemmie CL 1864
Billy Taylor (Golden Bowl) Sweet Billy Taylor went to sea! CC 1886
Blackbird, the Oh, my wee, wee bonnibell SL 1892
Blind as the wretch who mock'd my flowers (Posy-Gift) Blind as the wretch who mock'd my flowers CC, CSB, SL 1886
Bobby, the CL 1864
Bowl, the (Golden Bowl) Just let the Owl of evil howl CC, CSB, SL 1886
Breezelet, the Cried Ciss to the breeze, as under the trees CC, CSB, SL 1886
Bridal Gift, the last night at the fair I met light-footed Polly CC, CSB, SL 1886
Broken Spell, the Come sing me the song that once gilded my gloom CC, CSB, SL 1886
Brooklet, the A little brooklet trilled a song CC, CSB, SL 1886
Bubble-blowing From the pipe-end off it glides CC, CSB 1886
Bugle Horn, the (Magic Glass) O, the bugle-horn I heard last night CC, CSB 1886
Butterfly, the The butterfly from flower to flower CC, CSB 1886
Carl Care CL 1864
Charmer, the A song in devotion I sing to my Annie CC, CSB, SL 1886
Charity SMP 1860
Childe Rowland CL 1864
Cloud, the (Magic Glass) A cloud the valley domes, and down CC, CSB 1886
Cold look, the He look'd so cold when last we met SL 1892
Collier Lad, the My love he is a collier lad CL, P, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Collier Lass, the (Seaton Terrace Lass in later collections) My love in Seaton Terrace dwells CL; ML, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Come, let me smell thee, lily-bell (Posy-Gift) Come, let me smell thee, lily-bell CC, CSB, SL 1886
Come over the burn CL 1864
Come, pretty flowers, and drink my tears (Posy-Gift) Come, pretty flowers, and drink my tears CC, CSB, SL 1886
Consolation (Becky Sharp) Sweet Becky Sharp, sweet Beck, upon CC, CSB 1886
Crinoline, the CL 1864
Critics, the (Golden Bowl) I like the darling critics - like? CC, CSB, SL 1886
Cruel Anna (orig. Persecuted, re-titled in CSB & SL) Little Anna, cruel elf CC, CSB, SL 1886
Crushed aspirer, the O, My Spirit, art thou vanquished? P, CC, CSB 1871
Cry for Poland, a How long shall injustice prevail? P, ML, CC 1871
Curtsey, the She dropt a curtsey as she went SL 1892
Daffodil and (the) daisy Deck'd in a many gems of morn CC, CSB, SL 1886
Dame Malice (Golden Bowl) Dame Malice reigns the Queen of hags CC, CSB, SL 1886
Dance, the Met we in the festal hall P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Darling, the Misfortune is a darling ever CSB, SL 1888
Dearest dear Dearest dear, when I am near thee L, SMP 1859
Dearest maiden P 1871
Death Death is fearful! - say not so L, SMP 1859
Death of Cleopatra, the I go - from all earth can give, riven CC, CSB 1886
Delightful babe Delightful babe! To still that tune SL 1892
Dewdrop, the Ah be not vain. In yon flower-bell CC, CSB, SL 1886
Ditty, the (Becky Sharp I) O, Becky Sharp, dear Becky Sharp! CC, CSB 1886
Dolly Dare At Backworth sung till echo rung CL, P, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Dora Dee There's not a may in Ellerton CC, CSB, SL 1886
Downfall of Mammon, the (or The Poet's Dream) The baleful era of King Gold has vanished ML, CC 1878
(Psychic Poems II in CC)
Dreaded frown, the What, on yon noble brow a frown SL 1892
Dream, the I dream of thee, and o'er me glows SL 1892
Echo, the (Magic Glass X/XII/VII) Adieu! She cried, and with that cry CC, CSB, SL 1886
Elf, the If thou wilt persist t ponder SL 1892
Ellerton WIlly If Ellerton WIlly be slighted by Lilly! SL 1892
Enchanted cup, the CL 1864
Error, an I never said my verse you mock'd CC, CSB 1886
Extreme kindness (Golden Bowl V/VII/V) When I would laugh a little at CC, CSB, SL 1886
Fact, a (The Parties) Now Gladstone's party bears the bell ML 1878
Fair rower, the (Magic Glass II/II/-) She took the oars and rowed along CC, CSB, SL 1886 (in SL as a separate poem)
Fair thief, the (Magic Glass IX/XV/V) The sweet one smiled, then swept away CC, CSB, ML 1886
Fair, the CL, P 1864
Fairies' adieu, the Our revels are now ended, so good night, so good night P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Fame Deep, deep must you dig in the earth, ere you come L 1859
Fanny P 1871
Fatal dance, the CL 1864
Fatal errand, the My mother bade me go, I went CC, CSB, SL 1886
Freedom Would I could to freedom awaken a song ML 1878
Get up Get up, the caller cries, get up P, ML, CC, CSB, ML 1871
Go, Musie, go! You like, I know (Posy Gift X/X/VIII) Go, Musie, go! You like, I know CC, CSB, SL 1886
Goal, the My golden goal lies at the end SL 1892
Golden bird, the I will not hear one cruel word SL 1892
Golden Bowl, the (14-/20-/14-part poem) Just let the Owl of Evil howl CC, CSB, SL 1886
Golden lot, a In the coal-pit, or the factory P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Guardian angel, the (Psychic Poems X in CC only) I'm the spirit Emmalina, thy guardian angel, and ML, CC 1878
Ha, ha! At last you're fettered fast /
Ola! Yet phantom lad (Posy-Gift XVII / XVII / XV) Ha, ha! At last you're fetter'd fast CC, CSB, SL 1886
Ha, ha! Last night I served you right (Posy-Gift IV / IV / II) Ha, ha! Last night I served you right CC, CSB, SL 1886
Hag night (Golden Bowl II / XI / II) La, what a night! The hag has sworn CC, CSB, SL 1886
Hartley Calamity, the The Hartley men are noble, and CL, P, ML, CC, CSB 1864
Haunted (Little Anna) Little Anna, young and fair ML 1878
He giggled at the thought, and had (Posy-Gift II / II / -) He giggled at the thought, and had CC, CSB 1886
Hell broth, the The devil and the devil's brood P, ML, CC, CSB 1871
Her weary hand Her weary hand the needle plied SL 1892
Hey Robin Hey Robin, jolly Robin L, SMP, P, CC, CSB, SL 1859
I'm a-weary I'm a-weary with care, I'm a-weary with care L, P, CC, CSB 1859
In the wild grove In the wild grove we wander'd SL 1892
Inner conflict, the (Psychic Poems VIII in CC) Thrice "Io Paean!" let me cry ML, CC 1878
Inner harp, the (Magic Glass) The memories of moments flown CC, CSB, SL 1886
Invitation, an CL, P 1864
Io Paean Triumphant o'er trouble, triumphant o'er pain ML, CC, CSB 1878
Jack the rover (Golden Bowl - / VI) My brother Jack the Rover, Sir! CC 1886
Jemmie McKye CL 1864
Jemmy stops lang at the fair Oh dear! What can the matter be L 1859
Just so (Golden Bowl XIV / XX / XIV) Just let the Owl of Evil howl CC, CSB, SL 1886
Just the way (Golden Bowl XIII / XII / XIII) Was ever wretch in such a plight? CC, CSB, SL 1886
Kit Clark Meg Miller skipt over to Horton CC, CSB, SL 1886
Kit never went down No, Kit never went down into Halliwell town SL 1892
Kitten, the Misfortune is a kitten, clearly CSB, SL 1888
Knight's choice, the CL 1864
Lad of Bebside, the My heart is away with the lad of Bebside L, CC, CSB, SL 1859
Lass of Willington Dene, the At Willington Dene dwells a winsome girl L 1859
Let England beware Let England beware, ere for war we declare ML 1878
Lethal dart, the I tremble like a wind-blown leaf SL 1892
Life and death Oh, what is Life? A magic night CC, CSB, SL 1886
Lilly and Willy If Ellerton Willy be slighted by Lilly! CC, CSB 1886
Lily and the Rose, the P 1871
Lily of the valley, the This Lily of the Valley smells SL 1892
Lines P 1871
Lines on hearing the downfall of Sebastopol P 1871
Little Anna (Haunted in ML) Little Anna, young and fair ML, CC, CSDB, CL 1878
Lo! Never a man Lo! Never a man since the world began SL 1892
Lo, a fairy Lo, a fairy on a day P, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Lo, the day Lo the day begins to rise CC, CSB, SL 1886
Lost at the fair Last night at the fair did I lose thee, my honey CC, CSB, SL 1886
Lotty Hay As I came down from Earsdon Town CC, CSB, SL 1886
Love without hope The glory of her charms I felt ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Love's absurdity Alack-a-day! How love will cavil L 1859
Lucky hour, the (Magic Glass III / III / II) The fickle Moon has left the skies CC, CSB, SL 1886
Lullaby, a Thro' the dark and dreary night CL, P, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Magic glass, the (16- / 20- / 14-part poem) The memories of moments flown CC, CSB, SL 1886
Maiden with the dark brown hair (The WIlted Leaf) Wilted is the leaf, and blown L, SMP 1859
Mary of Crofton Ah! A lovely jewel was Mary of Crofton P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
May Gunild, the (The Stained Lily) CL 1864
Meg Goldlocks You've heard of Meg Goldlocks of WIllington Dene? CC, CSB, SL 1886
Merry bee, the A golden bee a-cometh SL 1892
Minstrel, the (Magic Glass) Ah, deem not when thy minstrel tunes CC, CSB, SL 1886
Misfortune Away with the muses of frolic! - away ML, CC, CSB 1878
Mission, the (Psychic Poems IV in CC) I have oped my inner vision ML, CC 1878
Modest maid, the O, could I a garland braid P, SMP, CC, CSB 1871
Moth, the To-night a gilded moth took wing CC, CSB, SL 1886
Mother wept Mother wept and father sighed P, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Music I listen to the accents of the silver corded harp ML, CC, CSB 1878
My little boy My little boy, the laughter CC, CSB, SL 1886
My loved one My loved one appears CC, CSB 1886
My merry bird I had a merry bird L, P, CC, CSB, SL 1859
My shoulder you pat My shoulder you pat! What would you be at? SL 1892
My song must end; and now I'll send (Posy-Gift) My song must end; and now I'll send CC 1886
Mysterious rider, the Upon a steed he came with speed CC, CSB, SL 1886
Mystic lyre, the Heaven-gifted was the mortal, thrice-illumin'd by heaven's own fire ML, CC, CSB 1878
Nanny P 1871
Nanny to Bessy Eleven long winters departed ML, CC, CSB 1878
Nil desperandum Why thus mourn o'er star-hopes faded? ML 1878
No longer be downhearted No longer be downhearted, love L 1859
No more roses! No more roses! He that's gone SL 1892
Not as wont We'll meet no more as wont! She said SL 1892
Not jealous (Golden Bowl) I jealous? Pooh! - Doth not her eyes CC 1886
Not the bird (Golden Bowl) He's not the bird I took him for CC, CSB, SL 1886
O! Sleep O sleep, my little baby; thou SL 1892
O, dear, dear, dear! What shall I do / ensue? (Posy-Gift) O, dear, dear, dear! What shall I do? CC, CSB, SL 1886
Oh! My spirit Oh! My spirit are thou vanquished L, SMP 1859
Old story, an The stars above are shining CSB 1888
Omega Wrapt in fancy by a river ML, CC, CSB 1878
On Bardon Hill Oh! I think, think still, how, on Bardon Hill SL 1892
On hearing a girl sing P 1871
On seeing a beggar believed A tenfold blessing on his head L 1859
Once more shall our standard Once more shall our standard L 1859
Once more, sweet Muse, a fancy choose (Posy-Gift) Once more, sweet Muse, a fancy choose CC, CSB, SL 1886
One fancy kicks another's heel (Posy-Gift) One fancy kicks another's heel CC, CSB, SL 1886
One solace, the (Magic Glass) I might have wish'd it otherwise CC, CSB, SL 1886
Oracle, the The vision will vanish for ever CC, CSB, SL 1886
Outcast flower, the You turn in disdain from me? I suppose /
You turn up your nose at me? I suppose CC, CSB, SL 1886
Parties, the (A Fact) Now Gladstone's party bears the bell ML, CC 1878
Pearl, the (Magic Glass) Unknit that bro w; the day too soon CC 1886
Persecuted (Cruel Anna) Little Anna, cruel elf ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Petition, the (Golden Bowl) Dear critics, pray, what have I done CC, CSB, SL 1886
Poet's Dream, the (Downfall of Mammon) The baleful era of King Gold has vanished ML, CC 1878
Polly and Harry Merry, lark-like merry P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Poor Rose Beware! Yon bird now in glee on the bough CC, CSB 1886
Posy-Gift, the You quite mistake the sprite you chase CC, CSB, SL 1886
Power of love, the P 1871
Precious pearl, the (Becky Sharp) Dear Becky Sharp, you lovely girl! CC, CSB 1886
Proud one's doom, the Queen Pearl's own equal - nay CC, CSB, SL 1886
Psychic Poems (set of 10) CC 1886
(these poems appear separately in other volumes )
Question, the What can he ail? I hear them ask ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Reign of gold, the It sounded in castle and palace P, ML, CC, CSB 1871
Remembrance, a I stray 'neath a moon SL 1892
Resolve, the In trumpet-toned accents I heard CC, CSB 1886
Return, the (Magic Glass) Can this be her? Her dark eyes show CC, CSB, SL 1886
Riddle Read, the (Psychic Poems III in CC) I thank my God I ever lived to see the blessed day ML, CC 1878
Right thing, the (Golden Bowl) When Day once stirs, her locks of gold CC, CSB, SL 1886
Ring, the Tis dead of night. Within a cloud ML, CC, CSB 1878
Robin redbreast Tis little Robin Redbreast CC, CSB 1886
Rosa Rea The sun is in the western sky ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Rose of the roses, the O the rose, of roses the glory SL 1892
Rose's complaint, the (Magic Glass) You naughty bee! The Red Rose said CC 1886
Ruin, the The bitter wind blows o'er the desolate world CL, P, CC, CSB 1864
Rumour (Golden Bowl) Elf Rumour? Ay, the airy fay CC, CSB, SL 1886
Rydal trip, the Dear WIllie, now the March hath blown SL 1892
Seaton Terrace lass, the (Collier Lass in CL) My love at Seaton Terrace dwells CL, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Secret, the (Magic Glass) The wind comes from the west tonight CC, CSB, SL 1886
See, Essie goes! See, Essie goes! - and thou, proud rose SL 1892
Seen and the Unseen, the (Magic Glass) They cry, "How light, the heart and bright" CC, CSB, SL 1886
Seer, the Would I could awaken numbers, brighter, sweeter ML, CC, CSB 1878
She cannot boast CL 1864
She is not fashioned She is not fashioned to command CC, CSB 1886
Silent bird, the What wonder if sad SL 1892
Singer, the What tho', in bleak Northumbria's mines SL 1892
Slighted Ah me! My heart is like to break ML, CC, CSB 1878
Slippers, the Two slippers in the morning red SL 1892
Social glass, the (The Toper's Song in P) Come fill up the glass, and tho' never P, CC 1871
Soldier to his mistress, the Though far from thee I go, love L 1859
Song SMP 1860
Songstress, the The dearest accents ever heard CC, CSB 1886
Songstress, the (Magic Glass) Back flies my soul to other years CC, CSB, SL 1886
Soul's hereafter, the (Psychic Poems VII in CC) Dies not the soul when dust to dust is given ML, CC 1878
Spell, the Love's a pleasure, love's a treasure P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Stained Lily, the (The May Gunild in CL) When first the maiden fair I eyed CL, CC, CSB, SL 1864
Stanzas The hopes that allured me ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Star and the meteor, the Directed by a little star CC, CSB, SL 1886
Stars are twinkling, the The stars are twinkling in the sky ML, CC, CSB, SL 1878
Steeds and their riders (Golden Bowl) Don't spur us so: you'll ever find CC, CSB, SL 1886
Summer breezelet, the Not now shall I sing of my sports in Spring CC, CSB 1886
Sun has gone down, the The sun has gone down in the west L, SMP 1859
Sympathy In despite of the cold and the gloom ML, CC, CSB 1878
Syren, the (Magic Glass) Her harp she takes, from string to string CC, CSB 1886
Theft, the Perfidious damsel, with thy dazzling eyes P, CC, CSB 1871
These flowers so reflect the grace (Posy-Gift) These flowers so reflect the grace CC, CSB, SL 1886
These gems of grace unutterable (Posy-Gift) These gems of grace unutterable SL 1892
These jewels left her very hand (Posy-Gift) These jewels left her very hand CC, CSB 1886
These lovely blooms, their rich perfumes (Posy-Gift) These lovely blooms, their rich perfumes CC, CSB, SL 1886
Thistle and nettle Twas on a night with sleet and snow P, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Though master had gold Tho' master had gold and treasures untold SL 1892
Thought toiler, the (Psychic Poems IX in CC) A thought toiler, faint and o'ercome by his labours ML, CC 1878
Three maidens, the A knight right bold rode over the wold P, CC, CSB 1871
Time hath been, the The time hath been when they have laugh'd SL 1892
Tis quite a treat, as singer knows (Posy-Gift) Tis quite a treat, as singer knows CC, CSB, SL 1886
Tit-for-tat Say, whither goes my buxom maid CC, CSB, SL 1886
To a castaway I pity thee, poor castaway L, SMP 1859
To a girl on hearing her sing (To... in SMP) Oh chant again that theme, sweet girl L, SMP 1859
To a startled bird Fly not away, wee birdie, pray! CC, SL 1886
To a young lady (The unforgotten one) Too lovely art thou to behold L 1859
To Eliza Eliza dear! my thoughts delight L, SMP 1859
To my sweetheart Hark! hark to you, my maiden, hark! L 1859
To Sara (during illness) Say, say, my dear Sara; what causeth that tear L 1859
To W R [1] O Wily WIlly Reay, I've read SL 1892
To W R [2] To you, on you, my WIlly Reay SL 1892
Toast, the I'm as loyal a subject as Britain can boast CC, CSB, SL 1886
Toast, the (Becky Sharp) Best Becky Sharp, pray do not carp CC, CSB 1871
Too true (Golden Bowl) Truth's words are oft so very true CC, CSB, SL 1886
Toper's Song, the (The Social Glass) (air: Rossen the Bow) Come, pass round the goblet! though never L, CC 1859
Tower, the (Magic Glass / Golden Bowl) My wee, wee fawn, you see me yawn? CC, CSB, SL 1886
Truth is in the maiden's heart Truth is in the maiden's heart L 1859
Two hazel eyes Was ever bard in such pitiful plight? P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Two mirrors, the (Magic Glass) She took the wood thro' which she sung CC 1886
Two visions, the (part of the Magic Glass in SL only) A golden sun went down to-night CC, CSB, SL 1886
Two-fold surprise, the (Magic Glass) She snapt her fingers, on her heel CC 1886
Uncle Bob Uncle Bob sat on the settle CC, CSB 1886
Uncouth things (Golden Bowl) I hate outlandish things, and own CC, CSB, SL 1886
Undeceived Secure within his citadel, my heart CC, CSB 1886
Unforgotten one, the Too lovely art thou to behold P, ML 1871
Verses P 1871
Violet and the rose, the The Violet invited my kiss L, P, ML, CC, CSB, SL 1859
Vision, the I saw but once that lovely one CC, CSB 1886
Vision has vanished, the P 1871
Vital spark, the (Psychic Poems I in CC) Bewildered by Life's Gordian Knot, long o'er me ML, CC 1878
Wanton and her victims, the P 1871
What else? (Golden Bowl) You little like the sonnet? You? CC 1886
What fancies throng into the mind (Posy-Gift) What fancies throng into my mind CC, CSB, SL 1886
What is man? (Psychic Poems VI in CC) / Man, what is he What is man? The question floweth ML, CC 1878
What! To nowhere? What! To nowhere? Ho, ho! That's to where I too go SL 1892
What's happened, Sue? (a sketch drawn on February 15) What a change has come over young Susie L 1859
Willy and Jinny / Willy to Jinny Duskier than the clouds that lie P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Willy to Lily Must all the passion which I've strove ML 1878
Wilted leaf, the (Maiden with the dark brown hair) WIlted is the leaf, and blown P, CC, CSB, SL 1871
Wind-bag, the He praised my eyes, so bright and black SL 1892
Witch-glass, the (Golden Bowl) A syren, with her mirror bright CC, CSB, SL 1886
With common sense one might dispense (Posy-Gift) With common sense one might dispense CC 1886
With loaded dice Well, thou with loaded dice hast won SL 1892
Wonder-bound They'd told me he was hoar and old CC, CSB 1886
Word of good cheer, a Why thus mourn o'er star-hopes faded? L, P, CC, SMP 1859
Wounded bird, the Why thus ever on the wing? SL 1892
Wrapt in fancy P 1871
Yes and no What "Yes," then "No"? Thou hast in haste SL 1892
You quite mistake the sprite you chase (Posy-Gift) You quite mistake the sprite you chase CC, CSB, SL 1886
Young Fanny A change hath come over young Fanny CC, CSB, SL 1886