 | "Success is counted sweetest" (P 67) |
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| "South Winds jostle them-" (P 86) |
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| "Safe in their Alabaster Chambers -" (P 216) |
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| "Blazing in Gold and quenching in Purple" (P 228) |
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| "That after Horror- that 'twas us-" (P 286) |
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| "Your Riches - taught me - Poverty." (P 299) |
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| "I'll tell you how the Sun rose -" (P 318) |
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| "The nearest Dream recedes - unrealized -" (P 319) |
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| "We play at Paste -" (P 320) |
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| "Of all the Sounds despatched abroad," (P 321) |
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| "There came a Day at Summer's full," (P 322) |
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| "As if I asked a common Alms," (P 323) |
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| "Some keep the Sabbath going to Church-" (P 324) |
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| "Of Tribulation-these are They," (P 325) |
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| "I cannot dance upon my Toes-" (P 326) |
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| "Before I got my eye put out" (P 327) |
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| "A Bird came down the Walk-" (P 328) |
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| "Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat?" (P 365) |
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| "The Soul unto itself" (P 683) |
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| "Best Gains-must have the Losses' Test-" (P 684) |
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| "Not "Revelation"-'tis-that waits," (P 685) |
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| "They say that "Time assuages" -" (P 686) |
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| "The Luxury to apprehend" (P 815) |
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| "A Death blow is a Life blow to Some" (P 816) |
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| "The Wind begun to knead the Grass-" (P 824) |
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| "The Only News I know" (P 827) |
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| "The Robin is the One" (P 828) |
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| "Ample make this Bed-" (P 829) |
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| "A narrow Fellow in the Grass" (P 986) |
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| "I heard, as if I had no Ear" (P 1039) |
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| "Except the smaller size" (P 1067) |
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| "Further in Summer than the Birds" (P 1068) |
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| "Paradise is of the option." (P 1069) |
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| "To undertake is to achieve" (P 1070) |
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| "Trust adjusts her "Peradventure"-" (P 1161) |
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| "When I hoped I feared -" (P 1181) |
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| "Remembrance has a Rear and Front -" (P 1182) |
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| "Step lightly on this narrow spot -" (P 1183) |
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| "The Days that we can spare" (P 1184) |
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| "Immortal is an ample word" (P 1205) |
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| "The Show is not the Show" (P 1206) |
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| "He preached upon "Breadth" till it argued him narrow -" (P 1207) |
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| "Our own possessions - though our own" (P 1208) |
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| "To disappear enhances - " (P 1209) |
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| "The Sea said "Come" to the Brook -" (P 1210) |
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| "The Stars are old, that stood for me -" (P 1249) |
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| "Longing is like the Seed" (P 1255) |
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| "Not any higher stands the Grave" (P 1256) |
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| "Dominion lasts until obtained -" (P 1257) |
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| "Who were "the Father and the Son"" (P 1258) |
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| "A Wind that rose" (P 1259) |
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| "Because that you are going" (P 1260) |
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| "The things we thought that we should do" (P 1293) |
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| "Of Life to own" (P 1294) |
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| "To his simplicity" (P 1352) |
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| "The last of Summer is Delight -" (P 1353) |
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| "The Heart is the Capital of the Mind -" (P 1354) |
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| "The Mind lives on the Heart" (P 1355) |
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| "The Rat is the concisest Tenant" (P 1356) |
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| "'Faithful to the end' Amended" (P 1357) |
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| "The Treason of an accent" (P 1358) |
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| "The long sigh of the Frog" (P 1359) |
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| "I sued the News - yet feared - the News" (P 1360) |
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| "The Flake the Wind exasperate" (P 1361) |
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| "Of their peculiar light" (P 1362) |
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| "Summer laid her simple Hat" (P 1363) |
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| "How know it from a Summer's Day?" (P 1364) |
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| "Take all away -" (P 1365) |
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| "These held their Wick above the West -" (P 1390) |
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| "They might not need me - yet they might -" (P 1391) |
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| "Hope is a strange invention -" (P 1392) |
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| "Lay this Laurel on the One" (P 1393) |
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| "Whose Pink career may have a close" (P 1394) |
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| "After all Birds have been investigated and laid aside -" (P 1395) |
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| "She laid her docile Crescent down" (P 1396) |
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| "It sounded as if the Streets were running" (P 1397) |
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| "I have no Life but this -" (P 1398) |
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| "Perhaps they do not go so far" (P 1399) |
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| "How brittle are the Piers" (P 1433) |
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| "We knew not that we were to live" (P 1462) |
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| "A Route of Evanescence" (P 1463) |
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| "One thing of it we borrow" (P 1464) |
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| "The Savior must have been" (P 1487) |
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| "A Dimple in the Tomb" (P 1489) |
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| "The Face in evanescence lain" (P 1490) |
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| "Mine Enemy is growing old -" (P 1509) |
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| "How happy is the little Stone" (P 1510) |
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| "My country need not change her gown," (P 1511) |
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| "All things swept sole away" (P 1512) |
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| "'Go traveling with us!'" (P 1513) |
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| "As imperceptibly as Grief" (P 1540) |
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| "Come show thy Durham Brest" (P 1542) |
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| "Obtaining but our own Extent" (P 1543) |
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| "No Brigadier throughout the Year" (P 1561) |
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| "Pass to they Rendezvous of Light" (P 1564) |
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| "Climbing to reach the costly Hearts" (P 1566) |
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| "Not knowing when the Dawn will come," (P 1619) |
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| "Of Glory not a Beam is left" (P 1647) |
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| "The immortality she gave" (P 1648) |
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