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#5
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Poems
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1898
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The Temporary The All
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1898
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Hap
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1898
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Amabel
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1898
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"In Vision I Roamed"
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1898
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At a Bridal
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1898
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Postponement
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1898
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A Confession to a Friend in Trouble
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1898
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Neutral Tones
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1898
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She
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1898
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Her Initials
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1898
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Her Dilemma
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1898
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Revulsion
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1898
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She, To Him, I.
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1898
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Ditty
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1898
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The Sergeant's Song
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1898
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Valenciennes
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1898
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San Sebastian
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1898
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The Stranger's Song
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1898
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The Burghers
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1898
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Leipzig
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1898
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The Peasant's Confession
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1898
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The Alarm
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1898
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Her Death and After
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1898
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The Dance at the Phoenix
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1898
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The Casterbridge Captains
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1898
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A Sign-Seeker
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1898
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My Cicely
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1898
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Her Immortality
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1898
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The Ivy-Wife
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1898
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A Meeting with Despair
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1898
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Unknowing
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1898
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Friends Beyond
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1898
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To Outer Nature
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1898
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Thoughts of Phena
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1898
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Middle-Age Enthusiasms
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1898
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In a Wood
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1898
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To a Lady
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1898
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To an Orphan Child
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1898
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Nature's Questioning
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1898
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The Impercipient
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1898
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At an Inn
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1898
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In a Eweleaze Near Weatherbury
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1898
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The Fire at Tranter Sweatley's
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1898
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Heiress and Architect
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1898
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The Two Men
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1898
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Lines
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1898
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"I Look into my Glass"
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1901
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Embarcation
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1901
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Departure
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1901
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The Colonel's Soliloquy
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1901
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The Going of the Battery
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1901
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At the War Office
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1901
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A Christmas Ghost-Story
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1901
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The Dead Drummer
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1901
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A Wife in London
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1901
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The Souls of the Slain
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1901
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Song of the Soldiers' Wives
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1901
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The Sick God
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1901
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Genoa and the Mediterranean
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1901
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Shelley's Skylark
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1901
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In the Old Theatre, Fiesole
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1901
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Building a New Street in the Ancient Quarter
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1901
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The Vatican: Sala Delle Muse
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1901
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Pyramid of Cestius
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1901
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Lausanne: In Gideon's Old Garden
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1901
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Zermatt: To the Matterhorn
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1901
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The Bridge of Lodi
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1901
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On an Invitation to the United States
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1901
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The Mother Mourns
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1901
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"I Said to Love"
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1901
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A Commonplace Day
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1901
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At a Lunar Eclipse
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1901
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The Lacking Sense
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1901
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To Life
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1901
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Doom and She
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1901
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The Problem
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1901
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The Subalterns
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1901
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The Sleep-Worker
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1901
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The Bullfinches
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1901
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God-Forgotten
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1901
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The Bedridden Peasant to an Unknowing God
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1901
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By the Earth's Corpse
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1901
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Mute Opinion
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1901
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To an Unborn Pauper Child
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1901
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To Flowers from Italy in Winter
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1901
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On a Fine Morning
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1901
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To Lizbie Browne
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1901
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Song of Hope
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1901
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The Well-Beloved
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1901
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Her Reproach
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1901
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The Inconsistent
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1901
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A Broken Appointment
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1901
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"Between Us Now"
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1901
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"How Great My Grief"
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1901
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"I Need Not Go"
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1901
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The Coquette, and After
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1901
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A Spot
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1901
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Long Plighted
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1901
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The Widow
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1901
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At a Hasty Wedding
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1901
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The Dream-Follower
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1901
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His Immortality
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1901
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The To-Be-Forgotten
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1901
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Wives in the Sere
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1901
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The Superseded
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1901
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An August Midnight
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1901
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The Caged Thrush Freed and Home Again
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1901
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Birds at Winter Nightfall
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1901
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The Puzzled Game-Birds
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1901
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Winter in Durnover Field
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1901
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The Last Chrysanthemum
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1901
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The Darkling Thrush
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1901
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The Comet at Yalbury or Yell'ham
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1901
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Mad Judy
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1901
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A Wasted Illness
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1901
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A Man
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1901
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The Dame of Athelhall
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1901
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The Seasons of Her Year
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1901
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The Milkmaid
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1901
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The Levelled Churchyard
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1901
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The Ruined Maid
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1901
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The Respectable Brother on "The Higher Criticism"
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1901
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Architectural Masks
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1901
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The Tenant-For-Life
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1901
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The King's Experiment
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1901
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The Tree: An Old Man's Story
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1901
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Her Late Husband
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1901
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The Self-Unseeing
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1901
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De Profundis I.
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1901
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De Profundis II.
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1901
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De Profundis III.
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1901
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The Church-Builder
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1901
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The Lost Pyx: A Medieval Legend
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1901
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Tess's Lament
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1901
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The Supplanter: A Tale
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1901
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Sapphic Fragment
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1901
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Catullus: XXXL
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1901
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After Schiller
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1901
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Song: From Heine
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1901
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From Victor Hugo
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1901
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Cardinal Bembo's Epitaph on Raphael
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1901
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"I Have Lived with Shades"
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1901
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Memory and I
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1901
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ATNOSTOt
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1909
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The Revisitation
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1909
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A Trampwoman's Tragedy
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1909
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The Two Rosalinds
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1909
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A Sunday Morning Tragedy
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1909
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The House of Hospitalities
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1909
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Bereft
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1909
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John and Jane
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1909
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The Curate's Kindness
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1909
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The Flirt's Tragedy
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1909
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The Rejected Member's Wife
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1909
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The Farm-Woman's Winter
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1909
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Autumn in King's Hintock Park
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1909
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Shut Out That Moon
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1909
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Reminiscences of a Dancing Man
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1909
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The Dead Man Walking
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1909
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1967
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1909
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Her Definition
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1909
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The Division
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1909
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On the Departure Platform
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1909
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In a Cathedral City
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1909
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"I Say I'll Seek Her"
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1909
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Her Father
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1909
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At Waking
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1909
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Four Footprints
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1909
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In the Vaulted Way
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1909
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In the Mind's Eye
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1909
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The End of the Episode
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1909
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The Sigh
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1909
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"In the Night She Came"
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1909
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The Conformers
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1909
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The Dawn After the Dance
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1909
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The Sun on the Letter
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1909
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The Night of the Dance
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1909
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Misconception
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1909
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The Voice of the Thorn
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1909
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From Her in the Country
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1909
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Her Confession
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1909
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To an Impersonator of Rosalind
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1909
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To an Actress
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1909
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The Minute Before Meeting
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1909
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He Abjures Love
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1909
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Let Me Enjoy
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1909
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The Ballad-Singer
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1909
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Former Beauties
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1909
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After the Club Dance
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1909
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The Market-Girl
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1909
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The Inquiry
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1909
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A Wife Waits
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1909
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After the Fair
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1909
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The Dark-Eyed Gentleman
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1909
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To Carrey Clavel
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1909
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The Orphaned Old Maid
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1909
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The Spring Call
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1909
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Julie-Jane
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1909
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News for Her Mother
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1909
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The Fiddler
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1909
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The Husband's View
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1909
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Rose-Ann
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1909
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The Homecoming
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1909
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A Church Romance
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1909
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The Rash Bride
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1909
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The Dead Quire
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1909
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The Christening
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1909
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A Dream Question
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1909
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By the Barrows
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1909
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A Wife and Another
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1909
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The Roman Road
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1909
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The Vampirine Fair
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1909
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The Reminder
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1909
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The Rambler
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1909
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Night in the Old Home
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1909
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After the Last Breath
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1909
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In Childbed
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1909
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The Pine Planters
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1909
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The Dear
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1909
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One We Knew
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1909
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She Hears the Storm
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1909
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A Wet Night
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1909
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Before Life and After
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1909
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New Year's Eve
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1909
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God's Education
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1909
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To Sincerity
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1909
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Panthera
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1909
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The Unborn
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1909
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The Man He Killed
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1909
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Geographical Knowledge
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1909
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One Ralph Blossom Soliloquizes
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1909
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The Noble Lady's Tale
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1909
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Unrealized
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1909
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Wagtail and Baby
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1909
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Aberdeen: 1905
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1909
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George Meredith, 1828-1909
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1909
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Yell'Ham-Wood's Story
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1909
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A Young Man's Epigram on Existence
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1914
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In Front of the Landscape
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1914
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Channel Firing
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1914
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The Convergence of the Twain
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1914
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The Ghost of the Past
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1914
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After the Visit
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1914
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To Meet, or Otherwise
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1914
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The Difference
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1914
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The Sun on the Bookcase
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1914
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"When I Set Out for Lyonnesse"
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1914
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A Thunderstorm in Town
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1914
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The Torn Letter
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1914
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Beyond the Last Lamp
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1914
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The Face at the Casement
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1914
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Lost Love
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1914
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"My Spirit Will Not Haunt the Mound"
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1914
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Wessex Heights
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1914
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In Death Divided
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1914
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The Place on the Map
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1914
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Where the Picnic Was
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1914
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The Schreckhorn
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1914
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A Singer Asleep
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1914
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A Plaint to Man
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1914
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God's Funeral
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1914
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Spectres That Grieve
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1914
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"Ah, are you digging on my grave?"
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1914
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At Tea
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1914
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In Church
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1914
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By Her Aunt's Grave
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1914
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In the Room of the Bride-Elect
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1914
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At the Watering-Place
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1914
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In the Cemetery
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1914
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Outside the Window
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1914
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In the Study
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1914
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At the Altar-Rail
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1914
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In the Nuptial Chamber
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1914
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In the Restaurant
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1914
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At the Draper's
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1914
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On the Death-Bed
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1914
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Over the Coffin
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1914
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In the Moonlight
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1914
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Self-Unconscious
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1914
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The Discovery
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1914
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Tolerance
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1914
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Before and After Summer
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1914
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At Day-Close in November
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1914
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The Year's Awakening
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1914
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Under the Waterfall
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1914
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The Spell of the Rose
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1914
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St. Launce's Revisited
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1914
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The Going
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1914
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Your Last Drive
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1914
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The Walk
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1914
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Rain on a Grace
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1914
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"I Found Her Out There"
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1914
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Without Ceremony
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1914
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Lament
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1914
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The Haunter
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1914
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The Voice
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1914
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His Visitor
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1914
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A Circular
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1914
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A Dream or No
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1914
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After a Journey
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1914
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A Death-Ray Recalled
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1914
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Beeny Cliff
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1914
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At Castle Boterel
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1914
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Places
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1914
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The Phantom Horsewoman
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1914
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The Wistful Lady
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1914
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The Woman in the Rye
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1914
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The Cheval-Glass
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1914
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The Re-Enactment
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1914
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Her Secret
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1914
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"She Charged Me"
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1914
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The Newcomer's Wife
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1914
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A Conversation at Dawn
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1914
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A King's Soliloquy
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1914
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The Coronation
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1914
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Aquae Sulis
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1914
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Seventy-Four and Twenty
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1914
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The Elopement
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1914
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"I Rose Up as My Custom Is"
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1914
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A Week
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1914
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Had You Wept
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1914
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Bereft, She Thinks She Dreams
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1914
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In the British Museum
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1914
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In the Servants' Quarters
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1914
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The Obliterate Tomb
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1914
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"Regret Not Me"
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1914
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The Recalcitrants
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1914
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Starlings on the Roof
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1914
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The Moon Looks In
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1914
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The Sweet Hussy
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1914
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The Telegram
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1914
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The Moth-Signal
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1914
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Seen by the Waits
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1914
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The Two Soldiers
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1914
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The Death of Regret
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1914
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In the Days of Crinoline
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1914
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The Roman Gravemounds
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1914
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The Workbox
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1914
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The Sacrilege
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1914
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The Abbey Mason
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1914
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The Jubilee of a Magazine
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1914
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The Satin Shoes
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1914
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Exeunt Omnes
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1914
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A Poet
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1914
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"Men Who March Away"
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#6
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Plays
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1904
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The Dynasts
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1923
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The Famous Tragedy of the Queen of Cornwall at Tintagel in Lyonnesse
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