- A Ballad Of The Boston Tea-Party
- A Birthday Tribute
- A Familiar Letter
- A Family Record
- A Farewell To Agassiz
- A Good Time Going!
- A Hymn Of Peace
- A Loving-Cup Song
- A Memorial Tribute
- A Noontide Lyric
- A Parody On “a Psalm Of Life”
- A Parting Health
- A Poem For The Meeting Of The American Medical Association At New York, May 5, 1853
- A Poem Served To Order
- A Poem. Dedication Of The Pittsfield Cemetery
- A Portrait
- A Rhymed Lesson (Urania)
- A Roman Aqueduct
- A Sea Dialogue
- A Sentiment
- A Sentiment Offered At The Dinner To H. I. H. The Prince Napoleon
- A Song Of
- A Song Of Other Days
- A Song. For The Centennial Celebration Of Harvard College
- A Souvenir
- A Sun-Day Hymn
- A Toast To Wilkie Collins
- A Voice Of The Loyal North
- A Welcome To Dr. Benjamin Apthorp Gould
- Ad Amicos
- Address For The Opening Of The Fifth Avenue Theatre
- After A Lecture On Keats
- After A Lecture On Moore
- After A Lecture On Shelley
- After A Lecture On Wordsworth
- After The Curfew
- After The Fire
- Agnes
- Album Verses
- All Here
- America To Russia
- American Academy Centennial Celebration
- An After-Dinner Poem
- An Appeal For
- An Evening Thought
- An Impromptu
- An Impromptu - Ii
- An Old-Year Song
- Army Hymn
- Astraea: The Balance Of Illusions
- At A Birthday Festival
- At A Dinner To Admiral Farragut
- At A Dinner To General Grant
- At A Meeting Of Friends
- At My Fireside
- At The
- At The Banquet To The Chinese Embassy
- At The Banquet To The Grand Duke Alexis
- At The Banquet To The Japanese Embassy
- At The Close Of A Course Of Lectures
- At The Pantomime
- At The Papyrus Club
- At The Saturday Club
- At The Turn Of The Road
- At The Unitarian Festival
- Aunt Tabitha
- Ave
- Avis
- Benjamin Peirce
- Bill And Joe
- Birthday Of Daniel Webster
- Boston To Florence
- Brother Jonathan's Lament
- Bryant’s Seventieth Birthday
- But One Talent
- But One Talent
- Cacoethes Scribendi
- Call Him Not Old, Whose Visionary Brain
- Chanson Without Music
- Choose You This Day Whom Ye Will Serve
- Contentment
- Daily Trials By A Sensitive Man
- De Sauty
- Departed Days
- Dorothy Q.
- Edward Everett
- Epilogue To The Breakfast-Table Series
- Even-Song
- Evening. By A Tailor
- Extracts From A Medical Poem. The Stability Of Science
- F. W. C.
- Fantasia
- Farewell To J. R. Lowell
- First Verses
- For Class Meeting
- For The Burns Centennial Celebration
- For The Centennial Dinner
- For The Commemoration Services
- For The Dedication Of The New City Library, Boston
- For The Fair In Aid Of The Fund To Procure Ball’s Statue Of Washington
- For The Meeting Of The National Sanitary Association
- For The Moore Centennial Celebration
- For The Services In Memory Of Abraham Lincoln
- For The Window In St. Margaret’s
- For Whittier’s Seventieth Birthday
- Francis Parkman
- Freedom Or Queen
- From A Bachelor’s Private Journal
- From The Iron Gate
- God Save The Flag
- Grandmother's Story Of Bunker Hill Battle (As She Saw It From The Belfry)
- H. C. M. H. S. J. K. W.
- Hail, Columbia!
- Harvard
- Homesick In Heaven
- How The Old Horse Won The Bet
- How To Not Settle It
- Humboldt’s Birthday
- Hymn After The Emancipation Proclamation
- Hymn At The Funeral Services Of Charles Sumner
- Hymn For The Celebration At The Laying Of The Cornerstone Of Harvard Memorial Hall, Cambridge, October 6, 1870
- Hymn For The Class-Meeting
- Hymn For The Dedication Of Memorial Hall At Cambridge, June 23, 1874
- Hymn For The Fair At Chicago
- Hymn For The Inauguration Of The Statue Of Governor Andrew
- Hymn For The Two Hundredth Anniversary Of King’s Chapel
- Hymn Of Trust
- Hymn Read At The Dedication Of The Oliver Wendell Holmes Hospital At Hudson, Wisconsin
- Hymn Written For The Great Central Fair In Philadelphia, 1864
- Hymn Written For The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of The Reorganization Of The Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
- Hymn.—the Word Of Promise
- I Like You And I Love You
- Illustration Of A Picture
- In Memory Of Charles Wentworth Upham, Jr.
- In Memory Of John And Robert Ware
- In Memory Of John Greenleaf Whittier
- In Response
- In The Twilight
- In Vita Minerva
- Iris, Her Book
- J. D. R.
- James Russell Lowell
- Joseph Warren, M. D.
- King’s Chapel
- La Grisette
- La Maison D’or
- Latter-Day Warnings
- Lexington
- Lines
- Lines -- For Berkshire Jubilee, Aug. 23, 1844
- Lines By A Clerk
- Lucy
- L’inconnue
- Mare Rubrum
- Martha
- Meeting Of The Alumni Of Harvard College
- Midsummer
- Midsummer
- Musa
- My Annual
- My Aunt
- My Aviary
- Near The Snow-Line
- Never Or Now
- No Time Like The Old Time
- Non-Resistance
- Nux Postcoenatica
- Ode For A Social Meeting
- Ode For Washington’s Birthday
- Old Cambridge
- Old Ironsides
- On Lending A Punch-Bowl
- On The Death Of President Garfield
- On The Threshold
- Once More
- One Country
- Opening The Window
- Our Banker
- Our Dead Singer
- Our Home—our Country
- Our Indian Summer
- Our Limitations
- Our Oldest Friend
- Our Sweet Singer
- Our Yankee Girls
- Parson Turell’s Legacy
- Parting Hymn
- Poem (Halleck Monument Dedication)
- Poem At The Centennial Anniversary Dinner Of The Massachusetts Medical Society
- Poem For The Dedication Of The Fountain At Stratford-On-Avon
- Poem For The Two Hundred And Fiftieth Anniversary Of The Founding Of Harvard College
- Poem Read At The Dinner Given To The Author By The Medical Profession Of The City Of New York, April 12, 1883
- Poetry: A Metrical Essay, Read Before The Phi Beta Kappa Society, Harvard
- Post-Prandial
- Prelude To A Volume Printed In Raised Letters For The Blind
- Programme
- Prologue
- Questions And Answers
- Reflections Of A Proud Pedestrian
- Remember--Forget
- Rhymes Of A Life-Time
- Rip Van Winkle. Canto I.
- Robinson Of Leyden
- Semi-Centennial Celebration Of The New England Society
- Shakespeare
- Song. For A Temperance Dinner
- Songs In Many Keys
- Spring
- Spring Has Come
- St. Anthony The Reformer
- Stanzas
- Sun And Shadow
- Tatarus
- The Angel-Thief
- The Archbishop And Gil Blas
- The Ballad Of The Oysterman
- The Banker’s Secret
- The Bells
- The Boys
- The Broken Circle
- The Broomstick Train; Or, The Return Of The Witches
- The Cambridge Churchyard
- The Chambered Nautilus
- The Comet
- The Coming Era
- The Crooked Footpath
- The Deacon's Masterpiece Or, The Wonderful "One-Hoss Shay": A Logical Story
- The Dilemma
- The Dorchester Giant
- The Dying Seneca
- The Exile’s Secret
- The First Fan
- The FlaÂNeur
- The Flower Of Liberty
- The Fountain Of Youth
- The Girdle Of Friendship
- The Gray Chief
- The Height Of The Ridiculous
- The Hot Season
- The Hudson
- The Iron Gate
- The Island Hunting-Song
- The Last Blossom
- The Last Charge
- The Last Leaf
- The Last Look
- The Last Prophecy Of Cassandra
- The Last Reader
- The Last Survivor
- The Living Temple
- The Lover’s Secret
- The Lyre Of Anacreon
- The Meeting Of The Dryads
- The Mind’s Diet
- The Moral Bully
- The Morning Visit
- The Mother’s Secret
- The Music-Grinders
- The Mysterious Visitor
- The Old Cruiser
- The Old Man Dreams
- The Old Man Of The Sea
- The Old Player
- The Old Tune
- The Only Daughter. Illustration Of A Picture
- The Opening Of The Piano
- The Organ-Blower
- The Parting Song
- The Parting Word
- The Peau De Chagrin Of State Street
- The Philosopher To His Love
- The Pilgrim's Vision
- The Ploughman
- The Poet’s Lot
- The Promise
- The Rose And The Fern
- The School-Boy
- The Secret Of The Stars
- The September Gale
- The Shadows
- The Ship Of State
- The Silent Melody
- The Smiling Listener
- The Spectre Pig
- The Star And The Water Lily
- The Statesman’s Secret
- The Steamboat
- The Stethoscope Song. A Professional Ballad
- The Strong Heroic Line
- The Study
- The Sweet Little Man
- The Toadstool
- The Treadmill Song
- The Two Armies
- The Two Streams
- The Voiceless
- The Wasp And The Hornet
- To A Blank Sheet Of Paper
- To A Caged Lion
- To A Portrait Of
- To An English Friend
- To an Insect
- To Canaan
- To Christian Gottfried Ehrenberg
- To Frederick Henry Hedge
- To George Peabody
- To Governor Swain
- To H. W. Longfellow
- To James Freeman Clarke
- To James Russell Lowell
- To John Greenleaf Whittier
- To My Old Readers
- To My Readers
- To Rutherford Birchard Hayes
- To The Eleven Ladies
- To The Poets Who Only Read And Listen
- To The Portrait Of
- To The Teachers Of America
- Too Young For Love
- Two Poems To Harriet Beecher Stowe
- Two Sonnets: Harvard
- Under The Violets
- Under The Washington Elm, Cambridge
- Union And Liberty
- Unsatisfied
- Verses For After-Dinner
- Vestigia Quinque Retrorsum
- Voyage Of The Good Ship Union
- Welcome To The Chicago Commercial Club
- Welcome To The Grand Duke Alexis
- Welcome To The Nations
- What I Have Come For
- What We All Think
- Wind-Clouds And Star-Drifts
- Youth
- Æstivation