• A Dream Of Whitman Paraphrased, Recognized And Made More Vivid By Renoir
• A Young Child And His Pregnant Mother
• Albert Einstein To Archibald Macleish
• All Night, All Night
• America, America!
• Apollo Musagete, Poetry, And The Leader Of The Muses
• Archaic Bust Of Apollo
• At This Moment Of Time
• Baudelaire
• By Circumstances Fed
• Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day
• Cambridge, Spring 1937
• Concerning The Synthetic Unity Of Apperception
• Dogs Are Shakespearean, Children Are Strangers
• Far Rockaway
• Father And Son
• Faust In Old Age
• For The One Who Would Not Take His Life In His Hands
• For The One Who Would Take Man's Life In His Hands
• From The Graveyard By The Sea
• From: A King Of Kings, A King Among The Kings
• In The Naked Bed, In Plato's Cave
• In The Slight Ripple, The Mind Perceives The Heart
• Late Autumn In Venice
• Love And Marilyn Monroe
• Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
• Narcissus
• News Of The Gold World Of May
• Now He Knows All There Is To Know. Now He Is Acquainted With The Day And Night
• O Love, Sweet Animal
• Occasional Poems
• Out Of The Watercolored Window, When You Look
• Parlez-Vous Francais?
• Philology Recapitulates Ontology, Poetry Is Ontology
• Phoenix Lyrics
• Poem (Faithful To Your Commands, O Consciousness)
• Poem (In The Morning, When It Was Raining)
• Poem (Old Man In The Crystal Morning After Snow)
• Poem (Remember Midsummer: The Fragrance Of Box)
• Poem (You, My Photographer, You, Most Aware)
• Prothalamion
• Saint, Revolutionist
• Socrates Ghost Must Haunt Me Now
• Someone Is Harshly Coughing As Before
• Sonnet On Famous And Familiar Sonnets And Experiences
• Sonnet Suggested By Homer, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Paul Vakzy, James Joyce, Et Al.
• Sonnet: O City, City
• Sonnet: The Ghosts Of James And Peirce In Harvard Yard
• Spiders
• The Ballad Of The Children Of The Czar
• The Ballet Of The Fifth Year
• The Beautiful American Word, Sure
• The Choir And Music Of Solitude And Silence
• The First Night Of Fall And Falling Rain
• The Foggy, Foggy Blue
• The Greatest Thing In North America
• The Heavy Bear Who Goes With Me
• The Journey Of A Poem Compared To All The Sad Variety Of Travel
• The Poet
• The Sin Of Hamlet
• The Spring
• The True-Blue American
• This Is A Poem I Wrote At Night, Before The Dawn
• Tired And Unhappy, You Think Of Houses
• To Helen
• Two Lyrics From Kilroy's Carnival: A Masque
• What Curious Dresses All Men Wear
• What Is To Be Given
• Words For A Trumpet Chorale Celebrating The Autumn
• Yeats Died Saturday In France