Juvenilia 1912-1917: Opening game -- [Blank verse] -- Dedicated to F.W. -- How ballad writing affects our seniors -- Worker -- Athletic verse; the tackle, the punt, the safety man, the inexpressible -- Wanderings 1918-1925: Ship, translated being La Paquebot -- [There was Ike and Tony and Jaque and me ...] -- Modern version of Polonius' advice -- [In a magazine ...] -- To Will Davies -- Battle of Copenhagen -- Oklahoma -- Captives -- Champs d'Honneur -- D'Annunzio -- [God is away for the summer ...] -- Flat roofs -- [Night comes with soft and drowsy plumes ...] -- [At night I lay with you ...] -- Lines to a young lady on her having very nearly won a Vogel -- Chapter heading -- Killed Piave-July 8-1918 -- Bird of night -- Mitrailliatrice -- [On Weddynge Gyftes] -- Ultimately -- [For the harlot has a hardlot ...] -- ["Blood is thicker than water ... "] -- [All armies are the same ...] -- Shock troops -- Oily weather -- Roosevelt -- Riparto d' Assalto -- To good guys dead -- [Arsiero, Asiago ...] -- Montparnasse -- Along with youth -- Earnest liberal's lament -- Age demanded -- Kipling -- Stevenson -- Robert Graves -- [I'm off'n wild wimmen ...] -- [Grass smooth on the prairies ...] -- Translations from the Esquimaux; there are seasons -- Poem -- Schwarzwald -- They all made peace-what is peace? -- I like Americans -- I like Canadians -- Big dance on the hill -- Sport of kings -- Soul of Spain with McAlmon and bird the publishers -- Part two of the soul of Spain with McAlmon and bird the publishers -- To chink whose trade is soldiering -- [Some day when you are picked up ...] -- Lady poets with foot notes -- Poem is by Maera -- Valentine and other offerings 1926-1935: Neothomist poem -- [And everything the author knows ...] -- [I think that I have never trod ...] -- [Little drops of grain alcohol ...] -- To a tragic poetess -- Portrait of a lady -- Sequel -- [The rail ends do not meet ...] -- Valentine -- Poem, 1928 -- [Little Mr. Wilson ...] -- Advice to a son -- Lines to be read at the casting of Scott Fitzgerald's balls into the sea from Eden Roc (Antibes, Alpes Maritimes) -- Farewells 1944-1956: First poem to Mary in London -- Poem to Mary (second poem) -- Poetry -- Defense of Luxembourg -- To crazy Christian -- Poem to Miss Mary -- Across the board -- Black-as poem after talking to Pamela Churchill -- Road to Avallon -- Country poem with little country -- Travel poem -- Lines to a girl 5 days after her 21st birthday -- [If my Valentine you won't be ...].