Introduction -- Chronology -- Note on the text -- Chorus of cloud-maidens -- From spring days to winter -- Requiescat -- San Miniato -- By the Arno -- Rome unvisited -- La bella donna della mia mente -- Chanson -- The dole of the king's daughter -- [Cry woe, woe, and let the good prevail] -- The true knowledge -- [Lamentation] -- Lotus leaves -- A fragment from the Agamemnon of Aeschylos -- A vision -- Sonnet on approaching Italy -- Sonnet written in Holy Week at Genoa -- Impression de voyage -- The theatre at Argos -- Urbs sacra Aeterna -- The grave of Keats -- Sonnet on the massacre of the Christians in Bulgaria -- Easter day -- Sonnet on hearing the Dies Irae sung in the Sistine Chapel -- Italia -- Vita Nuova -- E tenebris -- Quantum mutata -- To Milton -- Ave Maria plena gratia -- Wasted days -- The grave of Shelley -- Santa decca -- Theoretikos -- Amor intellectualis -- At Verona -- Ravenna -- Magdalen walks -- The burden of Itys -- Theocritus: a villanelle -- Endymion -- Charmides -- Ballade de Marguerite -- Humanitad -- Athanasia -- The new Helen -- Panthea -- Phedre -- Queen Henrietta Maria -- Louis Napoleon -- Madonna mia -- Roses and rue -- Portia -- Apologia -- Quia multum amavi -- Silentium amoris -- Her voice -- My voice -- [Bittersweet love] -- The garden of Eros -- Ave imperatrix -- Pan: double villanelle -- Sen artysty; or, the artist's dream -- Libertatis sacra fames -- Sonnet to liberty -- Taedium vitae -- Fabien dei franchi -- Serenade -- Camma -- Impression du matin -- In the gold room: a harmony -- Impressions: I. les silhouettes -- Impressions: II. la fuite de la Lune -- Impressions: le reveillon -- Helas! -- Impressions I. le jardin -- II. La mer -- Le jardin des Tuileries -- The harlot's house -- Fantaisies decoratives: I. le panneau -- II. les ballons -- Under the balcony -- To my wife: with a copy of my poems -- Sonnet on the sale by auction of Keat's love letters -- The new remorse -- Canzonet -- With a copy of "A house of pomegranates" -- Symphony in yellow -- In the forest -- The sphinx -- The ballad of Reading Gaol.