Table of Contents
- Dedication.
- College Lyfe.
- The Music of Nature. Part I.
- The Music of Nature. Part II.
- The Soul-Flower.
- Ode to the Wind.
- Niagara.
- To a Humming Bird.
- On Hearing Triumphant Music.
- The Rainbow.
- Night and the Soul.
- The Poet.
- Correspondences.
- The Thundergust.
- Beauty and Truth.
- To the Aurora Borealis.
- Enosis.
- Endymion.
- My Thoughts.
- The Riddle.
- Colour and Light.
- Inworld.
- Outworld.
- The Ocean.
- The Blind Seer.
- The Star-gazer.
- The Artist.
- The Prophet Unveiled.
- Silence and Speech.
- Field Notes.
- The Bouquet.
- Love.
- To E———.
- Separation.
- Autumn Stars.
- A Prayer.
- Sonnets.
- I. Introductory.
- II. Introductory.
- III. To My Sisters.
- IV. To My Friends.
- V. To My Friends.
- VI. To Ethelinde.
- VII. To the Magnolia Grandifloria.
- VIII. Beauty.
- IX. First Truths.
- X. Memory.
- XI. Sleep.
- XII. Sleep.
- XIII. The Rose.
- XIV. The Honeysuckle.
- XV. Morning.
- XVI. Night.
- Sonnets on Musical Instruments
- I. The Violin.
- II. The Violoncello.
- III. The Oboe.
- IV. Trumpets and Trombones.
- V. The Horns.
