the concordance for free as a pdf file

Transcription

A Concordance to the Poetry of Donald Wandrei
A CONCORDANCE TO THE POETRY
OF DONALD WANDREI
Compiled by Phillip A. Ellis
Hippocampus Press
—————————
New York
Introduction
copyright © 2008 by Phillip A. Ellis
Published by Hippocampus Press
P.O. Box 641, New York, NY 10156.
www.hippocampuspress.com
Text copyright © 2008 Harold Hughesdon.
Hippocampus Press logo designed by Anastasia Damianakos.
All rights reserved.
No part of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any
means without the written permission of the publisher.
ISBN13: 978-0-9814888-2-0
First Edition
135798642
CONTENTS
Introduction............................................................................................ 7
Schedule................................................................................................. 9
A ...................................................................................................... 13
B....................................................................................................... 60
C....................................................................................................... 80
D ...................................................................................................... 95
E..................................................................................................... 115
F ..................................................................................................... 126
G .................................................................................................... 149
H .................................................................................................... 160
I ...................................................................................................... 178
J...................................................................................................... 206
K .................................................................................................... 208
L..................................................................................................... 211
M.................................................................................................... 229
N .................................................................................................... 250
O .................................................................................................... 261
P ..................................................................................................... 286
Q .................................................................................................... 299
R..................................................................................................... 300
S ..................................................................................................... 310
T..................................................................................................... 349
U .................................................................................................... 409
V .................................................................................................... 414
W.................................................................................................... 418
Y .................................................................................................... 452
Index of Poem Titles.......................................................................... 459
INTRODUCTION
Donald Wandrei is not much remembered as a poet, now. That he was a poet of
beauty and decadence, that he was among the most skilled poets in H. P.
Lovecraft’s circle of friends and writing associates, and that he has been unjustly
neglected as a result of his failure to follow Twentieth Century artistic trends, or
to be a member of its leading circles, are points that few scholars and critics of
weird literature can deny.
The problem with Wandrei is that, thematically, at least, he was a
throwback to the late Nineteenth Century. He was a poet, as mentioned, of
decadence, but he was also a poet of horrific fantasy. His Sonnets of the Midnight
Hours stands in the front ranks of weird verse, surpassed only by the best of
Clark Ashton Smith, and, some would argue, surpassing even the best of
Lovecraft. Technically, too, he can be considered a throwback, and this can be
seen occasionally in his diction, but, whilst his formalist tendencies were out of
favour in an age of vers libre, he was likewise out of temper with the mid-century
American formalists, for the most part.
Serious poets did not write horror.
Besides these caveats, there is reason to read Wandrei, as there is to read
Lovecraft and Smith. All three were poets with a keen sense of the delicacies of
English poetry, even when such could be expressed robustly, and earnestly.
Wandrei is not a poet of the masses, like Kipling, or Lawson, nor is he a poet of
the elite. He plays a part similar to Victor Daley’s: he is the great imaginitive
dreamer in a mundane world. And that is grounds enough for the world’s
ignorance, perhaps, of his work.
Usually, only the greater poets receive the dignity of a concordance. A
concordance lends the work dignity, states its importance. Why, then, has
Wandrei deserved such a concordance, if he is so ignored? That the ignorance is
unjust, undeserved, is my argument. Wandrei is a fine, if minor poet. And it is with
the primary aim of stimulating a close examination of the poems of Wandrei, and
their language particularly, that this concordance has been created.
It is with this hope that I now present my labours, a modest work that
collects the majority of Wandrei’s extant poems. I have started, I hope, this
critical process: it is to myself and others that I look to, to fulfil the promise that
this concordance offers.
Briefly, the concordance is organised alphabetically by the language actually
used in the poems. Each entry consists usually of the headword, followed by one or
more lines of poetry; the headword is italicised in each line, and a key, consisting
of a number assigned to each poem followed by the line number, completes each
entry. The poems are listed in numerical order after this introduction, and they
consist of the bulk of all extant poems.
8
The text used for the poems is that of the Hippocampus Press edition,
Sanctity and Sin. This is currently the most available edition of Wandrei’s poems,
although it neglects the earlier Necronomicon Press edition of Wandrei’s
Collected Poems.
As with any such venture, there have been debts of gratitude, and for
services rendered. I would like to acknowledge the work and advice of S. T.
Joshi, David E. Schultz, Ben Szumskyj, Martin Andersson, and, particularly,
Derrick Hussey. The latter has been particularly patient with me, and without
his support and enthusiasm this project may have languished for far longer than
it has. I would, lastly, like to take this opportunity to thank Dr William Wright,
for keeping me sane during the process of compiling this concordance.
A CONCORDANCE TO THE POETRY OF
DONALD WANDREI
SCHEDULE
Ecstasy and Other Poems
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
The Voice of Beauty
The Song of Autumn
Ecstasy
Let us Love To-night
Vain Warning
On some Drawings
Sanctity and Sin
To Myrrhiline
The Song of Oblivion
In Madrikor
The Woodland Pool
Death and the Poet: a Fragment
Satiation
In Memoriam: George Sterling
Bacchanalia
Awakening
Red
Hermaphroditus
Aphrodite
Amphitrite
Philomela
A Drinking Song
At the Bacchic Revel
The Challenger
The Greatest Regret
Futility
From the Shadowlands of Memory
The Poet’s Language
Nightmare
Valerian
Dark Odyssey
031
032
033
Largo
Aubade
Fata Morgana
10
034
035
036
037
038
039
040
041
042
043
044
045
046
047
048
049
050
051
052
Borealis
In Memoriam: No Name
Dark Odyssey
Look Homeward, Angel
Under the Grass
You will Come back
After Bacchus, Eros
To Lucasta on her Birthday
Villanelle à la Mode
For the Perishing Aphrodite
Morning Song
The Whispering Knoll
The Five Lords
Lost Atlantis
The Plague Ship
The Voyagers’ Return to Tyre
Chaos Resolved
Epithalamium
Epilude
Poems for Midnight
053
054
055
056
057
058
059
060
061
062
063
064
065
066
067
068
069
Phantom
The Corpse Speaks
The Woman at the Window
Shadowy Night
The Worm-King
Incubus
The Prehistoric Huntsman
Water Sprite
Witches’ Sabbath
Forest Shapes
The Dream that Dies
The Sleeper
The Moon-Glen Altar
The Morning of a Nymph
Death and the Traveler: a Fragment
Ishmael: I
II
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours
070
071
072
073
074
075
After Sleep
Purple
The Old Companions
The Head
In the Attic
The Cocoon
Schedule
076
077
078
079
080
081
082
083
084
085
086
087
088
089
090
091
092
093
094
095
096
The Metal God
The Little Creature
The Pool
The Prey
The Torturers
The Statues
The Hungry Flowers
The Eye
The Rack
Escape
Capture
In the Pit
The Unknown Color
Monstrous Form
Nightmare in Green
What Followed me?
Fantastic Sculpture
The Tree
The Bell
The Ultimate Vision
Somewhere Past Ispahan
Collected Poems
Poems from Broken Mirrors
097
098
099
100
101
102
Fling Wide the Roses
Drink!
The Dead Mistress
My Lady Hath Two Lovely Lips
Aftermath
Credo
Sonnets of the Midnight Hours
103
104
105
106
107
108
Dream-Horror
The Grip of Evil Dreams
The Creatures
The Red Specter
Doom
Chant to the Dead
Moon Magic
109
110
111
112
The Glow
The Song
The Overtone
The Dream
11
12
Dead Fruit of the Fugitive Years
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
The Dream Changes
Surrender
Though all my Days
The Second Beauty
Twice Excellent Perfection
This Larger Room
The Woman Answers
The Deadly Calm
Corroding Acids
With Cat-like Tread
Lyrics of Doubt
123
124
A Testament of Desertion
To the God of my Fathers
125
126
127
128
129
Marmora
The Cypress-Bog
A Queen in Other Skies
Epitaph to a Lady
Portrait of a Lady During a Half Hour Wait while she Finished
Dressing
The Little Gods Wait
Solitary
Lines
I am Man
Golden Poppy
130
131
132
133
134
Sanctity and Sin
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
The Poet’s Lament
There was a Smell of Dandelions
The Classicist
Pedagogues
Street Scene...
The School of Seduction
The Monster Gods
Poems from. Invisible Sun
142
143
144
“I am as mad as mad can be,”
“Dig and delve”
“There was a young woman I know”
145
146
147
[Limerick]
Elegy
September Hill
A
A
Like the voice of a wind that shivers and passes
Like the pain in a passionate note
From a nightingale’s golden throat,
Like a perishing star,
Like a mist that fades in the sodden skies
The gifts of my body I bring to a flesh-white and beautiful palace,
I hold all her body a beautiful living white chalice
A slave of her passion, my passion, our ecstasy secret, malign;
For pleasures and joys that she knows not, for a new and monstrous
delight;
At her feet I have laid the tribute of a burning intolerable passion,
Of a passion swayed not by reason, a passion ungovernable, mad;
We shall live in a rapturous embrace, in an endless and holy
A little while,
For a little while, our life is bright,
For a little while, there is light,
But a moment will come and death destroy
Never a rose will deathlessly bloom,
Life is the gift to a slave.
After a while shalt go.
Never again will a dead girl thrill
To a silent lute.
All night I bowed before a burning shrine;
A choral hymn of mad and sweetest pain,
A chant to loveliness and strange, unfathomed glory,
A mute triumphal song with love’s refrain.
For thee, the gods a planet would destroy.
For many a thousand leagues around
A thousand and a thousand years ago,
The song of life is but a tedious, bitter moan;
And now at last I crown me with a coronal
He strove to bring a light.
A lonely traveler on another star;
A dreamer in eternity,
To solve one dark, strange riddle, a sage
Who asked and answered in a breath
When down the hillside came a long, low crying,
A song of pagan passion, wild and sweet;
Was it a half-god or a satyr leaping
The shadows thickened, but a blaze illuming
There came a sound: Was it a song of gladness
From the sea, a wind; the revelry has ended;
I hear a moaning in the dreamless trees;
001.1
001.3
001.4
001.8
001.13
003.5
003.7
003.10
003.18
003.21
003.22
003.27
004.14
004.31
004.32
004.33
004.35
004.38
004.42
004.66
004.67
007.18
007.30
007.31
007.32
008.12
010.9
012.40
013.2
013.7
014.3
014.11
014.12
014.33
014.34
015.3
015.4
015.19
015.25
015.33
015.41
015.42
14
A frantic whisper with the wind is blended
A warning cry—the shadowy forms are shifting:
There is a rush of hooves in the break of dawn;
A last, wild note from the distant hills comes drifting—
A maiden’s kiss
The dripping symbol of a murderer’s hands.
There touches his body lightly a shiver,
Ecstasy pains him with a quiver,
Her flesh a torment, her body a rapturous ache
For a promised trysting, a god long due, she yearns,
And on the salt sea-wind there comes a wild, sweet sighing
A passionate burst of song from a golden throat,
A rapture in the night,
A lyric ecstasy, a sad, sweet note,
Pain, and a choral delight;
The clear, pure warble of a nightingale
A golden throat, a golden song that fail—
The glasses clink for a Bacchic drink—
A wine-red toast to the health of the host—
Contains what a flagon always should!
With a rare old vintage mellowed in wood!
A drunken girl where the revellers whirl—
Flesh and the grape and a wreath of vine!
A girdle that slips from a maiden’s hips—
A form that clings to a satyr sings,
The rose, the grape, and a god are mine!
A reveller creeps where his leman sleeps—
Malignant, as if guarded by a spell,
And fearful regions of a nameless fright,
Vampirish beings of a stellar race,
What did it matter a thousand years ago
That in the later days a boy would come,
What will it matter a thousand years from now
That once a poet lived and loved and died,
And by a hideous world was crucified
With thorns of loathing on a fevered brow?
Was there a goddess in the days of old,
Who cast on me a mystic spell malign,
And drink her kisses as a priceless wine?
Did I a lovely deathless form enfold?
A phantom of the dead, forgotten Greek.
There is a language I would fain employ,
Is like the pure, sweet warbling of a bird,
And every sound a thing of lyric joy.
As if a wind had musically stirred
And of that thing there came to me a fear
And watched a queen of Saturn mourn
To watch a little creature pick
And drunk a wine of amethyst
015.43
015.45
015.46
015.47
016.4
017.8
018.5
018.7
019.3
019.7
020.11
021.1
021.2
021.3
021.4
021.5
021.7
022.1
022.3
022.6
022.10
023.1
023.2
023.3
023.5
023.6
023.7
024.12
025.8
025.11
026.1
026.2
026.5
026.6
026.7
026.8
027.1
027.3
027.7
027.8
027.14
028.1
028.3
028.4
028.7
029.9
030.11
030.15
030.19
A
15
Fermented in a wizard’s tomb.
030.20
A thousand million years ago,
030.38
With dazzle of a monstrous flame,
030.42
A star they knew before it came.
030.44
Even as one who hath a quiet sleep,
031.13
Of a dream supernal.
033.16
Of a glory I have drunken,
033.21
In a madness it has perished,
033.22
As if a wizard’s wand
034.3
Where night was like a shroud before an altar
036.13
Before a vaster deep beyond all thought,
036.14
Upon a fruitless quest.
036.32
The night that brings a sleep.
036.64
A cool dark pillow, a comforting bed,
038.13
And a pebble necklace around his head
038.15
For youth, a ravished poppy’s petals blown:
040.6
I promised you a villanelle,
042.1
You caught me, bound me, with a spell,
042.4
I promised you a villanelle.
042.6
Do light thoughts in a light heart dwell,
042.7
042.12
Not always empty is a shell,
042.16
I promised you a villanelle;
042.18
Is it only a mirror for love that I find in the beauty that else were
as shadowed as night?
043.4
For a love that was fleeting as day?
043.8
Like a priest at a shrine I adore thee,
043.9
Like a drinker of chloral I dream,
043.10
Art thou only a phantom before me,
043.11
Will a woman be born, or a man ever live through whose soul
such a madness and fury will sweep?
043.16
043.21
Like a flame, like a splendor supernal,
In a furnace of ecstasy whirled,
043.22
Thou hast woven a spell, was the chantment for only a moment
ere worship and love were to perish?
043.27
Yet it seems that a veil rises slowly
043.33
And conceals like a curtain the shrine,
043.34
There is a faint, far rapture of birds in the breathless beauty of dawn, 044.1
There is a stir of wakening winds that whisper across the lawn.
044.2
And a presence of something supernal drifts over the springsweet earth,
044.3
And the bitter sleep and the sadness have fled in a strange rebirth.
044.4
From a trunk, that withered, blighted bole,
045.2
This hill, haunted by a deathly spell,
045.6
A sibilance that followed as I stole
045.18
Risen a spectre from the dead
046.19
My royal robes like a purple ghost
046.27
On a purple throne.
046.32
Yet we like a woman came to cloy.
046.38
16
We were won and lost of a mad young boy.
Only fishes keep a seeming
For a long and mystic sleep
Time has tolled a solemn knell,
There could not be so still a sea
A heady fragrance filled the air
And over all a choral singing.
Wherefor, solution distant as a star,
A fuller dream replacing that that wanes.
A greater wealth your greater love assures
Her grave, gray eyes a beauty hide
A gray dusk mists the air
A phantom of a kingdom of no sound.
I can not move a thigh,
My corpse was once a festering sore
A noisome pool as once before.
Amid a realm of sorcery,
Never a light to mark the trail
In a fabulous land, in a fabulous time,
There lived and there ruled on a crumbling throne
A worm that was born of the deep sea-slime,
Not a creature lived in all the land,
Saw only a realm of wet black sand
Not a thing disputed the lordly worm
Nor ever a hand caressed its fat;
All it would find was a plump drowned rat
As deathless as ever a worm can be,
But a smile has crossed her quiet face—
Trapped in a crevice by great settling boulders.
In his hand a stone-pick; in his mummied eyes
Where the rock-fall caught him with a sad surprise
The rocks on a sunken shore.
To capture a breast, to hold the hair
And sinks to sleep in a sounding shell.
And a rat-like sound of pitter and patter.
And the echoing mirth of a sullen mutter,
And the dirge of a wind that whispers and dies
Like a creature unseen as it scurries and passes
From a meadowlark’s passionate throat,
As a cindering star,
Like foam in a tempest scattered and thinned
Like a mist that fades into sodden skies
Of the woods to a spot forlorn,
She will halt in a secret place
Where the trees form a little dark room:
Arabesques on a tomb.
A leafy light and shadow-patterned heliation
Traveler: Not soon for I must find a song—
046.39
047.19
047.35
047.39
048.11
049.9
049.27
050.7
051.14
051.32
053.2
053.6
053.20
054.5
054.48
054.54
055.3
056.6
057.1
057.2
057.3
057.6
057.8
057.11
057.13
057.15
057.18
058.11
059.4
059.5
059.7
060.11
060.19
060.24
062.5
062.6
062.7
063.1
063.4
063.8
063.11
063.13
065.6
065.9
065.10
065.12
066.7
067.40
067.56
A
Across a purple ground to purple cliffs
Across a velvet sky. And when I came.
And in a sea of purple shadows drowned.
Out of a dusky corner came the stare
Of some gray form that made a rattling sound.
Was it an hour? Eternity? A week?—
Whose black, scaled body had for head a beak,
A beak that, darting, closed me in its trap.
I came upon a curious great throne
A king who saw but used no eyes for seeing,
A metal titan shapen like a cone,
Quicksilver, pulsing with a deep soft tone
Oh little creature, here’s a tale of doom....
Unto my feet a little trickle crept
With blood that had so curious a glow;
At length all motion ceased, upon a crag.
The burning harpy eyes, head of a hag,
A tolling like a myriad decibels
Of lunar sorcerers; a thousand hells
I heard a sound of cosmic revelry,
With eyes of golden fury; while a score
The vacant halls were quiet as a tomb.
A savage, indestructible enemy.
To seek, beneath the flower-heads, a path.
I found my leg become a hellish root,
A deep force pulls me toward the window-blind,
The leering of a huge and sightless eye.
They slit me till a hundred new wounds bled;
Then hurled me, shapeless, on a needle-bed.
A thought my tongueless mouth could never speak;
The sun stared on me like a blood-red eye,
Caught me with safety but a league away.
There’s one small shape that mews upon a spit;
Impalpable, a brain-shaped thing of dread,
A glowing form, it drifted on a course
A sentient entity from hell, alive.
Atop a mountain measurelessly high
That pierced the blackness of a starless sky
A monstrous form surged on and searched with cry
As of a lost and hungry child. Then die
A giant shape part human, part despair,
The face a group of eyes above a blur
From which a tongue curled inward to my lair,
And of that thing swept over me a fear
And every forward step a weary strain.
Save one upon a dais standing tall,
The naked torso of a goddess glowing
Breast tip a vine; the striding legs for feet
A tuft of slender tentacles, a crest
17
071.2
071.4
071.14
072.5
072.6
072.10
075.13
075.14
076.3
076.5
076.6
076.7
077.13
078.1
078.12
079.10
079.12
080.3
080.7
080.11
081.6
081.14
082.8
082.10
082.11
083.1
083.14
084.5
084.8
084.11
085.5
086.2
087.5
088.3
088.4
088.14
089.2
089.3
089.6
089.7
089.11
089.12
089.13
090.9
091.4
092.3
092.4
092.6
092.9
18
Of blue-red veins erect, a spiral swarm.
Its branches leafless, yet a budding hand
Of bird and fish in nodules like a band
All night I heard the tolling of a bell;
The tolling came like measures for a spell.
Then all the seas united with a roar
There lay a bed of shells and bones; I spied
A city of a vast antiquity.
I saw rise up a substance soft and white
Great wealth have I, a kingdom own, with palaces for pleasure,
And lissome houris, gems and gold in many a measure,
And life less like a tomb.
And faintly comes the echo of a traveler’s song,
Rich ends, and soft the tinkle of a camel’s bell
The outer-lands where all’s a dream, and dream-winds blow
Drink! For you’ll soon have the earth for a cover!
A thousand and a thousand years have fled;
She had a lover for her wondrous grace;
Such a treasure? I’d be missing
A venomous, waiting, and phallic orchid dozes.
A tiger-lily opens and fails and closes
The garden is still with a fever that passes all name;
With a sweet rapture of shame.
A nameless and sorcerous glory has made me weak:
Life is a dream between two deaths; a blind
A million million men have lived and passed,
A million million men will live and pass,
And from a dusky corner came the stare
Of some white form that made a rattling sound;
And yet I could not move. There came a creak,
And then I felt a tongue or talon stroke
My neck, and heard a husky gurgling choke
As of a yellow corpse about to speak....
I saw great shadows across a gibbous moon;
And in the sky, there hung a baleful glare.
Out of the night, there came a shrill long scream,
My face was eaten by a red, huge Thing.
There was a red, raw dripping thing that mowed
And tottered in a spreading pool of blood;
There was a shape, on which a scarlet flood
Enwrapped it in a steaming blood-red shroud:
There was a sound, gigantically loud,
There was a crackle as of blazing wood,
And all the air was misty as a cloud.
The heavens like a dead, colossal hearse
O Love, a flower closes
A music in the air,
Wherein a cloudlike throng
A glow that develops and flows from the inner being
092.10
093.5
093.8
094.1
094.8
094.9
095.5
095.6
095.13
096.13
096.16
096.30
096.92
096.95
096.101
098.1
099.7
099.13
100.4
101.13
101.14
101.17
101.20
101.22
102.1
102.12
102.14
104.5
104.6
104.10
104.11
104.12
104.13
105.2
105.4
105.9
105.14
106.1
106.2
106.3
106.4
106.5
106.7
106.8
107.5
109.1
109.22
109.35
110.3
A
Murmurs the music of a magic hymn;
It is the blessing of a Druid’s prayer,
A flame of the stars, Beloved, burns out of the far-flung spaces
A wind from worlds beyond blows out of foreign places
Rippling the leaves that sleep in a moonless midnight noon.
A wind from the spheres that through your shadowy hair is blowing
Unending, a tale, even to him who tells, unknown.
A princess are, with beauty lovelier
When Nielsen with a pen of magic drew
A music-maker, lord of sorcery.
Though every hour were rich with a great store
For beauty of the mind, where, as on a loom
Else beauty were as lifeless as a tomb.
There is a room, Beloved, that you’ll inherit;
A counterpart of what is still to be?
That you make these to that a sacrifice,
And all your days, and mine, a vain device.
And should a mouth as pleasureful as mine
Remember phrases with a vague surprise
For you have taught a thousand things to me,
I am a fool, for only fools would trust
And only echo answer a low call.
And a bitter full heart,
Nor lift a burden from my crumpled shoulders;
A ruby flares in the glistening sky,
In a marsh that even the water-snakes spurn,
Before the palace a beacon flares,
Out of the sky, a black star shines,
From the palace, a marble monster whines,
On the throne a king for its worm-queen pines
A slain man moans on a pointed stake
By a cypress-veiled lagoon.
Footprints of a man-bat woven
Feet are ended in a fen—
She rules a realm decayed from elder days,
A star
She liked the texture of a lily,
Her own reflections in a mirror.
She loved to play a dangerous game
A paragon, except in virtue,
A beauty, save in soul and body,
Her laugh was like a silver bell.
A single gardenia lies with delicate grace in
The midst of her things: a girdle, as though to chasten
Heretical eyes is casually hung on a chair;
Their elders have promised them a day of returning,
When skies turn to flame in a universe burning,
They sleep a long sleep by faëry’s phantom fountains,
In all the silences that haunt a vacant room.
19
110.10
110.15
111.1
111.3
111.4
111.7
111.12
113.2
113.4
113.12
115.5
116.5
116.8
118.1
118.10
118.13
118.14
119.10
120.3
120.10
121.1
122.12
123.13
124.13
125.5
125.9
125.14
125.17
125.18
125.19
125.23
126.2
126.13
126.15
127.17
127.19
128.1
128.12
128.13
128.25
128.26
128.33
129.13
129.14
129.15
130.5
130.7
130.19
131.12
20
I could never love a girl with such a rhyme!
Like a steak half roasted there.
And a smell of dandelions was
Oh what a classicist am I,
He surely was a classic beauty.”
Oh what a classicist am I.
Expound a learned fourth dimension
Still live a hundred years ago,
Each pedagogue, a happy oyster,
And every prof, a second Firkins,
A model professorial wonder,
For who could ever be a prof.
Why, there each young M.A. would go to,
“Miss Shere, are you a kind person?”
“I’m asking you, Miss Shere. Are you a cruel person?”
“A great deal matters. Who are you?”
Archibald Mimmih ran a neat
The elder gods have promised a day of returning
They sleep a long sleep by Faëry’s phantom fountains,
Till a quarter of twelve,
It’s a quarter of twelve,
There was a young woman I know
There was a young man—such a pity!—
Who burped a remarkable ditty,
Ran a pipe-line that tapped him,
Drifting as leaves but urgent with a force
Abide And in her movements, languid charms abide.
That all would pass, that nothing would abide.
Able
Can’t you see that I’d be able
Abode I seek through chambers of thy strange abode;
Abomination
Abomination beautiful,
About About the eaves,
About me, who am dead.
As of some ancient corpse about to speak....
“What are you talking about?”
Above Her eyes will close at my lips on the feverish brow above;
The scented hair above thy brow,
Where the lilies bloom above;
Above the bacchanal in the forest dwelling
The sun’s rim slides above the flaming, far horizon,
Rubies I yet will place in that jet hair above
Who liked it above or below,
Abroad Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
Absolute In darkness absolute, and listening hard,
135.12
136.8
136.11
137.1
137.19
137.28
137.29
138.13
138.17
138.24
138.29
138.31
138.33
138.36
139.1
139.3
139.8
140.1
141.5
141.7
141.19
143.2
143.10
144.1
145.1
145.2
145.4
147.11
053.5
107.11
135.8
124.5
030.27
002.13
054.15
072.13
104.13
139.6
003.14
004.19
004.26
015.15
066.9
089.12
096.47
144.2
066.15
074.2
A
In silence absolute the lifeless land
Absorb The very mice absorb their wisdom,
Abysmal Abysmal secrets, monstrous mysteries, I know;
Whence came you, spawn of what abysmal womb?
Abyssal Abyssal pilgrimage undaunted, strong
Abysses We will pass from rapture to rapture and plumb the most utter
abysses
Itself was lost beyond abysses of the night...
Though endlessly we traversed far abysses,
Accompany
Old prophecies alone accompany her.
Ache
I do not know. There is an ache that fills
Acherontic
Of Acherontic streams;
Aches To soothe white flesh that for caresses aches.
Achieved
Desired of many but achieved by few.
Aching In my arms I will hold her, passive, but I know her flesh will be
aching
Acid
They poured fresh acid on my blinding eyes;
Acids
Till acids of experience undeceive
The acids would not matter, nor I rue
Across His vision, and he peered across the darkling sky
Tremors across his white flesh pass.
I looked across the great plain warily.
Across the rubble, creeping, crawling, gliding,
What followed me across the lifeless plain?
Across the boiling seas’ own muffled boom;
Added They added madness to my frantic cries
Though all my days were added one by one,
Adding Like cardinal numbers adding without end;
Admiring
Make you fair for admiring.
Adoration
Quiet hangs over all the world; in adoration
To this he gives his only adoration,
Adore Unto the end I worship and adore;
I adore you,
Love, ere thy lips dead lips alone adore.
Adoring She walks in charm, adoring nature pleases
O Love, my heart adoring
Adventure
21
093.1
138.21
013.22
017.12
024.7
003.15
034.15
079.9
053.15
019.3
027.9
012.4
067.4
020.4
068.12
003.17
084.2
121.8
121.13
014.17
018.8
044.2
071.2
071.4
082.5
089.5
091.1
094.3
105.2
084.3
115.1
115.2
096.36
066.5
068.13
007.58
043.9
052.3
097.4
041.7
109.37
22
Or was he bent on dark adventure, bold,
Aeons In aeons closes
Aflame With monstrous fires aflame.
With monstrous fires aflame.
A-Flinging
And when thy surfeit comes, then die! and die a-flinging
Afraid Why is it that I tremble, half afraid,
After
And after this, there came to me one green
There will be none after.
For there will come none after,
After you.
Now was I destined after all to die,
Afterglow
Evening to night, and night to afterglow,
After-Hell
Fore-glimpse of after-hell.
After-Nightfall
Enchantment grows in this soft after-nightfall noon,
Afternoon
And melancholy, dream away the afternoon
Again Never again will a dead girl thrill
But no voice shall speak again
When the night came down again.
Of golden voices that again will speak;
Traveler: Goodby, but if we meet again—
You’ve come again. You keep me company here,
Engulfed again the riddles of the ocean;
Neither thing will walk again.
The golden poppy once again will grow to bloom
If I never take you anywhere again;
Against He barricades himself against the world:
Desparing cry. I crouched against the wall
Of wave that smote against colossal wave.
Age
see also Dawn-Age
Beyond the age of any sun;
Of every age and every sky.
And traveled backward past the age of man
Age-Old Age-old dreams.
Ages
I peered far down the final future ages,
We have lived through cycles of birth and change, through cosmic
ages,
Agleam Moonstruck, voiceless, yet their sorceress-eyes agleam,
Aglow By cryptic tarns aglow with lethal flame,
Ago
Beckoning to rites forgotten long ago:
The tale is told of years of long ago.
059.11
133.60
012.25
067.25
097.7
083.3
004.42
029.1
052.2
052.8
052.9
085.1
090.1
147.13
045.8
096.89
096.56
004.66
047.33
048.8
067.34
067.54
077.2
094.11
126.16
134.23
135.3
069.2
088.9
094.10
030.50
030.56
036.18
015.32
036.33
112.5
006.22
036.50
006.16
007.48
012.40
026.1
A
So long ago.
Since ten thousand years ago.
The substance of it in the long ago.
The maid I love was buried long ago;
Agony As I remember, in my agony
Beyond the rack’s red searing agony
Agree Or quite agree—it’s all the same; no virtues please
Agricola Agricola, agricolae.
Agricola, agricolae.
Agricolae
Agricolae, Agricolarum,
Agricolarum
Agricolae, Agricolarum,
Ah
DEATH: Ah Poet, scorn me not,
Ah, God, that I could draw instead of write,
Ah, God! That I had genius, mad and great,
Death: Ah Traveler, scorn me not
Aimless You, and you leave the aimless labyrinth
Of aimless life, of aimless death. Long since
So muse I while the endless, aimless minutes wear
Air
see also Mid-Air
The air hung slumbrous in the drowsy heat,
Tremble upon the scented air of night,
We shivered in the quiet air,
And Psyche hover on the summer air.
Of water, fire, earth and air attend you,
Them fill the air with measureless strong beat—
That beat the air to frenzy, dirges, knells.
Burn incense till the fragrant air is odorous,
Floats up, and bathes the burning air still shimmering,
In the breathless rapture of the scented dreamful air;
The hot, still air is sweet with heavy perfumes;
Foul nightmare creatures peering through the air:
Vast wings were flapping in the still night air;
And through the riven air, there harshly swept
The air from some vast stellar carnage bled
A music in the air,
Slow patterns in the air; the warm embrace
Air and water creatures fight,
23
030.38
039.24
047.10
067.40
075.8
099.1
138.17
080.9
084.9
096.64
137.2
137.20
137.30
137.2
137.11
137.20
137.30
137.11
012.44
025.1
025.13
067.44
051.33
076.10
096.73
015.2
015.10
035.5
049.9
051.37
051.40
053.6
079.2
080.2
096.25
096.86
101.2
101.7
104.4
105.1
105.10
106.8
106.12
109.22
114.7
126.10
24
Airy
Aisles
Akbar
Alas
Alfred’s
Alice
Alien
Alike
Alive
All
Strange songs filled the air
Live with all things of earth and airy splendor,
Their enigmatic laughter filled the aisles;
Bismillah wa Allahu Akbar! when with facile
But alas! Your name is Myrtle,
Quote scholars dead in Alfred’s time,
There stand her books, the Willy Pogany Alice
His cosmic challenge in an alien world.
In those mysterious lands and alien places
In alien land, by night’s resounding vastness?
I’ll talk of future times and alien shores.
Malefic, purposive, with alien force
And I am sick alike of passion and of glory,
Her thoughts and deeds alike were shoddy.
To limbs alive with wormlike, writhing fur,
The rapture of flesh, and desire, with all strange secrets I will betray
her.
Her lips and her face and her breasts, all her body I will cover with
kisses,
All the night.
And all the long night her body to mine I shall press;
I shall teach her the lore of Venus till all her sweet body tremble,
Shall lose all Beauty in the end,
All to death must go.
Solemn all you picture them, solemn and so luring,
All night I lay between the arms of my beloved,
All night I sought the poisonous fruit of her;
Yea, all the bitter night I sought the bitter rapture,
My blood was burning in my veins, and all the torment
Rose and fell and rose through all the Lesbian night;
And she was cool, yet hers was all the passion,
And all the ecstasy and dolorous delight.
And we were love-sick, yea, and sick with all love’s poison,
Yea, we would love till all our senses swoon;
That love and passion weary all too soon.
But all night long we worshipped at our pagan altar,
And all the love and wondrous beauty of my beloved
Yea, all love’s lyric horror all were sweet;
And all the swooning, sick, and ravishing caresses
More crazed by all the amorous joys thereof;
Yea, love and more than love were all the long night’s portion,
All night in worship and in love I lay;
All night I dreamed the one long night would last for ever,
But Time will pass, and Love will pass, and all Love’s pleasure,
And all the beauty of that night now lies decaying,
Lo, all the later days are long and dull and weary,
136.5
051.54
081.12
096.82
135.10
138.11
129.5
024.14
036.45
059.12
077.12
088.5
096.4
128.28
088.14
089.9
003.7
003.11
003.13
003.20
003.26
003.29
004.11
004.20
006.17
007.1
007.2
007.3
007.5
007.6
007.7
007.8
007.9
007.14
007.16
007.17
007.18
007.19
007.22
007.23
007.26
007.33
007.38
007.39
007.41
007.43
007.45
A
For gall and ash are all the ecstasy.
Yea, all the barren years that linger in their passing,
And bitter all the poison that it brings;
Dearest of all dear things that I possess.
Pass, with all joy that passes,
But all is mute forevermore.
For all is dead, and all is still,
That fell, all Mandrikor to kill.
Where all seemed dead beneath the branch-twined roof
Ringed all around with sentinels that swayed,
Dim citadel, all dank and poisonous,
Of all my spectral lands,
More fabulous than all the gems of fame,
All things that thou dost love,
All things that thou wouldst know.
In whom all Beauty’s graces meet—
All pleasures I have ever found have been as gall.
All men, all things, all hopes, my burning dreams of fire;
I took the usual pleasures known to all mankind;
And yet, in all my travels I could only find
My weary mind has travelled all the stellar maze
All time and space were mine, and mine was every sky:
Nothing in all the universe is left for me,
All night long.
You only live when all worth living’s lost.
He burst asunder all the whelming bars
From all the hate of all those bitter scars.
And pass, as all things pass, deeming the dumb
With all the dreadful cerements of the grave,
And all his flesh to rottenness was slave;
That blasted all the worlds that were.
How all my days are as an aria played
How all my time is winnowed, leaving husks
All heaven smouldered in mysterious burning,
And all the glory faded from the skies.
Amid all worlds of time and dust begotten
I searched the years that hold all things immortal
I will not find it till all things shall cease,
And still for this one dream all else forsaking
I know this all I ever will be knowing:
Through all the space of worlds in time and spirit,
When all the olden days are over,
I have riven all darkness to find thee.
I have burned all my flame at the altar,
With its drapery hiding all wholly,
All things died in my black might,
25
007.51
007.56
007.59
007.62
007.63
008.8
009.13
010.4
010.13
010.16
011.7
011.10
011.16
012.19
012.23
012.41
012.42
012.52
013.5
013.6
013.13
013.15
013.19
013.21
013.26
015.16
017.20
024.5
024.8
026.3
029.2
029.6
030.8
031.1
031.5
034.10
034.17
036.7
036.14
036.17
036.58
036.59
036.63
037.2
039.1
043.5
043.17
043.35
046.7
26
All colours else were wan and tame,
All his great love will end in me,
Awaited us, sea-weary all,
It knew me not from all the rest,
With olden dead endeavor all erased,
For all things die, but they die most regretful
That flowered not, and all things weep to die,
And all the laughing nymphs that make earth fair;
All else is still the realm around,
All the rottenness, I dread;
All the flesh on which fat worms have fed;
All the slime and mould that slowly spread
In all the years by time begun,
All her dreaming, raptured face is white,
And made him one with all earth’s humblest creatures.
Like all his deeds, his very name unknown,
Yet all who gaze upon him walk beside him.
While creatures cower in their burrows, silent all,
Murmur of all things that wane,
Of all my timeless lands,
More fabulous than all the gems of fame.
I offer all
All things that you might love,
All things that you would know.
Your soul’s desire, all lasting rapture,
All past and future. Traveler, stay!
He scans the regions lying all around,
Where all things are, yet are not; time and space
Held sway, with purple dreamlands all around.
My old companions waited all around:
As all the years of Hercules’ great labors,
But all at once the shell of that cocoon
That filled all worlds, all space; vibrations freeing
All substances and creatures from the bond
And all the little jeweled blades of grass
In all this hideous land the only soul.
And I, and all that phantom city, died.
And all around their other victims wait,
I found no door, and when all hope lay dead
With all the dreadful cerements of the grave
And I in all that solitude lie slain.
But all the strange and withered things still hung
046.23
046.43
049.6
049.20
049.27
051.6
051.15
051.16
051.39
051.54
053.17
054.12
054.13
054.14
055.6
057.6
057.15
058.3
059.8
059.13
059.16
061.5
063.10
066.5
067.19
067.23
067.38
067.41
067.42
067.49
067.50
069.5
070.11
071.11
072.2
073.10
075.9
076.8
076.9
079.10
082.3
085.1
085.6
086.14
087.2
088.7
090.2
091.8
093.11
A
All night I heard the cadences of doom
And all strange things once covered by the sea
Now I am bored with all things brief and transitory,
Weary of all desires grown monotonous,
Than you. I have drained all delights from long impresses
Of your bright lips, all pleasure that your flesh possesses,
And all love’s joys that were.
Now I am bored with all things present, all things olden,
With all things disagree,
Or quite agree—it’s all the same; no virtues please
I know that nothing is worth while, all things are quite
Futile, futility as well; that all things wane,
All pleasure and all pain,
All substances and dreams, all sorrow, all delight,
All present, past, and future worlds; and day, and night;
All lacking, and all gain.
And leave behind me all the weary works of man,
Fling wide the roses, ere the petals all be faded,
I am the night and the garden and all things swoon
Wonder and beauty and terror are hanging all over,
All things are symbols of eternal death—
All nature whispers but her one word: Death.
The sum of all man knows, the sum of all
Of all the stars and all the universe,
And all that ever will be known, is Death.
And all around, the weary corpses lie;
And awful things were lying all around—
Upon all things of life and time and space;
In all infinity was left no place
Where Death in death all things did not immerse.
All things their form reveal,
With wonder past all knowing,
Comes love, and all the beauty that love possesses,
To birth the song that all the spheres are singing?
I love you for the beauty all can see,
Your moods are dear to me, and all the ways
You care for that warm house of all your own,
To all the world; and dearer still are those
All night the blood-red ruby glares,
And paid for all, on some occasions.
She hated all lies, save her own,
27
094.1
094.2
094.9
095.3
096.1
096.7
096.52
096.53
096.54
096.55
096.63
096.64
096.67
096.68
096.69
096.70
096.71
096.72
096.98
097.1
101.3
101.16
101.17
102.5
102.9
102.16
102.19
102.20
103.2
104.2
106.8
107.2
107.7
107.8
107.11
109.18
109.25
110.2
110.12
115.1
116.13
117.1
117.2
117.5
118.14
125.13
128.20
128.29
131.12
28
All the least lines that spelled
I am doom that all dooms follow,
I am all cups that fill,
I am all deaths that chill,
I am all life that springs anew,
The true believer makes his own faith all along
And though all poppy seeds in final chaos scatter,
Over all the tall wet grass.
I know all Latin stems and nouns,
The names of all the Roman towns;
And perfect students, all in rhythm,
Which is better than all,
Restoring all things lost and small things broken.
Allah
And La Illaha illa Allah! M’hamed rasul
Allah! the kneeling figures in devotion pray,
To heart’s desire that only I and Allah know,
Allah’s The roads to distant marts; and Allah’s blessed foretell
Allahu Bismillah wa Allahu Akbar! when with facile
Allay
He seeks to allay the old desire,
All-Consuming
You flare up in the all-consuming flame,
Alloy
Far silver bells with Song’s most sweet alloy.
All’s
All-Seeing
I am the triumph of all-seeing eye,
Almost That almost hissed or the shimmering mist
Alone To any save themselves alone,
Ennui alone.
Alone and far,
And wander in far lands and seas, alone,
Winging your vast way lonely and alone
Ere the flame was to fade from thy face, and my love to consume
and increase and devour alone?
Clad him alone;
When Atlantis stood alone
Of the dual flower that alone endures;
And she alone has beauty, grave and gray.
And it ruled alone.
Lost in that dim dawn-age he died alone,
Will wait, alone.
In my domain alone you’ll capture
Through mighty chambers, hunted and alone,
Alone protruded from the desert sand,
I heard alone the surging tides in motion.
She loved alone and loved she most
And listen always as I journey on alone.
Alone know why,
132.5
133.22
133.28
133.30
133.31
134.20
134.22
136.12
137.3
137.4
138.27
143.6
147.12
096.79
096.80
096.100
096.94
096.82
018.10
017.5
028.8
096.101
133.53
048.15
010.23
013.4
014.10
025.3
037.3
043.28
046.28
047.13
051.30
053.15
053.18
057.5
059.15
065.24
067.48
076.2
093.4
094.14
097.4
128.11
131.16
143.8
A
Along
You drift along the desert’s burning sands;
Along starroads with only moonglow paven
The sun lay warm along our way,
The sun lay warm along our way.
As we, triumphant, strode along,
Along the walls dwelt living mummies, bound
And widening inch by inch along the floor
And burning eyes along each limb. It spun
Of knotty burls along the trunk, and clung
The mandrakes moaned along the black lagoon,
Along the summit island lanes of shrubs and trees;
The coeds only get along
Aloud And now I cry aloud unto the lonely spaces,
Already I take the bridgeway you already know.
Also
They left me also rotten corpses there
They also ought to know their Caesar,
Altar
Although
Had I, although I knew on what it fed,
Although my flesh with many knives is slit.
Always Contains what a flagon always should!
Nor always full the charming sleeve—
What form you have, for always you appear
That she had always invitations,
They’re always right, they can’t be wrong,
There always was farther to go.
Am
I am enraptured of one immortally lovely, with beautiful tresses,
I am enraptured by strange and undreamed-of passionate sinful
caresses
That I am the deathless Greek upon an urn
Now I am jaded with my long, complete excess;
And I am sick to death with utter weariness
I lived whole cycles of existence; I am wise;
Ere I, by night and darkness, am bereft
I am drunk with thy spirit, thy body, thy beauty, the rapture of
endless and awful delight;
I am drugged with delirium, burning with beauty, intoxicate,
meshed in the love thou hast sown,
I am the colour deep blood-red,
I am the colour yet to be;
I am the sweet close winding-sheet
That I am weary though I’ve gone not far,
Therefor am I, with what I have, content,
And I am dead.
29
017.6
037.6
049.8
049.14
049.19
072.7
078.3
091.12
093.9
105.3
131.2
134.20
138.6
007.49
147.14
103.11
137.23
007.17
036.13
043.17
075.7
103.4
022.6
042.16
042.17
077.7
128.18
131.16
138.5
144.5
003.1
003.3
004.76
013.25
013.27
013.29
031.8
043.2
043.26
046.18
046.42
046.45
050.5
050.13
054.1
30
And I am dead.
For I am dead.
I am the sleeper
By the breath of its shameless lips I am lightly kissed
I am blind in the white embrace of the moon’s hot stream;
I find no rest in the passions with which I am shaken,
I am awed, O Love, at knowing this mystery,
I am awed that the moon and stars are so close to me.
I am awed that flower and forest and leaf be shaken
I am not sorry to have been your lover,
Why am I sad?
Thus am I sad.
Why am I weary?
Thus am I weary.
Why am I old?
Thus am I old.
I hear them in the grass when I am walking
I hear them when I am not even questing
I am man.
I am the master of each living thing,
I am the huntsman of each fleeing kind,
I am the arrow of the cosmic mind,
I am wisdom of my own self blind,
I am man,
I am builder, I am maker,
I am my own final taker,
I am man.
I am slayer, I am slain,
I am fire,
I am sod,
I am the empty brain
I am sunlight on the hill,
I am mist in midnight hollow,
I am foam torn free of storm waves cresting,
I am dust in cosmic outways resting,
I am mote
I am man.
I am the fleeting dew,
I am man.
054.3
054.7
054.15
064.2
096.1
096.4
096.55
101.3
101.8
101.27
101.28
110.5
110.6
110.7
120.9
121.1
123.1
123.5
123.6
123.10
123.11
123.15
131.1
131.11
133.1
133.2
133.3
133.4
133.5
133.6
133.8
133.11
133.12
133.13
133.14
133.15
133.18
133.20
133.21
133.22
133.23
133.24
133.25
133.27
133.28
133.29
133.30
133.31
133.32
A
I am sower, I am reaper,
I am wastrel, never keeper,
I am seeker,
I am man.
I am instant lost in time,
I am atom lost in space,
I am the cinder wiped away,
I am night erasing day,
I am nothing as I die,
I am man.
I am telling you goodbye, dear,
And in my greatest bliss I am
I am as mad as mad can be,
For I am as mad as mad can be.
Amber The green-flecked amber of your smoky-lidded eyes.
Behind the amber lids they dimly dream,
Amethyst
The grasses with glimmering dew are jewelled in opal and amethyst,
Amid
Lost amid their dreamlands, your captured phantoms dream.
I peered amid those waters black and still.
Danced and revelled amid the olive-grove?
To fall amid colossal precipices.
Amidst Amidst great cobwebs hanging everywhere
Among Among the greater infinite he quests,
Amorous As the amorous maidens were loved in decadent Rome I shall love
her,
With nymphs and girls in amorous Bacchic moods:
Caresses, though I find slight joy in amorous
The monstrous spell of the night is an amorous cover
An
For well we knew the holy night must have an ending,
But only an ancient, buried passion sings.
In search of vengeance for an ancient wrong
Monotony of life an empty show?
An unknown golden tongue where every word
Upon an endless path forever going
31
133.33
133.34
133.35
133.50
133.51
133.52
133.53
133.54
133.55
133.56
133.57
135.1
137.1
137.9
137.19
137.29
142.1
142.10
096.38
127.7
030.19
044.6
006.24
011.21
015.18
036.7
055.3
079.14
072.1
014.5
003.33
007.26
015.28
096.11
101.18
003.27
004.76
007.15
007.64
024.3
024.14
026.4
027.9
028.2
031.1
036.13
036.61
32
Has love become an aquarelle?
I can not close an eye,
Stares with an eye she can not shun.
An unseen step on the creeping moss—
They found him deep within an ancient cave
An eagerness; and pain upon his features
Or rests where an ocean current laves
To capture an errant eel
Like the ghost of an echoing note
The world is an opium-dream;
Who follows an endless stream
And slowly paces to an inner hall,
Discovering there an equal leaden hue,
Pursued and pounced; an arm that had no source
Where sat an even greater, stranger being,
As if there never were an end in store.
Of days and nights that are an old and tiring story,
An emptiness not knowing you are there.
An empress regnant in an empty tomb—
The little gods dream an apocalyptic dream;
The monster gods dream an apocalyptic dream;
The monster gods dream an apocalyptic dream,
Ancient But only an ancient, buried passion sings.
Thou art as lovely as that ancient queen
That still preserve dark ancient stains
Where ancient gods assuaged their lust consuming
My mind with longings for some ancient thing,
The sound of ancient lutes
Nothing remains of her; her ancient bed
The ruined relics of the ancient past,
And there were living, ancient mummies bound
Now I, at dusk, beside the wall of ancient tombs,
The monster gods will answer the Ancient Ones and rise.
And
Desolate, lonely, and far,
Like the wind, and the trees, and the rain,
Like the rows of poppies scattered and thinned,
And summer is fled,
And the days are dead,
And the trees are bare
And the skies are lead,
And the wind is blowing cold.
And the days are dark,
And the north-wind—hark!
042.13
054.4
055.4
056.3
059.1
059.6
060.10
060.15
063.3
064.1
064.3
069.10
069.11
072.10
074.13
076.4
078.7
096.5
101.18
118.8
127.18
130.2
141.2
141.18
007.64
008.9
010.3
015.27
024.3
027.10
059.1
067.35
072.13
099.3
102.6
104.7
134.4
141.12
001.1
001.7
001.9
001.11
002.2
002.4
002.5
002.6
002.7
002.9
002.11
A
How it howls and whoops
And its faintest breath
And it cries
And the long nights near
And summer is fled,
With beauty of face and of body as the deathlessly beautiful Greek;
caresses
The passion-born kiss and caress of my maddening desire;
She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her,
her.
kisses,
We will pass from rapture to rapture and plumb the most utter
abysses
delight;
Our desire with breast to breast and body to body we shall be slaking
Now I shall hold her white body closer and closer, till her redlips
be ashen,
And her flesh, glad.
Till she lie in ecstasy knowing and desiring her sisterhood;
We shall love in our passion in strange and ineffable ways and
dissemble
Evil and good.
Even as Song and Life and Love,
To dust and ash will turn.
To Death and Time.
And thou shalt go;
For ever and ever and desolate,
Beauty and Love and Life must die,
Youth and Song and Joy;
And I shall join thee, Myrrhiline,
Every youth and maiden must
And even so, Myrrhiline,
Let us forget vain sorrow and tears
Lily and poppy and rose are gone,
And the song of Beauty for ever dying
And while the fleeting hours away;
And I shall kiss thy warm, soft lips
And I shall play
And never will the present cease,
33
002.12
002.17
002.20
002.26
002.32
002.34
002.35
003.2
003.3
003.5
003.6
003.9
003.11
003.13
003.15
003.18
003.19
003.23
003.24
003.26
003.27
003.30
003.31
003.32
004.2
004.9
004.13
004.15
004.23
004.29
004.30
004.33
004.43
004.45
004.47
004.53
004.57
004.61
004.72
004.73
004.75
004.78
34
And never shall I find release,
When thou thy pleasure and joy art taking,
Poisonous and beautiful and dead;
Sorrowing and sorrowing for lost days golden,
Heavy-lidded, somber-eyed, sacrosanct and sinful
Slave and queen and dancing-girl, wondrous fair,
Waiting, watching till I come and join them where,
And we were fierce and passionate in our embraces,
Lest dawn and barren ashes enter in.
For we would keep the pleasure and the torment burning,
Love’s beauty and love’s torment and love’s fever-kisses,
That made our veins and pulses wildly beat.
And I was more insatiate with satiation,
And still I sought the overpowering drunken rapture,
The beauty, terror, and the pain of love.
Till senses reeled, and time and reason fled,
And beauty passed unto its final perfect beauty,
And holy sin and sanctity were wed.
And so I lay between the arms of my beloved,
For Beauty ever must dissolve and die;
The hymn and song have changed to moan and cry.
And now I cry aloud unto the lonely spaces,
The years and love are gone, and thou art gone, beloved,
And weariness of life oppresses me;
Unto the end I worship and adore;
I worship thee and ever worship more.
But bitter is the end of love and man’s desire,
Drunken with beauty and sweet ecstasy,
I close thee, pure and rare as ivory,
And I, who hold that Beauty is supreme,
And the tired day;
004.79
005.5
006.2
006.5
006.9
006.17
006.18
006.23
007.5
007.6
007.7
007.8
007.9
007.11
007.12
007.13
007.16
007.19
007.21
007.23
007.24
007.25
007.27
007.28
007.30
007.31
007.33
007.34
007.35
007.36
007.37
007.38
007.41
007.42
007.43
007.44
007.45
007.49
007.53
007.54
007.56
007.58
007.60
007.61
007.62
008.2
008.6
008.13
009.6
A
As the mist and the rain;
Their flame and their tears;
They dwell in wasteland and in night.
And never footsteps tread the ground.
And underneath the shroud of gloom
And baleful boles of strange misshapen growths
And brooded in that vast and soundless grove.
I passed and reached the black pool’s rock-strewn edge.
And hanging creepers that reluctantly
I paused and watched the cryptic waters watch.
Within the pool so fathomless and dark.
And by the dark caress was claimed forever,
And in the waters saw my own face drown,
Are black and gold and red,
And in their solemn state,
My thrones, majestical, imperial, and great,
Strange wondrous jewels and diadems
And garlands overflung
And silver flutes
Thy one Beloved, fair and sweet,
My destiny, and found what men can never guess;
I have made love in normal and eccentric ways;
Of star and sun.
And I have had terrific grief, and known the cry
And old ennui.
For ever will I call, and search the frozen skies
He peered, and in the curtained realms of sleep
And death, the great, from whom he held his vow
Alone and far,
His vision, and he peered across the darkling sky
To read the tale of star and sun,
And fixed for ever on the shoreless sea.
The greatest riddle and though vassal claimed the vassalage
Twilight upon the hills and woods was dying,
And on the wind the strange, low notes kept failing
And still it seemed as if great Pan were calling
And over the woods in ecstasy, and swelling
Garlands of rose and violet, and wreaths of vine;
35
009.16
009.22
010.5
010.12
010.13
010.14
011.3
011.6
011.9
011.11
011.16
011.17
011.20
011.21
011.23
011.24
012.13
012.14
012.15
012.24
012.29
012.36
012.40
012.51
013.7
013.10
013.15
013.17
013.20
013.21
013.23
013.27
013.28
013.31
014.2
014.6
014.10
014.17
014.18
014.30
014.34
014.35
015.1
015.4
015.5
015.7
015.13
015.18
015.22
36
`
Love and wine.
015.24
015.28
And still to flushed and heated faces burning,
015.29
For Youth, and Spring, and the woodland feast of Pan?
015.34
His pagan pipes for semigod and maid;
015.38
And body to body, drunken forms were swaying
015.39
Weary of pomp and power, gorged with glut,
016.1
And find that what I thought so great is but
016.3
Of desolation and the livid dead,
017.3
Whence came your charnel hue of pain and blood?
017.4
Oh color of destruction, rage, and lust,
017.17
Foul messenger of war and holocaust,
017.18
Hermaphroditus, loved and lover,
018.1
But only and ever his flesh is burning,
018.11
With breasts of fire, and passionate lips to slake,
019.1
The rose and the violet bind her hair;
019.6
And her body is bare.
019.8
And arms as sinuous as snakes,
020.2
And there are pale, fair faces calling for caresses
020.3
Where only the wind and the wide, waste meadows have their home, 020.5
The white-caps and the foam their coronal.
020.8
There are strange eyes that beckon, white breasts and bodies crying 020.9
020.11
021.4
Love, and Death are born.
021.8
Song and the Devil and Wine are good!
022.4
The table is spread and the flagon red
022.5
022.8
022.12
023.2
Lust, and the red, red wine!
023.4
023.6
023.8
Of Time and Space, and strode upon his long
024.6
And on the doors of doom, disdainful, hurled
024.13
025.3
Then, on this paper now so blank and white,
025.5
025.8
With mad new colours and queer lines I’d trace
025.9
Phantasmal things of beauty and of death,
025.10
Soft plants and creatures, dead, that still draw breath.
025.12
025.13
026.3
026.6
026.7
To tell of pomp and splendour long unknown,
026.10
Of buried kings, and empires perilous;
026.11
In Paphian gardens lost and ruinous.
026.14
And bound me with long coils of dusky gold?
027.4
A
Her body and her rose-red lips to mine,
And I, who long for fairer melodies
And haunting as some fabulous lost stream,
With flapping tatters and long talons lean.
And of his face, there was no vestige seen,
And turned to flee that corpse’s hideous head.
And saw it smile with fleshless, gaping lips,
And saw the space-invading star
And thou hast known the azure mist
On curious corpses, gold and green.
Of sights and sounds of outer space,
And find its cosmic burial
And once thy purple eyes went blind
And when they oped they could not find
Their purple vision fade and die,
By fumbling fingers, and forgotten soon,
Of hope; and how my hours are unavailing
And how my love that burns herein so deep
And hath no waking to no dawn nor sun.
Through its valleys and its mountains
And the lotus of their leaven,
And the suns eternal,
And the old stars are sunken
And the ways that I cherished.
And forget worlds olden?
And the heart holds its ravage,
And the mind’s decision,
And surge of falling flame of far dominions,
And giant fountains pouring down the wide skylanes.
And blazed in beauty, deep on topless deep,
And where the heart’s transcendent vision, unreturning,
And then I turned, and looked within your eyes,
Her world and sky.
And left her lovely body to oblivion;
We only left her body lying still and deep;
Her birth and sleep.
And outer, oldest galaxies that wane;
37
027.6
027.7
028.4
028.9
028.13
029.1
029.4
029.5
029.6
029.9
029.11
029.13
030.7
030.11
030.17
030.19
030.24
030.26
030.39
030.41
030.43
030.54
030.56
031.2
031.8
031.9
031.11
031.14
033.1
033.6
033.14
033.23
033.24
033.30
033.34
033.35
034.8
034.9
034.11
034.14
034.16
034.16
034.17
035.4
035.6
035.10
035.12
036.6
036.7
38
And perished in the utmost cosmic tomb,
And knowing that my quest at last must falter
And end, there too I sought.
In continents and islands that are sunken,
Where sand and tides on shattered cities roll,
And farther back, when worlds were in their dawning.
And farther still when life was yet to come,
The spheres that spin of chance the blind and dumb,
I watched the universe grow cold and chill;
I sought in maze of sorcery and bale;
And when in closer human haunts I tired,
Through trackless labyrinths more dark and deep,
Eternity between you and your haven;
And longer ways before you yet to wander
Through them and over them—what shall be found
Pebbles and beetles and layers of earth,
And incubi avidly waiting to take
And twist their sinuous downward course—
And looted fields;
Dead eyes will greet dead eyes, and ravage
Of naked hearts, and dust
And unforgotten nights
And we will part, as once we parted
For song and laughter, now the wind’s regret;
For feast and wine, the grass stained darkly yet;
Her garments only know what curves and hollows
And fugues parade from hearts that grieve?
Thou hast given me passion, desire, and flame; thou hast brought
me this feverous love to consume me,
Yet the radiance is gone from thy face, is it only the refluent glory
and glow that relume thee,
In the years of the past, in the coming and passing of lovers and
love and the paths love has taken,
In the years yet to be, in the slumbering lovers and loves of the
future, the passions to waken,
Is it thine that shall weaken and wane?
And its death is the death of the world.
Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture of
soul; is it passion or poison I cherish?
036.10
036.15
036.16
036.18
036.21
036.22
036.25
036.26
036.28
036.34
036.45
036.54
036.55
036.59
036.62
037.2
037.3
037.8
037.9
038.3
038.6
038.7
038.10
038.15
039.9
039.13
039.14
039.17
039.22
040.5
040.7
041.11
042.8
043.1
043.2
043.3
043.13
043.15
043.16
043.20
043.24
043.25
A
Wine of life and of death I have drunken,
Is the rose to be withered and shrunken?
Shall the poppy be flameless and dead?
And the form that it covers is thine.
Oh love, there is terror and pity and peace in the gray soft
luminous mist,
And my heart is fulfilled of its dream as I walk my enchanted way.
Strange was the night, and stranger
While ghostly presences writhed wan and weary
And mistily shone the ghostly
And phantoms that seemed hopelessly and lostly
For sick flames and the crawling dust,
He had dreams and thoughts of just
Hatred and spleen.
My Lust, and Fury, and crimson shame,
Made mad songs and patterns of,
And then passed by.
Fishes swim and monsters creep
Sea-tides ebb and flow;
And its glory far was known,
Shadowy growths and shadowy skies
Only growths and fishes dwell
We turned and set forth once more,
But we turned too late and we knew our fate
For the plague germs fed on the sick and the dead
And the living walked less like men
Than shadows that crept with the sun, and slept
And stifling tropic heat;
Till the engines failed and we lay there gaoled
From heat and plague as they died,
And one by one with the setting sun
And celebrate our festival.
Revel and welcome, games and play
And cast them for our footfall where
The face was lost and I had guessed
Sunlight and seawind, laughter, song.
And everywhere the women flinging
39
043.27
043.28
043.29
043.31
043.32
043.34
043.36
044.3
044.4
044.5
044.6
044.8
045.5
045.11
045.13
045.15
046.14
046.15
046.16
046.22
046.23
046.35
046.39
046.40
047.3
047.7
047.14
047.24
047.35
047.37
048.2
048.3
048.5
048.6
048.7
048.10
048.19
048.22
048.23
049.4
049.5
049.13
049.18
049.22
049.23
40
The wreath, the garland, and the rose,
Sunlight and seawind, laughter, song....
So great the gap, and firmly barred the doors,
And find defeat ere I have much begun;
And certainty, by doubt and change, undone,
And conquest everlastingly beyond,
Where no man walks, and shall not ever see,
Nor ever have; and since this mortal bond
Yet do you leave the dark and lonely waste
And years of striving in one moment ended.
And into more than light, to something wholly
And crystal clear, of life and love and rapture,
And they who merely lived are first to sigh:
And to no futile dream of death aspires,
And of no emptiness is unforgetful.
And no love lasts if love be only mind,
Then flesh and spirit, unceasing springs, uncover—
Oh sweet beloved and enchanted lover—
You, and you leave the aimless labyrinth
For fields of asphodel and hyacinth,
And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
And by your side, in beauty’s own rebirth
With soft, light golden limbs to dance and follow,
Oh love consummate in the flesh and spirit,
That doth the icon and the dream inherit,
And deeper fires, burning, burning, burning,
Oh love compassionate and strangely tender,
Symbol of beauty, love, and life, and healing,
Of Hymen and the gods that watch your way.
And in her movements, languid charms abide.
And neither dawn nor darkness shades her clime.
She walks with dust and dreams.
And I am dead.
And I am dead.
Eternal night, and earth damp, black, and cold
That presses on my grave and me, rolled
And spoiling, lured them. But I could not squirm
Sick, still, and weary, while they ate their way;
And wriggle through my gray
The harvest, and to revel deep
At me and slyly chuckle while they keep
049.24
049.27
049.28
050.4
050.6
050.8
050.9
050.10
050.11
051.5
051.7
051.11
051.12
051.16
051.18
051.20
051.21
051.23
051.26
051.27
051.33
051.34
051.37
051.38
051.39
051.40
051.43
051.46
051.47
051.48
051.52
051.54
051.55
051.62
051.63
053.5
053.8
053.16
053.18
054.1
054.3
054.14
054.21
054.22
054.25
054.29
054.31
054.38
054.40
A
And rotten in each swelling pore,
And rotten to the very core,
Shadowy night and the world to cross—
And the stars in the drowning pools are pale.
Is it the willows shiver and sigh?
And it ruled alone.
And the little red eyes in the serpent’s head
And the slimy things of the slimy dead
Where it lived and ruled in the endless gloom,
And dead men’s bones.
As deathless and old as the deathless sea,
And the worm is king for eternity,
Of the white worm-king and the fat white fold,
Where the rippling waters ebb and flow between
Her coral isles and shadowy pearls
With beauty of frail and waving fronds go wide,
That tremble and fall in tide on foaming tide,
Where breakers and lonely waters roar,
And taloned shapes of evil stalk, for one night free,
And cower behind the black tree boles
With their faces dissolved and deathly heads
Where the little lithe worm still tumbles and crawls,
Desolate, lonely, and far
Nightward and deeper.
On the old and grass-covered mound
Trees solemn and soundless and tall
And softly rises to rejoice in dawn;
And glowing brightlier, awakening seem the skies, on
She drinks the earthly and heavenly beauty of morning;
She hears the birds’ glad rapture and singing glee;
Are black and gold and red.
And in their solemn state
My thrones majestical, imperial, and great
And magic garlands flung
And Aphrodite, every dream you seek;
And silver flutes
41
054.49
054.50
056.1
056.5
056.8
056.9
056.10
057.2
057.5
057.7
057.9
057.12
057.16
057.17
057.19
057.23
059.6
059.8
060.3
060.4
060.7
060.9
060.13
060.24
061.11
062.2
062.3
062.4
062.5
062.6
062.7
063.1
063.7
063.11
064.4
065.15
065.21
066.2
066.7
066.11
066.13
066.14
067.13
067.14
067.15
067.24
067.29
067.32
067.36
42
The face that haunts your heart and mind.
Death: We will. We will, and I know when.
He turns, and now returns to unheard choral
Till thus, from incantation and invoking,
Of flesh and spirit, and attains the crown
Of inner ecstasy and exaltation
Barren or fertile, rich or thin and poor,
Where peasants till starved earth and long dead ground.
He sees them ride, and hears the ringing horn.
But phantoms; life and death part each of other;
And back; and purple suns flamed northerly
And when I crossed the imperial weaving span
And so I soared on pinions of the night
And when my steed permitted me to light,
Stray hands and heads that crawled; in nests I found
My neck, and heard that husky, gurgling choke
I could not move though mind and spirit broke.
It rolled, and spun, and stopped in front of me,
Till memory slowly came, and knowledge grew,
It fell in parts, and I was part of it.
In darkness absolute, and listening hard,
That glowed with fitful lights, and each one starred
And I drew back, but still the hand with stark,
My loved one made soft cooing sounds, and so
And shining eyes bespoke caresses, slow
And languid, warming into life; no dread
And I, though struggling, in that selfsame hour
Oh little creature, lost in time and space,
And watch, or seem to watch, me for your face
Changing and new, so hard to know, to trace.
And though you never talk (do you have tongue?)
Aside. The flow turned toward me, and it kept
Increasing, spreading more and ever more
Before me, one closed portal, and the flow
Of this fresh pool of thin and brilliant blue.
And when the talons loosened, I could see
That flayed my flesh, and I was bound by spells
Weird, lifeless birds that talked and harshly sang.
067.40
067.47
067.50
067.55
068.6
068.8
068.10
068.11
069.6
069.7
069.10
069.14
070.11
070.12
071.3
071.4
071.5
071.9
071.12
071.14
072.3
072.12
072.14
073.2
073.4
073.14
074.2
074.6
074.11
074.13
075.1
075.5
075.6
076.2
076.9
076.12
077.1
077.4
077.8
077.11
077.12
078.3
078.5
078.6
078.10
078.14
079.11
080.6
081.4
A
Of revelers turned statue, and no more
Past them the leopards led me on and on
And when I saw these titans, thereupon
But when I passed and left them in their gloom,
And on my flesh their mouths, devouring, fall.
And so I slowly raise the shade to greet
And stare and stare in horror as I meet
And when at last my captors bore me through
Though they are broken too, and their flesh slit.
Around and see the comrades that are mine;
They left me morsels, curious and queer,
And in recurring deaths escape them never.
Sheer cliff and rockfall miles below. There, sliding
And stood tremendous to my caverned room,
Engirt, and hurled me nightward into doom.
And of its face no vestige could be seen,
And of its flesh the rotten remnants gave
So great I turned and clawed my hands to bone
And everywhere I looked, I saw it near,
And still it followed, still I heard it gain
Fantastic shapes and forms loomed everywhere
Rose-pink, and outward thrusting from each bare
Of creepers, and where head should be was growing
Then came the rush of hoofbeats and, soft-pressed
And from those giant caverns’ lifted gloom
The ocean beds were open now, and free,
Then thousand ships and more; shapes great and wee
And weird encrusted forms on every side.
I saw the vales and mountains of the deep,
The weedy pastures and the drowned, the dead;
And in the fading vision of my sleep
43
081.7
081.9
081.11
081.13
082.3
082.14
083.11
083.13
083.14
086.12
086.14
087.2
087.4
087.10
087.11
087.14
088.7
089.4
089.6
089.7
089.10
089.14
090.1
090.4
090.5
090.6
090.9
090.10
090.12
091.4
091.5
091.8
091.12
092.1
092.5
092.8
092.12
093.8
093.9
093.11
094.7
095.2
095.3
095.5
095.7
095.8
095.9
095.11
095.12
44
With love, and life, and death, and even with ennui;
And dreams that can not be.
And indolently languish in her languorous
And polished ebony,
I clap, and at the sign
Come forth my slaves and eunuchs and the dancing girls:
I hear the music’s plaintive sob, watch spins and whirls,
And drowsyhead gives way to dreams more slumberous,
And weary drag of minutes grows less dolorous,
And of the empty dreams that were not worth desiring,
And if you mesmerize
And sinuous, then I will raise you from the lowly
And if you charm me not, and I grow weary of
And your mouth poppy-lipped,
And if your kisses, like most kisses, mean not love,
And of your lush young beauty I grow wearier
And dream caravans of Nirvana are beholden,
And houris sad songs croon.
Doubt everything, doubt that I doubt, and wearily
Me, and I sicken with the languid unsurcease
Away, and listless hours voluptuously flaunting
My withered heart, stained as with vermeil and rich vair,
Till evetide falls, and the Muezzin call to prayer
Now day dies, and night falls, and that great summer moon
And the cicadas sing,
And champak fragrance makes the drowsy senses swoon,
And fair seems everything.
From somewhere in the distance voices fall and swell,
The roads to distant marts; and Allah’s blessed foretell
And take the caravan
095.13
096.1
096.2
096.4
096.5
096.6
096.10
096.15
096.16
096.21
096.22
096.23
096.28
096.29
096.30
096.32
096.39
096.41
096.43
096.45
096.46
096.50
096.54
096.56
096.59
096.60
096.62
096.65
096.69
096.70
096.71
096.72
096.74
096.76
096.77
096.79
096.85
096.86
096.87
096.88
096.90
096.91
096.92
096.94
096.95
096.98
096.99
096.100
096.101
A
Drink! For the night and the fruit of the vine!
Drink! For the flagon is full and deep!
Joys that pass and youth too fleet,
I walk in the steps where the Beloved and I held tryst;
Where, drowsy and drunken and dreaming, nod and list
That tremble and shiver with passions that lately were?
Of flowers and marvellous jasper and coral grasses
The night grows dim and unreal and reeling: do I waken
Wherein sweet terms, as Love, and Hope, and God,
The mountains and the rivers whisper: Death.
And found, the one reality is Death.
And find, the one reality is Death.
The sum of hope and faith and life, the sum
And bloated carrion rats that near me sit!
Around, and see the comrades that I had;
And then they left me, lonely. lying where
Wan hands and heads that had no trace of wound,
In gummy cloths of long and human hair.
These charnel horrors made me sick and weak,
Terror and death seemed stalking everywhere,
And still those vast wings beat that sullen tune;
Would seize their prey and seek their cosmic lair?
And both my hands were covered with that red,
And everything was red and strange and mad;
And veiled the shrieking shape in haze that had
45
097.7
098.4
098.6
099.7
100.5
101.3
101.6
101.9
101.12
101.13
101.14
101.16
101.22
101.24
101.29
102.3
102.11
102.12
102.13
102.14
102.15
102.18
102.19
102.20
103.2
103.8
103.10
103.13
104.2
104.3
104.5
104.7
104.8
104.9
104.10
104.11
104.12
105.4
105.5
105.6
105.8
105.10
106.2
106.8
106.9
106.10
106.13
107.2
107.2
46
And DOOM had fallen on the universe.
Nor vestige of the worlds of old; and now,
And wood-winds lightly grieve
And footsteps seem to pass
And flowers fair as moly
And voices shake the night
The worlds of sleep and waking,
And dreams become the real.
And fair things yet more fair,
And beauty yet unknown,
And light that never shone
And every dream-form glowing
The image and the fanes
Out of the well of the heart and the heart’s recesses
And illumines with mystical light the eyes unseeing.
O Love, the world so shadowy and dim
So faint the dream, O Love, and yet so fair.
In splendor of birth and dawning there where the worlds begin:
We are one with the stars, Beloved, and witnessed the young sun’s
dawning
When light shone out of the mystical ebb and flow:
And oblivion saw strange worlds begin to glow.
ages,
We have dwelt with new suns and watched the old stars die;
We have been participant and passer-by.
To birth, we have witnessed the past and present blend;
We have seen in the future time, and space, and the universe
creeping
We are deathless, O Love, and deific; we have known the
wonder supernal:
We have found that only the dream is unchanging, O Love, and
eternal,
Phantasmal realms of faëry, strange and new,
Where moons are high, and only dream-winds stir,
And young Prince Charming rides in quest of her
He who may lift the spell, and yet I seem
Is dreamland, out of Space and out of Time.
For, and the loveliness you watch so well.
With you. and you so beautiful and fair.
Of sleepy hours that time and plenty send;
Of beauty’s rarest harvests, and the hours
Differed so, each from each, and this one more
Though this were Paradise, and Paradise
Radiant and ever-freshening, ever new,
107.4
107.13
109.3
109.11
109.13
109.15
109.17
109.19
109.23
109.26
109.27
109.29
109.38
110.1
110.2
110.3
110.4
110.6
110.7
110.9
110.16
111.6
112.1
112.2
112.4
112.5
112.6
112.8
112.10
112.11
112.13
112.15
113.5
113.6
113.7
113.10
113.14
114.12
114.14
115.4
115.6
115.7
115.9
115.10
A
And I would let it in complete eclipse
The spinning threads weave patterns rich and rare,
And more for beauty, only known to me.
Arrays and disarrays the house contains,
The changing fancy and the careful rows
Perfection gains by contrast and may be
The artistry external, and I find
And through its darkened window see no sky:
And you will never know what years drift by.
And it may be that you will find it lonely,
And it may be that you will find it fair;
And it may be that you will find it only
To those that bless, and by my charm, are blessed.
And I look on with clearer, colder eyes,
Who finds impersonal and calm the skies;
And truths I could not otherwise discover.
And overlook the underlying thrust,
Them, and the words so beautiful and sweet
Assume new meaning and become the prick
And naked lay the true design, the trick.
The fall of footsteps light and pantherine
Came near me, passed, and faintly died away;
And of my presence, I could feel no sign
That says, These things shall be, and they are so:
And waited, wondered, though I did not know...
And the days that are dead,
And the fallen sweet clover,
Only you, and the past, my dearest
And for thy wine, than earthly wine more sweet,
And for thy bread, than my bread more sustaining,
I ask no comfort and no ease of thee,
And point out ways to rapturous rebirth;
I ask for blankness and the dark, dark earth.
Long-dead creatures murmur and sigh
Mandrakes writhe and witch-fires burn,
Lethal waters sleep and swoon
Flickering flames and fire-flies
Lighting swamps and tarns unholy
And the miles of rotten bogs.
And rise
Is as the fall and rise of mist of myrrh.
47
115.13
116.6
116.14
117.1
117.5
117.6
117.7
117.11
117.13
118.2
118.4
118.5
118.6
118.7
118.14
119.10
119.14
120.2
120.7
120.12
121.3
121.9
121.9
121.10
121.12
122.1
122.2
122.3
122.6
122.8
122.12
123.3
123.9
123.13
123.19
124.3
124.4
124.9
124.11
124.14
125.7
125.10
126.1
126.3
126.5
126.8
126.10
127.4
127.5
48
So deeply dark and fair
And violet depths with flameful passions gleam.
And ope
The sight of goblets cool and rounded,
And scandal, better if unfounded.
And for the rest, she owed, and owed.
And lovers, fat ones, old ones, came
And steadily grew strange and stranger.
She had no scruples and no morals
And thus preserved her innocence.
Lips parting and closing over the draught her
And Machen to read when she thinks of the fabulous chalice.
The flagons and bottles and jars that cover her dresser
Stand waiting to perfume and powder and softly caress her,
Elizabeth Arden, Walska, and Rubenstein;
She is new each time that their contents grow, lesser, and lesser.
And ashes consume what the elders condemn.
The little gods then will tremble and waken
And rub out the granules of sleep from their eyes:
When death has been captured and time overtaken,
The little gods will answer their elders and rise.
The little gods will walk from hill and from highlands,
And four-dimension vaults revolve and open wide;
They will spew from the sea and climb from sunken islands,
From time-gulfs and planes of space they will glide.
And they hide in eery lands where the fen-fires gleam.
I hear them in the meadows and in wasteland,
Deserted city streets, and fog, and lantern glow.
I hear them over thunder, and at midnight gloom;
I hear them in the spring rise and in fall ways,
I hear them by the lake shore and at cliffs of stone;
I hear them in the open and in hallways,
And past Nirvana waits eternal vision, pure,
Of black and radiant night.
The golden poppy folds and each eternal I
And night’s great arch illume.
And I hope that you won’t cry dear,
And it only rhymes with turtle......
Poems ripe, red, rich, and rare,
And any Latin phrase can quote,
127.6
127.10
127.14
128.2
128.4
128.8
128.11
128.15
128.16
128.20
128.26
128.28
128.39
128.40
129.2
129.8
129.9
129.10
129.11
129.12
130.8
130.9
130.10
130.11
130.12
130.13
130.14
130.15
130.16
130.20
131.2
131.7
131.8
131.10
131.13
131.14
131.15
131.16
134.8
134.12
134.16
134.22
134.24
135.2
135.11
136.7
136.11
137.3
137.6
A
Anew
Angel
49
And to the students in my classes,
137.7
137.9
Comparisons and conjugations,
137.13
And philological relations,
137.14
And other such-like things as that is
137.15
For they are life and love to me,
137.17
Illussimae and classicorum
137.21
And when I die, must be enscrolled
137.25
“Oh hail to thee, and et to Brute;
137.27
And think the words they drop are jewels.
138.2
And win the prof’s eternal pity,
138.7
And wonder what we’re conning to.
138.18
And learn the use of “ge” and “isdem.”
138.22
And in this pedagogic cloister,
138.23
Would rant and dream and drowse and doze.
138.26
138.27
138.29
And Mr. Briggs would watch their English,
138.39
And every error, he would single-ish!
138.40
“Us, you and me. What matters except us?”
139.7
“Ely Forchamer, Miss Shere. I’m white and virtuous and fairly goo—” 139.9
Who came from near and came from far
140.7
And asked to go to Hades.
140.8
And ashes consume what the elder gods condemn.
141.8
The monster gods then will tremble and waken
141.9
And rub out the granules of sleep in their eyes,
141.10
141.11
141.12
The monster gods will walk then from hills and from highlands,
141.13
When four-dimensioned vaults revolve and open wide;
141.14
141.15
141.16
And they hide in eerie lands where the fen-fires gleam.
141.20
The cat on the fence, and world conditions,
142.4
Emily Post, and thieves in state;
142.5
Means ditched by your girl and left by your friend,
142.8
Dig and delve
143.1
And you and I
143.7
So dig and delve,
143.9
And she didn’t mind,
144.4
And drew gas for the whole of Sauk City!
145.5
Farewell, good friend. You leave us now. And yet,
146.1
And past the winding river’s end you gaze,
147.4
Earth and eternity. Is some voice calling?
147.7
And how and whence the steadfastness, the source?
147.9
147.12
147.13
133.31
Look homeward, angel, for the way is long.
037.14
50
Anguish Anguish of some lost thing’s cry or call
Annoy That tongue hath no harsh syllable to annoy
Another A lonely traveler on another star;
Another mass their hungry pet half-ate,
Answer The answer came, where I in torment lay,
I answer—if they love me in my fashion,
Answered
Antiquity
Antistrophes
Antistrophes that seven before him knew,
Any
Lovely as any girl the world has seen,
To any save themselves alone,
Wherein no seed nor any fruit are left,
Unknown what goal, if any goal, lies yonder
From any moon.
Than any known in lands that never were,
The legend saith: wherefor does any legend matter?
Or any other words to jar ’em;
Anything
Not anywhere was life nor anything,
Anytime Quite to make it match in verse most anytime;
Anywhere
Not on earth nor anywhere
Aphrodite
Surely shall Aphrodite give you greeting,
Apocalypse
The cold apocalypse of sand.
Apocalyptic
Apocalyptic prophet of our doom,
The little gods dream their apocalyptic dream;
Apollo Of pagany, divinely young Apollo,
Appalling
Oh color hideous, appalling, mad,
Appear What form you have, for always you appear
Appearances
Of daggers, fair appearances retreat
045.10
028.5
014.11
087.7
080.13
119.12
122.12
130.12
141.12
014.34
095.6
068.7
008.11
010.23
030.50
031.6
037.11
109.32
113.3
134.19
137.6
137.12
107.12
135.9
107.12
133.65
135.3
051.36
067.32
010.20
017.10
130.2
130.18
141.2
141.18
051.44
017.9
077.7
121.11
A
Appeared What they appeared. But there are some so blind
Aquarelle
Arabesques
Of arabesques the blood-red sun,
Arch
Archibald
Arctic From the Arctic gloom.
Arden Elizabeth Arden, Walska, and Rubenstein;
Are
Oh, the nights are long
The days are short
The days are drear,
The flowers of old are overblown,
The lips of the singers of Greece are still,
Maiden voices are mute;
The past is forgotten, its lips are dumb,
The sands of time are thick, the days march slow;
For none are left the tale to tell.
At last are wise
You are the brand that sears, the mark of shame,
Beyond the rocks there are fair bodies with long tresses,
There are strange eyes that beckon, white breasts and bodies crying
The listening ear; its tones are softly heard
Thine eyes, Valerian, are full
Thy purple haunted eyes are mad
They gazed on stars that now are dust,
Valerian! Thine eyes are filled
Valerian! Thine eyes are old
For they are blinded with the glut
51
121.5
042.13
055.2
065.12
134.24
140.1
002.19
129.11
002.3
002.4
002.5
002.6
002.8
002.9
002.25
002.33
002.34
004.56
004.57
004.64
004.65
004.68
007.45
007.46
007.53
007.56
010.24
012.13
014.29
015.45
017.7
020.1
020.3
020.9
021.8
022.4
022.8
022.12
023.6
028.6
030.25
030.30
030.33
030.45
030.49
030.55
52
031.1
031.6
031.9
On the meads that are rarest,
033.10
033.23
Where the asphodels are springing?
033.26
Whence the last birds are winging?
033.28
036.21
Pause, rest, turn back while still your wings are strong,
037.13
Long are the roots that enter the soil
038.9
039.1
Of the phantoms that are not, but seem?
043.12
As the stars are, my love is eternal.
043.23
The grasses with glimmering dew are jewelled in opal and amethyst, 044.6
These, these are gone, nothing of them remains
051.8
But they whose life was barren are most fretful,
051.17
051.18
Unless in deeper love both are combined;
051.25
There are no eyes to see,
053.11
My bones are hoar
054.55
Why are the marsh-weeds drooping low?
056.2
056.8
Are these shadows, now, like finger-tips,
058.7
They are curious things that hide in the woods
062.1
067.13
Are sick with memories awesome, eerie, fateful,
070.5
070.11
What are the dim dread images that bind
083.5
087.4
087.10
096.5
096.59
096.67
Her eyes are blind; her sweet white limbs but know
099.5
101.16
Are merely words that mean no more than life.
102.4
102.5
The worms with endless, spoiling flesh are glad.
103.14
Blessed be the dead for they are dead.
108.1
Where none are seen:
109.12
110.6
110.12
Your eyes, Beloved, are filled with the beauty of strange stars glowing 111.5
dawning
112.1
We are deathless, O Love, and deific; we have known the wonder
supernal:
112.13
I know there are no princesses, but you
113.1
113.2
A
These are the things I love you for: the gray
You are the fairest of the lovely whom
Your imperfections are as fair to me
Are these bright ways foredue to that one whom
What they appeared. But there are some so blind
What they are told, the falseness never find
For the springs that are gone.
For the times that are over,
Are like the secret pools of Jupiter.
Are languorous with dreams of mighty doom,
Though I know that you are pretty,
That your words are clever, witty,
Are things that never ought to bore ’em.
Or else they’re much more dumb than geese are.
Especially when their knees are pretty.
“You’re offensive. That’s what you are.”
Aria
Arm
My hand? Why is my arm so strongly stayed?
Armageddon
Symbol of Armageddon, rot of rust,
Arms
In my arms I will hold her, passive, but I know her flesh will be
aching
But in thine arms, Myrrhiline,
Or the open arms, or the eyes of glass;
May sing of her are vain;
The branching arms that reached with taloned tips,
Had hooves, the arms no hands but splaying fall
Arose
I must, for it arose, its mass dividing
Around For many a thousand leagues around
53
113.6
114.1
116.1
117.1
117.5
117.9
118.8
118.11
119.14
121.5
121.7
122.6
123.3
123.4
123.7
126.15
127.2
127.13
135.4
135.5
137.17
137.22
137.24
138.2
138.8
139.1
139.3
139.6
139.8
139.12
031.1
074.13
083.6
017.19
003.17
004.80
007.1
007.37
007.51
007.63
020.2
038.14
041.14
091.11
092.7
089.8
010.9
54
I watched on earth the littler things around;
Deep stems twining around the mandrake,
Tides around Atlantis sweep,
In dissolution’s rot. Around,
Yet twined around me with inhuman force.
Around me, solid walls of no escape,
Array
Of lips too tender; your precise array.
Arrays Its superficial vesture whose arrays
Arrow I am the arrow of the cosmic mind,
Arrowed Some arrowed beast crept to its hillside fastness?
Art
Thou art beautiful, Myrrhiline,
Thou art loveliest of the things I know;
When thou at the breasts of thy mistress art slaking
With supernatal art.
Artifice That’s natural artifice in you; the way
Artistry The artistry external, and I find
As
As it stirs the dust
As the amorous maidens were loved in decadent Rome I shall love
her,
As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone;
Never has woman been loved as I shall love her, never
Has man known the terrible glory of woman as I;
Even as one who loves thee, Love,
Even as I.
Even as I, Oh Myrrhiline,
As the forgotten girls who placed them there.
As one who of strange pleasure sips,
As gods might worship Beauty marvellous.
011.10
036.44
038.5
038.15
047.32
053.17
054.20
069.5
071.11
072.2
074.14
078.9
087.2
087.10
103.2
103.10
104.2
003.9
114.8
117.3
117.6
133.4
059.10
004.39
004.40
005.1
005.5
007.53
008.9
032.8
043.11
114.4
117.13
002.23
003.2
003.33
003.34
003.37
003.38
004.2
004.3
004.4
004.10
004.60
004.74
008.4
008.6
008.9
A
Drowning as willow-fingers drowned, deep—deep—
As thou hast never known;
As though sly Pan had used his pipes to capture
Will be as perished poppies overblown
For songs as wondrous as this wondrous dream,
Whose perfect euphony would be as clear
Or as the futile, giant music made
Shall even as my lost days be foredone,
Is such as gods impart
That once ran red as blood
As we strode the streets of Tyre
As we strode down the streets of Tyre.
Spontaneous as yours,
On her brow the moonbeams lie as lace,
Is the dream as it dies.
As the wind she will pass.
She will dream as the night wanes slowly,
As you have never known,
From towers topless as the realms of sleep
It is not blessed sleep. It looms as hateful.
As dreaded as some strange disease’s pain,
55
008.11
009.16
011.25
012.2
013.5
015.7
015.11
020.2
024.12
026.3
026.13
027.7
028.7
028.11
028.12
028.13
031.1
031.3
031.12
031.13
032.7
034.3
039.11
039.22
043.4
043.8
043.23
044.8
045.18
048.22
049.1
049.7
049.19
050.7
052.6
054.54
057.17
057.18
058.9
063.1
063.8
063.14
065.4
065.19
067.2
069.3
070.1
070.2
56
As fearful as the haunts of the insane.
It watched me, waiting, while I stared as long
As I went onward toward those upper lairs.
Burst; mindless, mewing as it tried to speak,
As I remember, there were clanging gongs
As I remember, there were flaming tongs
As I remember, in my agony
I saw it then, two trunks that fused as one,
As your more supernatal beauty, since
The chance, the pattern, call it as one will,
I merely listened, as I listen still,
Mysterious as her sunken palace is,
So long as there was never danger;
As I note
As from birth
As I began,
As the unknown force disposes
I’m quite as good as ears to asses;
Would be as old as papa Perkins,
As you begin your final travel, know
Ascends The radiant god ascends with warmth eternal,
Ash
Ashen Now I shall hold her white body closer and closer, till her red lips
070.3
072.13
073.9
073.10
074.4
075.10
078.7
080.1
080.5
080.9
081.14
083.13
089.7
091.9
096.68
096.76
102.3
104.13
106.7
106.8
109.13
116.5
116.8
117.9
117.10
119.10
122.5
122.7
127.5
127.12
128.14
129.14
131.16
133.26
133.40
133.46
133.56
133.61
137.8
137.15
138.30
142.1
142.10
146.2
147.11
066.10
004.9
007.56
A
Ashes
Aside
Ask
Asked
Asking
Asleep
Asphodel
be ashen,
It lies where ashen lips no longer sing—
Two loves, two deaths, two flameless fires, ashen,
We will pour ashes from the phials
With the breath of the web-faced things asleep
Asphodels
Where asphodels do grow.
Aspire I aspire
Aspires And to no futile dream of death aspires,
Assail But still assail the deeper firmament.
Assailing To chart the labyrinths of long assailing;
Assay
Shine bright, ring out, attend the sweet assay
Asses
Assuaged
Assume Assume new meaning and become the prick
Assures A greater wealth your greater love assures
Asunder He burst asunder all the whelming bars
At
Her eyes will close at my lips on the feverish brow above;
Petals tremulous with dew at dawn
At last are wise
He stood at last before the citadel
Itself from horror at those eyes’ blind sheen.
Thine eyes were at the avatar
I have drunk at the fountains
We left her staring at the musty pall,
Till at last, in her caverned halls
Stared at my own dead eyes unearthly lit.
Then at the top I stood on magic squares
57
003.23
027.13
051.24
007.12
039.10
130.8
141.8
078.5
124.9
124.14
014.34
140.8
139.3
125.3
051.34
033.26
041.4
133.16
051.20
050.14
031.10
051.59
137.8
015.27
121.10
051.32
024.5
003.14
003.21
004.58
005.1
007.17
013.7
014.29
024.10
029.8
030.5
033.3
035.3
036.15
043.9
043.17
054.40
060.21
073.11
074.5
58
How glad I was that I at last awoke!
At first I deemed it some mad nightmare-dream,
For Death the Conqueror at last was king;
My life-illusion has at last been broken,
Here at the house you dwelled
But once, for every soul in mosque, at sea, on sand
While over us the wind at twilight soughs,
Ate
see also Half-Ate
Athwart Athwart the circling citadel of stars,
Atlantis Lost Atlantis slumbers deep,
On Atlantis dreaming, dreaming
Mark where dead Atlantis lies
Swimming through Atlantis doomed;
Lost Atlantis slumbers well
Atom
Will atom keep
Atop
Attains Of flesh and spirit, and attains the crown
Attempts
Attempts to flee from depths where hope was slain;
Attend And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
Atthla They saw the mighty Atthla fall
Attic
Slowly I climbed the worn old attic stairs
Attitudes To illustrate their attitudes,
Aureoled
Thy face is aureoled
Authors’ The authors’ names I know by rote,
Autumn Autumn is old
Sleep, with autumn sleeping,
Autumnal
On the autumnal gust;
Of oak the leaves fall in autumnal haze
Avatars The secret of eternal avatars.
Avidly And incubi avidly waiting to take
The fleshly flowers whispered avidly:
Await Await thy kingly head.
075.9
079.10
086.12
096.21
104.14
105.12
107.9
110.5
120.1
131.10
131.14
132.1
134.2
134.4
147.3
054.29
036.2
047.1
047.13
047.17
047.25
047.28
047.32
047.40
133.52
133.66
089.2
068.10
070.7
051.38
051.40
051.59
030.37
074.1
138.16
032.3
137.5
002.10
009.5
009.18
147.2
036.4
038.7
082.1
012.16
A
Await your kingly head.
Awaited Awaited us, sea-weary all,
He wins the long awaited separation
Awaiting
Awaiting morn.
For the soft flowers awaiting the lips of the lover
Awake In sunlight splendid meadows to awake.
I hear them wide awake or part way resting,
Awaken Now I fully awaken
With ghostly winds that whisper to them, Awaken.
Awakened
I have awakened in the fevered midnight noon,
Awakening
Awaking I have not found it sleeping or awaking.
Away
Its white life away;
While empty cities rot away
I have sundered the stars away;
Away; the specters by the gnarled trunk muttered
No ears to hear her footsteps die away.
Before I dropped away, for I was free—
For silence unto silence died away.
I turn away from diamonds, rubies, emeralds, pearls,
O Cyrenaya, take away the sweet, dark gum,
Till softly falls away
Sleep the dim night away
The years away intended, but for leaping
Nor that thou roll away the mountain boulders
Then away, away,
Away, away.
Awed
Awesome
Awful What evil source your awful scarlet flood?
The charnel sounds of awful slaughtering.
Awoke How glad I was that I at last awoke!
Avatar Thine eyes were at the avatar
Azure And thou hast known the azure mist
59
067.16
049.6
068.9
065.8
101.19
051.35
131.9
033.9
110.8
101.1
066.11
036.57
004.72
009.8
010.11
043.6
045.19
053.13
079.13
080.14
086.2
096.19
096.34
096.56
096.74
096.81
109.7
119.5
122.2
124.10
133.54
143.3
143.11
110.5
110.6
110.7
070.5
017.2
043.2
104.2
105.11
104.14
030.5
030.17
B
Bacchanal
Bacchic With nymphs and girls in amorous Bacchic moods:
What, ho! For the Bacchic brotherhood!
Back
Still farther back before the stars were spawning
You will come back to me,
You will come back to me, lost lover,
Come back with setting suns
You will come back some day, lost lover,
Come back, come back to me,
Some warning voice calls out: Go back—go back!
They dragged me back with never pause for rest.
Back through the desert for those fiends to flay,
They gave me back my eyes so I could peer
I sink back in the pillows of my deep divan
Backward
Bait
The chewed remains of something used for bait;
Bale
Baleful And baleful boles of strange misshapen growths
Mars poured on you the bane of baleful beams,
Of burning, baleful scarlet spun
Balustrades
Of sun illumes the mouldy balustrades.
Band
Phantasmal fire burns the band of sorcery,
Bane
Banners Where banners of his proud name float unfurled,
Bare
That streams from her glowing body bare
Laid bare the mystery of the vast sea-tomb,
In that bare wall where my fists wildly beat,
Barred So great the gap, and firmly barred the doors,
Barren Lest dawn and barren ashes enter in.
015.15
015.28
022.1
022.2
036.25
036.27
037.13
039.2
039.7
039.8
039.19
039.20
071.3
074.11
083.9
086.5
086.6
087.9
096.8
036.18
087.6
036.54
011.3
017.15
055.14
105.4
053.10
061.9
093.8
017.15
069.4
002.5
019.8
060.20
092.5
094.6
124.7
050.4
007.12
007.59
B
Barricades
He barricades himself against the world:
Bars
Bathed Or be bathed in new glory,
Bathes Floats up, and bathes the burning air still shimmering,
Bathing By bathing me in streams of molten lead.
Bat
see Man-Bat
Bat-Things
The bat-things weave,
Be
see also Soon-to-be-Forgotten
Till her body be mine.
aching
Now I shall hold her white body closer and closer, till her red lips
be ashen,
There will never be rapture nor passion like ours, our bond shall
not sever
There will be,
Passionlessly waiting till the spell shall be broken
Or be bathed in new glory,
Delight be withholden?
To be, I thought to find in nearer faces
Our thoughts will be more sad than death is
Be still, O Muse! what syllables soever,
Should love be told in brede or breve?
Though ye colours pass, though his limbs be fleet,
No love endures if love be only passion
Her vigil never will be done:
But the musty tale can never be told
Night be gone.
61
051.17
069.6
069.2
024.5
033.29
096.86
084.4
061.10
003.12
003.17
003.19
003.23
003.39
004.81
006.7
026.13
028.12
031.12
033.29
033.32
036.47
036.63
038.3
039.4
041.13
042.14
043.15
043.16
043.31
043.32
046.42
046.47
048.11
051.22
051.23
052.2
055.18
057.18
057.21
066.4
62
The days for which the heart should be most grateful
My own the lineaments that seemed to be
Oh heart, cease beating; eyes, close; sight, be wrong:
Whose source could only, be some fearful shape
Though singly impotent, might be in mass
I know that I’ll by them be watched for ever
Me hope. I fell, though flesh itself be rent
Live riotously, ere thy life for death be traded,
Take, or the taking never will be thine;
Blessed be the living for they will be dead.
Blessed be the unborn for they shall be dead.
Love comes. I know that I shall never be
Oh love, it is enough that I may be
Yet would it be no Eden to entice.
Reveal the symmetry that should be shown
There will be none with you to help you share it,
Or think that those sweet words were meant to be
No human being could be near her:
“Well, I guess I’ll be going. I’ll be seeing you.”
Beacon Before the palace a beacon flares,
Beak
Beams Mars poured on you the bane of baleful beams,
Bear
Go! I can not bear thee, Go!
I can not bear you. Go!
Bearing Bearing the world upon his broken shoulders,
I come, weary yet bearing still this load.
Beast
Some arrowed beast crept to its hillside fastness?
Of human form or beast, weird sorcery
070.4
073.6
073.12
078.11
082.7
087.13
090.5
091.7
092.8
096.6
097.1
097.3
097.6
100.4
108.1
108.2
108.3
110.7
113.9
114.13
115.11
117.4
117.11
118.3
118.5
118.6
118.7
118.10
121.4
122.6
128.10
135.8
137.25
138.5
138.30
138.33
139.15
142.1
142.10
125.14
075.13
075.14
017.15
012.10
067.10
059.2
124.8
059.10
093.7
B
Beasts
Beat
see Half-Beasts
On which such sunfire beat.
Beating With wings of beating purple flew to me
Then beating to the chambers of my brain
Beautiful I am enraptured of one immortally lovely, with beautiful tresses,
Beautiful maidens have their bed
Beautiful youths have long lain dead
Abomination beautiful,
Beauty Is the voice of Beauty that dies.
So shalt thou thy beauty lend
Even the least. Beauty must die.
Never will Beauty escape the grave,
Die, with Beauty that dies
The beauty of her immarbled by the Greek;
The growth of seeds of morbid beauty, sown
The beauty of thy features,
So fair she is that beauty hath no graces
Is it only a mirror for love that I find in the beauty that else were as
shadowed as night?
63
007.24
048.12
079.2
080.2
105.6
124.7
071.7
073.12
080.12
003.1
003.2
003.5
003.7
004.25
004.27
004.39
006.2
030.27
114.14
121.9
001.14
003.2
004.11
004.12
004.29
004.34
004.36
004.61
007.19
007.21
007.28
007.35
007.42
007.43
008.2
008.4
008.13
009.19
012.32
025.6
025.10
032.5
034.11
041.1
043.2
043.4
64
043.26
Except the fair, faint dream of beauty slowly
051.9
Beauty more vital for your hearts to capture,
051.13
Till beauty into perfect beauty swoons;
051.53
051.62
053.2
053.18
060.7
066.13
096.50
Springtide waning, Beauty sweet,
100.6
101.16
109.26
110.2
113.2
The inner beauty I more deeply care
114.11
Beauty possesses, but would not care
116.2
116.5
116.8
116.13
116.14
117.10
Surely this beauty was not meant for keeping
119.1
128.26
The golden poppy glows in beauty with the light
134.11
137.28
Beauty’s In whom all Beauty’s graces meet—
012.52
Poems for Beauty’s own enraptured ear.
028.14
051.43
115.6
128.22
Because Because she sometimes fell or stumbled;
Beckon There are strange eyes that beckon, white breasts and bodies crying
020.9
Beckoning
006.16
Become Until your birthsite was become effaced.
037.7
042.13
082.11
109.19
You will become? It seems so strange to me
118.12
121.10
Becomes
Becomes that single soul, the unity beholden
134.17
Bed
see also Needle-Bed
004.25
038.13
Set, fixed, immovable my bed;
054.9
B
Beds
Been
I have been made by thee idolatrous;
She has been swallowed in the years’ long flow.
We have been the dreamed-of, the dreamer, the fugitive dream:
You have never been inspiring to my pen.
Beetles Pebbles and beetles and layers of earth,
Before All night I bowed before a burning shrine;
Before the greater dream whose dawn
Before we had lost the shore.
Of those the days before the quest.
There was none before you,
Curled inward, flowerwise. I stood before
Befriended
Or gold that never yet no man befriended,
Beg
“I beg your pardon, I don’t know you.”
Began That swiftly toward me now began to fall,
It is the ceaseless song that love began; unended,
As I began,
Who knows when I first began?
Begged I begged the gods to save me from such pain.
Begin
Begins I dream through realms where naught begins or ends,
Begins the journey long.
Begotten
Begun And find defeat ere I have much begun;
65
095.5
099.3
095.2
003.37
008.5
013.5
099.8
112.8
112.14
120.1
120.9
130.11
135.6
141.11
038.6
007.18
014.14
024.10
030.44
036.13
036.14
036.27
037.9
043.11
048.4
049.16
052.1
054.54
068.7
078.10
079.13
081.3
125.14
051.3
139.2
088.13
111.11
133.46
133.58
080.10
111.6
112.4
146.2
070.10
096.96
036.7
050.6
66
Behind
Beholden
To seek some image far behind some portal
Though they who tortured me were far behind,
Behind, the thirsting tips upon me, warm,
Green eyes you hide yourself behind; your face
In front or behind,
Being
Beings Vampirish beings of a stellar race,
Beings’ Where far, unhuman beings’ dark embrace
Being’s This being’s face is soft, he shall not pass;
Believe From love or faith or trust—fools—who believe
Believed Believed no truth except what pleased her;
Believer The true believer makes his own faith all along
Believers Grace, true believers, with burnouses flowing gracile,
Bell
The bell beneath the seas, beyond the shore.
Bells
Oh bells that shall not ever ring for me,
Beloved All night I lay between the arms of my beloved,
Unto the utter end I worship thee, beloved,
The Beloved is gone; I know not the way she has taken;
Your eyes, Beloved, are filled with the beauty of strange stars glowing
It is so strange, Beloved, that everything has blended
We are one with the stars, Beloved, and witnessed the young
sun’s dawning
Below Sheer cliff and rockfall miles below. There, sliding
Bend
Round the bend,
Beneath Sleeping beneath the grass;
055.6
036.19
062.2
085.9
092.13
096.98
114.2
127.7
144.3
096.59
134.17
076.4
110.3
128.10
025.11
070.13
082.2
121.6
128.30
134.20
096.83
094.1
094.12
096.95
128.33
028.8
051.58
007.1
007.19
007.37
007.51
007.53
007.57
007.63
012.51
051.27
101.6
101.26
111.1
111.5
111.9
112.1
118.1
089.4
144.2
133.49
004.44
B
It slumbers deep beneath the fabled hills,
Beneath twin moons of livid red.
Sunk beneath the washing wave;
In my tomb beneath the ground,
In my grave beneath my mound.
That glimmer beneath her sunless, wind-departed skies.
When I collapsed beneath that burning sky?
Or if, beneath those warmer, clearer skies,
I bow beneath this fruitless unattaining,
Burn beneath the stagnant skies,
Resting beneath the shadow curtain falling
Benison Though every day were filled with benison
Bent
Bereft Ere I, by night and darkness, am bereft
Beside Yet all who gaze upon him walk beside him.
One fleshy tentacle, raised me beside
Ennobled by your grace, your love—beside you,
Bespoke And shining eyes bespoke caresses, slow
Bespoken
In love bespoken,
Bestow Upon her to bestow;
Betray The rapture of flesh, and desire, with all strange secrets I will betray
her.
Better Were better than their hideous, measure wrongs.
Between All night I lay between the arms of my beloved,
Until, between
Beyond Liliths look beyond the sketchbook’s leaf,
Our worship went beyond our own dim comprehension,
Beyond the shadows of the shrouded deep
He passed beyond the utmost realm of stars,
Beyond the heavens’ great celestial throng,
Out of the mystical spaces flung beyond,
I sought beyond no more.
Beyond the soaring clouds’ infinity;
67
011.7
027.12
030.36
047.2
054.17
054.18
060.5
082.10
085.4
094.12
099.12
124.1
126.4
147.5
115.3
059.11
031.8
059.16
091.13
134.4
146.5
075.5
132.2
041.2
003.11
080.8
128.4
143.6
007.1
007.37
007.51
007.63
037.8
060.3
109.16
006.10
007.29
014.1
020.1
024.1
024.2
030.50
034.2
034.15
036.14
036.40
037.10
68
Bids
Big
Bind
Binds
Bird
Birds
Birds’
Birth
Birthsite
Bismillah
Bitter
Black
Beyond the window’s tracery
Beyond the lifetime of the sun.
That streamed to join the nothingness beyond.
Beyond the violet, within the red?
Beyond the black beyond the stellar maze.
She lifts her young faun face to greet the flushing sky, bids
Great big moonfaced politicians,
Binds you, O Love.
So huge the wings, I wondered what the bird
There is a faint, far rapture of birds in the breathless beauty of dawn,
Died upon birth.
ages,
As from birth
Until your birthsite was become effaced.
Of bitter woe.
Black
While sick men stoked; the black hulk poked
050.9
055.1
055.20
076.14
084.9
088.2
094.12
111.3
127.20
066.3
142.3
019.6
083.5
109.40
028.3
079.4
093.8
033.28
044.1
081.4
066.14
035.12
039.6
110.12
111.6
112.5
112.10
133.40
037.7
096.82
007.3
007.61
007.62
013.2
013.24
024.8
044.4
123.13
011.9
011.21
012.13
046.1
046.7
048.17
054.21
057.8
B
For magic black.
Quick to my side two black, sleek leopards sprang
Out of the dark where the black moons creep,
Blackness
Blade
No moving thing, no blade of grass. One tree
Blades And all the little jeweled blades of grass
Blame Who can blame the mouth that sips
Blandly They blandly sit upon their stools
Blank
Blankness
Blasted That blasted all the worlds that were.
Blaze
Blazed And blazed in beauty, deep on topless deep,
Blazing There was a crackle as of blazing wood,
Bled
Bleeding
So great, I clawed my face to bleeding strips,
Red phantoms in its bleeding mystery hid.
Blend
Blended A frantic whisper with the wind is blended
Bless
Blessed It is not blessed sleep. It looms as hateful.
Blessing It is the blessing of a Druid’s prayer,
Blight What nightmare bore you, hateful blight of red?
I gave him the pall of Death’s last blight,
Blighted From a trunk, that withered, blighted bole,
Blind
see also Window-Blind
Except to blind you;—
Was it only for darkness to blind me,
Bloodless, the blind eyes of eternity,
69
061.4
062.2
067.13
075.13
081.5
105.3
125.2
125.17
127.20
134.12
089.3
093.3
082.3
100.3
138.1
025.5
124.14
030.8
015.25
034.11
106.7
084.5
106.12
029.10
106.14
112.10
015.43
111.9
119.14
070.1
096.94
108.1
108.2
108.3
119.14
110.15
017.1
046.6
045.2
029.8
030.41
033.38
036.28
043.7
073.7
70
099.5
I am blind in the white embrace of the moon’s hot stream
101.27
Then blind, the favored ones; while I, more wise
119.7
121.5
133.5
Blinded For they are blinded with the glut
030.55
Blinder Longer blinder
133.38
Blinding They poured fresh acid on my blinding eyes;
084.2
Blindly Doubting, I stumble blindly to thy feet,
124.2
Bliss
137.9
Bloat
I now have ceased to bloat;
054.42
Bloated The death of pale-green bloated things.
030.12
103.8
Blood
007.5
017.4
039.11
078.12
106.2
Blood-Brother
Blood-brother, boon companion to the yew,
068.2
Bloodless
073.7
Bloodprints
My bloodprints in the dead sand marked my trail.
085.10
Blood-Red
Have seen the blood-red plenilune.
030.4
046.18
055.2
The blood-red waving wastes of sand
055.11
There is pressure on her blood-red lips,
058.5
085.5
106.4
125.13
Blood’s The blood’s full worth.
038.8
Bloom Where the lilies bloom above;
004.26
004.35
096.26
Till jasmine, oleander, or full roses’ bloom
134.23
Bloomed Where the fabled roses bloomed.
047.31
Blooms The summer blooms.
101.10
The legend saith: for each, the golden poppy blooms
134.1
Blow
Only phantom poppies blow,
047.29
Why has the night-wind ceased to blow?
056.4
096.101
Is only known in realms where dream-winds blow.
099.4
Blowing And the wind is blowing cold.
002.7
002.35
A wind from the spheres that through your shadowy hair is blowing 111.7
Blown Forget, with the blown poppies forgetting
009.21
B
Blows
Blue
Blue-Red
Blur
Boast
Bodies
Body
Bogs
71
Blown petals that fall,
For the winds that have blown,
Blue rubies won by stealth
040.6
063.6
123.2
111.3
012.20
067.20
078.14
She loved no man, so she would boast,
With bodies flashing in the sounding seas of foam,
kisses,
be ashen,
Her lips with my lips, her passionate body with mine I shall cover
Thy body fevered with love’s desire,
Thy body now so passionate
Yield his body unto dust,
We left her far more quiet body lying there:
My body will not pour
Body? Spread.
Would maggots in my starved, gaunt body loll
Me from my ennui with your body naked wholly,
Your body slender-hipped.
That dead body in the ooze.
092.10
089.12
128.9
020.1
020.7
020.9
003.2
003.5
003.7
003.12
003.13
003.19
003.23
003.26
003.29
003.35
004.7
004.21
004.46
015.39
018.5
019.3
019.8
027.6
035.6
035.7
035.10
043.2
054.53
054.65
060.20
075.13
085.3
096.40
096.48
126.12
128.26
126.8
72
Boiling
Bold
Upon my tomb, this legend bold:
Bole
Boles
Bond
not sever
In bond unbroken,
Bone
Bones My bones are hoar
Books There stand her books, the Willy Pogany Alice
Boom
Boon
Borderlands
In eerie borderlands I vainly waited
Bore
What nightmare bore you, hateful blight of red?
Bored Now I am bored with all things brief and transitory,
Born
see also Passion-Born
Thine eyes were old when God was born,
Will a woman be born, or a man ever live through whose soul such
a madness and fury will sweep?
Borne Borne onward yet by that same ceaseless yearning,
However brief or stilled, or borne on farther turn,
Both
Her vestures; both were quite revealing.
Bother Nothing on earth can bother me,
None of these things can bother me
Bottles The flagons and bottles and jars that cover her dresser
Boughs Over the treetops, under the boughs,
Here on the hillside by the great gnarled boughs
Boulders Trapped in a crevice by great settling boulders.
Bound see also Spell-Bound
Of them, bound, yet magnificently free;
094.3
059.11
137.26
045.2
011.3
062.2
003.39
050.11
076.9
132.4
090.10
054.55
057.16
095.5
129.5
094.3
068.2
036.49
017.1
086.12
137.22
096.1
096.55
021.8
030.9
043.16
057.3
036.41
134.14
051.25
106.9
128.36
142.2
142.9
129.9
062.8
147.1
059.4
124.10
027.4
042.4
051.60
072.7
080.6
B
They burned me, bound me with deep-knotted ties;
Bow
Her bow toward the cleaner west
Bowed All night I bowed before a burning shrine;
Boy
Brain
One thought more torturing usurped my brain,
Brain-Shaped
Brake
On its shore, mad emeralds burn in the brake,
Branch To every branch. The tree had long since died,
Branches
Branches’
The willow branches’ languid tendrils sank,
Branching
Branch-Twined
Brand You are the brand that sears, the mark of shame,
Brazen On long, metallic clang, the brazen door
Bread
Break
To burn, to break; their pleasure not to slay
It’s the break of day,
Breakers Where breakers and lonely waters roar,
Breaking
Remember the days that will come of the breaking
Breaks Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
Breast Our desire with breast to breast and body to body we shall be slaking
Moulds her breast.
Breasts Her lips and her face and her breasts, all her body I will cover with
kisses,
Thy breasts that seek delight in fire,
Over his breasts his fingers hover,
The kohl that shades your eyes, your breasts with henna tipped,
Breath And its faintest breath
Thy rotten breath
Your rotten breath
73
084.6
104.7
048.18
124.1
007.18
026.2
046.39
080.12
084.10
133.18
088.3
125.22
093.10
093.5
011.18
091.11
011.7
017.7
081.2
124.4
015.46
086.7
143.4
060.13
005.3
066.15
003.19
060.19
066.8
092.6
003.13
004.8
005.1
018.3
019.1
020.9
096.44
002.17
012.8
014.34
025.12
067.8
74
But could not move or even draw one breath:
Breathless
In the breathless, waiting morn;
Brede
Breeze On bridges, river trails, on every gentle breeze.
Breezes Her step is lighter than the summer breezes
Out of the west, foul breezes sweep,
Breve
Bridges On bridges, river trails, on every gentle breeze.
Bridgeway
I take the bridgeway you already know.
Brief
While there remain but few—how few!—brief dusks
Briefer Briefer, weaker,
Briggs And Mr. Briggs would watch their English,
Bright For a little while, our life is bright,
The windows burning bright with eldritch fires;
Bright jewels on the knowledge tree.
Bright-Eyed
With bright-eyed ecstasy, exultant wrath,
Brightlier
Brilliance
To prove the brilliance of their wits,
Brilliant Of this fresh pool of thin and brilliant blue.
To brilliant flame, whose splendors mesmerize,
Bring
I know that death itself will never bring release;
Bring hashish, cannabis, or sleepy opium,
Bringing
Hetaira, matron, virgin bringing
Is it the glow so magically bringing
Brings And bitter all the poison that it brings;
The years have passed, yet each long year in passing brings
Joining your journey, brings our living light to hold you, guide you.
Broke
They crushed me, broke me till I could not rise,
Broken Passionlessly waiting till the spell shall be broken
Bearing the world upon his broken shoulders,
093.13
101.8
125.3
021.6
044.1
101.2
042.14
131.4
041.5
125.1
042.14
131.4
147.14
031.7
096.1
134.14
133.37
138.39
004.31
051.59
086.11
096.53
118.11
137.18
082.13
066.11
138.10
078.14
119.6
003.5
013.30
014.3
096.31
049.25
110.11
007.62
013.3
036.64
146.7
072.14
084.7
006.7
059.2
B
Felt deeper silence broken by no sound,
Brooded And brooded in that vast and soundless grove.
Brotherhood
Brought That brought to Mirtylon its doom,
Thou hast given me passion, desire, and flame; thou hast
brought me this feverous love to consume me,
I brought him dreams of eternal night,
The twilight brought no ease from the hot
That force demonic brought its eyes their sheen.
Brow
Brown Dream, with the brown grass withering
Your hair’s soft brown of gold; your hands that trace
Brows Upon their brows, forgotten girls were flinging
The garlands from their brows unbound
Brute
Budding Its branches leafless, yet a budding hand
Builder I am builder, I am maker,
Building Building on to what goal later,
Burden Nor lift a burden from my crumpled shoulders;
Burial And find its cosmic burial
Buried But only an ancient, buried passion sings.
We buried her in the solemn fall
Where its buried cities sleep
Now they have buried me in this dark pit,
Burls
Burn
Thy lips that in the midnight burn,
With lips that to thine own lips burn,
They would not burn me quickly on their spit;
The golden petals burn,
Burned I have burned all my flame at the altar,
Burning At her feet I have laid the tribute of a burning intolerable passion,
The minutes shall wane in delirium, the burning hours pass slowly,
75
087.4
120.1
122.10
147.12
011.6
022.2
030.18
043.1
046.5
048.13
090.8
003.14
004.19
026.8
058.9
009.11
114.6
015.21
049.12
137.27
093.5
133.8
133.62
124.13
030.39
007.64
026.11
035.1
047.4
087.1
099.1
103.1
093.9
004.5
004.77
086.7
096.25
103.5
125.10
125.22
126.4
134.15
043.17
084.6
003.21
003.25
007.5
76
Till night had cooled the burning winds of day;
With torture on their burning spits.
I am drugged with delirium, burning with beauty, intoxicate, meshed
in the love thou hast sown,
In the mystical burning pallor of the moon
Burnouses
Grace, true believers, with burnouses flowing gracile,
Burns
Her eyes with longing, her face with fever burns;
Burped Who burped a remarkable ditty,
Burrows While creatures cower in their burrows, silent all,
Burst
But
aching
But even thou, Oh Myrrhiline,
But dawn destroyed our passionate delight.
But weariness.
He sought the infinite in life, but now
But found no other than the great refrain:
007.13
007.18
013.6
015.6
015.29
017.6
018.11
030.48
034.10
043.26
051.52
055.14
079.12
085.4
086.11
091.12
096.86
101.4
130.7
141.7
096.83
019.5
031.11
061.9
111.1
145.2
061.5
021.1
024.5
075.10
003.17
004.33
004.41
004.80
007.17
007.41
007.52
007.61
007.64
010.4
013.2
013.12
014.4
014.19
015.25
016.3
B
But everywhere I looked, I saw it near,
But the eyes have no vision,
I sought, but sought in vain.
In search of something lost, but never near it;
But the gulf is cold
“Greetings!” I cried but in the throng
But still assail the deeper firmament.
But fulness leaves no unassuaged desires,
Treasure outlasting cities fair but fleeting.
But never changes, never fades,
But now that time is gone of yore
But spectral flame on the puff-pod floss
But she, in decadent fall,
The head sprang high; but slashed by unseen sabers
But inbetween; whose phosphorescent glow,
But something from the dark side of the moon
But punish, since their power I dared to test.
I tried to scream but heard no sound, no hoarse,
To flee, but where I crawled, wherever fled,
But what is there in wealth? In treasure what but treasure?
But ennui still is mine.
But I grow weary of your sensuous caresses,
But from the sundered room I never crept—
That nothing exists but the vision, the thought supreme.
For things external, but of higher worth,
77
018.11
029.12
031.7
033.33
036.8
037.4
043.12
047.16
047.33
048.3
049.17
050.14
051.15
051.17
051.19
051.42
053.7
054.25
054.51
056.7
057.21
058.11
065.23
067.54
068.12
070.12
073.13
074.11
075.4
075.9
075.12
076.5
081.13
086.2
086.8
088.8
090.11
092.7
093.11
093.13
096.17
096.24
096.49
099.5
105.13
112.16
113.1
116.2
116.10
78
By
I listen, but I do not hear them fall,
But the spell-bound half-beasts lie in their lairs
That saw her but heard neither her voice nor her laughter.
The essence of her is here—but I wish she would hasten!
But when my span
“Huh. Well, maybe. But I’m sociable, Miss—”
“But I’m perfectly moral.”
“But Miss Shere—”
caresses
By the girls they gave their love.
Is whispered by the sad wind sighing
By Paphian maids in gardens swallowed of the sea;
Inflicted by the gods in elder wars.
By seas that thunder vainly to the moon;
By softer gold than gold.
Naught by thy loveliness
Or remain by the willows
With only the withered trees to watch us passing by;
Borne onward yet by that same ceaseless yearning,
By cryptic tarns aglow with lethal flame,
And then passed by.
By forgotten poets told.
By the legions of the pest.
What though you walk by Mammon unattended,
By forest track
119.5
121.5
122.13
125.15
129.4
129.16
133.59
134.2
135.10
139.11
139.13
139.17
147.11
003.3
003.22
004.28
004.62
007.26
008.5
011.23
012.20
012.30
012.32
024.4
024.12
026.7
031.2
031.4
031.8
032.4
032.9
033.27
035.2
036.41
036.50
045.6
045.19
046.40
047.15
048.20
048.23
050.8
051.1
051.43
055.6
059.4
059.12
061.2
B
I could not turn though fronted by the rack.
By bathing me in streams of molten lead.
I thought ironic laughter passed me by.
With only rotting corpses lying by,
Planks riddled through by worms, that he is wise
Heard legends not by earthly voices told,
The little gods sleep by faëry’s phantom fountains,
Here, by the hand you held
While I pass by
The legend saith: when each lone traveller passes by,
By the luscious curtains gleaming.
The authors’ names I know by rote,
The monster gods sleep by Faëry’s phantom fountains,
79
067.20
067.30
068.12
073.13
078.3
080.6
083.10
084.4
085.8
087.13
095.3
101.8
103.7
105.14
115.1
117.11
118.4
119.14
120.6
122.10
122.11
126.2
130.3
130.19
131.14
132.3
133.41
134.13
136.4
137.5
141.3
141.19
142.8
146.5
147.1
C
Cadences
Caesar
Calair
Call
Calling
Calls
Calm
Came
To see the Hylots of Calair,
The lonely, lovely sea-maidens call,
Anguish of some lost thing’s cry or call
The city rang with joyful call
To perish when my later footsteps came;
Of those who came to praise this day
The answer came, where I in torment lay,
The dark, walled city slowly came in view,
Whence came that unknown color? Was its source
Stranger than ever came
094.2
137.23
030.14
013.31
020.6
045.10
049.2
096.77
122.5
122.12
015.7
020.3
147.7
083.9
120.7
015.3
015.33
017.4
017.12
029.1
029.9
030.44
036.52
046.38
048.8
049.3
071.4
072.5
073.4
076.3
080.13
086.9
088.1
090.1
092.12
094.8
104.5
104.10
105.9
109.31
122.2
128.15
C
With each lesson came complete
Camel’s Rich ends, and soft the tinkle of a camel’s bell
Can
Can escape to tell of muted grief.
Enigmatic regions that no eye can know,
He walks where none can know or see,
Its equal can confess.
Mine the love that can fade not or falter,
Than which no love can have supremer worth.
I can not even sigh
I can not find, nor do I seem to place
Who can blame the mouth that sips
These things I love, yet words can never tell
Thought fashions worlds that earth can never share,
When I can make my students Cram.
Nothing on earth can bother me,
That we who linger here will not forget, can not forget
Candles Tall candles there were dreaming
Cannabis
Canst
Drink deep the cup, ere thou canst drink no more;
Can’t
Canter Or hunters canter shouting toward the moor.
Capped Till with derrick they capped him,
Caps
see White-Caps
Captors And when at last my captors bore me through
Capture As though sly Pan had used his pipes to capture
In the soft, first capture.
To capture moods that change or leave;
Capture In my domain alone you’ll capture
81
140.3
140.7
096.95
006.12
006.14
012.10
013.10
014.9
032.10
043.19
051.49
054.4
054.5
054.6
055.4
057.18
057.21
067.10
077.5
096.6
100.3
114.9
116.7
116.13
137.6
137.10
142.1
142.2
142.9
142.10
146.3
136.3
096.31
097.2
135.8
138.5
069.8
145.3
086.12
015.11
033.20
042.11
051.13
060.15
060.19
067.48
82
Captured
Caravan And take the caravan
Caravans
Of caravans that throng
Cardinal Like cardinal numbers adding without end;
Care
Or starfire care
Cared Who cared? Once more immortal Pan was playing
Careful The changing fancy and the careful rows
Carefully Your polished phrases spoken carefully,
Caress The passion-born kiss and caress of my maddening desire;
Caress.
Caressed Nor ever a hand caressed its fat;
Caresses I am enraptured by strange and undreamed-of passionate sinful
caresses
To soothe white flesh that for caresses aches.
Caressing
Caressing her?
Duty, in her lips caressing!
Carnage The air from some vast stellar carnage bled
Carrion With knowledge of the carrion
Carved Jades exquisite, delicately carved ivory,
Cast
Casually Heretical eyes is casually hung on a chair;
Cat
Caught You caught me, bound me, with a spell,
They caught me in the wasteland in the west.
Cause Yet saw no cause why gossip seized her.
Cave
I saw from that dim cave where I was hiding
Caverned
006.24
130.11
141.11
096.99
096.59
096.93
115.2
114.11
116.2
117.2
133.68
015.37
117.7
121.2
003.6
003.28
011.23
129.10
057.13
003.3
007.23
020.3
020.4
075.5
096.11
096.49
058.8
100.8
106.12
030.31
103.8
096.14
027.3
049.13
129.15
142.4
042.4
059.7
086.1
086.2
128.32
059.1
089.1
060.21
C
Caverns’ And from those giant caverns’ lifted gloom
Cease
Ceased When time had ceased, when every world was riven,
Worms now have ceased to gloat,
Ceaseless
Celebrate
Celestial Beyond the heavens’ great celestial throng,
Censers The fire is cold; no fuming censers flare;
Centuries
The dust of centuries lies on her head;
Cerements
Certainly
“Certainly not.”
“You certainly will.”
Certainty
Chair
Chalice I hold all her body a beautiful living white chalice
The nectar of their chalice
Challenge
Chamber That followed through the chamber where I fled.
In that dark chamber, numb with terror, mute,
Chambers
I seek through chambers of thy strange abode;
Champak
Chance The spheres that spin of chance the blind and dumb,
Change To capture moods that change or leave;
ages,
Changed The hymn and song have changed to moan and cry.
Changes But never changes, never fades,
83
089.10
094.7
004.78
036.58
073.12
036.37
054.42
054.43
056.4
079.10
036.41
111.11
049.4
024.2
040.3
099.2
029.2
090.2
139.4
139.16
050.8
129.15
003.7
033.5
129.8
024.14
088.6
088.10
076.2
080.12
124.5
096.88
036.28
122.5
042.11
050.8
112.5
007.44
053.7
84
Changing
Chant A chant to loveliness and strange, unfathomed glory,
Would chant their perfect lessons with ’m.
Chantment
Thou hast woven a spell, was the chantment for only a moment ere
worship and love were to perish?
Chaos And though all poppy seeds in final chaos scatter,
Charm She walks in charm, adoring nature pleases
I love you for the charm earth gave to you,
Charming
Charms And in her movements, languid charms abide.
Charnel Whence came your charnel hue of pain and blood?
Chart
To chart the labyrinths of long assailing;
Chasten The midst of her things: a girdle, as though to chasten
Chaunting
The faithful, with far chaunting.
Chaunting of moon-dim princesses whose clime
Cheeks Thy cheeks that glow,
Cherish Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture of
Cherished
Chewed The chewed remains of something used for bait;
Child
Not woman, man, or child crawled in my lap.
Random child
Children Or purple, dear to children of the dust,
Chill
Chink To the host! Clink! Clink! Let the glasses chink!
Chloral Like a drinker of chloral I dream,
Choke My neck, and heard that husky, gurgling choke
Choking With mystic earth, thereof for ever choking,
Choral A choral hymn of mad and sweetest pain,
Chorus Chorus
Chuckle At me and slyly chuckle while they keep
034.8
077.8
117.7
007.31
138.28
043.27
134.22
041.7
096.43
116.9
119.14
042.17
113.7
053.5
017.4
104.9
105.11
031.10
129.14
096.78
113.13
004.17
043.25
033.24
087.6
075.11
089.7
133.47
051.2
036.34
133.30
022.9
043.10
072.12
104.12
068.5
007.30
021.4
049.27
068.6
046.33
054.40
C
Cicadas And the cicadas sing,
Cinder I am the cinder wiped away,
Cindering
Circling Athwart the circling citadel of stars,
Citadel Dim citadel, all dank and poisonous,
Athwart the circling citadel of stars,
Cities
They saw Mercurial cities rust
On the cities sleeping there
From sunken cities rose the solemn knell.
City
Clad
Specter, in swathings of sick scarlet clad,
Clad him alone;
Claim To claim the maid for whose desire he strove?
Claimed And by the dark caress was claimed forever,
Has claimed the everlasting vow of him who coldly rests
She claimed that thoughts, not deeds, pervert you—
Clamped They clamped hot irons on my throbbing head;
Clang
I knocked upon the portal till with clang
On long, metallic clang, the brazen door
Clanging As I remember, there were clanging gongs
Clap
Clarke’s Not too malicious; the strangeness of Harry Clarke’s Poe;
Classes And to the students in my classes,
Classic He surely was a classic beauty.”
Classicist
Classicorum
Clawed So great, I clawed my face to bleeding strips,
Cleaner Her bow toward the cleaner west
Clear
Your limbs, if limbs you have; nor is it clear
85
096.87
133.54
063.8
036.2
011.16
024.10
036.2
010.11
030.35
036.22
047.4
047.9
051.42
094.4
049.2
086.9
086.14
095.6
131.8
145.5
017.11
046.28
015.20
011.23
014.7
014.35
128.27
084.1
081.1
081.2
080.1
096.21
129.7
137.7
137.28
137.1
137.19
137.29
137.21
029.10
090.10
048.18
021.5
028.12
051.12
077.6
86
Clearer Or if, beneath those warmer, clearer skies,
Clever That your words are clever, witty,
Cliff
Cliffs
Climb They will spew from the sea and climb from sunken islands,
Climbed Slowly I climbed the worn old attic stairs
Clime And neither dawn nor darkness shades her clime.
Clings A form that clings to a satyr sings,
Clink
To the host! Clink! Clink! Let the glasses chink!
Cloister And in this pedagogic cloister,
Close
In life’s dead close;
Thus I close my doors
Past where, once seen, once open, close in no tomorrow,
Closed In search of closed escapes.
Close-Hidden
Of that malign, close-hidden ebon pool.
Closer Now I shall hold her white body closer and closer, till her red lips
be ashen,
Its footsteps shuffling closer on the stone,
Closes A tiger-lily opens and fails and closes
In aeons closes
Closing The scattered symbols of those closing pages
Closlier What words convey how closelier she follows
Closure Down the far closure of the valley, sky,
Cloths In gummy cloths of long and human hair.
Cloud And all the air was misty as a cloud.
Cloudlike
Clouds’ Beyond the soaring clouds’ infinity;
Clove
That clove through midnight where no other stirred,
Cloven With the fresher tracks of cloven
Clover And the fallen sweet clover,
Cloy
099.12
120.2
135.5
089.4
071.2
131.14
130.15
141.15
074.1
053.8
113.13
023.5
022.1
022.9
138.23
003.14
008.6
009.4
046.45
052.7
054.4
073.12
110.6
134.10
045.16
075.14
078.10
011.14
003.23
036.55
090.13
101.14
109.1
133.60
036.35
129.2
041.9
147.6
104.8
106.8
109.35
037.10
079.5
126.14
123.9
046.38
C
Clung Of knotty burls along the trunk, and clung
Coast
In the distance sank the coast in the dank
Coasts From the stricken hosts of those plague-filled coasts
Cobwebs Amidst great cobwebs hanging everywhere
There were great cobwebs hanging everywhere,
Cocoon The strange cocoon, not living yet nor dead
Coeds The coeds only get along
Coffin To coffin. earth, the dead.
Stained is the coffin floor
Coils
Cold
Has the cold of death
When the cold monotone
Rest, with the cold ground resting
The fire is cold; no fuming censers flare;
Dark, dark, cold, dead,
Of its cold sea-tomb.
She will go in the cold moonlight
She will sink on the cold, cold ground,
In heat of summer day or cold of winter snow;
Colder And I look on with clearer, colder eyes,
Coldly Has claimed the everlasting vow of him who coldly rests
Collapsed
College In their ideal, idyllic college,
Color
Skeins of fluctuant color, lit
With that wild color overspread,
The unknown color hostile in pursuit
Colossal To fall amid colossal precipices.
Colour I was the only colour when
Coloured
Fourth was I in the coloured host,
Colours With mad new colours and queer lines I’d trace
We were the colours that his love
87
093.9
048.9
048.1
072.1
104.1
075.3
075.9
138.6
054.11
054.46
027.4
002.7
002.18
002.27
002.35
009.1
010.20
036.34
040.3
047.16
054.21
054.57
057.10
065.1
065.13
131.6
120.2
014.7
085.4
138.19
017.9
017.17
034.6
055.7
088.1
088.12
079.14
094.10
107.5
046.3
046.18
046.42
046.26
025.9
046.23
046.34
046.47
88
Combined
Come But a moment will come and death destroy
For us the future never will come,
Let one long, lingering note through night come stealing,
I come to men with unrequiting passion,
Their ravage, if they had not come from you.
Now in the mind come messages unspoken,
Comes A last, wild note from the distant hills comes drifting—
Until, once more, when mistily comes the morn,
Withdraw till dawn comes gray.
Comfort I ask no comfort and no ease of thee,
Comforting
Coming In the years of the past, in the coming and passing of lovers and
Till the coming of dawn.
She waits the coming of the golden guest;
It merely hinted of the coming week.
Companion
What goal, what new companion did I seek?
Companions
Company
To keep me company lest I go mad:
Comparisons
Compassionate
051.25
004.33
004.69
005.3
006.23
026.2
036.26
039.2
039.7
039.8
039.19
039.20
051.61
052.8
077.2
096.22
119.9
121.14
124.8
147.10
015.47
020.11
069.13
096.84
096.92
097.7
110.2
113.9
124.9
038.13
043.13
065.20
066.6
084.14
068.2
072.9
072.2
077.2
103.12
137.13
051.55
C
Complete
Comprehension
Comrades
Concealed
Concealed with opalescent mist whose fall
Conceits The pedants utter strange conceits
Condemn
Conditions
Cone
Confess Its equal can confess.
Confused
That I confused the words you’d plainly spoken.
Conjugations
Conning And wonder what we’re conning to.
Conqueror
Conquest
Constellations
In constellations now to space-dust shrunken
Consume
Consuming
see also All-Consuming
Consummate
Contain The earth could not contain
Contained
Contained no thought or dust of thing or race;
Contains Contains what a flagon always should!
Content Therefor am I, with what I have, content,
89
013.25
115.13
140.3
007.29
087.10
103.10
043.34
127.3
138.9
130.8
141.8
142.4
076.6
032.10
120.4
137.13
138.18
107.9
050.9
036.23
043.1
043.28
130.8
141.8
015.27
051.47
014.16
107.6
022.6
117.6
050.13
90
Contents
Content to know the image of the dream,
Continents
Contrast Perfection gains by contrast and may be
Convey What words convey how closelier she follows
Cooing My loved one made soft cooing sounds, and so
Cool
I reached my hands down to the cool, wet depths
Sometimes in cool delight she floats on drifting weeds
She wakens with the dew yet cool upon her eyelids
On which the cool green rain gleams.
Cooled Till night had cooled the burning winds of day;
Coral
Coronal And now at last I crown me with a coronal
Core
Corner Out of a dusky corner came the stare
Corpse Six feet deep my corpse lies, drowned
Corpses On curious corpses, gold and green.
For green corpses he did lust,
Corpse’s And turned to flee that corpse’s hideous head.
Corridors
So little light, so many corridors,
Corruption
Corruption. Six feet deep
Cosmic His cosmic challenge in an alien world.
That I to cosmic realms could take my flight!
I seemed to sink in some huge cosmic pool.
ages,
Could And yet, in all my travels I could only find
113.11
129.12
036.21
117.11
041.9
075.1
007.7
011.22
038.13
060.12
066.1
128.2
136.10
015.6
060.4
101.24
013.7
020.8
054.50
072.5
104.5
054.19
054.48
072.13
104.13
030.24
046.13
103.2
103.7
103.11
029.11
050.2
054.32
024.14
025.4
030.39
036.10
071.13
080.11
105.8
112.5
133.4
133.24
013.15
C
The earth could not contain
That I could picture worlds I’ve never known,
He leered so vilely, Horror could not save
Could wing no flight,
Where only courage of lost hope could ravel
His sunken eyes could only see
So few the days, so much that one could know,
Stretched farther than horizons. I could see
They left to me my eyes, so I could stare
I scarce could know the evil that I did;
Where none could know or share.
Counterpart
That has no counterpart in lands of time
Countless
Trailed countless fingers in the ebon edge
Courage Where only courage of lost hope could ravel
Course And twist their sinuous downward course—
Cover Her lips and her face and her breasts, all her body I will cover with
kisses,
Cover the form whose hand still gropes.
Covered see also Grass-Covered
In the streets now covered deep,
Whose white fat folds were covered with grime,
91
014.16
025.1
025.2
025.4
029.7
030.43
034.13
036.3
046.11
048.11
050.1
054.25
072.14
078.11
079.11
083.10
084.7
084.11
087.9
090.5
093.2
093.13
103.9
104.10
106.11
120.12
122.3
128.10
134.6
135.12
138.33
053.3
118.10
011.13
036.3
038.10
088.4
003.13
003.35
062.10
098.1
101.18
129.9
047.34
057.4
92
Covers And the form that it covers is thine.
Cower While creatures cower in their burrows, silent all,
Crackle There was a crackle as of blazing wood,
Cram
Crawl I saw the hungry flowers toward me crawl
Crawled I crawled like one impelled on ways resisted,
The swart hand crawled, through mid-air lengthening,
Crawling
Crawls Where the little lithe worm still tumbles and crawls,
Crazed More crazed by all the amorous joys thereof;
Creak And yet I could not move. There came a creak,
Creator The great Creator,
Creature To watch a little creature pick
Oh little creature, whether old or young,
Creatures
see also Sea-Creatures
Only slimy creatures stare
Phosphorescent creatures go
Part human creatures creeping from their lair.
Showed everywhere, while flopping creatures died.
Were they strange creatures from Outside that soon
Creatures’
Purer than earthly creatures’,
Creep Where lichens creep on crumbled fanes
I feel the worms that creep, creep, creep,
Creepers And hanging creepers that reluctantly
095.3
106.9
043.36
061.5
062.2
079.10
106.7
137.10
082.12
045.3
072.3
074.10
075.11
090.11
046.14
089.5
062.4
007.26
104.10
133.10
030.15
057.6
063.1
077.1
077.9
077.13
025.12
047.8
047.27
059.8
061.5
072.4
076.9
095.4
104.4
105.7
125.7
126.10
032.6
010.2
047.3
054.35
125.2
011.11
092.8
C
Creeping
creeping
Creeps A reveller creeps where his leman sleeps—
Crept
The Northern Lights crept down with pulsing streamers
Crest
Cresting I am foam torn free of storm waves cresting,
Crevice Trapped in a crevice by great settling boulders.
Crib
Of infant in the crib
Cried
The ebony gates, one savage curse I cried,
Cries
And it cries
They added madness to my frantic cries
Crimson White poppy of the crimson eve—
The crimson, never-setting sun,
Upon the crimson eve,
Croon And houris sad songs croon.
Cross
Crossed But a smile has crossed her quiet face—
Crosses No traveler crosses now the land,
Crouched
Crown And now at last I crown me with a coronal
Crowned
Crowned thrice with cypress, endless times with laurel,
Crucified And by a hideous world was crucified
Cruel
Though they, with cruel joy, had given me
Crumbled
Where lichens creep on crumbled fanes
Long crumbled in primordial pre-time’s span;
Crumbling
Sunken walls of crumbling stone
Crumpled
Crushed The roses, crushed, lie scattered everywhere;
93
056.3
072.4
089.5
112.11
023.7
034.1
048.7
059.10
078.1
105.13
092.9
133.23
059.4
133.44
049.17
086.13
002.20
084.3
042.2
046.22
055.10
109.2
096.60
056.1
056.5
056.9
058.11
071.5
010.17
088.9
013.7
068.10
068.1
026.7
084.12
139.3
010.2
036.20
047.11
057.2
124.13
040.1
94
Like the voiceless cry
Or was it the old despairing cry of sadness
How much more exquisite to hear me cry
In the marble palace, gold dwarfs cry,
From the cry
Crying When down the hillside came a long, low crying,
Cryptic I paused and watched the cryptic waters watch.
Crystal And crystal clear, of life and love and rapture,
Cup
Curious On curious corpses, gold and green.
Curled Curled inward, flowerwise. I stood before
Current Or rests where an ocean current laves
More modish than the current mode;
Curse
Oblivion had laid its deathless curse
Curtain And conceals like a curtain the shrine,
Curtained
Curtains By the luscious curtains gleaming.
Curves Her garments only know what curves and hollows
Cycles I lived whole cycles of existence; I am wise;
ages,
Cypress Crowned thrice with cypress, endless times with laurel,
Cypress-Veiled
Cyrenaya
Dance, Cyrenaya, while I watch you swaying slowly,
Into the moonlight, Cyrenaya, I would go
Cry
084.7
001.5
007.44
007.49
013.23
015.35
015.45
045.10
088.9
089.6
103.6
125.6
133.43
135.2
015.3
020.9
011.17
036.50
051.12
097.2
133.28
030.24
062.1
076.3
078.12
087.11
081.3
089.13
060.10
128.6
086.13
107.1
043.34
147.5
014.2
136.4
041.11
013.29
112.5
068.1
126.2
096.34
096.37
096.97
D
Daggers
Dais
Damp
Dance
Danced Danced and revelled amid the olive-grove?
Dances Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
Dancing Outlined the revellers dancing through the woods,
Dancing-Girl
Dandelions
Danger Witch-forms tormented, from dark demon danger,
Dangerous
Dank
You stain vermilion vipers in dank glades.
Dared But punish, since their power I dared to test.
Dark
The dark star’s necrophilic race.
Witch-forms tormented, from dark demon danger,
In the dark sea-grave.
So dark whichever pathway one may go,
In dark liquescence. Mocking maggots peep
Demonic revel holds dark, writhing forms in thrall,
There, ringed with dark trees holy,
Where far, unhuman beings’ dark embrace
The mouth where something dark was trickling through.
I watched them till, from out the greater dark,
121.11
092.3
054.21
051.46
096.37
015.18
066.15
015.26
096.22
006.18
136.11
045.7
128.14
128.13
011.16
017.16
048.9
086.8
002.9
010.3
011.20
011.23
014.33
030.28
036.62
038.13
045.7
047.5
050.3
051.5
054.39
054.57
059.11
061.7
065.10
065.17
070.13
073.8
074.9
075.12
96
Where vast, dark marbles stood in endless miles,
It lifted toward its dark, devouring lips.
I have met darker nights than that of old,
Deep loving, dark thinking,
Darkened
Darkling His vision, and he peered across the darkling sky
Darkly In shadow-ruled dominions darkly fated
Darkness
Till darkness falls—it never will—
Whose whisper in the quiet darkness? Why
Darting A beak that, darting, closed me in its trap.
Dawn Till the dawn.
From dawn to dusk her white sides feel
Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
The dawn, when those great wings had made retreat;
Dawn-Age
Dawning
dawning
Dawn’s For dawn’s rebirth.
081.10
086.9
087.1
088.10
091.14
096.34
103.1
122.9
123.14
124.14
125.2
127.6
118.2
014.17
036.51
040.7
031.8
043.5
043.7
053.8
055.17
074.2
147.8
075.14
003.36
004.58
007.12
007.52
014.14
015.46
031.14
044.1
053.8
060.17
065.20
066.2
066.15
079.7
096.84
059.15
036.25
111.6
112.1
109.8
D
Day
I dreamed the night would never turn to day.
And the tired day;
The world is wondrously quiet, so quiet, prophetic of day,
Dream of forgetful day,
Though every day were filled with benison
Say, sixty-five, not one day under,
Days
The days are short
The days are drear,
The older glory of the days that were
Whisper of the days of old,
No voice to tell of days that were,
Dazzle With dazzle of a monstrous flame,
Dazzling Such dazzling stores of useless learning!
Dead
see also Long-Dead
The dry dead leaves
97
007.40
009.6
015.6
039.19
043.8
044.7
049.3
096.71
096.85
109.6
115.3
130.5
131.6
133.55
138.32
141.5
143.4
002.4
002.8
002.9
002.25
002.34
005.3
006.5
007.45
007.46
026.2
026.12
027.1
031.1
031.12
039.1
047.12
049.16
050.1
053.12
070.4
096.5
115.1
118.14
123.3
127.17
030.42
138.38
002.4
002.15
002.34
004.27
98
On the dead earth;
The poppies of the dead
Of dead desire.
For I was his, that horror of the dead.
They gorged on wonders vanished, dead.
Through space’s dead debris I wandered, wondered
Lies upon the dead drowned men.
And I am dead.
And I am dead.
For I am dead.
To coffin. earth, the dead.
Until my dead flesh stirred. I only lay,
Or in my dead flesh foul to float,
Silent, still, old, dead;
Dead, dead,
For ever dead.
Dead, dead,
For ever dead.
Soul? Dead.
For ever dead.
For ever dead, dead, dead.
Through its foul dead realm were it ever to squirm,
Where he sleeps with the dead.
From having watched the dead rose petals strew
The strange cocoon, not living yet nor dead
For I was its, that horror from the dead.
004.66
006.2
009.4
009.10
010.13
011.7
012.12
013.8
017.3
025.12
027.14
029.14
030.34
036.11
039.13
043.32
046.19
047.25
047.36
048.5
051.6
054.1
054.3
054.7
054.11
054.15
054.28
054.44
054.57
054.58
054.59
054.60
054.61
054.62
054.67
054.68
054.69
057.9
057.14
057.16
065.16
067.12
068.3
069.7
073.11
075.3
085.10
088.7
090.14
D
The endless silence of the endless dead;
There is no picture of her dear dead face,
Deadly The deadly hardness of reality,
Deal
Dear
Rest, with the dear things lying
Or purple, dear to children of the dust,
Dearer To all the world; and dearer still are those
Dearest Dearest of all dear things that I possess.
Dearth In its dearth;
Death Has the cold of death
To Death and Time.
DEATH: I offer thee such dreams
THE POET: I scorn thee, Death.
DEATH: Turn not, Oh Poet, wait!
DEATH: I offer thee the wealth
DEATH: Oh Poet, these I offer thee:
THE POET (wildly): I yield! I yield! Thy lips, Oh Death!
Of death.
The death of pale-green bloated things.
99
095.11
097.4
099.6
099.10
107.5
108.1
108.2
108.3
123.3
126.12
138.11
120.11
139.8
008.8
009.3
051.2
099.10
117.1
135.1
135.2
117.5
008.8
123.19
009.12
002.18
004.13
004.20
004.33
012.1
012.7
012.11
012.17
012.18
012.26
012.27
012.43
012.44
012.53
013.27
013.30
014.6
014.36
021.8
025.10
030.12
039.4
043.24
043.29
051.20
100
Death: I offer you such dreams
Traveler: I scorn you, Death,
Death: Turn not, oh Traveler, wait!
Traveler: I scorn you, Death.
Death: I offer you the wealth
Death: Oh Traveler, these I offer you:
Death: However far you go, I wait.
Death: Not long, not long....
I too was fastened on that tree of death.
Of death itself, there now was left no trace,
Death-Fevers
Death-fevers mottled you with lurid shades.
Death-Knell
My soul’s death-knell.
Deathless
For they were deathless hunters, I the dying.
supernal:
Deathlessly
Deathly This hill, haunted by a deathly spell,
Deaths In separate deaths, so long,
Death’s I gave him the pall of Death’s last blight,
Debris Through space’s dead debris I wandered, wondered
Decadent
067.1
067.7
067.11
067.17
067.18
067.26
067.27
067.43
067.44
067.53
067.55
067.57
070.12
076.10
093.14
096.2
097.3
105.5
107.3
107.8
107.9
130.11
141.11
017.14
013.16
004.76
027.8
057.17
057.18
085.14
107.1
112.13
003.2
004.35
045.6
062.3
039.23
051.24
087.14
133.30
046.6
036.11
D
her,
Decayed She rules a realm decayed from elder days,
Decaying
see also Half-Decaying
Decibels A tolling like a myriad decibels
Decision And the mind’s decision,
Decomposition
In my own decomposition. Thick white worms have lolled
Deeds Like all his deeds, his very name unknown,
Deemed
Deeming
Deep
Graven deep the riddle of their deep despair.
Of dwarfs in deep Lethean sands;
Over his loins his deep eyes rove.
There was never love greater than mine, so destroying, so ravaging,
ravishing, rapturous, deep;
Lost Atlantis slumbers deep,
That hung on our deep sea-graves.
Six feet deep I lie;
Six feet deep my corpse lies, drowned
Six feet deep.
Ring upon ring, with stone walls sevenfold deep,
101
003.33
065.23
127.17
007.43
080.3
033.35
054.23
059.13
128.27
128.28
105.12
026.3
006.20
011.25
012.21
014.1
018.4
027.12
031.11
034.11
035.10
036.14
036.62
038.5
043.14
046.18
047.1
047.34
048.16
054.2
054.19
054.32
054.34
054.38
057.3
059.1
067.21
069.1
076.7
083.1
095.9
096.8
097.2
102
In endless deep
Deeper But still assail the deeper firmament.
Deep-Knotted
Deeply Deeply the folded roses
Defaced I hear them in the rubble of defaced land
Defeat And find defeat ere I have much begun;
Deific We are deathless, O Love, and deific; we have known the wonder
supernal:
Delicate A single gardenia lies with delicate grace in
Delicately
Jades exquisite, delicately carved ivory,
Delight For pleasures and joys that she knows not, for a new and monstrous
delight;
Let us give over ourselves to delight,
The loveliest girl to give him strange delight;
Delight in sudden vagaries of your mind.
Delights Delights of Ispahan.
Delirium The minutes shall wane in delirium, the burning hours pass slowly,
Delirium over my shaken soul now passes,
Dell
For love, the dell where hired maenads moan.
Delve
Dig and delve
So dig and delve,
Delver’s What shall reward the delver’s toil
Demented
The poppy yielded you demented dreams,
Demon Witch-forms tormented, from dark demon danger,
Demonic
098.6
123.14
133.67
050.14
051.25
051.52
064.4
122.10
084.6
109.5
114.11
127.6
131.5
050.6
112.13
129.13
096.14
003.18
004.8
004.51
007.8
007.52
015.12
021.4
033.32
043.2
060.12
096.70
117.14
096.12
096.52
003.25
043.26
101.21
040.8
143.1
143.9
038.11
017.13
045.7
061.7
D
103
090.8
Deny
Yield grace to only one, deny the rest?
119.11
Departed
see Wind-Departed
Depths Descending into midnight depths that lurked
011.19
011.22
In the depths of gloomy murk:
047.38
070.7
127.10
Derrick Till with derrick they capped him,
145.3
Descending
Descending into midnight depths that lurked
011.19
Descends
For in the midnight hours, when sleep descends,
070.9
Desert Back through the desert for those fiends to flay,
086.6
093.4
Deserted
Seaweed fills deserted lanes;
047.23
131.8
Deserts The dried-up seas, the deserts drear.
010.19
Desert’s You drift along the desert’s burning sands;
017.6
Design In my design;
046.44
The ever fresh design of your own fashion.
051.28
121.12
Desire The passion-born kiss and caress of my maddening desire;
003.6
her.
003.11
Our desire with breast to breast and body to body we shall be slaking 003.19
004.7
No more, no more I know the fierce desire of woman,
007.55
007.61
Of dead desire.
013.8
To claim the maid for whose desire he strove?
015.20
018.10
043.1
067.49
096.100
Nor I desire it if it held not you;
115.12
Desired The phantom that so greatly I desired
036.53
068.12
Desires But fulness leaves no unassuaged desires,
051.19
096.7
Desiring
003.30
096.32
Desolate
001.7
004.23
104
Yet, when toward farther desolate wastes I stole,
Desolation
The desolation tomblike, sere,
Despair Graven deep the riddle of their deep despair.
Despairing
Despairs
Of some imprisoned thing with old despairs.
Despite Of modes that will not match despite your pains.
Destined Now was I destined after all to die,
Destiny My destiny, and found what men can never guess;
Destroy But a moment will come and death destroy
Destroyed
Destroying
Destruction
Develops
Device And all your days, and mine, a vain device.
Devil
Goddess or devil or only human,
Devoid Devoid of mirth, devoid of feeling;
Devotion
Devour Ere the flame was to fade from thy face, and my love to consume
Devouring
Dew
Diadems
Diamonds
Did
063.7
085.7
010.18
017.3
006.20
089.11
015.35
088.9
074.8
117.8
085.1
013.10
004.33
008.12
007.52
043.14
017.17
110.3
118.14
022.4
022.8
022.12
140.11
128.34
096.80
043.28
082.14
091.14
004.58
044.6
066.1
133.29
012.24
067.24
096.19
026.1
D
Didn’t
Die
Died
Dies
Did I embrace her wildly, did I hold
What did he seek, this wayfarer of old?
For what, I did not know, yet tense, on guard
Who knew why Romans didn’t rhyme,
Of flowers that die,
Though we die.
Thou shalt die,
Must die;
Die, with the leaves that drift
Why do the mandrakes fear to die?
They know that it will take me years to die,
Died upon birth.
To every branch. The tree had long since died,
I dreamed the waters of the world had died,
I only know she died in Mytilene.
Upon his fallen kingdoms, God had died.
Is the voice of Beauty that dies.
The mortal flesh that dies?
105
027.5
027.8
046.13
059.9
072.9
074.3
106.11
107.8
122.8
138.12
144.4
001.6
003.40
004.1
004.22
004.29
004.34
007.42
009.17
009.19
030.54
051.15
051.16
053.13
056.12
085.1
089.7
097.7
103.3
112.6
133.56
137.25
026.6
039.6
046.7
048.22
059.15
080.14
086.14
093.10
095.1
095.4
099.14
107.14
122.2
001.14
009.19
012.49
062.7
106
Differed Differed so, each from each, and this one more
Dig
Dig and delve
So dig and delve,
Dim
see also Moon-Dim
We have read inscrutable symbols on dim, dynastic pages,
Dimension
see also Four-Dimension
Dimensioned
see Four-Dimensioned
Dimly Behind the amber lids they dimly dream,
Dine
To make my sufferings worse if I should dine.
Dirge
Dirges That beat the air to frenzy, dirges, knells.
Disagree With all things disagree,
Disarrays
Discover And truths I could not otherwise discover.
Discovering
Discoverlessly
Discoverlessly far,
Disease’s As dreaded as some strange disease’s pain,
Disdainful
Disgusting
“Masher. Disgusting.”
Disposes As the unknown force disposes
Disputed Not a thing disputed the lordly worm
Dissemble
dissemble
Dissolution’s
Dissolve
Felt flesh dissolve in motes of silver tints
Dissolved
063.14
096.85
115.7
143.1
143.9
007.29
011.16
059.15
083.5
089.1
101.29
109.7
110.9
112.7
138.13
127.7
087.12
062.7
080.2
096.63
117.6
120.12
069.11
127.16
070.2
024.13
139.14
133.61
057.11
003.31
054.20
007.42
076.13
062.3
D
Distance In the distance sank the coast in the dank
Distant A last, wild note from the distant hills comes drifting—
So long, so far, so distant have you flown
Ditched Means ditched by your girl and left by your friend,
Ditty
Divan I sink back in the pillows of my deep divan
Dividing I must, for it arose, its mass dividing
Divine Most lovely, half satanic, half divine,
Divinely Of pagany, divinely young Apollo,
Divinity Where legend prophesied divinity,
Do
Only now do we live.
So little, yet to do so well,
Why do I shrink from the soft red mouths of roses
Now wherefor do you make this larger room
What do I want?
This do I want.
Only do we who knew you feel the source,
Does
Dolorous And all the ecstasy and dolorous delight.
Domain I offer thee the vague, vast Hadean domain
That her domain has overrun.
That enters her wide domain.
Domain I offer you my whole vast Hadean domain
Dominions
In shadow-ruled dominions darkly fated
Don
She liked to don herself in raiment
Done
Our task was done.
In Wonderland; Rothenstein’s portraits done with malice
If this were done to Minnesota,
Don’t
Doom Lie only shards of that dread doom
107
048.9
096.91
015.47
037.1
050.7
096.94
142.8
145.2
096.8
089.8
027.2
051.44
037.12
004.70
027.9
041.4
042.7
042.10
051.5
056.12
077.5
077.11
101.11
101.29
118.9
122.13
123.16
123.20
146.8
134.19
007.8
096.29
012.5
055.12
060.16
067.5
067.48
034.8
036.51
128.5
035.8
055.18
129.6
138.35
139.2
010.15
017.10
024.13
108
That brought to Mirtylon its doom,
What total purpose wrought such total doom;
What sense of overhanging doom has made
Doomed Swimming through Atlantis doomed;
Dooms Holds me till in unending dooms I smother.
Door
Progressing slowly underneath the door
The door must open, showing why the hue
Doors And on the doors of doom, disdainful, hurled
Dost
Doth
For song, not she, doth gain.
Doubt And certainty, by doubt and change, undone,
Doubting
Doubting, I stumble blindly to thy feet,
Dowers Than that just passed held sweeter, fuller dowers;
Down I reached my hands down to the cool, wet depths
For the good of the town, with the spirits—Down!
Who shambled down the midnight’s empty pave
Laughing, she flashes down the shifting tides of green,
The world of which no tale is handed down.
She often made the first down payment,
Down the far closure of the valley, sky,
Downward
Doze
Dozes
Drag
Dragged They dragged me back with never pause for rest.
Drained Than you. I have drained all delights from long impresses
Drapery With its drapery hiding all wholly,
030.18
036.12
077.13
083.7
089.14
094.2
107.4
127.13
133.22
047.28
070.14
133.22
078.2
078.13
081.2
088.7
024.13
050.4
052.7
012.41
041.16
051.48
050.8
096.62
124.2
115.8
011.22
015.3
022.11
029.3
034.1
034.9
036.33
048.8
049.7
060.1
068.14
090.3
128.7
147.6
038.10
138.26
101.13
096.29
086.5
096.52
043.35
D
109
Drapes Their gentle drapes enfold.
041.12
Draught Lips parting and closing over the draught her
129.2
Draw
025.1
025.12
093.13
Drawings
Orchids, lilies grow exotic in these drawings,
006.1
Dread Lie only shards of that dread doom
010.15
054.12
075.6
083.5
088.3
Dreaded As dreaded as some strange disease’s pain,
070.2
Dreadful With all the dreadful cerements of the grave,
029.2
090.2
Dream see also Nightmare-Dream, Opium-Dream
Strange, grave women dream of some strange pleasure
006.3
006.24
Worship thee, knowing that I only dream.
008.14
Dream, with the flowers dreaming,
009.9
Dream, with the brown grass withering
009.11
Whose dream of old is gone
014.13
014.14
028.11
033.16
The still-eluding dream.
036.48
036.59
043.10
044.8
051.9
051.14
051.20
051.48
063.14
065.19
067.32
I dream through realms where naught begins or ends,
070.10
096.56
096.59
096.101
109.6
110.16
112.14
eternal,
112.15
113.11
127.7
130.2
130.18
110
Dreamed
Dreamed-Of
Dreamer A dreamer in eternity,
Dreamers
Summoned from realms unknown to earthly dreamers
Dream-Form
Dreamful
Dreaming
Dreaming majestic dreams, I worship thee
My dreaming eyes kept searching, seeking, staring
Over the dreaming grass;
Dreaming of Her.
Tall candles there were dreaming
Dreamland
Dreamlands
Dreamless
Dreamlikely
Then dreamlikely they uttered
Dreams Dreaming majestic dreams, I worship thee
Age-old dreams.
Enchanted me with dreams that weave;
She dreams of fear.
Sometimes she dreams to music of murmuring waves
138.26
141.2
141.18
007.39
007.40
095.1
112.14
014.12
112.14
034.4
109.29
101.2
008.3
009.9
036.31
047.17
058.3
065.2
101.9
101.15
136.3
113.14
006.24
071.11
015.42
045.17
008.3
012.1
013.6
015.32
017.13
042.5
046.5
046.15
053.16
058.4
060.8
067.1
096.6
D
The real world dreams,
Romantic dreams, illusions, poetry,
We listened to these strange tall dreams
Dream-Winds
Drear
The days are drear,
The dried-up seas, the deserts drear.
Dresser The flagons and bottles and jars that cover her dresser
Drew
Dried-Up
Drift
Or the rustle of leaves that drift with the wind,
Or vanishing leaves that drift off with the wind,
You drift upon the moonlight hovering near
Grown faint, the winds drift slowly
Drifted A glowing form, it drifted on a course
Drifting A last, wild note from the distant hills comes drifting—
Moon, if moon-made they, those drifting shapes
Drifts
That drifts from the vacant meadows of the sea.
Drink
Drink! For the joy of the winking wine!
Drink! For the red-stained lips of your lover!
Drink! For the pleasure, forget sad thinking!
Drink! For the sheer great joy of drinking!
Drink! Till you fall in your wine-full sleep!
Drinker Like a drinker of chloral I dream,
Drinking
111
096.28
096.32
096.70
109.19
109.20
120.13
127.13
136.9
096.101
099.4
113.6
002.25
010.19
129.9
074.11
113.4
145.5
010.19
001.12
009.17
017.6
063.12
077.3
109.9
118.4
088.4
015.47
045.14
060.12
147.11
020.12
044.3
022.1
027.7
097.2
098.1
098.2
098.3
098.4
098.5
098.6
098.7
098.8
043.10
098.7
112
Drinks She drinks the earthly and heavenly beauty of morning;
066.13
Drip
The janitors would drip with knowledge,
138.20
Dripping The dripping symbol of a murderer’s hands.
017.8
Their dripping tongues from my soft flesh that, old
054.24
106.1
Driven Then only, from those vacant spaces driven,
036.39
Droop Gave way, the willows five with solemn droop
011.12
Drooping
056.2
Drop
138.2
Dropped Before I dropped away, for I was free—
079.13
Drown And in the waters saw my own face drown,
011.24
Drowned
011.25
047.36
054.19
057.15
071.14
095.11
Drowning
011.25
056.8
Drowse Would rant and dream and drowse and doze.
138.26
Drowsy The air hung slumbrous in the drowsy heat,
015.2
To fulness in the drowsy summer noons,
051.51
Enough, while drowsy minutes lengthen to hours golden,
096.58
096.88
101.9
Drowsyhead
096.28
Drugged I am drugged with delirium, burning with beauty, intoxicate,
043.26
Druid’s It is the blessing of a Druid’s prayer,
110.15
Drunk And drunk a wine of amethyst
030.19
033.3
I am drunk with thy spirit, thy body, thy beauty, the rapture of endless
and awful delight;
043.2
Drunken
007.27
008.2
015.39
023.1
033.21
Each drunken reveller has long since gone;
040.2
043.29
101.9
Dry
The dry dead leaves
002.15
Dual
Then live! Live in this dual love, partake
051.29
051.30
D
Due
Dull
Dumb
Dusk
Dusks While there remain but few—how few!—brief dusks
Dusky And bound me with long coils of dusky gold?
Dust
see also Space-Dust
Remember the dust.
In the stirless dust;
From the dust of forgotten worlds to whole new systems leaping
Dutch For she paid half, when they went Dutch,
Duty
Dwarfs Of dwarfs in deep Lethean sands;
That made Serise’s red dwarfs glad.
Dwell
They dwell in dying Mandrikor
Upon the ruined planet dwell
Where sea-friends dwell,
Dwelled Here at the house you dwelled
Dwellers I saw the dwellers of the ocean night,
Dwelling
Dwelt I have dwelt in the palace
113
019.7
007.45
004.68
026.3
036.28
137.24
053.6
060.17
134.4
031.7
027.4
072.5
104.5
002.23
004.9
004.46
005.6
009.20
030.33
036.7
039.14
046.14
051.2
053.16
099.2
107.6
112.9
133.24
128.19
100.8
012.21
030.32
067.21
125.6
010.1
010.5
010.21
042.7
047.37
060.22
132.1
095.10
015.15
033.7
072.7
112.6
114
Dwindling
Where dwindling monitors of night had sundered
Dying And the song of Beauty for ever dying
Her face has watched the dying sun.
Dynastic We have read inscrutable symbols on dim, dynastic pages,
036.9
004.61
010.1
015.1
055.8
085.14
112.7
E
Each
From each of us he took his joy,
What though one kingdom each of you forsake,
Each vespertime, he wearies of the view
With signs unreadable, on each the shard
Each step eternal, on I struggled, trying
The legend saith: for each, nepenthe follows sorrow,
Eagerness
Ear
Ears
Earth
On the dead earth;
We left her only to the waiting earth that gave
In your steps on the wakened ways of earth
With mystic earth, thereof for ever choking,
013.3
040.2
046.37
051.31
054.49
069.9
070.12
074.6
074.7
085.11
091.12
092.5
115.7
129.12
133.2
133.3
134.1
134.7
134.13
134.16
138.24
138.36
140.3
059.6
028.6
028.14
053.13
137.8
009.10
014.16
035.11
036.44
044.3
051.39
051.40
051.45
051.54
054.11
054.21
068.5
069.7
116
For sunlit earth:
The lands no traveller ever found on earth;
I rule the earth
Earthly Purer than earthly creatures’,
Of earthly ecstasy.
In this sweet earthly house was not for sleeping
Earth’s And made him one with all earth’s humblest creatures.
Ease
Eaten
Eaves
About the eaves,
Ebb
Ebon
Ebony The idol in my shrine of ebony,
And polished ebony,
Eccentric
Echo
Echoing And the echoing mirth of a sullen mutter,
Eclipse And I would let it in complete eclipse
Ecstasies Where maidens swoon in midnight ecstasies;
Would use that tongue’s undreamed-of ecstasies
Ecstasy A slave of her passion, my passion, our ecstasy secret, malign;
The memory of the elder ecstasy has faded,
098.1
109.4
116.7
116.9
116.12
124.14
133.42
133.65
142.2
147.7
032.6
034.4
066.13
096.66
119.4
122.11
124.3
059.8
048.13
124.9
105.14
002.13
047.7
060.3
112.2
011.13
011.14
008.7
086.13
096.15
013.17
096.92
122.12
062.6
063.3
115.13
015.44
028.10
003.10
003.30
007.8
007.47
007.56
008.2
015.13
018.7
021.3
043.22
E
117
In ecstasy to reap
054.37
068.11
082.13
Of earthly ecstasy.
096.66
Eden
115.11
Edge
011.9
011.13
Eel
060.15
Eerie
036.49
I thought I heard the eerie
045.9
070.5
141.20
Eery
130.20
Effaced Until your birthsite was become effaced.
037.7
Egypt
The lips of Egypt, Troy,
067.31
Eidotrope
Her eyes of eidotrope,
127.11
Eight
see Pieces-of-Eight
Elder
007.47
024.4
127.17
141.5
141.8
Elders Their elders have promised them a day of returning,
130.5
130.8
130.12
Eldritch The windows burning bright with eldritch fires;
086.11
Elements
The elements their four-fold essence send you,
051.41
Elizabeth
129.11
Else
036.59
043.4
046.23
053.17
109.39
Where nothing else remains.
116.8
137.24
Eluding see Still-Eluding
Ely
’Em
137.12
137.22
They paid him to seduce ’em!
140.12
Embrace
003.27
027.5
070.13
101.27
118
Embraces
Emerald Emerald green;
Emeralds
Emerging
Emerging into light from shadowed fanes,
Emily
Empires Of buried kings, and empires perilous;
Employ There is a language I would fain employ,
Empress An empress regnant in an empty tomb—
Emptiness
Empty While empty cities rot away
With empty fanes.
How strange. How strangely empty is the room.
Empurpled
Through sullen skies empurpled with vast flame.
Enchanted
Moves from worlds without to enchanted worlds within.
Enchantment
Leave them to enchantment where you left them lingering
Oh enchantment that entices,
Encrusted
Encysted Oh hearts encysted in supernal urning.
Encysted from the sight of other eyes;
End
With weary steps to the old, original end.
114.7
007.11
046.12
096.19
125.22
051.10
142.5
026.11
028.1
127.18
051.21
118.8
010.11
026.4
029.3
042.16
047.26
077.14
090.3
096.32
127.18
133.18
071.8
042.5
044.8
051.27
111.8
006.21
033.39
096.89
095.8
051.56
119.2
004.11
007.57
007.58
007.61
036.16
046.43
078.7
112.12
E
Endeavor
Like cardinal numbers adding without end;
Till I end
What end smaller
Finding that life from end to end
Ending For well we knew the holy night must have an ending,
This never ending night of mounting pain,
Endless We shall live in a rapturous embrace, in an endless and holy
In endless repose;
Uprose gigantic in the endless gloom,
I love you for the realms of endless view,
In endless deep
Endlessly
Endlessly,
So endlessly, so wearily, you paced
Ends
Endures No love endures if love be only passion
Enemy A savage, indestructible enemy.
Enfold Did I a lovely deathless form enfold?
Their gentle drapes enfold.
Engines Till the engines failed and we lay there gaoled
Engirt Engirt, and hurled me nightward into doom.
English And Mr. Briggs would watch their English,
Engulfed Engulfed again the riddles of the ocean;
Enigmatic
Enigmatic loveliness of enigmatic figures,
Ennobled
Ended
119
115.2
133.45
133.63
142.7
147.4
051.6
015.41
051.7
126.15
007.15
084.13
003.27
009.2
011.4
036.61
043.2
057.12
064.3
068.1
081.10
096.73
099.6
099.6
103.14
116.11
133.67
004.82
037.5
079.9
070.10
096.95
051.22
051.30
082.8
027.8
041.12
048.19
089.14
138.39
094.11
006.13
006.14
081.12
146.5
120
Ennui
Ennui alone.
And old ennui.
I only find more ennui in philosophies,
Enough Enough, while drowsy minutes lengthen to hours golden,
Who plainly wasn’t old enough?
Enraptured
caresses
Enriching
Enriching us, of your own everlasting glow.
Enscrolled
Enshroud
The vanished mists of time enshroud him, hide him;
Ensorcelled
Her queer, ensorcelled eyes
Enter
Entered Where I entered the traces
Enters That enters her wide domain.
Entice Yet would it be no Eden to entice.
Entices Oh enchantment that entices,
Entity A sentient entity from hell, alive.
Enwrapped
Equal
Erased With olden dead endeavor all erased,
Erasing I am night erasing day,
Ere
Erect
Errant To capture an errant eel
Error
Errors Were errors that have lost their hold on me.
Escape Never will Beauty escape the grave,
013.4
013.28
096.2
096.24
096.40
096.61
096.58
114.13
138.34
003.1
003.3
028.14
146.9
137.25
059.14
127.1
007.12
033.15
060.16
115.11
033.39
088.14
106.4
032.10
069.11
051.6
133.55
031.8
043.27
043.28
050.6
097.1
097.2
097.3
097.4
092.10
060.15
138.40
120.14
004.36
E
For my escape I knew what I must pay:
Escapes In search of closed escapes.
Especially
Essence The elements their four-fold essence send you,
Et
Eternal The sea’s eternal mystery,
The secret of eternal avatars.
In night’s eternal pall.
The radiant god ascends with warmth eternal,
eternal,
Eternities
Of nights that seemed eternities, of vain
Eternity A dreamer in eternity,
Eunuchs Come forth my slaves and eunuchs and the dancing girls:
Euphony Whose perfect euphony would be as clear
Eve
White poppy of the crimson eve—
Walpurgis Eve.
Even
Even as I.
Still farther where not even stars were flaring
I can not even sigh
121
006.12
078.9
086.3
087.14
045.16
138.8
051.41
129.16
137.27
020.10
033.14
036.4
043.23
045.12
046.5
054.21
066.10
085.11
102.5
112.15
134.8
134.16
138.7
070.6
014.12
037.8
057.19
072.10
073.7
147.7
096.22
028.12
042.2
061.12
109.2
004.2
004.3
004.4
004.10
004.34
004.41
004.47
031.12
031.13
036.29
054.6
122
Evening Evening to night, and night to afterglow,
Ever
For ever his heart is filled with yearning,
For ever mounting past the realm of light,
Some thing I find not though I ever seek.
For ever dead.
For ever dead.
For ever fled.
For ever spread.
For ever dead.
Ever the orb’s fantastic glare
Ever-Freshening
Everlasting
076.4
093.13
096.2
111.12
125.9
131.11
147.13
004.23
004.61
007.39
007.42
007.60
013.5
013.31
014.30
018.9
018.11
024.9
027.11
036.63
043.16
050.10
050.11
051.28
051.58
054.60
054.62
054.64
054.66
054.68
054.69
055.13
057.13
057.14
057.18
068.5
078.6
087.13
102.20
109.31
115.10
116.12
138.33
115.10
014.7
146.9
E
Everlastingly
Evermore
Prisoned here in time for evermore remembered,
Every
Yet everywhere, in every region, there was nought
When time had ceased, when every world was riven,
On bridges, river trails, on every gentle breeze.
Everything
Everywhere
The presences pass everywhere
The roses, crushed, lie scattered everywhere;
Amidst great cobwebs hanging everywhere
Shimmering everywhere.
Evetide Till evetide falls, and the Muezzin call to prayer
Evil
Evil and good.
What evil source your awful scarlet flood?
What shape of evil? What its foul intent?
Evince Twice excellent; thus your slight flaws evince
Exacting Is too exacting for man’s magistry,—
Exaltation
123
050.9
006.19
004.45
013.11
013.21
028.2
028.4
030.56
036.37
067.32
091.4
093.10
095.8
109.29
115.3
115.5
131.4
134.2
138.29
138.40
096.62
096.90
106.10
111.9
010.7
013.11
029.12
040.1
049.23
072.1
090.12
092.1
095.4
101.5
104.1
105.5
096.77
003.32
017.2
061.11
091.2
106.11
117.12
050.12
124
Excellent Twice excellent; thus your slight flaws evince
Except Except to blind you;—
Believed no truth except what pleased her;
Excess Now I am jaded with my long, complete excess;
Exhume Exhume forgotten platitudes
Existence
Exists
Exotic Orchids, lilies grow exotic in these drawings,
Experience
She said she lacked experience;
Expound Expound a learned fourth dimension
Exquisite
External For things external, but of higher worth,
Exultant With bright-eyed ecstasy, exultant wrath,
Eye
Eyed
see Bright-Eyed, Sad-Eyed, Somber-Eyed
Eyeless That feebly moved its pulpy, eyeless head.
Eyelids Her eyelids vaguely stir;
Eyes
see also Sorceress-Eyes
Thine eyes that for strange raptures yearn,
The soft, red lips? The shadowy eyes?
For him whose sightless eyes
Thy purple eyes, Valerian,
Valerian, thine eyes were sick
Thine eyes were stricken when they saw
068.11
117.12
033.38
051.9
128.25
128.30
139.7
013.25
138.15
013.29
112.16
006.1
121.8
128.38
138.13
096.14
103.6
116.10
117.13
082.13
006.14
054.4
055.4
083.14
085.5
133.53
095.14
058.6
066.1
003.14
004.6
012.48
014.28
018.4
019.5
020.9
030.1
030.5
030.9
030.13
030.21
030.25
030.30
030.41
E
Eyes’
125
030.45
030.49
Valerian! Thine eyes shall shut,
030.53
Of thine eyes holdeth me.
032.2
In your eyes, there is rapture
033.18
033.33
034.16
036.31
038.14
039.13
046.11
For his mad eyes;
046.20
053.2
053.11
057.7
059.5
Sometimes her gleaming eyes
060.6
Their wild eyes glare.
061.8
While its pale eyes kept watching patiently
073.3
073.7
073.11
073.12
075.5
076.5
079.12
081.6
084.2
087.9
089.12
090.8
091.12
The green-flecked amber of your smoky-lidded eyes.
096.38
096.44
099.5
103.9
110.4
114.2
119.2
120.2
Nor that thou give my sightless eyes to see,
124.12
127.1
127.11
129.15
130.10
141.10
029.8
F
Fabled
Fabulous
Face
Faced
Faces
Her face is sweeter than those fabled places
Where the fabled roses bloomed.
027.12
041.3
047.31
Who ruled in fabulous, forgotten Troy;
kisses,
Thy lovely face uplifted now,
The face that haunts thy memory?
One old familiar face I found
One old familiar face I found.
It was my own; my own face showed that hue,
This being’s face is soft, he shall not pass;
see Web-Faced
Witching, haunted, haunting, mysterious faces
008.10
012.23
028.13
057.1
067.23
129.8
003.2
003.13
004.18
011.24
012.47
019.5
029.5
029.10
032.3
041.3
043.3
043.28
049.15
049.18
049.21
055.8
058.3
058.11
066.3
067.47
073.5
077.4
082.2
089.12
090.5
099.10
105.14
114.2
006.15
F
Facile
Fade
Faded The memory of the elder ecstasy has faded,
Fades
Pass, with pleasure that fades
Fading And in the fading vision of my sleep
Faëry
Faëry’s The little gods sleep by faëry’s phantom fountains,
Fail
I saw I still must fail.
I stumbled onward, knowing I must fail,
Failed Till the engines failed and we lay there gaoled
Failing And on the wind the strange, low notes kept failing
Fails
Fain
Faint
More ghostly than the faint starlight.
Fainter Grew fainter in the silence of its grave;
Faintest And its faintest breath
Faintly And faintly comes the echo of a traveler’s song,
Fair
Have perished in ruinous gardens fair
While maidens lovely, smiling, fair,
127
015.29
020.3
036.47
062.3
096.82
030.54
043.19
043.28
007.47
034.17
097.1
001.13
009.15
053.7
063.13
095.12
113.5
130.3
130.19
141.3
141.19
021.7
036.56
085.13
048.19
015.5
101.14
028.1
010.8
044.1
051.9
109.9
110.16
094.13
002.17
096.92
122.2
004.59
006.18
012.51
020.1
020.3
041.1
049.11
051.9
051.39
051.42
096.36
128
096.90
109.13
109.23
110.16
So lovely with its skin so fair; the grace
114.3
114.14
How fair you were, if you were only fair,
116.3
117.9
118.6
121.11
127.6
Have seen the golden poppy spread its petals fair
134.5
Fairer
028.9
Fairest To the star that is fairest;
033.12
116.1
Fairly
Faith
102.18
From love or faith or trust—fools—who believe
121.6
No hope, no faith, no fear, no trust remaining
124.6
134.20
Faithful The faithful, with far chaunting.
096.78
Fall
see also Rock-Fall
Have seen the fall of many kings,
030.10
They saw the mighty Atthla fall
030.37
035.1
060.9
063.6
065.23
Then wanders onward while the shadows fall,
069.12
079.14
082.14
That swiftly toward me now began to fall,
088.13
092.7
096.91
098.8
122.1
122.13
127.3
127.5
131.13
Or twilight’s fall
143.5
147.2
Fallen And DOOM had fallen on the universe.
107.4
107.14
123.9
Falling Falling on the window-pane
136.2
147.5
Falls
055.17
She falls,
060.23
F
Falseness
129
096.77
096.81
096.85
121.7
036.15
043.19
Fame
012.23
067.23
Familiar One old familiar face I found
049.15
049.21
Fancy The changing fancy and the careful rows
117.7
Fanes
010.2
With skirling fires of weird, vast fanes,
034.7
With empty fanes.
047.26
051.10
109.38
Fantastic Ever the orb’s fantastic glare
055.13
092.1
Far
001.7
Alone and far,
014.10
Far on the hills, I heard the notes of rapture
015.9
025.3
028.8
034.8
035.7
I sought it in far lands of timeless travel
036.1
036.19
036.33
037.1
047.14
050.5
063.7
066.9
I still have far to go, it’s late.
067.52
067.53
070.13
In that far, future time where I was fleeing
076.1
079.9
085.9
096.78
Discoverlessly far,
127.16
140.7
147.6
Farewell Farewell, good friend. You leave us now. And yet,
146.1
Far-Flung
111.1
Farther And farther back, when worlds were in their dawning.
036.25
Falter
130
Farthest Nothing of farthest or nearest,
Fashion The ever fresh design of your own fashion.
Fashions Thought fashions worlds that earth can never share,
Fast
Locked fast with that hypnotic sun.
For in the talons I was fast immured.
That nightmare sculpture, running fast, was near me....
Fastened
Fastness Some arrowed beast crept to its hillside fastness?
Fat
Fate
Like me uncertain of their final fate
Fated
Fateful Are sick with memories awesome, eerie, fateful,
Fathomless
Faun
Favored Then blind, the favored ones; while I, more wise
Fear
She dreams of fear.
Until I stumbled. Fear no longer lent
Fearful And fearful regions of a nameless fright,
Me fearful? What the sight that I shall find?
Feast
Features The beauty of thy features,
Wildly, wildly, round features mandragoral
Fed
On the nectar of love I have fed,
036.26
036.27
036.29
085.7
093.2
134.14
144.5
123.17
051.28
119.12
116.7
055.16
079.8
092.14
093.14
059.10
054.13
057.4
057.13
057.23
128.15
048.3
087.3
036.51
070.5
011.20
066.3
119.7
029.9
056.12
058.4
090.9
091.6
124.6
025.8
070.3
078.11
083.8
015.34
040.7
032.5
059.6
068.4
043.30
048.5
054.13
075.7
F
Feebly
Feel
That feebly moved its pulpy, eyeless head.
I only sighed to feel them play
I feel the worms that leap
Feeling Devoid of mirth, devoid of feeling;
Feet
Six feet deep.
The rooted feet that walked with measured stride.
Fell
Fell
Because she sometimes fell or stumbled;
Felt
When I felt through me spread the germ
Until I felt that tongue or talon stroke
Fen
Fence The cat on the fence, and world conditions,
Fen-Fires
The tarns run red where the fen-fires toss—
The little gods hide where the fen-fires gleam.
The monster gods hid where the fen-fires gleam.
Fermented
Fertile Barren or fertile, rich or thin and poor,
Festering My corpse was once a festering sore
Festful Their festful riot in my rotting heap.
Festival And celebrate our festival.
That play for pagan festival.
Fetter Whom spells will fetter sleeping till the true
Fever
Fevered Thy body fevered with love’s desire,
131
095.14
054.30
054.35
054.36
060.17
122.3
146.8
128.34
003.21
054.2
054.19
054.32
054.34
078.1
091.10
092.6
124.2
126.15
007.6
010.16
073.14
091.7
128.22
054.26
072.11
076.13
104.11
122.10
126.15
142.4
056.11
130.4
130.20
141.4
141.20
030.20
069.6
054.48
054.41
049.4
067.37
113.8
019.5
101.17
004.7
026.8
101.1
132
Feverish Her eyes will close at my lips on the feverish brow above;
003.14
Fever-Kisses
007.21
Feverous Thou hast given me passion, desire, and flame; thou hast brought me
this feverous love to consume me,
043.1
Fevers see Death-Fevers
Few
031.7
050.1
068.12
Fields
Fields sere.
002.30
And looted fields;
039.9
051.34
On fields of noon,
109.28
Fiends Back through the desert for those fiends to flay,
086.6
Fierce And we were fierce and passionate in our embraces,
007.11
007.55
Of slow, fierce grief.
039.18
Fight
126.10
Figures Enigmatic loveliness of enigmatic figures,
006.13
The flitting figures gather in the pale moonlight
061.3
096.80
Fill
079.2
133.28
Filled
see also Plague-Filled
018.9
030.45
049.9
076.8
081.12
115.3
136.5
Fills
027.9
047.23
Final
007.35
Forget, with the long, final forgetting
009.23
036.33
087.3
133.11
134.22
146.2
Find
004.79
013.15
016.3
027.11
030.39
030.43
Where shall I find you?
033.40
036.47
F
For I will help you find—
To reach the haven I would never find.
I find no surcease in the unrelieving wine;
Finder Never finder,
Finding Finding that life from end to end
Finds
Fingers see also Willow-Fingers
Tremendous fingers, growing, strengthening,
Fingers raised; there hangs her mirror—poor mirror—
Finger-Tips
Finish Tortures would mark the finish of my quest.
Fire
For wine of fire.
Where flame greets flame in quenchless fire.
Fire, supernal.
I am fire,
Fire-Flies
Fires
see also Fen-Fires, Witch-Fires
133
036.58
043.4
043.5
050.6
057.15
067.45
067.56
077.5
083.8
085.12
096.11
096.20
096.61
101.28
102.15
117.13
118.5
118.6
118.7
121.7
133.36
142.7
120.7
011.13
018.3
031.2
074.12
129.3
058.7
086.4
003.8
004.8
013.6
018.12
019.1
040.3
051.40
061.9
066.12
133.14
126.3
012.25
034.7
051.24
134
Firkins And every prof, a second Firkins,
Firmament
Firmly So great the gap, and firmly barred the doors,
First
I was the first to tinge his pen;
Fish
Fishes Fishes swim and monsters creep
Fists
Fitful
With fitful gust
Five
see also Sixty-Five
Gave way, the willows five with solemn droop
Fixed
Set, fixed, immovable my head:
Set, fixed, immovable myself, now wed
Flagon The table is spread and the flagon red
Flagons The flagons and bottles and jars that cover her dresser
Flame Their flame and their tears;
He was possessed with my red flame,
With refluence of flame
051.52
067.25
086.11
138.29
050.14
050.4
033.20
046.2
051.18
105.12
128.7
133.58
093.8
047.3
047.19
047.37
124.7
002.21
074.6
011.12
014.30
054.8
054.9
054.10
022.5
022.6
098.6
129.9
009.22
017.5
018.12
030.42
034.8
036.50
043.1
043.17
043.21
043.28
046.21
056.7
071.8
109.30
111.1
119.6
130.7
F
Flamed And back; and purple suns flamed northerly
Flameful And violet depths with flameful passions gleam.
Flameless
Flames For sick flames and the crawling dust,
Flaming The sun’s rim slides above the flaming, far horizon,
Flamingly
For something unknown in the flamingly riotous masses
Flapping With flapping tatters and long talons lean.
Vast wings were flapping in the night. I heard
Flare
Strange witch-lights flare,
Flares
Flaring Still farther where not even stars were flaring
Flashes Laughing, she flashes down the shifting tides of green,
Flashing With bodies flashing in the sounding seas of foam,
Flaunting
Flaws
Twice excellent; thus your slight flaws evince
Flay
Flayed That flayed my flesh, and I was bound by spells
Flecked see Green-Flecked
Fled
And summer is fled,
And summer is fled,
In their hidden othertime long fled.
Flesh? Fled.
For ever fled.
Now here, now there I fled; still on it swept.
That followed through the chamber where I fled.
Flee
Nowhere to flee, however I might strive,
Fleeing In that far, future time where I was fleeing
Fleet
135
141.7
071.3
127.10
043.32
051.24
046.14
126.3
066.9
080.5
101.23
029.4
079.1
090.4
105.1
017.5
040.3
061.6
125.5
125.14
036.29
060.1
020.7
096.74
117.12
086.6
080.6
002.2
002.32
006.4
007.34
044.4
054.63
054.64
078.8
088.6
090.11
099.7
029.11
070.7
088.11
090.11
076.1
133.3
046.47
100.5
136
Fleeting And while the fleeting hours away;
The trees, the birds, the fleeting springs, the years,
Flesh
The rapture of flesh, and desire, with all strange secrets I will
betray her.
aching
Flesh? Fled.
Fleshless And saw it smile with fleshless, gaping lips,
Fleshly The fleshly flowers whispered avidly:
Flesh-White
Fleshy One fleshy tentacle, raised me beside
Flew
With wings of beating purple flew to me
Flickering
Flies
see Fire-Flies
Flight
Fling
Flinging Upon their brows, forgotten girls were flinging
Flitting The flitting figures gather in the pale moonlight
004.72
043.8
051.42
102.10
133.29
003.11
003.17
003.24
012.49
018.8
018.11
019.3
020.4
023.2
029.6
051.26
051.47
054.13
054.24
054.28
054.44
054.63
068.10
076.13
080.6
082.14
087.4
090.6
091.7
096.53
103.4
103.14
029.13
082.1
003.5
091.13
071.7
126.3
025.4
034.13
097.1
015.21
049.23
061.3
F
Float
Floats
Flood
Floor
Flopping
Floss
Flow
Flower
Flowered
137
Where banners of his proud name float unfurled,
054.44
069.4
060.12
096.86
017.2
106.3
054.46
078.3
Where other universes flow.
095.4
056.7
030.40
047.7
060.3
078.5
078.10
099.8
112.2
051.30
109.1
110.7
Flower-Heads
Flowers Of flowers that die,
They passed the land where flowers gnaw
From flowers strown upon the ground
I saw the hungry flowers toward me crawl
Flowerwise
Flowing The flowing porphyry
Flown Of summer flown.
The years of the past have long since flown,
Flows
Fluctuant
Flung
see also Far-Flung
Flushed And still to flushed and heated faces burning,
051.16
082.10
001.6
004.56
009.9
030.23
049.10
082.1
082.12
101.19
101.24
109.13
081.3
032.1
096.83
002.24
004.55
037.1
110.3
034.6
034.2
067.29
015.29
138
Flushing She lifts her young faun face to greet the flushing sky, bids
Flutes And silver flutes
And silver flutes
Foam
Foaming That tremble and fall in tide on foaming tide,
Fog
Fold
see also Four-Fold
Folded Deeply the folded roses
Folds
Follow Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
Followed A sibilance that followed as I stole
Follows What words convey how closelier she follows
Fool
Fools
Foot
So, hesitantly, I put forth my foot
Footfall And cast them for our footfall where
Footprints
Footsteps
The footsteps pantherine upon the ground.
For
For wine of fire.
delight;
For splendour unknown.
066.3
012.36
067.36
020.7
020.8
063.11
133.23
060.9
131.8
057.23
109.5
057.4
134.16
006.8
051.46
133.22
045.18
088.6
091.1
091.5
041.9
064.3
134.7
121.1
121.1
121.6
082.9
049.13
126.13
010.12
036.52
053.13
090.13
109.11
122.1
122.14
003.8
003.18
004.6
004.23
004.31
004.32
004.61
004.63
004.69
F
For one intoxicating night were mine.
For thee to reign.
For this I offer thee:
In vain for peace.
For him whose mystic sleep
For him who sought the mystery,
For he has passed from stage to stage,
For the white-limbed god.
For the grape’s red juice there is just one use—
For nothing suffices
For we will know how love
139
006.5
006.19
007.13
007.15
007.20
007.39
007.42
007.56
008.12
010.9
010.13
010.24
012.6
012.45
013.26
013.31
013.32
014.22
014.25
014.28
014.30
014.32
015.20
015.34
015.38
018.9
019.4
019.7
020.3
020.4
022.1
022.2
022.7
022.11
024.3
024.9
027.10
028.9
028.11
028.14
029.14
030.55
033.37
036.59
037.14
039.5
040.5
040.6
040.7
140
For his mad eyes;
Is too exacting for man’s magistry,—
Oh light that never shone for me one ray,
For I am dead.
For ever dead.
For ever dead.
For ever fled.
For ever spread.
For ever dead.
For the tale is the grave’s.
For magic black.
For you to reign.
Make this your home for I will make it yours;
What nameless hunter searching for its meat?
040.8
041.16
043.4
043.7
043.8
043.27
046.13
046.14
046.20
047.35
048.5
049.13
050.12
051.13
051.15
051.34
051.57
051.58
052.8
054.7
054.60
054.62
054.64
054.66
054.68
054.69
057.19
057.25
061.4
061.11
067.6
067.37
067.45
067.56
068.5
070.4
070.9
074.3
075.13
076.5
077.4
077.7
077.10
079.3
079.8
079.13
080.14
F
Sing, for too soon, too long, thy mouth shall know no singing.
Made for love, made for kissing;
For sunlit earth:
For dawn’s rebirth.
For you, or for one kiss from your soft lips.
Than they, sow seeds for harvests of no reaping.
For I give love like sips of precious wine
141
085.14
086.3
086.5
086.6
087.6
087.13
089.8
090.14
092.6
094.8
096.13
096.36
097.3
097.5
098.1
098.2
098.3
098.4
098.5
098.6
098.7
099.13
100.2
101.19
101.23
107.9
108.1
108.2
108.3
109.4
109.8
114.1
114.12
115.14
116.5
116.9
116.10
116.11
116.13
116.14
117.2
119.1
119.4
119.5
119.8
119.13
120.10
121.1
123.2
142
123.4
123.7
For the grain that is reaped
123.8
124.3
124.4
124.14
125.19
128.8
For she paid half, when they went Dutch,
128.19
128.20
For you were token.
132.6
134.1
134.2
134.7
137.17
138.33
For surely none would think of spurning
138.37
Working hard for pieces-of-eight,
142.6
142.10
145.5
Force
074.14
083.1
088.5
090.8
133.61
Returning humbly our own love whose force,
146.6
147.11
Forchamer
“Tut-tut, Mr. Forchamer. You’re not. You’re homely.”
139.10
“Nine o’clock Saturday night, Mr. Forchamer.”
139.18
Foredone
031.12
Foredue Are these bright ways foredue to that one whom
118.11
Fore-Glimpse
045.8
Foreign A wind from worlds beyond blows out of foreign places
111.3
Forest Above the bacchanal in the forest dwelling
015.15
What forms were those that through the forest sleeping
015.17
By forest track
061.2
110.7
Foretell The roads to distant marts; and Allah’s blessed foretell
096.94
Forever And by the dark caress was claimed forever,
011.23
036.61
Forevermore
010.4
Forevermore.
054.45
Forevermore.
054.47
Forevermore.
054.52
F
143
Forevermore.
Let us forget the passing of years,
Forget, with the blown poppies forgetting
054.56
004.52
004.53
009.21
009.23
033.30
098.5
146.3
Forgetting
Forgot Hast thou forgot
Have you forgot?—
If I thus forgot to meet
Forgotten
Upon their brows, forgotten girls were flinging
With scrutiny of systems long forgotten,
Exhume forgotten platitudes
Forlorn Of the woods to a spot forlorn,
Form
see also Dream-Form
No other form is near,
Formless With formless terrors running through my mind?
Forms see also Witch-Forms
109.6
Forget
Forgetful
009.21
009.23
012.46
067.46
100.7
004.60
004.68
006.16
008.10
015.21
027.14
031.2
036.5
047.15
112.9
138.15
065.6
023.5
027.8
043.36
058.10
062.10
065.10
072.6
077.7
088.4
089.6
093.7
104.6
109.18
083.4
015.17
015.39
015.45
144
Forsake What though one kingdom each of you forsake,
Forsaken Forsaken often, she forsook
Forsaking
Forsook Forsaken often, she forsook
Forth
Forty
To forty thousand species, Woman
Forward And every forward step a weary strain.
Fought I who had fought so hard to reach my goal?
Foul
Found All pleasures I have ever found have been as gall.
I found or made new pleasures that I shall not tell;
Still seeking that which I had never found,
I have not found it sleeping or awaking.
eternal,
Fountains
Four-Dimension
Four-Dimensioned
Four-Fold
061.7
092.1
095.8
051.31
128.23
036.59
128.23
048.2
082.9
096.22
140.9
091.4
085.2
017.18
054.44
057.14
091.2
104.4
125.1
013.5
013.10
013.14
014.19
036.42
036.57
049.15
049.21
059.1
072.3
082.11
088.7
102.13
112.15
116.12
033.3
034.9
130.3
130.19
141.3
141.19
130.14
141.14
051.41
F
Fourth
Fragrance
Fragrant Burn incense till the fragrant air is odorous,
Frail
Frantic A frantic whisper with the wind is blended
Free
Freeing Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
Frenzy That beat the air to frenzy, dirges, knells.
Fresh
Freshening
see Ever-Freshening
Fresher With the fresher tracks of cloven
Fretful But they whose life was barren are most fretful,
Friend Means ditched by your girl and left by your friend,
Friends see Sea-Friends
Fright And fearful regions of a nameless fright,
From
From the Arctic gloom.
abysses
From Pan’s wild pipes, the god’s own song of yearning
Of half-gods outcast from the world of man?
That rose from out the gulfs of utter night,
From the way I have taken
From the sweep of vast spaces
Or from transitory
145
046.26
138.13
049.9
096.88
096.25
060.7
015.43
084.3
051.60
061.11
079.13
095.2
133.23
006.8
076.8
080.2
051.28
078.14
084.2
126.14
051.17
142.8
146.1
025.8
001.4
002.19
003.15
014.6
014.32
015.31
015.36
015.41
015.47
020.12
021.1
023.3
024.8
024.11
026.5
029.8
033.11
033.13
033.31
034.4
146
Then only, from those vacant spaces driven,
From utmost regions of strange realms returning,
Fronds from out its temples rise;
From the stricken hosts of those plague-filled coasts
The shadows slipped from our side.
Of the realm that rose from stale sea-waves,
From metal monsters humming voiceless songs.
I begged the gods to save me from such pain.
034.17
036.39
036.43
039.10
042.8
043.3
043.28
045.2
045.7
046.19
046.37
047.22
048.1
048.13
048.22
048.24
049.10
049.12
049.20
051.10
054.24
057.22
060.17
060.20
063.4
068.3
068.8
069.3
070.7
072.4
074.9
075.12
076.9
080.4
080.10
088.14
089.1
089.13
090.14
092.5
093.4
094.4
094.7
096.19
096.40
096.41
096.52
F
Unmeaning march from nothingness to night,
That seemed to pour from where the horror stood;
From any moon.
From the fury of living.
Rise from half-decaying logs
From the riddle of the rib
As from birth
From the cry
From the one reciting there.
Fronds Fronds from out its temples rise;
Front
In front or behind,
Fronted I could not turn though fronted by the rack.
Frozen For ever will I call, and search the frozen skies
Fruit
Fruitless
147
096.91
101.11
102.2
104.5
105.7
105.13
106.6
106.12
109.32
110.3
111.3
111.7
111.8
112.9
115.7
115.14
119.2
121.6
121.14
123.12
124.13
125.18
126.7
127.17
130.10
130.13
130.15
130.16
133.39
133.40
133.43
136.6
140.7
141.13
141.15
141.16
142.7
047.22
060.7
073.2
144.3
083.10
013.31
007.2
031.6
098.4
036.32
124.1
148
Fugitive
112.14
Fugues And fugues parade from hearts that grieve?
042.8
Fulfilled
044.8
Full
see also Wine-Full
030.25
042.17
096.26
098.6
123.13
Fuller
051.14
Than that just passed held sweeter, fuller dowers;
115.8
Fully
Now I fully awaken
033.9
Fulness But fulness leaves no unassuaged desires,
051.19
051.51
Fumbling
031.2
Fuming The fire is cold; no fuming censers flare;
040.3
Fungi
Have known the fungi of the moon,
030.2
Fur
089.9
Furnace In a furnace of ecstasy whirled,
043.22
Further I further search with neither hope nor peace
036.60
Fury
Will a woman be born, or a man ever live through whose soul such a
madness and fury will sweep?
043.16
046.22
081.6
123.12
Fused
091.9
Futile
031.3
051.20
096.68
Futility Futile, futility as well; that all things wane,
096.68
Future For us the future never will come,
004.69
036.33
043.15
067.50
076.1
077.12
096.71
The soon-to-be-forgotten future days.
102.8
creeping
112.11
Nothing of future or present,
123.18
G
Gain
Gains
Galaxies And outer, oldest galaxies that wane;
Gall
The gall that intermingled with the myrrh.
Game She loved to play a dangerous game
Games Revel and welcome, games and play
Gaoled Till the engines failed and we lay there gaoled
Gap
Gaping And saw it smile with fleshless, gaping lips,
Garden I am the night and the garden and all things swoon
Gardenia
Gardens Have perished in ruinous gardens fair
Garland The wreath, the garland, and the rose,
Garlands And garlands overflung
Garments
Gas
Gates
Gather The flitting figures gather in the pale moonlight
Gaunt Whose gaunt trunks guarded with malevolence
Gave
Gaze
Gazed They gazed on stars that now are dust,
041.16
091.5
096.72
117.11
036.6
007.4
007.56
013.5
128.13
049.5
048.19
050.4
029.13
101.3
101.17
129.13
004.59
012.30
026.14
067.30
049.24
012.29
015.22
049.12
067.29
041.11
145.5
086.13
061.3
011.8
085.3
004.28
011.12
035.11
046.6
087.9
090.6
116.9
059.16
147.4
030.33
150
Ge
Geese
Gems
I offer thee phantasmal gems
I offer you phantasmal gems
138.22
137.24
012.22
012.23
067.22
067.23
096.16
025.13
041.12
131.4
054.26
048.5
Her gestures supplemented well
Ghostly More ghostly than the faint starlight.
Ghosts Peopled with ghosts of their invention,
Giant
Gibbous I saw great shadows across a gibbous moon;
Gift
Gifts
Gifts that repaid our journey’s woes,
Gigantic Uprose gigantic in the endless gloom,
Gigantically
Gilded Or gilded idols undeserving trust,
Girdle A girdle that slips from a maiden’s hips—
Girl
see also Dancing-Girl
Girls
The love of girls more strange on stranger stars I won;
128.35
138.6
046.27
063.3
010.8
045.11
045.13
110.8
138.14
031.3
034.9
089.11
094.7
105.2
004.38
003.5
049.26
011.4
Genius
Gentle
Germ
Germs
Gestures
Get
Ghost
106.5
051.4
023.3
129.14
004.66
008.11
015.12
023.1
135.12
142.8
004.28
004.60
013.18
015.21
015.28
096.22
G
Give
The subtle pleasure that you give to me,
Given Thou hast given me passion, desire, and flame; thou hast brought
Was the tribute then given in vain?
Gives
Glad
Glade In the glade.
Through the still, sleeping glade
Glades You stain vermilion vipers in dank glades.
Gladness There came a sound: Was it a song of gladness
Glare
No glare
Glares All night the blood-red ruby glares,
Glass
Those glittering swords that shone like splintered glass,
Glasses The glasses clink for a Bacchic drink—
Gleam No gleam illumes the hoofprints on the lawn.
Gleaming
Watch upon the ruins gleaming
Gleams On which the cool green rain gleams.
Glee
Made mutterings that sounded like low glee.
Glide
Gliding Across the rubble, creeping, crawling, gliding,
Glimmer That glimmer beneath her sunless, wind-departed skies.
Glimmering
151
004.51
015.12
051.36
114.10
119.13
124.12
043.1
043.18
084.12
068.13
096.28
003.24
030.32
066.14
103.14
104.14
015.40
065.5
017.16
015.33
053.9
055.13
061.8
105.4
125.13
038.14
082.6
022.1
022.9
040.4
127.10
130.4
130.20
141.4
141.20
047.20
060.6
136.4
136.10
066.14
082.4
130.16
141.16
089.5
060.5
044.6
152
Glimpse see Fore-Glimpse
Glistening
I stroked the glistening webwork on its head.
075.2
125.5
Glittering
082.6
Gloat
054.43
Gloom From the Arctic gloom.
002.19
010.14
011.4
057.12
081.13
094.7
131.10
Gloomy In the depths of gloomy murk:
047.38
Glory
She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her, 003.9
As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone; 003.34
003.38
007.31
The glory of
012.39
026.12
033.21
033.29
034.17
043.3
047.14
The glory of
067.39
096.4
101.22
Glow
Thy cheeks that glow,
004.17
043.3
075.4
078.12
110.3
110.11
112.4
131.8
146.9
Glowed That glowed with fitful lights, and each one starred
074.6
Glowing That streams from her glowing body bare
060.20
066.11
088.4
092.4
109.29
Glows The golden poppy glows in beauty with the light
134.11
Glut
016.1
G
Gnarled There where the gnarled limbs twisted
Gnaw
Go
And thou shalt go;
To her tryst she will go in the night,
Offends my nostrils. Go!
Traveler: Not now, not yet. I go my way,
How greatly you have guided us. We go
Goal
I sought my spirit’s goal.
I who had fought so hard to reach my goal?
Building on to what goal later,
Goblets The sight of goblets cool and rounded,
God
see also Half-God
To play God,
Goddess Was there a goddess in the days of old,
Gods
see also Half-Gods, Lizard-Gods
153
030.55
045.1
045.19
147.1
030.23
004.15
004.20
004.42
012.10
047.27
050.3
060.7
065.1
065.3
067.9
067.10
067.51
067.52
067.53
083.9
096.97
103.12
138.36
140.8
144.5
146.4
036.24
037.11
072.9
085.2
133.62
128.2
019.4
019.7
023.6
025.1
025.13
030.9
066.10
102.3
107.14
133.17
027.1
092.4
140.11
008.4
008.12
154
Of the gods, I inherit
The little gods wait in the heart of the mountains,
The monster gods wait in the heart of the mountains,
God’s
Goes
To worship where she goes.
Going Upon an endless path forever going
Gold
Golden From a nightingale’s golden throat,
Of golden voices that will never speak;
015.27
024.4
032.7
033.4
051.63
080.10
130.1
130.2
130.3
130.4
130.9
130.12
130.13
130.17
130.18
141.1
141.2
141.3
141.4
141.5
141.8
141.9
141.12
141.13
141.17
141.18
015.31
041.8
036.61
139.15
012.13
027.4
030.24
032.4
051.3
067.13
096.16
114.6
125.6
001.4
006.5
012.34
021.1
021.7
028.2
051.46
066.6
067.34
081.6
G
Gone
Gongs
Goo
Good
Goodby
Goodbye
Gorged
Gossip
Grace
Graces
Gracile
Grain
155
096.58
134.1
134.5
Past golden poppy’s lure,
134.9
134.11
134.15
134.16
134.23
Oh, spring is gone
002.1
Oh, spring is gone
002.31
As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone; 003.34
004.57
007.53
014.13
Pan is gone.
015.48
040.2
043.3
050.5
051.8
054.51
Night be gone.
066.4
101.26
123.4
080.1
Evil and good.
003.32
022.4
022.8
022.11
022.12
137.8
146.1
067.54
135.1
016.1
030.34
Yet saw no cause why gossip seized her.
128.32
She walks with stately grace.
053.1
096.83
099.13
114.3
119.11
129.13
146.5
012.52
041.1
096.83
123.8
156
Granules And rub out the granules of sleep from their eyes:
Grape Flesh and the grape and a wreath of vine!
Grape’s For the grape’s red juice there is just one use—
Grass
Sleeping beneath the grass;
Trembling, he moans on the trodden grass;
Over the jeweled grass,
Grass-Covered
Grasses see also Willow-Grasses
With whispering steps through the wildwood grasses,
Grateful The days for which the heart should be most grateful
Gratis I offer to my students gratis,
Grave see also Sea-Grave
We left no mark to show her grave,
The prehistoric huntsman in his grave,
Grew fainter in the silence of its grave;
Graven Graven deep the riddle of their deep despair.
Graves see also Sea-Graves
Gray
Oh love, there is terror and pity and peace in the gray soft luminous
mist,
Great
130.10
141.10
023.2
023.6
022.7
004.44
009.11
018.6
040.7
065.2
082.3
093.3
109.10
131.1
136.12
065.15
044.6
063.2
101.24
070.4
137.16
004.36
006.3
029.2
035.9
053.2
053.18
054.18
054.22
059.3
090.2
094.13
006.20
057.25
044.5
053.2
053.6
053.18
054.31
072.6
096.84
114.1
012.15
014.6
G
Great joy he had.
The great Creator,
Greater Among the greater infinite he quests,
Greater than
Or much greater,
Greatest The greatest riddle and though vassal claimed the vassalage
Greatly The phantom that so greatly I desired
Greece As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone;
Greek With beauty of face and of body as the deathlessly beautiful Greek;
Green see also Pale-Green
157
014.19
015.7
016.3
024.2
025.13
029.10
046.8
046.43
050.4
059.4
067.15
072.1
073.10
076.3
079.7
082.5
090.10
095.7
096.13
096.85
098.7
104.1
105.2
115.5
133.10
134.24
139.8
142.3
147.1
014.5
014.14
043.14
051.32
074.9
076.4
133.9
133.64
014.35
137.9
036.53
146.4
003.34
004.64
003.2
004.76
012.32
027.14
158
Green
Emerald green;
Then live! Live with the green, lush trees returning
Green-Flecked
Greet
What sight in later hours would haply greet
Greeting Surely shall Aphrodite give you greeting,
Greetings
Greets Where flame greets flame in quenchless fire.
Grew
With power he grew intoxicate,
We were present when space grew heavy with seeds of its own
spawning.
Grief
Grieve And fugues parade from hearts that grieve?
Grime Whose white fat folds were covered with grime,
Gropes Cover the form whose hand still gropes.
Ground Rest, with the cold ground resting
Group The face a group of eyes above a blur
Grove see also Olive-Grove
Swoons in the moonless olive grove;
Grow
Only spectral lilies grow
029.1
030.24
046.9
046.12
046.13
051.50
060.1
090.1
114.2
136.10
096.38
039.13
066.3
079.6
083.11
051.36
049.17
018.12
046.29
073.4
094.13
112.3
128.16
006.12
013.23
039.18
042.8
109.3
057.4
062.10
009.1
010.12
049.10
054.17
065.13
069.7
071.2
122.14
089.12
011.6
018.2
006.1
036.34
041.4
047.30
G
Growing
Grown
Grows
Growth
Growths
Guard
Guarded
Guess
Guessed
Guessless
Until, my shaking limbs grown weak, I stepped
Of the pulpy head that never grows old,
Whose gaunt trunks guarded with malevolence
In void, in waste, in riddle never guessed,
The guessless riddle of infinity.
see also Time-Gulfs
Through mightier gulfs where still the purple rule
Gum
Gummy In gummy cloths of long and human hair.
Gurgling My neck, and heard that husky, gurgling choke
Gust
With fitful gust
Guest
Guide
Guided
Gulf
Gulfs
159
096.43
096.49
096.50
129.12
134.23
074.12
092.8
078.4
096.7
109.9
057.24
096.29
096.89
101.29
025.6
011.3
047.24
047.37
074.3
011.8
024.12
013.10
139.15
036.30
049.18
014.26
066.6
146.7
146.4
047.16
024.11
071.10
096.34
104.8
072.12
104.12
002.21
009.18
H
Had
Great joy he had.
She reaped the whirlwind she had sown,
With her sweet self, she had no quarrels,
Hadean I offer thee the vague, vast Hadean domain
I offer you my whole vast Hadean domain
Hades And asked to go to Hades.
Hag
Hail
Hair
Tumescent orchids swart with hair.
013.23
015.6
015.11
025.13
028.7
036.9
036.37
036.42
046.8
046.15
048.4
049.18
074.13
075.7
075.13
078.12
079.7
084.12
085.2
092.7
093.10
095.1
099.13
103.10
104.3
106.13
107.1
107.4
107.14
121.14
128.18
128.31
128.37
128.39
012.5
067.5
140.8
079.12
137.27
004.19
019.6
030.16
060.19
H
In swathes of softly searching sentient hair.
Hair’s
Half
Most lovely, half satanic, half divine,
Why is it that I tremble, half afraid,
Half-Ate Another mass their hungry pet half-ate,
Half-Beasts
Half-Decaying
Half-God
Half-Gods
Half-Heard
To make the unison of this half-heard overtone;
Half-Mad
He was half-mad;
Half-Open
Stood out, half-open pods showed mystery
Hall
Halls
Hallways
Halt
She will halt where the moonrays trace
Hand
Handed The world of which no tale is handed down.
Hands I reached my hands down to the cool, wet depths
The hands that wrought it vanished in its power,
161
072.8
096.47
104.8
111.7
114.6
027.2
083.3
128.19
136.8
087.7
125.15
126.7
015.19
015.36
111.10
046.4
093.6
069.10
060.21
081.14
131.15
065.9
065.11
057.13
059.5
062.10
074.10
074.11
083.6
093.5
132.3
068.14
011.22
017.8
072.3
076.11
090.10
092.7
104.3
106.9
114.6
162
Hanging And hanging creepers that reluctantly
Hangs Quiet hangs over all the world; in adoration
Haply What sight in later hours would haply greet
Happily Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
Happy Each pedagogue, a happy oyster,
Hard
Hardness
The deadly hardness of reality,
Hark
Harpy The burning harpy eyes, head of a hag,
Harry
Not too malicious; the strangeness of Harry Clarke’s Poe;
Harsh That tongue hath no harsh syllable to annoy
Harshly Weird, lifeless birds that talked and harshly sang.
Harvest The harvest, and to revel deep
Harvests Of beauty’s rarest harvests, and the hours
Has
In the years of the past, in the coming and passing of lovers and love
and the paths love has taken,
She has yielded to the kiss of night,
011.11
072.1
101.16
104.1
066.5
129.3
079.6
066.15
138.24
074.2
077.8
085.2
142.6
120.11
002.11
079.12
129.7
028.5
081.4
105.10
054.38
115.6
119.8
002.18
003.37
003.38
007.47
008.11
013.19
014.7
014.32
015.41
033.22
040.2
042.13
043.13
047.39
053.3
053.18
055.8
055.12
056.4
058.1
058.11
083.7
099.8
101.22
H
163
101.26
111.9
120.1
130.11
141.11
Hashish Bring hashish, cannabis, or sleepy opium,
096.31
Hast
012.2
Hast thou forgot
012.46
030.17
043.1
043.1
Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture of soul;
is it passion or poison I cherish?
043.25
043.26
043.27
Hasten The essence of her is here—but I wish she would hasten!
129.16
Hate
024.8
Hated She hated all lies, save her own,
128.29
Hateful What nightmare bore you, hateful blight of red?
017.1
070.1
Hath
That tongue hath no harsh syllable to annoy
028.5
031.13
031.14
041.1
My lady hath two lovely lips,
100.1
Hatred Hatred and spleen.
046.16
Haunt In all the silences that haunt a vacant room.
131.12
Haunted Witching, haunted, haunting, mysterious faces
006.15
030.30
045.6
Haunting
006.15
028.13
Remembered raptures haunting
096.75
Haunts The face that haunts thy memory?
012.47
036.55
067.47
070.3
Have
At her feet I have laid the tribute of a burning intolerable passion, 003.21
004.25
004.27
Let us have joy while we may;
004.50
004.55
004.59
007.15
164
007.44
008.5
013.3
013.5
013.17
013.23
030.2
Have travelled lands Hesperian,
030.3
030.4
030.10
I have wandered in spirit,
033.2
033.3
I have dwelt in the palace
033.7
033.11
033.21
033.33
036.57
037.1
043.5
043.6
043.17
043.29
043.30
044.4
050.6
050.11
050.13
054.13
054.23
054.42
054.43
067.2
Have you forgot?—
067.46
067.52
Of secret worlds that have no name or place.
070.8
077.6
077.7
077.11
087.1
096.13
096.52
098.1
099.7
101.1
102.12
103.1
ages,
112.5
H
creeping
supernal:
eternal,
Were errors that have lost their hold on me.
Haven Eternity between you and your haven;
Having From having watched the dead rose petals strew
Haze
He
Among the greater infinite he quests,
He was half-mad;
Great joy he had.
Once he was pale with love of me,
165
112.6
112.7
112.8
112.10
112.11
112.13
112.14
112.15
120.9
120.10
120.14
122.9
123.2
130.5
134.5
135.6
141.5
146.4
037.8
085.12
068.3
106.13
147.2
014.2
014.3
014.4
014.5
014.6
014.9
014.17
014.32
015.20
018.6
018.10
024.1
024.5
024.10
029.7
046.4
046.8
046.10
046.13
046.15
046.21
046.29
046.37
166
He is mine.
His realms were vacua, he proved his vow
Head
Await thy kingly head.
She will pillow her head
The head most strangely seemed like one I knew;
They clamped hot irons on my throbbing head;
If in your head or heart, there were not room
Heads see also Flower-Heads
Heady A heady fragrance filled the air
Healing Symbol of beauty, love, and life, and healing,
Health A wine-red toast to the health of the host—
Heap
Their festful riot in my rotting heap.
Heaps While scattered leaves in mildewed heaps
Hear
Never more shall I hear sound
I turned on stealthy step lest something hear me.
046.48
051.49
059.9
059.11
059.15
065.16
068.6
068.9
068.13
069.2
069.5
069.9
069.14
082.2
107.10
113.10
120.6
137.28
138.40
012.16
029.11
054.8
057.7
057.24
065.14
067.16
073.1
073.13
075.2
075.13
079.12
084.1
092.8
095.14
099.2
116.4
062.3
072.3
104.3
049.9
051.62
022.3
054.41
062.9
015.42
053.13
054.16
092.11
H
Heard
Hears
Hearse
Heart
Hearts
I hear them when no human voice is talking
I hear them in the rubble of defaced land
see also Half-Heard
My mind, not heart, is now my soul’s true token.
167
096.23
103.6
122.13
131.1
131.3
131.5
131.7
131.9
131.10
131.11
131.13
131.14
131.15
015.9
028.6
045.9
072.12
079.1
080.11
088.8
091.5
094.1
094.2
094.14
104.12
122.11
129.4
066.14
069.14
107.5
018.9
033.34
042.7
044.8
067.47
070.4
073.12
096.76
109.37
110.1
116.4
120.8
123.13
130.1
130.17
141.1
141.17
039.14
168
Heart’s
Heat
Heated
Heaved
Heaven
Heavenly
Oh hearts encysted in supernal urning.
And stifling tropic heat;
Then ocean received the husks that we heaved
Of their paradisal heaven.
Heavens The heavens like a dead, colossal hearse
Heavens’
Heavy The hot, still air is sweet with heavy perfumes;
spawning.
Heavy-Lidded
Held
Heliation
Hell
see also After-Hell
Hellish I found my leg become a hellish root,
Hells
Help
Hemlocks
Mute tongues will tell remembered hemlocks
Henna The kohl that shades your eyes, your breasts with henna tipped,
Her
her.
kisses,
042.8
051.13
051.56
034.14
096.100
110.1
015.2
048.10
048.22
131.6
015.29
048.21
033.8
034.10
066.13
107.5
024.2
101.7
112.3
006.9
014.6
071.11
101.6
115.8
115.12
132.3
066.7
088.14
082.11
080.7
067.45
118.3
039.16
096.44
003.7
003.9
003.10
003.11
003.12
003.13
H
aching
be ashen,
her,
The lips of her of Troy,
Her world and sky.
Upon her to bestow;
Her step is lighter than the summer breezes
Her loveliness in poetry lies never.
She scans the shadows of her land,
169
003.14
003.17
003.21
003.23
003.24
003.26
003.29
003.30
003.33
003.35
003.37
007.2
012.31
012.32
019.3
019.5
019.6
019.8
027.5
027.6
027.6
027.7
035.1
035.3
035.4
035.6
035.7
035.9
035.10
035.11
035.12
041.2
041.3
041.5
041.11
041.14
041.15
048.18
053.2
053.5
053.8
053.13
053.15
055.8
055.9
055.12
170
Her timeless vision staring still
Her eyelids vaguely stir;
Caressing her?
Moulds her breast.
Dreaming of Her.
Her latest lover’s love was such
This is the Wedgwood she lifted, the saki she quaffed, her
055.18
055.19
058.3
058.5
058.6
058.8
058.9
058.11
060.4
060.5
060.6
060.16
060.17
060.20
060.21
065.3
065.14
066.1
066.3
066.8
096.10
099.2
099.3
099.5
099.10
099.13
100.8
101.15
102.9
113.7
127.1
127.11
127.12
128.10
128.12
128.17
128.28
128.29
128.30
128.32
128.33
128.35
128.36
128.37
128.40
129.1
129.2
129.3
129.4
H
171
129.5
129.9
129.10
129.14
129.16
She slumbers lightly here,
Was someone here?
073.10
006.19
058.2
058.12
077.2
078.8
129.16
132.1
132.3
146.3
147.1
031.11
077.13
Hermaphroditus
Hers
Herself She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her,
Hesitantly
Hesperian
Hetaira Hetaira, matron, virgin bringing
Hid
Hidden see also Close-Hidden
Hide
Hideous Oh color hideous, appalling, mad,
Were better than their hideous, measure wrongs.
Hiding With its drapery hiding all wholly,
129.15
Hercules’
Here
Herein
Here’s
Heretical
018.1
007.7
003.9
128.5
082.9
030.3
049.25
106.14
141.4
006.4
053.2
059.14
062.1
114.2
130.4
130.20
141.20
017.9
026.7
029.11
080.8
085.6
043.35
089.1
172
High
We were most high;
Higher For things external, but of higher worth,
Highlands
Hill
Hills
Hillside When down the hillside came a long, low crying,
Him
Clad him alone;
Mobbed him to induce him;
Till with derrick they capped him,
Himself He barricades himself against the world:
Hint
No hint of what it once resembled, save
Hinted It merely hinted of the coming week.
Hipped see Slender-Hipped
Hippogriffs
Of purple leagues, violet hippogriffs
Hips
Hired
His
046.36
073.13
089.2
113.6
116.10
130.13
141.13
045.6
130.13
133.20
015.1
015.9
015.47
027.12
141.13
015.3
059.10
147.1
014.7
014.22
014.25
014.28
015.12
018.7
046.5
046.6
046.28
059.1
059.7
059.8
059.14
059.16
068.7
111.12
140.10
140.12
145.3
145.4
069.2
090.7
084.14
071.6
023.3
040.8
004.46
014.6
H
For his mad eyes;
His life, his love, his song;
Within the limits of his nose,
Hissed That almost hissed or the shimmering mist
Historic see Post-Historic
Ho
Hoar
My bones are hoar
Hoarse I tried to scream but heard no sound, no hoarse,
Hold
aching
be ashen,
Unbodied things hold silent sway
173
014.17
015.11
015.38
018.3
018.4
018.5
018.8
018.9
018.11
023.7
024.6
024.14
029.5
029.6
029.14
046.2
046.11
046.20
046.34
046.37
046.43
046.47
059.2
059.3
059.5
059.6
059.13
068.13
069.4
107.10
107.14
134.20
134.21
138.25
048.15
022.2
054.55
088.8
003.7
003.17
003.23
008.13
010.10
027.5
036.17
060.19
174
120.14
146.7
Holdeth Of thine eyes holdeth me.
032.2
Holds
033.34
061.7
Holds me till in unending dooms I smother.
070.14
Hollow I am mist in midnight hollow,
133.21
Hollows Shall I wander in the hollows
033.25
041.11
Holocaust
017.18
Holy
003.27
007.15
007.36
065.17
So luminous, O Love, the shrine so holy,
110.13
Home Where only the wind and the wide, waste meadows have their home, 020.5
077.10
Homely “Tut-tut, Mr. Forchamer. You’re not. You’re homely.”
139.10
Homeward
037.14
Hoofbeats
092.12
Hoofprints
No gleam illumes the hoofprints on the lawn.
040.4
Hooples Instead, they sound like Major Hooples
138.3
Hooves There is a rush of hooves in the break of dawn;
015.46
092.7
Hope
031.9
036.3
I further search with neither hope nor peace
036.60
070.7
088.7
091.7
102.3
102.18
124.6
135.2
Hopeful The lanes where hopeful virgins tumbled.
128.24
Hopelessly
045.15
Hopes All men, all things, all hopes, my burning dreams of fire;
013.6
Horizon The sun’s rim slides above the flaming, far horizon,
066.9
Horizons Stretched farther than horizons. I could see
093.2
Horn
069.14
Horror Yea, all love’s lyric horror all were sweet;
007.22
029.7
029.8
029.14
H
Horrors These charnel horrors made me sick and weak,
Host
Hostile The unknown color hostile in pursuit
Hosts
Hot
Hour
Houris And lissome houris, gems and gold in many a measure,
Hours The minutes shall wane in delirium, the burning hours pass slowly,
House You care for that warm house of all your own,
Hover Over his breasts his fingers hover,
Hovering
How
How it wildly swoops
What words convey how closelier she follows
175
083.13
090.14
106.6
104.9
022.3
022.9
046.26
088.12
048.1
048.13
084.1
101.7
101.27
072.10
076.12
115.5
096.16
096.60
003.25
004.72
031.9
070.9
079.6
096.58
096.74
115.4
115.6
117.2
117.6
119.4
132.1
018.3
051.37
077.3
002.12
002.14
031.1
031.5
031.7
031.9
031.11
039.5
041.9
077.14
103.6
104.14
116.3
146.4
176
However
Howls How it howls and whoops
Hue
Huge
Huh
Hulk
Human And when in closer human haunts I tired,
Humblest
Humbly Returning humbly our own love whose force,
Humming
Hundred
Hung
Hungry I saw the hungry flowers toward me crawl
Hunted Through mighty chambers, hunted and alone,
Hunter What nameless hunter searching for its meat?
Hunters Or hunters canter shouting toward the moor.
Huntsman
Hurled And on the doors of doom, disdainful, hurled
147.9
067.53
088.11
134.14
002.12
017.4
069.11
073.5
078.13
071.13
079.4
083.14
105.14
139.11
048.17
036.55
072.4
089.11
093.7
104.8
128.10
131.3
140.11
059.8
146.6
080.4
084.5
138.17
015.2
048.16
093.11
105.4
129.15
082.12
087.7
089.7
076.2
079.3
069.8
085.14
059.3
133.3
024.13
084.8
H
Husks
Husky
Hyacinth
Hylots To see the Hylots of Calair,
Hymen Of Hymen and the gods that watch your way.
Hymn A choral hymn of mad and sweetest pain,
Hypnotic
177
089.14
031.5
048.21
072.12
104.12
051.34
030.14
051.63
007.30
007.44
110.10
055.16
I
I
caresses
That I seek.
her.
kisses,
aching
be ashen,
her,
Even as I.
And I shall play
003.1
003.3
003.4
003.5
003.7
003.11
003.13
003.17
003.21
003.23
003.26
003.29
003.33
003.35
003.37
003.38
004.4
004.10
004.40
004.43
004.73
004.75
004.76
004.79
006.23
007.1
007.2
007.3
007.18
007.25
007.27
007.37
007.38
007.39
007.40
007.49
007.51
I
Into the shadowland I made my way
I offer thee the moan
I offer thee the vague, vast Hadean domain
I offer thee
Oh Poet, this I offer thee,
I weary of the old monotony of things;
In other stars in old, oblivious years I sought
Abysmal secrets, monstrous mysteries, I know;
179
007.55
007.57
007.58
007.60
007.63
008.3
008.5
008.6
008.8
008.13
008.14
011.1
011.9
011.17
011.21
011.22
012.1
012.3
012.5
012.7
012.10
012.17
012.18
012.22
012.26
012.27
012.38
012.43
012.45
012.50
012.53
013.1
013.5
013.7
013.9
013.13
013.14
013.15
013.17
013.18
013.22
013.23
013.25
013.27
013.29
013.30
013.31
015.9
015.42
180
I turn to this,
To paint the things I never shall relate.
Now I fully awaken
Where I entered the traces
Shall I wander in the hollows
I read, yet on my trail I wandered still;
I sought not, nor in worlds that only seem
The phantom that so greatly I desired
016.2
016.3
025.1
025.2
025.4
025.13
025.14
027.5
027.8
027.9
027.11
028.1
028.9
029.10
029.12
029.14
031.8
033.2
033.3
033.4
033.7
033.9
033.11
033.15
033.21
033.24
033.25
033.40
034.16
036.1
036.8
036.11
036.16
036.17
036.24
036.33
036.34
036.36
036.36
036.40
036.42
036.44
036.46
036.47
036.49
036.53
036.54
036.55
036.56
I
I crawled like one impelled on ways resisted,
I saw the whispering knoll.
I was the only colour when
I, Paradise.
I was the sign of royal state,
I adore you,
And I am dead.
181
036.57
036.58
036.60
036.63
042.1
042.6
042.12
042.18
043.2
043.4
043.5
043.6
043.9
043.10
043.17
043.25
043.26
043.29
043.30
044.8
045.3
045.4
045.9
045.18
046.2
046.3
046.5
046.6
046.18
046.24
046.26
046.30
046.42
046.45
049.15
049.17
049.18
049.21
050.5
050.6
050.13
052.3
052.7
054.1
054.2
182
And I am dead.
I can not even sigh
For I am dead.
I lie in my last sleep;
I am the sleeper
I offer you the moan
I offer all
There where I wandered, purple shadows ran
054.3
054.4
054.5
054.6
054.7
054.12
054.16
054.25
054.26
054.28
054.30
054.33
054.35
054.36
054.42
064.2
067.1
067.3
067.5
067.7
067.10
067.17
067.18
067.22
067.26
067.27
067.38
067.43
067.45
067.51
067.52
067.53
067.55
067.56
070.10
070.14
071.1
071.4
071.5
071.9
071.13
072.3
072.9
072.11
072.14
073.1
073.9
073.14
074.1
I
183
074.3
074.4
074.5
074.9
074.11
075.2
075.7
076.1
076.3
076.12
077.5
077.10
078.4
078.8
079.1
079.4
079.8
079.11
079.13
080.1
080.5
080.6
080.9
080.10
080.11
080.13
081.1
081.3
081.11
081.13
082.5
082.9
082.11
082.12
083.3
083.8
083.10
083.11
083.13
084.7
085.1
085.2
085.4
085.7
085.8
085.11
085.12
085.13
085.14
184
I struggled onward though my strength was spent
Upon it nevermore to leave. I tried
I saw the dwellers of the ocean night,
086.3
086.8
086.13
086.14
087.9
087.12
087.13
088.6
088.7
088.8
088.9
088.11
089.1
089.8
090.10
090.11
090.12
090.14
091.3
091.5
091.6
091.7
091.8
091.9
092.11
093.2
093.12
093.14
094.1
094.2
094.14
095.1
095.5
095.9
095.10
095.13
096.1
096.4
096.8
096.11
096.13
096.19
096.20
096.21
096.23
096.37
096.41
096.43
096.47
I
I know not whether she was slave or queen;
I vainly seek.
185
096.49
096.50
096.52
096.55
096.61
096.62
096.65
096.67
096.73
096.97
096.100
099.1
099.11
099.14
100.7
101.1
101.3
101.6
101.8
101.11
101.25
101.26
101.27
101.28
101.29
103.9
103.10
103.12
104.10
104.11
104.14
105.2
105.12
105.13
106.11
110.5
110.6
110.7
113.1
113.9
113.10
114.1
114.9
114.11
114.13
115.12
115.13
116.9
116.11
186
Of recognition, nor was I to stay
Why am I sad?
Thus am I sad.
Why am I weary?
Thus am I weary.
Why am I old?
Thus am I old.
What do I want?
This do I want.
I am man.
116.13
117.13
119.7
119.9
119.12
119.13
120.2
120.4
120.9
120.12
121.1
121.13
122.3
122.4
122.7
122.8
122.9
122.13
123.1
123.5
123.6
123.10
123.11
123.15
123.16
123.20
124.1
124.2
124.5
124.8
124.9
124.14
129.16
131.1
131.3
131.5
131.7
131.9
131.10
131.11
131.13
131.14
131.15
131.16
133.1
133.2
133.3
133.4
133.5
I
I am man,
Of man I sing.
I am man.
I am fire,
I am sod,
I aspire
Of man I tire.
I am mote
As I note
I am man.
I am man.
I am seeker,
While I pass by
I rule the earth
Till I end
As I began,
I am man.
I am man.
187
133.6
133.7
133.8
133.11
133.12
133.13
133.14
133.15
133.16
133.18
133.19
133.20
133.21
133.22
133.23
133.24
133.25
133.26
133.27
133.28
133.29
133.30
133.31
133.32
133.33
133.34
133.35
133.41
133.42
133.45
133.46
133.50
133.51
133.52
133.53
133.54
133.55
133.56
133.57
133.58
134.4
134.16
135.1
135.2
135.3
135.4
135.12
137.1
137.3
188
I offer to my students gratis,
And you and I
Icon
I’d
Upon the moon, I’d show, strange things that moan,
Ideal
In their ideal, idyllic college,
Idol
The idol in my shrine of ebony,
Idolatrous
Idols
Or gilded idols undeserving trust,
Idyllic In their ideal, idyllic college,
If
137.5
137.9
137.10
137.16
137.19
137.25
137.29
139.2
139.15
142.1
142.10
143.7
144.1
147.14
051.48
025.7
025.9
100.4
135.8
138.19
008.7
008.5
051.4
138.19
015.7
024.12
028.7
034.3
037.11
045.14
051.22
051.23
067.54
077.6
078.7
087.12
096.39
096.43
096.46
099.12
100.7
115.12
116.3
116.4
119.12
121.14
128.4
135.3
I
189
If your name were only Mabel
135.7
138.35
I’ll
077.12
087.13
139.15
Illa
096.79
Illaha
096.79
Illume And night’s great arch illume.
134.24
Illumes No gleam illumes the hoofprints on the lawn.
040.4
053.10
Illumines
110.4
Illuming The shadows thickened, but a blaze illuming
015.25
Illusion see also Life-Illusion
You proved illusion not more strong than oaken
120.5
Illusions Romantic dreams, illusions, poetry,
120.13
Illussimae
137.21
Illustrate To illustrate their attitudes,
138.16
I’m
137.8
139.3
139.11
“But I’m perfectly moral.”
139.13
Image To seek some image far behind some portal
036.19
109.38
113.11
Images What are the dim dread images that bind
083.5
Imbedded
Imbedded witches’ jewels mystical,
127.8
Immarbled
012.32
Immerse Where Death in death all things did not immerse.
107.8
Immortal
Who cared? Once more immortal Pan was playing
015.37
036.17
Immortally
003.1
Immovable
054.8
054.9
054.10
Immured
079.8
Impalpable
088.3
Impart Is such as gods impart
032.7
Impelled I crawled like one impelled on ways resisted,
045.3
190
Imperfections
Imperial My thrones, majestical, imperial, and great,
Impersonal
Imposed see Self-Imposed
Impotent
Impresses
Imprisoned
Impulse Some impulse urges me to raise the shade;
In
aching
dissemble
As the amorous maidens were loved in decadent Rome I shall
love her,
Living in their silence secrets whence no whisper
In endless repose;
In its dearth;
Passing in pain;
117.9
012.15
067.15
071.5
120.7
082.7
096.52
074.8
083.2
001.3
001.13
003.9
003.17
003.25
003.27
003.30
003.31
003.33
003.34
004.5
004.8
004.11
004.59
004.80
006.1
006.4
006.11
006.19
007.5
007.11
007.12
007.38
007.59
008.7
008.10
009.2
009.4
009.12
009.14
009.20
I
In vain for peace.
In night.
A dreamer in eternity,
In lyric passion rose the piper’s song,
The rapturous music poured in lyric streams
In the glade.
Where maidens swoon in midnight ecstasies;
Of lizard-gods in Jupiter,
191
010.1
010.5
011.4
011.6
011.13
011.24
012.14
012.21
012.30
012.52
013.3
013.9
013.11
013.15
013.17
013.26
013.32
014.2
014.4
014.8
014.12
014.34
015.2
015.13
015.14
015.15
015.28
015.30
015.40
015.42
015.44
015.46
017.5
017.11
017.16
018.2
018.12
020.7
021.2
021.6
022.10
024.3
024.4
024.14
025.3
026.2
026.14
027.1
030.6
192
In your lips that were tender
In separate deaths, so long,
She walks in charm, adoring nature pleases
luminous mist,
030.20
033.2
033.7
033.18
033.19
033.20
033.22
033.25
033.29
034.10
034.11
035.1
035.5
036.1
036.8
036.10
036.20
036.21
036.23
036.25
036.30
036.45
036.46
036.47
036.49
036.51
036.54
036.55
037.2
037.4
039.23
041.7
041.15
042.7
042.14
043.4
043.13
043.15
043.18
043.22
043.26
044.1
044.4
044.5
I
In search of closed escapes.
In my design;
In whose oblivion we shall meet;
In sunlight splendid meadows to awake.
In ecstasy to reap
The rush of waves that seek in vain
193
044.6
045.12
045.16
046.7
046.26
046.43
046.44
046.46
047.5
047.34
047.38
048.9
049.17
051.7
051.25
051.29
051.35
051.43
051.45
051.47
051.51
051.56
053.3
053.5
054.17
054.18
054.20
054.23
054.33
054.37
054.39
054.41
054.44
054.49
055.6
056.8
057.1
057.6
057.7
057.12
059.3
059.4
059.5
059.12
059.15
060.9
060.12
060.18
060.21
194
The wind is wailing in the willow trees tonight;
While scattered leaves in mildewed heaps
060.24
061.1
061.3
061.5
061.7
062.1
062.9
063.11
065.1
065.3
065.9
065.23
066.2
066.5
067.14
067.21
067.30
067.48
070.9
070.14
071.13
071.14
072.3
072.8
073.2
073.14
074.2
075.8
075.11
075.14
076.1
076.11
076.12
076.13
077.1
078.7
079.1
079.6
079.8
080.9
080.13
081.10
081.13
082.7
083.13
084.4
085.3
085.6
085.10
I
The waters mounted in one surge whose swell
Red roses in the overflowing wine.
Rise in the pale starlight,
195
086.1
086.1
086.9
087.1
087.14
088.10
088.12
091.8
093.1
093.8
094.5
094.13
094.14
095.12
096.8
096.10
096.11
096.16
096.17
096.20
096.47
096.61
096.80
096.89
096.91
097.8
098.8
099.4
099.8
099.14
100.8
101.1
101.2
101.4
101.6
101.23
101.27
101.28
103.1
104.8
105.1
105.4
106.2
106.4
106.13
106.14
107.7
107.8
109.14
196
A music in the air,
Its voice in one vast song
creeping
That’s natural artifice in you; the way
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
The thought of Wilde in Piccadilly,
In love bespoken,
109.22
109.34
111.4
111.6
112.11
113.3
113.7
114.4
114.7
115.13
116.4
117.14
119.4
119.12
124.7
125.4
125.5
125.6
125.8
125.9
125.12
125.15
125.16
125.20
125.22
125.24
126.12
126.15
127.18
128.3
128.5
128.12
128.25
128.26
129.6
129.13
130.1
130.7
130.17
130.20
131.1
131.5
131.6
131.7
131.12
131.13
131.15
132.2
I
In bond unbroken,
In aeons closes
In endless deep
Quite to make it match in verse most anytime;
In front or behind,
Inbetween
Incantation
Incense Burn incense till the fragrant air is odorous,
Inch
Increase Ere the flame was to fade from thy face, and my love to consume
Increasing
Incubi And incubi avidly waiting to take
Indestructible
Indolently
Induce Mobbed him to induce him;
Ineffable We shall love in our passion in strange and ineffable ways and
dissemble
Infant Of infant in the crib
Inferno Inferno, to the waves
197
132.4
133.21
133.24
133.44
133.51
133.52
133.60
133.67
134.2
134.10
134.11
134.22
135.9
137.7
137.9
138.11
138.19
138.23
138.27
141.1
141.7
141.10
141.17
141.20
142.5
144.3
147.2
147.8
147.10
075.4
068.8
096.25
078.3
043.28
078.6
038.7
082.8
096.10
140.10
003.31
133.44
048.14
198
Infinite He sought the infinite in life, but now
The luminous shadow of the infinite,
Infinity The guessless riddle of infinity.
Inflicted Inflicted by the gods in elder wars.
Inherit Of the gods, I inherit
Inhuman
Ink
Smooth is the liquid ink of the lake,
Inner
Innocence
Insane As fearful as the haunts of the insane.
Insatiate And I was more insatiate with satiation,
Inscrutable
Inspiring You have never been inspiring to my pen.
Instant I am instant lost in time,
Instead Ah, God, that I could draw instead of write,
Instead, they sound like Major Hooples
Instruction
Personal instruction.
Intended The years away intended, but for leaping
Intent What shape of evil? What its foul intent?
Interest Now no things interest me,
Intermingled
Into
Intolerable
The intolerable sanctity of sin;
Intoxicate
014.4
014.5
034.5
014.26
037.10
107.7
024.4
033.4
051.48
118.1
074.14
125.21
068.11
069.10
110.3
114.11
128.40
070.3
007.25
112.7
135.6
133.51
025.1
138.3
140.4
119.5
091.2
096.3
007.4
011.1
011.19
051.10
051.11
051.53
063.13
075.6
089.14
096.97
003.21
007.10
043.26
I
Intoxicated
Intoxicated with thy loveliness,
Intoxicating
Invade Sucking sounds invade the night,
Invading see Space-Invading
Invention
Peopled with ghosts of their invention,
Invisible And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
Invitations
Invoking Till thus, from incantation and invoking,
Inward Curled inward, flowerwise. I stood before
Ironic I thought ironic laughter passed me by.
Irons
Is
Oh, spring is gone
And summer is fled,
Autumn is old
Oh, spring is gone
And summer is fled,
Though nothing visible is there
Is night.
Pan is gone.
199
046.29
008.1
007.20
126.9
138.14
051.38
128.18
068.8
081.3
089.13
085.8
084.1
001.14
002.1
002.2
002.7
002.10
002.31
002.32
002.35
003.34
004.31
004.32
004.38
004.62
004.68
007.48
007.61
008.13
010.4
010.6
010.13
013.2
013.26
014.13
014.15
015.43
015.46
015.48
016.3
018.9
018.11
019.8
022.5
200
To the star that is fairest;
There is magic, there is splendor
Is love so limited, pray tell?
luminous mist,
He is mine.
022.7
027.9
028.1
028.3
031.5
032.3
032.7
033.12
033.17
033.18
037.14
039.4
040.3
041.1
041.3
041.5
042.3
042.9
042.15
042.16
042.19
043.3
043.4
043.20
043.23
043.24
043.25
043.31
043.36
044.1
044.2
044.5
044.7
044.8
046.48
047.16
050.12
051.21
053.17
054.46
054.51
056.10
057.19
057.25
058.3
I
Though none is lovelier
The dying wonder of the world that is,
O Love, my world is pouring
eternal,
201
058.5
058.10
061.1
063.14
064.1
068.14
070.1
077.6
077.14
082.2
083.3
083.6
096.17
096.24
096.25
096.51
096.67
098.6
099.4
099.10
101.7
101.17
101.18
101.26
102.1
102.7
102.13
102.15
102.20
103.4
109.33
110.11
110.15
111.7
111.9
111.11
112.15
113.14
114.13
118.1
118.10
120.6
120.8
123.8
125.21
127.5
127.12
129.1
202
Isdem And learn the use of “ge” and “isdem.”
Island Along the summit island lanes of shrubs and trees;
Islands In continents and islands that are sunken,
Isles
Ispahan Delights of Ispahan.
Somewhere past Ispahan.
It
How it wildly swoops
And it cries
Yet the radiance is gone from thy face, is it only the refluent
glory and glow that relume thee,
129.12
129.15
129.16
131.3
135.10
137.15
143.6
147.7
138.22
131.2
036.21
130.15
141.15
060.4
096.12
096.102
002.12
002.14
002.20
002.23
007.62
015.7
015.19
015.33
015.35
026.1
026.5
027.12
027.13
029.12
029.13
030.44
033.22
036.1
036.57
036.58
037.4
043.3
043.4
043.7
043.20
043.25
043.33
043.36
049.20
055.17
I
And it ruled alone.
It reigned on its multiple thrones.
203
056.10
057.5
057.12
057.14
057.15
057.20
063.1
063.14
070.1
072.10
073.2
073.5
073.9
073.14
075.7
075.8
075.10
076.11
077.6
077.10
078.5
078.8
083.3
084.14
088.4
089.8
090.7
090.12
091.5
091.9
091.12
091.14
093.12
103.3
105.12
106.4
110.11
110.15
111.9
111.11
114.13
118.3
118.5
118.6
118.7
118.12
122.5
135.9
135.11
204
Its
And its faintest breath
In its dearth;
spawning.
144.2
002.17
004.68
007.35
009.8
009.12
028.6
030.18
030.39
032.10
033.1
033.34
043.24
043.35
044.8
047.4
047.14
047.22
057.10
057.13
057.14
057.20
059.10
073.3
075.2
075.14
076.11
079.3
088.1
089.8
090.5
090.6
090.8
090.13
090.14
091.2
091.14
093.5
094.13
095.14
101.8
106.14
107.1
109.34
112.3
114.3
115.11
115.12
I
It’s
Itself
I’ve
Ivory
Its superficial vesture whose arrays
205
115.13
117.3
118.2
125.19
125.22
134.5
067.52
096.64
143.4
143.10
013.30
029.8
034.15
091.7
107.3
025.2
050.5
008.6
096.14
J
Jaded
Jades
Janitors
Jar
Jars
Jasmine
Jasper
Jet
Jeweled
Jewelled The grasses with glimmering dew are jewelled in opal and amethyst,
Jewels Strange wondrous jewels and diadems
Join
Joining Joining your journey, brings our living light to hold you, guide you.
Journey Begins the journey long.
Journey’s
Joy
The vanished joy
Great joy he had.
The vanished joy
Joyful
Joys
delight;
013.25
096.14
138.20
137.12
129.9
096.26
101.24
096.47
082.3
109.10
044.6
012.24
067.24
127.8
137.18
138.2
004.43
006.23
076.14
146.7
096.96
131.16
146.7
049.26
004.30
004.50
005.5
009.13
012.33
028.4
046.8
046.37
067.33
084.12
096.11
098.2
098.7
049.2
003.18
007.26
096.54
J
Juice
Jupiter
Just
Just presences, unseen, unknown
207
100.5
022.7
030.6
127.2
010.22
022.7
046.15
115.8
K
Keep
Will atom keep
Keeper I am wastrel, never keeper,
Keeping Surely this beauty was not meant for keeping
Kept
Kill
Killed The things that mirthful wizards killed
Kind
King
see also Worm-King
Kingdom What though one kingdom each of you forsake,
KingdomsUpon his fallen kingdoms, God had died.
Kingly Await thy kingly head.
Kings
Kiss
A maiden’s kiss
Kissed By the breath of its shameless lips I am lightly kissed
Kisses see also Fever-Kisses
kisses,
Kissing Made for love, made for kissing;
Kneeling Allah! the kneeling figures in devotion pray,
Knees Especially when their knees are pretty.
007.13
047.19
054.40
077.2
103.12
133.66
133.34
119.1
015.5
036.31
073.3
078.5
010.16
030.47
133.3
139.1
057.19
076.5
107.9
125.19
051.31
053.20
096.13
107.14
012.16
067.16
026.11
030.10
003.6
004.73
016.4
058.1
115.14
101.8
003.13
027.7
096.46
100.2
096.80
138.8
K
Knell
see also Death-Knell
Knells That beat the air to frenzy, dirges, knells.
Knew
Knives Although my flesh with many knives is slit.
Knocked I knocked upon the portal till with clang
Knoll
Upon the whispering knoll.
Knotted see Deep-Knotted
Knotty Of knotty burls along the trunk, and clung
Know
aching
209
047.39
094.4
080.2
007.15
030.44
048.3
049.20
068.7
073.1
075.7
086.3
138.12
146.8
103.4
081.1
045.4
045.20
093.9
003.17
004.40
006.14
007.55
012.42
013.22
013.30
014.9
027.9
036.63
039.5
041.11
050.1
067.42
067.55
074.3
077.8
087.13
096.67
096.100
097.5
099.5
099.11
099.14
101.26
103.3
106.11
113.1
210
Or know the song
Alone know why,
Knowing Till she lie in ecstasy knowing and desiring her sisterhood;
Knowledge
With knowledge of the carrion
Known Has man known the terrible glory of woman as I;
Of the splendor known no more,
supernal:
Knows For pleasures and joys that she knows not, for a new and
monstrous delight;
Kohl
113.9
113.11
118.4
122.8
133.71
134.6
135.4
137.3
137.5
137.23
139.2
143.8
144.1
146.2
147.14
003.30
008.14
036.15
036.63
085.13
109.25
110.5
118.8
030.31
073.4
137.18
138.20
003.38
012.2
013.13
013.23
025.2
030.2
030.17
047.14
047.18
067.2
099.4
102.20
112.13
113.3
116.14
003.18
102.16
133.58
096.44
L
La
Labors As all the years of Hercules’ great labors,
Labyrinth
Labyrinths
Lace
Lacked She said she lacked experience;
Lacking All lacking, and all gain.
Ladies With scholastic ladies,
Lady
Lagoon The mandrakes moaned along the black lagoon,
Laid
Lain
Lair
Lairs
Lake
Land
No traveler crosses now the land,
Of unknown timeless land;
Lands see also Outer-Lands
096.79
073.10
051.33
031.10
036.62
058.9
128.38
096.72
140.6
100.1
105.3
126.2
003.21
094.6
107.1
004.27
072.4
089.13
105.8
074.4
125.15
125.21
131.14
010.17
030.23
055.9
057.1
057.6
059.12
085.6
093.1
131.5
134.3
012.19
025.3
030.3
036.1
036.45
053.3
067.19
212
Lanes
Language
The lanes where hopeful virgins tumbled.
Languid The willow branches’ languid tendrils sank,
Languish
Languorous
Lantern Deserted city streets, and fog, and lantern glow.
Lap
Larger Now wherefor do you make this larger room
Last
At last are wise
Until the last oblivion.
Lasting Your soul’s desire, all lasting rapture,
Lasts
Late
Lately That tremble and shiver with passions that lately were?
Later
Latest Her latest lover’s love was such
Latin
113.3
116.12
130.20
141.20
047.23
128.24
131.2
028.1
011.18
053.5
075.6
096.65
096.10
096.10
127.13
131.8
075.11
118.9
007.39
013.7
014.29
015.47
024.10
030.52
033.28
036.15
046.6
054.33
060.21
086.12
104.14
107.9
120.1
067.49
051.23
048.3
067.52
101.12
007.45
026.2
036.52
079.6
133.62
128.17
137.3
137.6
L
Laugh Her laugh was like a silver bell.
Laughing
Laughter For song and laughter, now the wind’s regret;
There will spring no laughter
Laurel Crowned thrice with cypress, endless times with laurel,
Laves
Lawn
She will rest on the lawn;
Lay
Lead
Leaden Discovering there an equal leaden hue,
Leaf
Liliths look beyond the sketchbook’s leaf,
Leafless Its branches leafless, yet a budding hand
Leafy
League Caught me with safety but a league away.
Leagues For many a thousand leagues around
Lean
Leap
Leaping Was it a half-god or a satyr leaping
Learn
Learned Expound a learned fourth dimension
Learning Such dazzling stores of useless learning!
Least
213
128.33
051.39
060.1
040.5
049.22
049.28
052.5
081.12
085.8
129.4
068.1
060.10
040.4
044.2
065.18
007.1
007.37
007.38
007.51
007.63
048.19
049.8
049.14
054.28
080.13
088.7
095.5
121.12
002.6
084.4
069.11
006.10
110.7
093.5
066.7
086.2
010.9
071.6
029.4
090.4
054.36
015.19
112.9
119.5
138.22
138.13
138.38
004.34
214
Leave
Leaven
Leaves
Leaving
Led
Leered
Leering
Left
Leg
Legend
The dry dead leaves
Leaving the night more luminous than light of the moon;
Where legend prophesied divinity,
To poppy legend olden.
132.5
006.21
042.11
051.5
051.33
093.12
096.98
146.1
033.6
001.12
002.15
009.17
051.19
062.9
063.12
111.4
147.2
147.11
031.5
111.2
081.9
029.7
083.14
006.21
010.24
013.26
031.6
035.3
035.6
035.7
035.9
035.10
035.11
081.13
087.11
103.9
103.11
103.13
107.3
107.7
142.8
082.11
037.12
134.1
134.7
134.13
134.18
134.19
137.26
L
Legends Heard legends not by earthly voices told,
Legions By the legions of the pest.
Legs
Leman A reveller creeps where his leman sleeps—
Lend
Length At length all motion ceased, upon a crag.
Lengthen
Lengthening
Lent
Leopards Quick to my side two black, sleek leopards sprang
Lesbian Rose and fell and rose through all the Lesbian night;
She lies where the Lesbian poppies nod,
Lesbos As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone;
Less
Lesser She is new each time that their contents grow, lesser, and lesser.
Lesson With each lesson came complete
Lessons Would chant their perfect lessons with ’m.
Lest
Let
Then let us love tonight,
So let us love, Myrrhiline,
Lethal By cryptic tarns aglow with lethal flame,
Lethean Of dwarfs in deep Lethean sands;
Lichens Where lichens creep on crumbled fanes
Lidded see Heavy-Lidded, Smoky-Lidded
Lids
Lie
Thou shalt lie.
Lie only shards of that dread doom
Whatever on the other side should lie,
215
122.11
048.20
092.6
023.7
004.12
079.10
096.58
074.10
091.6
081.5
081.9
007.6
019.2
003.34
048.6
096.29
096.30
129.12
140.3
138.28
007.12
092.11
103.12
004.49
004.50
004.51
004.52
004.53
004.71
022.9
051.61
115.13
036.50
126.1
012.21
067.21
010.2
127.7
003.30
004.24
010.15
040.1
054.2
054.33
058.9
083.12
216
Lies
No voice remains to tell me where she lies,
Surely the loveliness that men say lies
Life
No life or mind or trace of vanished lore,
With wine of life.
Life-Illusion
091.8
103.2
125.15
007.43
019.2
027.13
037.11
041.15
047.25
047.36
054.19
099.2
099.9
119.3
128.29
129.13
004.2
004.29
004.31
004.38
007.54
009.8
013.2
014.4
026.4
036.26
036.38
039.12
043.29
051.12
051.17
051.62
070.12
075.6
076.10
096.2
096.30
097.3
102.1
102.4
102.18
107.2
107.12
133.31
134.21
137.17
142.7
120.1
L
Lifeless Weird, lifeless birds that talked and harshly sang.
Lifeless Else beauty were as lifeless as a tomb.
Life’s
Lifetime Beyond the lifetime of the sun.
Lift
Lifted
Lifts
Light
Lighter Her step is lighter than the summer breezes
Lighting Lighting swamps and tarns unholy
Lightly There touches his body lightly a shiver,
Lights see also Witch-Lights
Like
see also Rat-Like, Such-Like
217
081.4
091.1
093.1
116.8
009.4
055.20
113.10
124.13
091.14
094.7
129.1
066.3
004.32
014.3
024.9
042.7
042.7
050.2
051.10
051.11
051.46
051.57
056.6
066.7
071.12
109.27
110.4
111.2
112.2
122.1
134.11
146.7
041.5
126.5
018.5
058.2
101.8
109.3
034.1
074.6
001.1
001.3
001.5
001.8
001.9
001.11
001.13
218
Liked
Lilies
Liliths
Lily
Limb
not sever
Like the rustle of small
Like the sound of the sea or the rain,
A tolling like a myriad decibels
see also Tiger-Lily
003.39
028.3
036.13
043.9
043.10
043.21
043.34
045.3
046.27
046.38
048.6
058.7
059.13
063.1
063.3
063.5
063.9
063.11
063.13
073.1
076.6
080.3
082.4
082.6
085.5
087.3
093.8
094.8
096.30
096.46
107.5
115.2
119.13
127.2
128.33
136.8
138.3
128.1
128.5
144.2
004.26
006.1
047.30
006.10
004.57
128.1
091.12
L
Limbed see White-Limbed
Limbs There where the gnarled limbs twisted
Limited Is love so limited, pray tell?
Limits Within the limits of his nose,
Line
see Pipe-Line
Lineaments
Lines
Linger Yea, all the barren years that linger in their passing,
Lingering
Lipped see Poppy-Lipped
Lips
kisses,
be ashen,
Yea, thy lips that softly smile,
To pagan Pan their passionate lips were singing
219
045.1
046.47
051.46
077.6
078.4
089.9
099.5
042.3
042.9
042.15
042.19
138.25
073.6
025.9
132.5
007.59
146.3
006.21
051.61
003.13
003.14
003.23
003.35
004.5
004.16
004.64
004.68
004.73
004.77
004.77
012.31
012.48
012.53
015.23
019.1
027.6
027.13
029.13
033.19
058.5
067.31
091.14
220
Liquescence
Liquid Smooth is the liquid ink of the lake,
Lissome And lissome houris, gems and gold in many a measure,
List
Listen I merely listened, as I listen still,
Listened I merely listened, as I listen still,
We listened to the strange rain
Listening
Listless Away, and listless hours voluptuously flaunting
Lit
Lithe
With the lithe Persian,
Little
A little while,
096.53
097.4
098.3
100.1
100.8
101.8
101.19
114.8
115.14
129.2
054.39
125.21
096.16
101.9
122.7
122.13
131.16
122.7
136.1
136.9
028.6
074.2
096.74
034.6
073.11
062.4
096.9
004.14
004.31
004.32
030.15
042.10
050.2
057.7
062.4
065.10
077.1
077.9
077.13
078.1
082.3
130.1
130.2
130.3
130.4
130.9
130.12
L
Littler I watched on earth the littler things around;
Live
Lived
ages,
Livid
Living I hold all her body a beautiful living white chalice
Living’s You only live when all worth living’s lost.
Lizard-Gods
Lo
Load
Loathing
Locked Locked fast with that hypnotic sun.
Logs
Loins
Loll
Lolled In my own decomposition. Thick white worms have lolled
Lone
Through lone
221
130.13
130.17
130.18
036.44
003.27
004.70
017.20
043.16
051.29
051.50
051.54
097.3
102.14
138.17
013.29
026.6
051.18
057.2
057.6
057.12
102.12
112.5
017.3
030.36
003.7
006.11
048.6
072.7
075.3
104.7
108.2
123.12
133.2
146.7
017.20
030.6
007.45
124.8
026.8
055.16
126.7
018.4
085.3
054.23
002.29
222
Lonely
Long
All night long.
So long ago.
134.13
001.7
007.49
014.11
020.6
037.3
051.5
060.13
063.7
103.13
118.5
002.3
002.26
002.33
003.26
004.27
004.55
006.4
006.16
007.17
007.33
007.39
007.45
007.48
009.23
013.3
013.25
015.3
015.16
019.7
020.1
024.6
026.10
027.4
028.9
029.4
031.10
036.5
036.20
037.1
037.14
039.23
039.24
040.2
047.35
051.61
067.57
068.9
069.7
L
Long-Dead
Longer It lies where ashen lips no longer sing—
Longer blinder
Longing Her eyes with longing, her face with fever burns;
Longings My mind with longings for some ancient thing,
Look
Looked But everywhere I looked, I saw it near,
Loom
Loomed Where writhing trees loomed tall to shroud the sky,
Looms It is not blessed sleep. It looms as hateful.
Loosened
Looted And looted fields;
Lord
Lordly Not a thing disputed the lordly worm
Lore
Lose
Lost
223
073.9
075.8
076.10
081.2
090.4
093.10
096.52
096.96
097.5
099.1
099.8
104.8
105.9
128.14
130.19
141.19
125.7
027.13
037.9
091.6
133.38
019.5
027.10
006.10
037.14
120.2
029.12
034.16
082.5
090.12
116.5
011.2
092.1
070.1
079.11
039.9
113.12
057.11
003.29
036.38
004.11
006.5
006.24
017.20
026.14
028.13
031.12
224
Lostly
Lotus
Loud
Love
Of our love.
dissemble
love her,
Love and wine.
034.15
036.3
037.4
039.7
039.19
045.10
046.39
047.1
047.40
048.4
049.18
059.15
077.1
089.7
120.14
133.51
133.52
147.12
045.15
033.6
106.5
003.16
003.31
003.33
003.37
004.2
004.3
004.28
004.29
004.49
004.71
007.14
007.16
007.19
007.28
007.33
007.38
007.41
007.53
007.61
012.41
013.17
013.18
015.24
021.8
031.11
039.5
L
luminous mist,
225
040.8
042.3
042.9
042.13
042.14
042.15
042.19
043.1
043.4
043.8
043.13
043.14
043.19
043.23
043.26
043.27
043.28
043.30
044.5
046.10
046.34
046.43
051.12
051.22
051.23
051.25
051.29
051.32
051.47
051.49
051.55
051.62
067.41
096.2
096.46
097.4
099.1
100.2
102.3
109.1
109.33
226
Binds you, O Love.
supernal:
eternal,
In love bespoken,
Loved As the amorous maidens were loved in decadent Rome I shall love
her,
Lovelier Though none is lovelier
Loveliest Thou art loveliest of the things I know;
Loveliness
109.37
109.40
110.2
110.2
110.5
110.9
110.13
110.16
111.11
112.13
112.15
114.1
114.9
114.13
116.9
116.11
116.13
119.12
119.13
121.6
128.17
132.2
134.21
135.12
137.17
146.5
146.6
003.33
003.34
003.37
018.1
026.6
075.1
113.9
128.9
128.11
128.13
096.51
113.2
004.40
015.12
006.13
007.31
008.1
032.9
L
Lovely I am enraptured of one immortally lovely, with beautiful tresses,
Lover
Lovers In the years of the past, in the coming and passing of lovers and love
Lover’s Her latest lover’s love was such
Loves
Love’s Thy body fevered with love’s desire,
To love’s sad paradise.
Love-Sick
Loving Deep loving, dark thinking,
Low
227
041.15
114.12
119.3
003.1
004.18
008.9
008.11
020.6
027.2
027.8
035.6
049.11
100.1
114.3
116.1
018.1
039.7
039.19
051.27
098.3
099.13
101.19
120.9
043.13
043.15
128.15
128.17
004.3
043.15
051.24
004.7
007.9
007.21
007.22
007.32
007.41
096.42
096.54
007.9
123.14
015.3
015.5
056.2
082.4
122.12
228
Lowering
‘Neath the lowering skies
Lowly And sinuous, then I will raise you from the lowly
Luminous
mist,
Lunar Of lunar sorcerers; a thousand hells
Lure
Lured
Lurid
Luring Solemn all you picture them, solemn and so luring,
Lurk
Where the strange sea-creatures lurk.
Lurked Descending into midnight depths that lurked
Luscious By the luscious curtains gleaming.
Lush
Lust
Thy terrible lust,
Lute
To a silent lute.
Lutes
The sound of perished lutes
Lying
Lyric
Lyrical Once lyrical with pagan melody.
002.22
096.41
034.5
044.5
110.13
111.2
080.7
134.9
054.25
017.14
006.17
047.41
011.19
136.4
051.50
096.50
005.2
015.27
017.17
023.4
023.8
046.13
046.22
004.67
012.35
067.35
009.3
035.7
035.10
069.5
103.7
103.13
104.2
007.22
015.14
015.30
021.3
028.4
012.37
M
M
’M
Mabel
Machen
Mad
see also Half-Mad
Orion’s mad, metallic queen;
For his mad eyes;
Of the mad matriarch who sate
Maddening
Made
see also Moon-Made
138.36
138.28
135.7
129.8
003.22
007.30
017.9
025.9
025.13
030.22
030.30
046.20
046.31
046.35
046.39
103.12
105.12
106.10
125.22
142.1
142.10
003.6
007.24
008.5
011.1
013.14
013.17
030.32
031.3
046.35
059.8
072.6
075.1
079.7
082.4
083.7
100.2
101.22
104.6
104.9
230
Madness
Maenads For love, the dell where hired maenads moan.
Maggots In dark liquescence. Mocking maggots peep
Magic There is magic, there is splendor
For magic black.
The magic towers, the skyward thrusting spires,
With magic murmurs making
Magically
Magistry Is too exacting for man’s magistry,—
Magnificently
Maid
Maiden Every youth and maiden must
Maidens see also Sea-Maidens
her,
Maiden’s A maiden’s kiss
Maids By Paphian maids in gardens swallowed of the sea;
Majestic Dreaming majestic dreams, I worship thee
Majestical
Major Instead, they sound like Major Hooples
Make
128.7
033.22
043.16
084.3
040.8
054.39
085.3
033.17
061.4
067.29
074.5
086.10
109.21
110.10
113.4
110.11
050.12
051.60
015.20
015.38
099.1
004.45
004.65
003.33
004.25
015.44
049.11
016.4
023.3
012.30
067.30
008.3
012.15
067.15
138.3
051.39
077.10
087.12
096.36
111.10
118.9
118.13
M
Maker see also Music-Maker
Makes And champak fragrance makes the drowsy senses swoon,
Making With magic murmurs making
Malefic Malefic, purposive, with alien force
Malevolence
Malice In Wonderland; Rothenstein’s portraits done with malice
Malices To ponder old, unsated malices.
Malicious
Malign A slave of her passion, my passion, our ecstasy secret, malign;
Malignant
Mammon
Man
I am man.
I am man,
Of man I sing.
I am man.
Of man I tire.
I am man.
I am man.
I am man.
I am man.
That once was man.
Man-Bat
Mandragoral
Mandrake
231
135.9
137.10
133.8
096.88
134.20
109.21
088.5
011.8
129.6
127.15
129.7
003.10
011.14
027.3
024.12
051.1
003.38
015.36
036.18
043.16
050.10
051.3
075.11
096.98
102.16
125.23
128.9
133.1
133.6
133.7
133.12
133.19
133.27
133.32
133.50
133.57
133.72
145.1
126.13
068.4
232
Mandrakes
Mandrikor
Mankind
Man’s But bitter is the end of love and man’s desire,
Man’s Is too exacting for man’s magistry,—
Many
Marble In the marble palace, gold dwarfs cry,
Marbles Where vast, dark marbles stood in endless miles,
March The sands of time are thick, the days march slow;
Mark
Tortures would mark the finish of my quest.
Marked My bloodprints in the dead sand marked my trail.
Marmora
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
In Marmora.
Mars
Marsh In a marsh that even the water-snakes spurn,
Marsh-Weeds
Marts
Marvellous
Masher “Masher. Disgusting.”
Mass
Masses For something unknown in the flamingly riotous masses
038.5
056.12
105.3
125.10
010.1
010.16
013.13
007.61
050.12
010.9
030.10
050.2
068.12
096.16
103.4
125.6
125.18
081.10
007.46
102.2
017.7
035.9
047.25
056.6
086.4
085.10
125.4
125.8
125.12
125.16
125.20
125.24
017.15
125.9
056.2
096.94
008.4
101.24
139.14
082.7
087.7
089.8
101.23
M
Of modes that will not match despite your pains.
Matriarch
Matron Hetaira, matron, virgin bringing
Matter What did it matter a thousand years ago
Matters “Us, you and me. What matters except us?”
May
Maybe “Huh. Well, maybe. But I’m sociable, Miss—”
Maze
Me
Where silence ruled yet something waited me
Match
233
133.2
117.8
135.9
046.31
049.25
026.1
026.5
121.13
134.19
139.7
139.8
004.50
041.14
050.3
113.10
114.13
117.11
118.5
118.6
118.7
139.11
013.19
036.54
127.20
007.54
011.5
012.44
013.7
013.26
027.3
027.4
029.1
029.9
032.2
039.2
039.7
039.20
042.4
042.5
043.1
043.7
043.11
043.25
046.10
046.43
049.20
234
Some impulse urges me to raise the shade;
Rejected. Nameless others near me sit.
051.57
051.58
054.15
054.22
054.26
054.40
067.44
070.14
071.7
071.12
073.2
073.9
074.14
075.14
077.2
077.4
078.5
078.9
078.10
080.10
081.9
082.12
083.1
083.2
083.8
084.4
084.5
084.6
084.7
084.8
084.12
085.5
085.8
085.9
086.1
086.2
086.5
086.12
087.1
087.3
087.8
087.9
087.11
088.13
089.14
090.1
090.9
091.1
091.7
M
235
091.13
092.11
092.13
092.14
Now no things interest me,
096.3
Things of small worth to me.
096.18
096.40
096.43
096.65
096.98
099.9
101.22
103.1
103.3
103.5
103.6
103.8
103.9
103.11
103.12
103.13
104.9
110.6
114.10
116.14
117.1
117.9
118.12
119.12
120.10
120.14
122.2
137.17
139.7
142.2
142.9
Meadowlark’s
063.4
Meadows
020.12
051.35
131.7
Meads On the meads that are rarest,
033.10
Mean
096.46
102.4
Meaning Assume new meaning and become the prick
121.10
Means Means ditched by your girl and left by your friend,
142.8
Meant Surely this beauty was not meant for keeping
119.1
236
Measure Were better than their hideous, measure wrongs.
Measured
Measureless
Measurelessly
Measures
Meat
Meet
Meeting And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
Meets Meets the mysterious woman’s stare
Melancholy
Mellowed
Melodies And I, who long for fairer melodies
Melody Once lyrical with pagan melody.
Memories
Memories only wander where
Memory Vainly recalling old wraiths of memory,
Men
Men’s And dead men’s bones.
Mercurial
Merely And they who merely lived are first to sigh:
Meshed I am drugged with delirium, burning with beauty, intoxicate, meshed
121.4
080.8
096.16
091.10
079.2
089.2
094.8
079.3
012.52
046.46
067.54
083.13
100.7
051.38
055.15
096.56
022.10
028.9
012.37
047.6
070.5
006.6
007.47
012.47
073.4
013.6
013.10
047.36
048.6
048.17
102.12
102.14
119.3
119.9
057.16
030.35
051.18
084.14
102.4
122.7
M
Mesmerize
Messages
Messenger
Metal
Metallic Orion’s mad, metallic queen;
Mewing Burst; mindless, mewing as it tried to speak,
Mews
M’hamed
Miasmal Where miasmal stenches slowly
Mice
The very mice absorb their wisdom,
Mid-Air The swart hand crawled, through mid-air lengthening,
Midnight
Midnight’s
Midst
Might As gods might worship Beauty marvellous.
Mightier Through mightier gulfs where still the purple rule
Mighty They saw the mighty Atthla fall
Mildewed
Miles
Million A thousand million years ago,
237
043.26
096.39
119.6
147.10
017.18
122.9
076.6
080.4
030.22
081.2
075.10
087.5
096.79
126.6
138.21
074.10
004.5
011.19
015.44
070.9
079.5
101.1
111.4
131.10
133.21
029.3
090.3
129.14
008.4
046.7
067.41
082.7
088.11
071.10
030.37
076.2
127.13
062.9
081.10
089.4
126.8
030.38
238
Mimmih
Mind
Mindless
102.12
102.14
With formless terrors running through my mind?
140.1
013.19
027.10
036.38
051.23
067.47
072.14
083.4
116.5
117.14
120.8
133.4
144.4
147.10
There was never love greater than mine, so destroying, so
ravaging, ravishing, rapturous, deep;
He is mine.
Minnesota
Minutes The minutes shall wane in delirium, the burning hours pass slowly,
Mirror Is it only a mirror for love that I find in the beauty that else were
Mirth
Devoid of mirth, devoid of feeling;
Mirthful The things that mirthful wizards killed
Mirthless Their mirthless muttering through the palace rang.
Mind’s
Mine
075.10
033.35
003.12
003.26
003.35
007.20
013.21
023.6
027.6
043.14
043.19
046.48
087.10
096.24
118.14
119.10
138.35
003.25
096.29
096.58
096.73
043.4
128.12
129.3
062.6
128.34
030.47
081.8
M
239
Mirtylon That brought to Mirtylon its doom,
030.18
Miss
139.1
139.3
“Saturday night then, Miss Shere. What time?”
139.5
139.11
139.17
Misshapen
011.3
Missing Such a treasure? I’d be missing
100.4
Mist
001.13
009.16
030.17
mist,
044.5
That almost hissed or the shimmering mist
048.15
063.13
127.3
127.5
133.21
Mistily And mistily shone the ghostly
045.13
069.13
Mistress When thou at the breasts of thy mistress art slaking
005.1
Mists
053.6
059.14
Misty
106.8
Moan
Of the wind will moan
002.28
007.44
012.3
013.2
025.7
040.8
067.3
Moaned
105.3
Moaning
015.42
Moans Trembling, he moans on the trodden grass;
018.6
125.23
Mobbed Mobbed him to induce him;
140.10
Mocking
054.39
Mode
128.6
Model A model professorial wonder,
138.31
Modes Of modes that will not match despite your pains.
117.8
Modish More modish than the current mode;
128.6
Molten By bathing me in streams of molten lead.
084.4
Moly
109.13
Moment
240
004.33
Monotone
Monotonous
Monotony
Monster
Monsters
Monstrous
delight;
Moods With nymphs and girls in amorous Bacchic moods:
Moon Upon the moon, I’d show, strange things that moan,
From any moon.
036.9
Monitors
043.27
051.7
002.27
096.7
013.1
026.4
125.18
141.1
141.2
141.3
141.4
141.9
141.12
141.13
141.17
141.18
047.3
080.4
003.18
012.25
013.22
030.42
067.25
089.6
101.18
015.28
042.11
117.1
025.7
030.2
031.4
045.14
075.12
096.85
101.4
105.2
109.32
110.6
M
Moonbeams
Moon-Dim
Moonfaced
Moonglow
Moonless
Moonlight
Moon-Made
Moonrays
Moons Beneath twin moons of livid red.
Moon’s I am blind in the white embrace of the moon’s hot stream;
Moonstruck
Moonstruck, voiceless, yet their sorceress-eyes agleam,
Moor
Or hunters canter shouting toward the moor.
Moral “But I’m perfectly moral.”
Morals She had no scruples and no morals
Morbid The growth of seeds of morbid beauty, sown
More
241
111.2
058.9
113.13
142.3
037.6
018.2
111.4
061.3
065.1
077.3
096.97
045.14
065.11
030.36
113.6
125.2
101.27
006.22
069.8
139.13
128.39
025.6
007.25
007.26
007.33
007.55
007.60
010.8
012.23
013.18
015.37
035.7
036.40
036.62
039.4
047.18
048.2
051.11
051.13
054.16
242
Morn
Morning
The school was more than popular
Awaiting morn.
Morsels They left me morsels, curious and queer,
Mortal Never will mortal outlive the tomb—
Mosque But once, for every soul in mosque, at sea, on sand
Moss
Most
abysses
We were most high;
Mote
I am mote
Motes Felt flesh dissolve in motes of silver tints
067.23
069.13
078.6
081.7
084.10
095.7
096.28
096.61
097.2
102.4
103.6
109.23
111.2
114.11
115.7
116.14
117.10
119.7
120.5
124.3
124.4
128.6
137.24
140.5
021.6
065.8
069.13
066.13
087.11
004.37
012.49
050.11
134.2
056.3
003.15
027.2
028.8
046.36
051.15
051.17
070.4
073.1
096.46
128.11
135.9
133.25
076.13
M
Motion At length all motion ceased, upon a crag.
Mottled Death-fevers mottled you with lurid shades.
Mould All the slime and mould that slowly spread
Moulds Moulds her breast.
Mouldy Of sun illumes the mouldy balustrades.
Mound In my grave beneath my mound.
Mountain
Mountains
Mounted
Mounting
Mourn And watched a queen of Saturn mourn
Mouth A thought my tongueless mouth could never speak;
Mouths And on my flesh their mouths, devouring, fall.
Move
She will move through the moveless shade
Of phantoms move;
You move: the unexpected things you say;
Moved That feebly moved its pulpy, eyeless head.
Moveless
Movements
Moves Moves from worlds without to enchanted worlds within.
Moving No moving thing, no blade of grass. One tree
Mowed There was a red, raw dripping thing that mowed
Mr
243
079.10
094.14
017.14
054.14
066.8
053.10
054.18
065.15
089.2
124.10
033.1
095.9
102.11
130.1
130.17
141.1
141.17
094.5
024.9
084.13
030.11
073.8
084.11
096.45
097.5
100.3
119.10
082.14
101.11
054.5
065.7
072.14
093.13
104.10
109.36
114.5
095.14
065.7
053.5
111.8
093.3
106.1
138.39
244
Much So few the days, so much that one could know,
Or much greater,
Muezzin Till evetide falls, and the Muezzin call to prayer
Muffled Across the boiling seas’ own muffled boom;
Multiple It reigned on its multiple thrones.
Multiplied
Of worm that multiplied on worm
Mummied
Mummies
Murderer’s
Murk
Murmur That murmur of things that wane,
That murmur to their sad-eyed pupils.
Murmuring
Murmurs
Muse
Music The rapturous music poured in lyric streams
A music in the air,
Musically
Music-Maker
Music’s I hear the music’s plaintive sob, watch spins and whirls,
Must
Must die;
139.10
139.18
050.1
050.6
103.6
133.64
137.24
096.77
094.3
057.20
054.27
059.5
072.7
104.7
017.8
047.38
001.10
063.10
125.7
138.4
060.8
109.21
110.10
041.13
096.73
015.30
031.3
060.8
109.22
110.10
028.7
113.12
096.23
004.20
004.22
004.29
004.34
004.45
007.15
007.42
036.15
M
Musty
Mute
Muted
Mutter
Muttered
Muttering
Their mirthless muttering through the palace rang.
Mutterings
My
aching
Offends my nostrils,
245
036.56
067.56
078.13
085.13
086.3
089.8
137.25
035.3
057.21
004.65
007.32
010.4
039.16
088.10
006.12
062.6
045.19
081.8
082.4
003.5
003.6
003.10
003.14
003.17
003.35
007.1
007.5
007.19
007.37
007.51
007.63
008.7
011.1
011.22
011.24
012.9
012.15
012.19
013.6
013.10
013.15
013.16
013.19
013.25
025.4
246
In my design;
My bones are hoar
027.10
029.10
031.1
031.5
031.9
031.11
031.12
036.15
036.24
036.31
036.36
036.52
043.17
043.23
043.28
044.8
046.7
046.21
046.22
046.27
046.44
052.7
054.8
054.9
054.17
054.18
054.19
054.22
054.23
054.24
054.28
054.31
054.33
054.41
054.44
054.48
054.53
054.55
067.5
067.9
067.15
067.19
067.48
067.51
071.12
072.2
072.12
073.5
M
247
073.6
073.11
075.1
075.11
078.1
078.4
080.6
080.9
080.12
081.5
082.9
082.11
082.14
083.4
083.6
084.1
084.2
084.3
084.10
084.11
085.2
085.3
085.10
086.3
086.4
086.12
087.9
087.12
089.10
089.13
090.10
091.3
095.12
096.8
096.22
096.40
096.76
100.1
101.21
103.4
103.9
104.12
105.14
106.9
109.33
109.37
115.1
119.12
119.14
248
But when my span
Myriad A tolling like a myriad decibels
Myrrh The gall that intermingled with the myrrh.
Unclothe you, scent you with nard, myrrh, olibanum,
Myrrhiline
Myrtle But alas! Your name is Myrtle,
Myself Set, fixed, immovable myself, now wed
Mysteries
Mysterious
Meets the mysterious woman’s stare
Mystery For him who sought the mystery,
The sea’s eternal mystery,
Mystic For him whose mystic sleep
120.1
120.8
122.3
123.19
124.4
124.7
124.12
124.13
133.5
133.11
133.59
135.6
137.7
137.9
137.10
137.16
137.26
080.3
007.4
096.35
127.5
004.10
004.39
004.41
004.43
004.47
004.71
004.80
135.10
054.10
013.22
006.15
034.10
036.45
055.15
127.12
014.25
020.10
093.6
094.6
106.14
110.5
014.22
027.3
047.35
068.5
M
Mystical
Mytilene
249
034.2
101.4
110.4
112.2
127.8
099.14
N
Naked
Name Like all his deeds, his very name unknown,
Nameless And fearful regions of a nameless fright,
Names The names of all the Roman towns;
Nard
Natural That’s natural artifice in you; the way
Nature She walks in charm, adoring nature pleases
Till Nature teems
Naught Naught by thy loveliness
Near
Nearer To be, I thought to find in nearer faces
Nearest Nothing of farthest or nearest,
Neat
’Neath ‘Neath the lowering skies
Neck
Necklace
003.9
039.14
092.4
096.40
121.12
059.13
069.4
070.8
101.17
135.7
135.10
025.8
079.3
087.8
101.22
137.4
137.5
096.35
114.4
041.7
102.9
109.24
032.9
070.10
002.26
029.12
037.4
058.10
077.3
087.8
090.12
092.14
103.8
122.2
128.10
140.7
036.47
123.17
140.1
002.22
072.12
104.12
N
Necrophilic
Nectar The nectar of their chalice
Needle-Bed
Neither I further search with neither hope nor peace
Nepenthe The legend saith: for each, nepenthe follows sorrow,
Nests
Never Never has woman been loved as I shall love her, never
There will never be rapture nor passion like ours, our bond shall not
sever
Never will mortal outlive the tomb—
251
038.15
030.28
033.5
043.30
084.8
036.60
053.8
126.16
129.4
134.7
072.3
003.37
003.39
004.35
004.36
004.37
004.66
004.69
004.78
004.79
007.40
010.12
012.2
012.34
013.10
013.30
025.2
025.14
036.30
036.42
037.4
041.15
043.14
051.3
051.57
053.7
054.16
055.17
055.18
056.6
057.21
057.24
067.2
077.11
078.7
252
Never finder,
Nevermore
Never-Setting
New
delight;
Nielsen When Nielsen with a pen of magic drew
Night
All the night.
084.11
084.13
085.12
086.5
087.14
097.6
105.13
109.27
113.3
113.9
114.9
116.7
118.4
121.7
128.14
133.34
133.36
135.3
135.6
135.12
137.22
093.12
055.10
003.18
013.14
025.9
033.29
072.9
077.8
084.5
112.6
112.9
113.5
115.10
121.10
129.12
113.4
003.20
003.26
007.1
007.2
007.3
007.6
007.15
007.17
007.18
N
The vacant spaces of the weary night;
In night.
Is night.
All night long.
Night be gone.
253
007.20
007.38
007.39
007.40
007.43
007.50
007.51
007.63
010.5
014.8
014.15
015.6
015.10
015.16
021.2
024.11
031.8
034.15
036.9
036.13
036.64
043.4
045.5
046.5
048.8
051.61
054.21
056.1
056.5
056.9
058.1
061.11
065.3
065.19
066.4
071.9
079.1
084.13
094.1
094.2
095.10
096.71
096.85
098.4
101.3
101.18
101.29
102.2
254
So soft the sound that stirs the night so slowly,
Sucking sounds invade the night,
Nightfall see After-Nightfall
Nightingale
Nightingale’s
Nightmare
Nightmare-Dream
Nights Oh, the nights are long
Night’s Yea, love and more than love were all the long night’s portion,
Within those precincts of the spectral night’s
Nightward
Night-Wind
Nine
Nirvana And dream caravans of Nirvana are beholden,
No
105.1
105.9
109.7
109.15
110.14
111.2
125.13
126.9
133.55
134.12
139.5
139.18
147.13
021.5
001.4
017.1
092.14
104.4
105.12
002.3
002.26
002.33
039.17
070.6
096.5
122.9
007.33
011.15
045.12
059.12
134.24
064.4
089.14
056.4
139.18
096.59
134.8
006.11
006.14
007.55
010.17
014.19
N
Out of oblivion, no voice will stir
No glare
255
026.9
027.13
028.5
029.5
031.6
031.14
033.33
034.13
035.9
036.38
036.40
040.3
040.4
041.1
047.18
047.33
048.13
050.10
051.3
051.19
051.20
051.21
051.22
051.23
051.49
052.5
053.3
053.9
053.11
053.12
053.13
053.20
058.10
068.14
070.8
074.13
075.6
076.5
078.9
079.5
081.7
088.7
088.8
090.5
090.7
091.6
092.7
093.3
096.3
256
Nod
Nodules Of bird and fish in nodules like a band
Noisome A noisome pool as once before.
None
Noon
On fields of noon,
Noons To fulness in the drowsy summer noons,
Nor
096.20
096.64
097.2
097.5
099.9
099.10
101.28
102.4
104.3
107.3
107.6
107.7
113.1
115.11
116.12
118.2
119.8
122.3
122.10
124.6
124.9
128.9
128.10
128.30
128.32
128.37
128.39
131.3
134.10
019.2
101.9
093.8
054.54
010.24
014.9
052.1
052.2
052.8
096.51
109.12
118.3
134.6
138.37
142.9
096.89
101.1
109.28
111.4
051.51
N
not sever
Normal I have made love in normal and eccentric ways;
Northern The Northern Lights crept down with pulsing streamers
Northerly
North-Wind
Nose
Nostrils Offends my nostrils,
Not
delight;
not sever
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep,
257
003.39
031.6
031.14
036.46
036.60
042.17
050.11
053.8
057.13
075.3
077.5
077.6
107.12
107.13
115.12
121.13
122.4
124.10
124.12
124.13
129.4
133.65
013.17
034.1
071.3
002.11
138.25
012.9
067.9
003.18
003.22
003.39
012.10
012.11
012.44
013.14
014.16
014.21
014.24
014.27
014.31
027.9
027.11
029.7
030.43
036.29
258
I can not even sigh
036.46
036.57
036.58
041.16
042.16
043.12
043.19
048.11
049.20
050.5
050.10
051.16
051.58
054.4
054.5
054.6
054.25
054.53
055.4
057.6
057.11
067.10
067.11
067.44
067.51
067.56
067.57
070.1
070.11
072.14
074.3
075.3
075.11
077.5
082.2
083.10
084.7
086.7
093.13
096.6
096.32
096.43
096.46
099.11
101.26
103.5
104.10
107.8
107.12
115.12
N
“Certainly not.”
Note
As I note
Notes
Nothing Though nothing visible is there
For nothing suffices
Nothing of farthest or nearest,
Nothingness
Nought Yet everywhere, in every region, there was nought
Nouns I know all Latin stems and nouns,
Now
259
116.2
116.4
117.8
118.8
119.1
119.4
120.5
120.8
120.9
120.12
121.13
121.14
122.8
122.11
122.13
128.27
129.7
131.11
133.65
138.32
139.4
139.10
146.3
001.3
015.47
021.3
051.61
063.3
133.26
015.5
015.9
010.6
013.26
033.37
051.8
096.67
099.3
107.11
109.39
112.16
123.17
123.18
133.56
142.2
076.14
102.2
013.11
137.3
260
be ashen,
Now I fully awaken
Nowhere Nowhere to flee, however I might strive,
Numb In that dark chamber, numb with terror, mute,
Numbers Like cardinal numbers adding without end;
Nymphs Nymphs to play.
003.23
004.18
004.21
004.70
007.43
007.49
010.17
013.7
013.25
014.4
025.5
026.5
030.33
033.9
036.23
040.5
047.34
054.10
054.42
054.43
054.51
058.7
067.51
068.6
078.8
085.1
087.1
088.13
095.2
096.1
096.3
096.55
096.85
101.21
103.1
107.3
107.13
118.9
120.8
134.4
146.1
147.10
088.11
088.10
115.2
015.8
015.28
051.39
O
O
Binds you, O Love.
wonder supernal:
eternal,
Oak
Oaken You proved illusion not more strong than oaken
Oblivion Oblivion.
Oblivious
Of the oblivious years.
Occasions
Ocean Then ocean received the husks that we heaved
O’clock “Nine o’clock Saturday night, Mr. Forchamer.”
Odorous
Of
see also Dreamed-Of, Pieces-of-Eight, Undreamed-Of
That murmur of things that wane,
041.13
096.34
109.1
109.33
109.37
109.40
110.5
110.9
110.13
110.16
112.13
112.15
147.2
120.5
014.20
026.9
030.52
035.6
046.46
107.1
112.4
009.24
013.9
128.20
048.21
060.10
094.11
095.2
095.10
139.18
096.25
001.1
001.6
001.10
001.11
001.12
001.14
262
Of summer flown.
For wine of fire.
her.
Of our love.
Of Venus’s trust,
Vainly recalling old wraiths of memory,
002.18
002.24
002.28
003.1
003.2
003.5
003.6
003.8
003.10
003.11
003.16
003.21
003.22
003.29
003.34
003.38
004.40
004.52
004.55
004.56
004.61
004.64
004.74
005.1
005.3
005.4
006.3
006.6
006.12
006.13
006.20
007.1
007.2
007.10
007.19
007.28
007.30
007.37
007.43
007.46
007.47
007.48
007.50
007.51
007.54
007.55
007.61
007.63
O
The glory of
Of dead desire.
Of star and sun.
Of bitter woe.
Of death.
263
008.7
008.8
009.24
010.14
010.15
010.20
011.3
011.14
011.15
012.4
012.12
012.19
012.21
012.23
012.30
012.31
012.32
012.34
012.35
012.39
013.1
013.2
013.6
013.8
013.18
013.20
013.24
013.29
014.1
014.2
014.7
014.13
014.18
014.26
014.36
015.4
015.6
015.9
015.10
015.22
015.31
015.33
015.34
015.35
015.36
015.46
016.1
017.1
017.3
264
017.4
017.7
017.8
017.10
017.11
017.12
017.15
017.17
017.18
017.19
019.1
020.7
020.12
021.1
021.5
022.3
022.11
023.2
024.1
024.3
024.6
024.8
024.9
024.11
024.13
025.1
025.6
025.8
025.10
025.11
026.4
026.8
026.9
026.10
026.11
026.12
027.1
027.4
027.14
028.3
028.4
029.2
029.5
029.9
029.14
030.2
030.6
030.10
030.11
O
With visions of the stellar pits,
The scattered symbols of those closing pages
Pebbles and beetles and layers of earth,
With wine of life.
Of wasted years;
The storied queens of old?
265
030.12
030.14
030.19
030.26
030.31
030.36
030.42
030.46
030.50
030.56
031.9
031.10
032.2
032.5
033.4
033.5
033.6
033.8
033.13
033.16
033.21
034.2
034.5
034.6
034.7
034.8
034.15
036.1
036.2
036.3
036.4
036.5
036.7
036.9
036.18
036.28
036.35
036.38
036.43
036.54
037.2
037.4
038.6
038.14
039.12
039.14
039.15
039.18
041.10
266
041.14
042.2
043.2
043.10
043.12
043.13
043.15
043.22
043.24
043.25
043.29
043.30
044.1
044.2
044.3
044.7
044.8
045.8
045.10
045.16
046.5
046.6
046.10
046.15
046.30
046.31
046.35
046.37
046.39
047.11
047.12
047.18
047.38
048.1
048.20
049.1
049.3
049.7
049.16
051.2
051.7
051.8
051.9
051.12
O
Of pagany, divinely young Apollo,
Out of the window’s smouldering red
She dreams of fear.
267
051.20
051.21
051.28
051.30
051.31
051.34
051.40
051.44
051.45
051.54
051.60
051.62
051.63
053.3
053.10
053.12
053.20
054.27
054.51
055.2
055.3
055.5
055.9
055.11
055.14
055.20
057.3
057.8
057.9
057.10
057.22
057.23
057.24
058.1
058.4
059.9
059.14
060.1
060.7
060.8
060.18
061.9
061.11
062.5
062.6
062.7
063.3
063.5
063.9
268
The glory of
063.10
065.6
065.20
066.6
066.13
067.4
067.12
067.19
067.21
067.23
067.30
067.31
067.34
067.35
067.39
068.10
068.11
068.12
068.14
069.3
069.4
069.9
070.3
070.6
070.8
070.12
071.6
071.7
071.9
071.14
072.5
072.6
072.8
072.13
073.2
073.7
073.10
073.14
074.8
075.8
075.9
075.12
076.10
076.13
077.12
077.13
078.9
078.14
079.12
O
269
080.7
080.11
080.12
081.6
081.7
082.3
083.7
083.14
084.4
084.13
084.14
086.4
087.3
087.6
088.3
089.3
089.7
089.12
090.2
090.5
090.6
090.7
090.9
091.2
092.4
092.8
092.9
092.10
092.12
093.3
093.7
093.8
093.9
093.14
094.1
094.2
094.6
094.10
094.11
094.13
095.1
095.5
095.6
095.9
095.10
095.12
096.4
096.5
096.7
270
Delights of Ispahan.
When of this pastime tiring.
Of earthly ecstasy.
Dreaming of Her.
The years since Time began, the sum of thought,
096.8
096.12
096.18
096.29
096.32
096.33
096.38
096.43
096.49
096.50
096.53
096.59
096.66
096.92
096.93
096.95
096.98
098.2
098.3
098.4
098.7
099.2
099.3
099.6
099.10
101.2
101.4
101.8
101.11
101.15
101.18
101.19
101.20
101.24
101.27
102.5
102.6
102.7
102.16
102.17
102.18
102.19
104.3
104.6
104.8
104.13
105.9
105.11
106.2
O
271
106.7
107.2
107.3
107.6
107.13
109.6
109.17
On fields of noon,
109.28
109.30
Of phantoms move;
109.36
110.1
110.10
110.15
111.1
111.2
111.3
111.6
111.10
112.2
spawning.
112.3
ages,
112.5
112.9
113.4
113.5
113.7
113.11
113.12
113.13
113.14
114.6
114.8
115.4
115.6
116.1
116.5
116.10
116.11
117.2
117.8
117.14
118.10
119.2
119.8
119.13
120.11
121.8
272
With the fresher tracks of cloven
Devoid of mirth, devoid of feeling;
Of man I sing.
Of man I tire.
121.11
122.1
122.3
122.4
122.9
123.12
123.17
123.18
124.5
124.9
125.1
125.2
125.3
125.17
125.21
126.8
126.13
126.14
127.2
127.5
127.11
127.13
128.1
128.2
128.3
128.34
129.7
129.8
129.14
129.16
130.1
130.5
130.10
130.16
130.17
131.2
131.5
131.6
131.14
133.2
133.3
133.4
133.5
133.7
133.19
133.23
133.39
133.44
133.53
O
Of right or wrong,
Of why the plan
Such dazzling stores of useless learning!
Off
Offends Offends my nostrils,
Offensive
Offer
I offer thee
I offer all
Often
273
133.69
133.70
134.3
134.4
134.12
136.11
137.4
138.10
138.14
138.22
138.25
138.37
138.38
141.1
141.5
141.10
141.16
141.17
142.9
143.2
143.4
143.10
145.5
146.9
147.2
147.6
063.12
012.9
067.9
139.12
012.1
012.3
012.5
012.18
012.22
012.27
012.38
012.45
012.50
067.1
067.3
067.5
067.18
067.22
067.27
067.38
137.16
128.7
274
Oh
Old
Forsaken often, she forsook
Oh, spring is gone
Oh, spring is gone
mist,
see also Age-Old
Autumn is old
And old ennui.
128.23
002.1
002.3
002.31
002.33
004.10
004.41
012.11
012.27
012.50
012.53
017.9
017.17
033.39
044.5
051.27
051.47
051.55
051.56
051.57
051.58
067.11
067.27
073.12
077.1
077.9
077.13
114.13
137.1
137.19
137.27
137.29
002.10
004.56
006.6
013.1
013.9
013.28
014.13
015.35
018.10
022.10
027.1
030.9
030.49
033.23
041.10
O
Why am I old?
Thus am I old.
To ponder old, unsated malices.
Olden And forget worlds olden?
Older
Oldest And outer, oldest galaxies that wane;
Oleander Till jasmine, oleander, or full roses’ bloom
Olibanum
Olive
Olive-Grove
On
On the dead earth;
275
047.12
049.15
049.21
053.15
054.24
054.58
057.17
057.24
059.9
065.15
072.2
074.1
074.8
077.9
096.5
107.13
112.6
112.12
122.9
123.11
123.15
127.15
128.15
138.30
138.34
033.30
039.1
051.6
096.55
134.18
026.12
036.6
096.26
096.35
018.2
015.18
003.14
009.10
009.18
010.2
013.18
014.11
014.30
015.5
015.9
017.15
018.6
276
On a purple throne.
On the sunken shore.
Will watch while she waits on the stone;
020.11
024.13
025.5
026.8
027.3
030.24
030.33
030.34
030.48
033.10
034.11
036.22
036.36
036.44
043.30
045.3
046.32
047.9
047.17
047.21
048.5
048.12
048.16
051.37
051.45
054.13
054.22
054.27
056.3
056.7
057.2
057.20
058.5
058.9
059.11
060.9
060.11
060.12
065.12
065.13
065.15
065.18
065.22
066.11
071.9
074.3
074.5
074.7
075.2
O
Once
On fields of noon,
Falling on the window-pane
Once lyrical with pagan melody.
277
075.7
078.8
081.2
081.9
082.14
083.12
084.1
084.2
084.8
085.5
085.11
088.4
089.6
090.13
092.11
093.14
095.8
099.2
103.5
106.3
107.4
109.28
112.7
116.5
116.12
120.2
120.14
125.19
125.22
125.23
128.20
129.15
131.4
131.16
133.20
133.62
133.65
134.2
134.14
136.2
136.10
137.18
142.2
142.4
147.1
012.37
015.37
026.6
030.41
278
One
That once was man.
039.11
039.22
040.4
046.10
048.2
054.48
054.54
069.13
075.9
090.7
095.3
133.72
134.2
134.10
134.23
003.1
004.3
004.74
007.20
007.39
012.51
014.33
022.7
029.1
031.13
036.59
045.3
048.23
049.15
049.21
050.1
050.3
051.7
051.31
051.57
051.61
059.8
061.11
073.1
074.6
075.1
078.10
084.10
086.13
087.5
090.1
091.9
091.13
092.3
O
Ones
Only
279
093.3
093.13
094.5
102.9
102.13
102.15
109.34
dawning
112.1
115.1
115.7
115.14
118.11
119.11
122.5
136.6
138.32
119.7
128.15
141.12
004.70
007.64
008.14
010.15
013.15
017.20
018.11
035.2
035.10
035.11
036.3
036.39
036.46
037.6
041.11
043.3
043.4
043.7
043.11
043.27
046.3
046.11
047.6
047.8
047.19
280
047.29
047.30
047.37
051.22
051.23
Only you.
052.4
054.28
054.30
057.8
068.13
078.11
085.6
096.61
096.100
099.4
099.14
Or only sleep?
101.30
103.7
eternal,
112.15
113.6
116.3
116.14
118.7
119.11
121.1
122.12
123.19
135.7
135.11
138.6
140.11
146.8
Onward Borne onward yet by that same ceaseless yearning,
036.41
069.12
074.4
085.13
091.3
Ooze
126.12
Opal
The grasses with glimmering dew are jewelled in opal and amethyst, 044.6
Opalescent
127.3
Ope
And ope
127.14
Oped
030.43
Open
see also Half-Open
038.14
078.13
095.2
130.14
O
Opens A tiger-lily opens and fails and closes
Opium Bring hashish, cannabis, or sleepy opium,
Opium-Dream
Oppresses
Or
Or from transitory
Or space;
Or whirls
Or speeds
281
131.15
134.10
141.14
101.14
096.31
064.1
007.54
001.12
013.14
014.9
015.19
015.35
031.3
033.27
033.29
033.31
036.38
036.57
038.14
042.11
042.14
043.16
043.19
043.25
045.10
048.15
051.2
051.3
051.4
053.4
054.44
059.11
060.2
060.10
060.14
063.9
063.12
069.6
069.8
070.8
070.10
072.11
075.11
077.4
077.9
282
Or only sleep?
Or much greater,
Or starfire care
Of right or wrong,
Or know the song
In front or behind,
Orb’s
Orchid A venomous, waiting, and phallic orchid dozes.
Orchids Orchids, lilies grow exotic in these drawings,
Original With weary steps to the old, original end.
Orion’s Orion’s mad, metallic queen;
Other In other stars in old, oblivious years I sought
093.7
093.13
096.26
096.31
096.64
097.6
099.11
099.12
101.30
104.11
107.6
115.14
116.4
121.4
121.6
123.17
123.18
128.22
131.6
131.9
133.64
133.68
133.69
133.71
134.6
134.14
137.12
137.24
140.11
143.5
144.2
144.3
055.13
101.13
006.1
030.16
112.12
030.22
013.9
014.19
030.40
058.10
070.12
079.5
083.12
087.2
119.2
137.12
137.15
O
283
Others Rejected. Nameless others near me sit.
087.8
Othertime
006.4
Otherwise
120.12
Ought Are things that never ought to bore ’em.
137.22
137.23
Our
003.10
Of our love.
003.16
Our desire with breast to breast and body to body we shall be slaking 003.19
dissemble
003.31
not sever
003.39
004.31
007.11
07.14
007.17
007.24
007.29
007.52
017.10
Our task was done.
035.8
039.4
048.3
048.16
048.24
049.4
049.8
049.13
049.14
049.26
146.6
146.7
Ours
not sever
003.39
Ourselves
004.51
Out
024.11
026.9
034.2
047.22
051.59
055.5
072.5
074.9
083.9
093.6
105.9
284
Outcast Of half-gods outcast from the world of man?
Outer Of sights and sounds of outer space,
Outer-Lands
Outlasting
Outlined Outlined the revellers dancing through the woods,
Outlive Never will mortal outlive the tomb—
Outside Were they strange creatures from Outside that soon
Outward Rose-pink, and outward thrusting from each bare
Outways I am dust in cosmic outways resting,
Over
Over the treetops, under the boughs,
Overblown
Overflowing
110.1
111.1
111.3
112.2
113.14
124.11
125.1
125.2
125.17
130.10
141.10
015.36
030.26
036.6
096.101
051.42
015.26
004.37
105.7
092.5
133.24
004.51
015.13
018.3
018.4
038.3
039.1
044.3
049.27
062.8
065.2
066.5
090.9
101.16
101.21
109.10
123.7
129.2
131.10
136.12
147.3
004.56
026.13
097.8
O
Overflung
And garlands overflung
Overhanging
Overlook
Overpowering
Overrun That her domain has overrun.
Overscents
Quite overscents the room,
Overspread
Overtaken
Overtone
Owed And for the rest, she owed, and owed.
Own
spawning.
Oyster Each pedagogue, a happy oyster,
285
012.29
083.7
121.3
007.27
055.12
096.27
055.7
130.11
141.11
111.10
128.8
004.77
007.29
011.24
015.31
028.14
051.28
051.43
054.23
073.5
073.6
073.11
094.3
096.13
112.3
117.2
128.12
128.29
133.5
133.11
134.20
146.6
146.9
138.24
P
Paced
Paces
Pagan
Pages
Paid
Pain
Passing in pain;
Pains
Paint
Palace The gifts of my body I bring to a flesh-white and beautiful palace,
Palaces Great wealth have I, a kingdom own, with palaces for pleasure,
Pale
037.5
069.10
007.17
012.37
015.4
015.23
015.38
051.44
067.37
036.35
112.7
128.19
128.20
140.12
001.3
007.28
007.30
009.14
017.4
021.4
059.6
070.2
080.10
084.13
096.69
018.7
117.8
025.14
003.5
033.7
081.8
125.6
125.14
125.18
127.12
096.13
020.3
046.10
056.8
061.3
073.3
109.14
P
Pale-Green
Pall
Pallor
Pan
Pan is gone.
Pane
see Window-Pane
Pan’s
Pantherine
Papa
Paper
Paphian By Paphian maids in gardens swallowed of the sea;
Parade And fugues parade from hearts that grieve?
Paradisal Of their paradisal heaven.
Paradise I, Paradise.
Paragon A paragon, except in virtue,
Pardon “I beg your pardon, I don’t know you.”
Part
Parted And we will part, as once we parted
Participant
Parting Lips parting and closing over the draught her
Parts
Patiently While its pale eyes kept watching patiently
Pass
abysses
We shall pass.
287
030.12
035.3
045.12
046.6
101.4
015.7
015.11
015.23
015.34
015.37
015.48
015.31
122.1
122.14
138.30
025.5
012.30
026.14
067.30
042.8
033.8
046.24
096.42
115.9
128.25
139.2
039.22
051.29
070.12
072.4
073.14
089.11
131.9
039.22
112.8
129.2
073.14
073.3
003.15
003.25
004.48
007.41
009.13
009.15
288
Secret the winds that hollowly pass
While I pass by
And then passed by.
010.7
018.8
026.3
038.2
046.47
065.4
082.2
100.5
102.14
107.11
109.11
133.41
007.35
011.9
013.3
014.32
024.1
030.23
046.40
081.13
085.8
102.12
115.8
122.2
That scarcely passes soon
Passing Let us forget the passing of years,
Passing in pain;
In the years of the past, in the coming and passing of lovers and love
Passion A slave of her passion, my passion, our ecstasy secret, malign;
dissemble
not sever
112.8
001.1
009.13
063.1
096.57
101.17
101.21
134.13
004.52
007.59
009.14
013.3
035.2
Passed
Passer-by
Passes
043.13
003.10
003.21
003.22
003.31
003.39
007.7
007.16
P
Passionate
caresses
Passion-Born
Passionlessly
Passions In the years yet to be, in the slumbering lovers and loves of the
Passion’s Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
Passive In my arms I will hold her, passive, but I know her flesh will be
aching
Past
289
007.64
015.4
015.14
043.1
043.25
051.22
096.4
119.9
001.3
003.3
003.35
004.21
007.11
007.52
015.23
019.1
021.1
063.4
003.6
006.7
043.15
101.12
101.28
127.10
006.8
003.17
004.55
004.68
024.9
036.18
043.13
067.50
081.9
096.71
096.102
102.6
109.25
112.10
123.19
134.8
290
Pastime When of this pastime tiring.
Pastures The weedy pastures and the drowned, the dead;
Path
The primrose path she rarely took
Paths
Pathway So dark whichever pathway one may go,
Patter And a rat-like sound of pitter and patter.
Pattern The chance, the pattern, call it as one will,
Patterned
see Shadow-Patterned
Patterns Made mad songs and patterns of,
Pause
Paused I paused and watched the cryptic waters watch.
Pave
Paven Along starroads with only moonglow paven
Pay
Payment She often made the first down payment,
Peace
Peace.
In vain for peace.
luminous mist,
Pearls
Peasants Where peasants till starved earth and long dead ground.
Pebble And a pebble necklace around his head
Pebbles Pebbles and beetles and layers of earth,
Pedagogic
Pedagogue
Pedants The pedants utter strange conceits
Peep
Peer
Peered I peered amid those waters black and still.
Peering Foul nightmare creatures peering through the air:
Pen
134.9
134.10
147.4
096.33
095.11
036.61
082.10
128.21
043.13
050.3
062.5
122.5
046.35
114.7
116.6
037.13
086.5
011.17
029.3
090.3
037.6
086.3
128.7
004.83
013.32
036.60
044.5
060.4
096.19
069.7
038.15
038.6
138.23
138.24
138.9
054.39
087.9
011.21
014.2
014.17
036.33
104.4
046.2
P
Peopled Peopled with ghosts of their invention,
Perfect And beauty passed unto its final perfect beauty,
Perfection
Perfectly “But I’m perfectly moral.”
Perfume Stand waiting to perfume and powder and softly caress her,
Perfumes
Perilous Of buried kings, and empires perilous;
Perish To perish when my later footsteps came;
Perished Have perished in ruinous gardens fair
Perishing Like a perishing star,
Perkins Would be as old as papa Perkins,
Permitted
Persian With the lithe Persian,
Person “Miss Shere, are you a kind person?”
Personal Personal instruction.
Pervert She claimed that thoughts, not deeds, pervert you—
Pest
Pet
Petals
Phallic A venomous, waiting, and phallic orchid dozes.
Phantasmal
Phantom
291
113.4
135.6
138.14
007.35
028.12
051.53
138.27
138.28
117.11
139.13
129.10
101.7
026.11
036.52
043.27
004.59
012.35
026.13
033.22
036.10
001.8
138.30
071.12
096.9
139.1
139.3
140.4
128.27
048.20
087.7
004.58
040.6
063.6
068.3
097.1
134.5
134.15
101.13
012.22
025.10
061.9
067.22
113.5
292
Phantoms
Of phantoms move;
Phials We will pour ashes from the phials
Philological
And philological relations,
Philosophies
Phosphorescent
Phrase And any Latin phrase can quote,
Phrases Remember phrases with a vague surprise
Your polished phrases spoken carefully,
Piccadilly The thought of Wilde in Piccadilly,
Pick
see also Stone-Pick
Picture Solemn all you picture them, solemn and so luring,
Pieces-of-Eight
Pierced That pierced the blackness of a starless sky
Pilgrimage
Abyssal pilgrimage undaunted, strong
Pillow A cool dark pillow, a comforting bed,
Pillows I sink back in the pillows of my deep divan
Pines
Pinions Where soaring pinions
Pink
see Rose-Pink
Pipe-Line
Piper’s In lyric passion rose the piper’s song,
027.14
036.53
043.11
047.29
053.20
086.14
130.3
130.19
141.3
141.19
006.24
043.12
045.15
070.12
106.14
109.36
039.10
137.14
096.61
047.27
075.4
137.6
120.3
121.2
128.3
030.15
006.17
025.2
099.10
142.6
089.3
024.7
038.13
065.14
096.8
125.19
034.12
071.9
145.4
015.14
P
Pipes
Pit
Pits
Pitter
Pity
luminous mist,
Place
Placed As the forgotten girls who placed them there.
Places In those mysterious lands and alien places
Plague For the plague germs fed on the sick and the dead
Plague-Filled
Plain
Plainly That I confused the words you’d plainly spoken.
Plaintive I hear the music’s plaintive sob, watch spins and whirls,
Plan
Of why the plan
Planes From time-gulfs and planes of space they will glide.
Planet For thee, the gods a planet would destroy.
Planks Planks riddled through by worms, that he is wise
Plants Soft plants and creatures, dead, that still draw breath.
Platitudes
Exhume forgotten platitudes
Play
And I shall play
Nymphs to play.
To play God,
Played How all my days are as an aria played
Playing Who cared? Once more immortal Pan was playing
Please Or quite agree—it’s all the same; no virtues please
Pleased Believed no truth except what pleased her;
293
015.11
015.31
015.38
087.1
103.1
030.46
062.5
044.5
138.7
145.1
065.9
070.8
077.5
096.47
107.7
004.60
036.45
041.3
111.3
048.5
048.22
048.1
082.5
091.1
120.4
138.34
096.23
133.70
130.16
141.16
008.12
010.21
120.6
025.12
138.15
004.75
015.8
049.5
054.30
067.37
128.13
133.17
031.1
015.37
096.64
128.30
294
Pleases She walks in charm, adoring nature pleases
Pleasure As one who of strange pleasure sips,
Pleasureful
Pleasures
For pleasures and joys that she knows not, for a new and
monstrous delight;
Plenilune
Plenty Of sleepy hours that time and plenty send;
Plumb We will pass from rapture to rapture and plumb the most utter
abysses
Plump All it would find was a plump drowned rat
Pod
see Puff-Pod
Pods
Poe
Poems Poems for Beauty’s own enraptured ear.
Poet
Poetry Her loveliness in poetry lies never.
Poets
Pogany There stand her books, the Willy Pogany Alice
Point
Pointed A slain man moans on a pointed stake
Poison And we were love-sick, yea, and sick with all love’s poison,
041.7
004.74
005.5
006.3
007.13
007.41
009.15
086.7
096.13
096.53
096.69
098.5
114.10
119.10
003.18
013.5
013.13
013.14
030.4
115.4
003.15
057.15
093.6
129.7
028.14
136.7
012.7
012.11
012.17
012.26
012.27
012.43
012.44
012.50
012.53
026.6
041.15
120.13
047.15
129.5
124.11
125.23
007.9
P
Poisonous
Poked While sick men stoked; the black hulk poked
Polished And polished ebony,
Politicians
Pomp
Pool
Pools
Pool’s
Pomp
Poor
Poppies Like the rows of poppies scattered and thinned,
Poppy Lily and poppy and rose are gone,
Poppy-Lipped
Poppy’s For youth, a ravished poppy’s petals blown:
Popular The school was more than popular
295
007.62
043.25
006.2
007.2
011.16
048.17
096.15
121.2
142.3
016.1
011.14
011.20
054.54
071.13
078.14
106.2
056.8
127.2
011.9
026.10
127.15
069.6
129.3
001.11
009.21
012.12
019.2
026.13
047.29
067.12
004.57
017.13
042.2
043.32
134.1
134.5
134.11
134.16
134.18
134.22
134.23
096.45
040.6
134.9
140.5
296
Pore
Porphyry The flowing porphyry
Portal To seek some image far behind some portal
Portion Yea, love and more than love were all the long night’s portion,
Portraits In Wonderland; Rothenstein’s portraits done with malice
Possess Dearest of all dear things that I possess.
Possessed He was possessed with my red flame,
Possesses Of your bright lips, all pleasure that your flesh possesses,
Post
Post-Historic
When post-historic revels will unfetter them,
Pounced Pursued and pounced; an arm that had no source
Pour
Poured The rapturous music poured in lyric streams
Pouring And giant fountains pouring down the wide skylanes.
Powder Stand waiting to perfume and powder and softly caress her,
Power Weary of pomp and power, gorged with glut,
Praise
Pray
Prayer Till evetide falls, and the Muezzin call to prayer
Precincts Within those precincts of the spectral night’s
Precious For I give love like sips of precious wine
Precipices
Precise Of lips too tender; your precise array.
Prehistoric
Presence And a presence of something supernal drifts over the springsweet earth,
Presences
054.49
032.1
036.19
078.10
081.1
007.33
129.6
008.8
046.21
096.53
110.2
116.2
142.5
130.6
141.6
074.13
039.10
054.53
106.6
015.30
017.15
084.2
034.9
109.33
129.10
016.1
046.29
076.11
086.8
049.3
042.3
042.9
042.15
042.19
096.80
096.77
110.15
011.15
119.13
079.14
114.8
059.3
044.3
122.3
P
Present And never will the present cease,
spawning.
Preserve That still preserve dark ancient stains
Preserved
Press
Pressed see Soft-Pressed
Presses That presses on my grave and me, rolled
Pressure There is pressure on her blood-red lips,
Pre-Time’s
Pretty Though I know that you are pretty,
Prey
Priceless And drink her kisses as a priceless wine?
Prick
Priest
Primordial
Primrose The primrose path she rarely took
Prince And young Prince Charming rides in quest of her
Princess A princess are, with beauty lovelier
Princesses
Prisoned Prisoned here in time for evermore remembered,
Prof
Prof’s
Professorial
Progressing
Promised For a promised trysting, a god long due, she yearns,
Prophecies
297
010.7
010.22
045.11
004.78
096.55
096.71
112.3
112.10
123.18
010.3
128.40
003.26
054.22
058.5
036.20
135.4
138.8
105.8
027.7
121.10
043.9
036.20
128.21
113.7
113.2
113.1
113.13
006.19
138.29
138.33
138.7
138.31
078.2
019.7
042.1
042.6
042.12
042.18
130.5
141.5
298
Prophesied
Prophet Apocalyptic prophet of our doom,
Prophetic
Protruded
Proud Where banners of his proud name float unfurled,
Prove
Proved His realms were vacua, he proved his vow
Psyche And Psyche hover on the summer air.
Puff-Pod But spectral flame on the puff-pod floss
Pulls
Pulpy
Pulses That made our veins and pulses wildly beat.
Pulsing The Northern Lights crept down with pulsing streamers
Punish But punish, since their power I dared to test.
Pupils That murmur to their sad-eyed pupils.
Pure
Purer
Purple Thy purple eyes, Valerian,
Purple
On a purple throne.
Purpose What total purpose wrought such total doom;
Purposive
Pursued Pursued and pounced; an arm that had no source
Pursuit The unknown color hostile in pursuit
Put
053.15
037.12
017.10
044.7
093.4
069.4
138.10
107.10
120.5
051.37
056.7
083.1
057.24
095.14
007.24
034.1
076.7
086.8
138.4
008.6
021.5
028.3
134.8
032.6
030.1
030.30
030.41
030.54
046.25
046.27
046.32
051.2
071.1
071.2
071.3
071.6
071.7
071.10
071.11
071.14
036.12
088.5
074.13
088.12
082.9
Q
Quaffed This is the Wedgwood she lifted, the saki she quaffed, her
Quarrels With her sweet self, she had no quarrels,
Quarter Till a quarter of twelve,
Queen see also Worm-Queen
Orion’s mad, metallic queen;
Queens The storied queens of old?
Queer With mad new colours and queer lines I’d trace
Quenchless
Quest And knowing that my quest at last must falter
Questing I hear them when I am not even questing
Quests Among the greater infinite he quests,
Quick Quick to my side two black, sleek leopards sprang
Quickly They would not burn me quickly on their spit;
Quicksilver
Quiet
Quite
Quiver Ecstasy pains him with a quiver,
Quote And any Latin phrase can quote,
129.1
128.37
143.2
143.10
006.18
008.9
030.11
030.22
099.11
041.10
025.9
087.11
127.1
018.12
036.15
036.32
049.16
086.4
113.7
131.11
014.5
081.5
103.5
076.7
031.13
035.5
035.7
044.7
058.11
066.5
081.14
147.8
096.27
096.64
096.67
128.36
135.9
137.8
018.7
137.6
138.11
R
Race
Rack
Rack’s
Radiance
Radiant
Rage
Raiment
Rain
Raise
Raised
Ran
Random
Rang
Rant
Rapture
Random child
betray her.
abysses
not sever
I am drunk with thy spirit, thy body, thy beauty, the rapture
of endless and awful delight;
025.11
030.28
107.6
083.10
084.9
043.3
066.10
115.10
134.12
017.17
128.5
001.9
009.16
063.9
136.1
136.10
083.2
083.11
096.41
091.13
129.3
039.11
071.1
140.1
145.4
133.47
049.2
081.8
138.26
003.11
003.15
003.39
007.3
007.27
015.9
021.2
033.18
043.2
R
Raptured
Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture
of soul; is it passion or poison I cherish?
There is a faint, far rapture of birds in the breathless beauty
of dawn,
Raptures Thine eyes that for strange raptures yearn,
Rapturous
Rare
Whose rare
Rarely The primrose path she rarely took
Rarest On the meads that are rarest,
Rasul
Rat
Rat-Like And a rat-like sound of pitter and patter.
Rats
Rattling Of some gray form that made a rattling sound.
Ravage And the heart holds its ravage,
Ravaging
Ravel
Ravished
Ravishing
Raw
Ray
301
043.25
044.1
051.12
066.14
067.49
101.2
101.20
058.3
004.6
096.75
003.27
015.30
019.3
043.14
124.11
008.6
022.10
116.6
127.9
136.7
128.21
033.10
115.6
096.79
057.15
062.5
103.8
072.6
104.6
033.34
039.13
121.14
043.14
036.3
040.6
007.23
043.14
106.1
051.57
302
Reach
Reached
Read
Real
Reality
Realm
Realms
Reap
Reaped
Reaper
Reaping
Reason
Rebirth
Recalling
In ecstasy to reap
For dawn’s rebirth.
Received Then ocean received the husks that we heaved
Recesses Out of the well of the heart and the heart’s recesses
Reciting From the one reciting there.
085.2
085.12
011.9
011.22
091.11
014.18
036.36
112.7
129.8
109.19
109.20
102.13
102.15
120.11
024.1
024.9
053.17
055.3
057.8
057.14
057.22
127.17
014.2
025.4
034.4
036.43
069.3
070.10
099.4
107.10
113.5
116.11
054.37
123.8
128.31
133.33
119.8
003.22
007.34
044.4
051.43
109.8
124.11
006.6
048.21
110.1
136.6
R
Recognition
Recurring
Red
see also Blood-Red, Blue-Red, Rose-Red, Wine-red
be ashen,
Red
Red-Stained
Reeled Till senses reeled, and time and reason fled,
Reeling The night grows dim and unreal and reeling: do I waken
Reflections
Refluence
Refluent Yet the radiance is gone from thy face, is it only the refluent
Refrain A mute triumphal song with love’s refrain.
Region Yet everywhere, in every region, there was nought
Regions Enigmatic regions that no eye can know,
303
122.4
087.14
003.23
012.13
012.48
017.1
022.5
022.7
023.4
023.8
030.32
030.36
039.11
046.17
046.21
055.5
056.11
057.7
067.13
084.9
088.2
097.8
101.11
105.14
106.1
106.9
106.10
106.14
136.7
098.3
007.34
101.29
128.12
109.30
043.3
007.32
014.19
013.11
006.14
025.8
036.43
304
Regret
Regretful
For thee to reign.
For you to reign.
Reigned It reigned on its multiple thrones.
Rejected
Rejoice And softly rises to rejoice in dawn;
Relate To paint the things I never shall relate.
Relations And philological relations,
Release And never shall I find release,
Relics
Reluctantly
Relume Yet the radiance is gone from thy face, is it only the refluent glory
Remain Their secrets will remain untold
Remaining
Remains These, these are gone, nothing of them remains
Remarkable
Remember
Remember the dust.
Remembered
Remnants
Remote Remote, savage,
Rent
Repaid Gifts that repaid our journey’s woes,
Reign
069.5
127.18
040.5
051.15
012.6
067.6
057.20
087.8
066.2
025.14
137.14
004.79
013.30
102.6
011.11
043.3
030.51
031.7
033.27
124.6
051.8
087.6
099.3
099.9
109.39
145.2
005.3
005.6
080.1
080.5
080.9
120.3
006.19
039.16
096.75
090.6
033.36
091.7
049.26
R
Replacing
Repose In endless repose;
Resembled
Resisted I crawled like one impelled on ways resisted,
Resounding
Rest
Resting Rest, with the cold ground resting
Restoring
Rests
Retreat The dawn, when those great wings had made retreat;
Return You will return;
You will return;
Returning
Returns He turns, and now returns to unheard choral
Reveal All things their form reveal,
Revealing
Revel
Revelers Of revelers turned statue, and no more
Revelled Danced and revelled amid the olive-grove?
Reveller A reveller creeps where his leman sleeps—
Revellers Outlined the revellers dancing through the woods,
305
051.14
009.2
090.7
045.3
059.12
009.1
009.3
037.13
049.20
065.18
086.5
101.28
119.11
128.8
009.1
131.9
133.24
147.5
147.12
014.7
060.10
079.7
121.11
039.3
039.21
036.43
051.50
130.5
141.5
146.6
068.6
109.18
117.4
128.36
049.5
054.38
061.7
081.7
015.18
023.7
040.2
015.26
023.1
306
Revelry From the sea, a wind; the revelry has ended;
Revels When post-historic revels will unfetter them,
Revolve And four-dimension vaults revolve and open wide;
Reward What shall reward the delver’s toil
Rhyme I could never love a girl with such a rhyme!
Rhymes And it only rhymes with turtle......
Rhythm And perfect students, all in rhythm,
Rib
Rich
Riddle Graven deep the riddle of their deep despair.
Riddled Planks riddled through by worms, that he is wise
Riddles Engulfed again the riddles of the ocean;
Ride
Rides
Right
Of right or wrong,
Rim
Ring
Ringed Ringed all around with sentinels that swayed,
Ringing He sees them ride, and hears the ringing horn.
Riot
Riotous For something unknown in the flamingly riotous masses
Riotously
Ripe
Rippling Where the rippling waters ebb and flow between
Rise
015.41
080.11
130.6
141.6
130.14
141.14
038.11
135.12
138.12
135.11
138.27
133.39
069.6
096.76
096.95
115.5
116.6
136.7
006.20
014.26
014.33
014.35
036.30
133.39
120.6
094.11
069.14
113.7
133.69
138.5
066.9
051.58
051.59
069.1
011.10
065.17
069.14
054.41
101.23
097.3
136.7
060.3
111.4
047.22
084.7
095.13
109.14
126.7
R
And rise
Risen
Rise
Rises
Rites
Riven
River
Rivers The mountains and the rivers whisper: Death.
River’s And past the winding river’s end you gaze,
Roads The roads to distant marts; and Allah’s blessed foretell
Roar
Roasted Like a steak half roasted there.
Robes My royal robes like a purple ghost
Rockfall Sheer cliff and rockfall miles below. There, sliding
Rock-Fall
Rocks Beyond the rocks there are fair bodies with long tresses,
Rock-Strewn
Roll
Rolled That presses on my grave and me, rolled
Roman The names of all the Roman towns;
Romans Who knew why Romans didn’t rhyme,
Romantic
Rome
love her,
Roof
Room Where the trees form a little dark room:
Root
Rooted The rooted feet that walked with measured stride.
307
127.4
127.5
130.12
141.12
046.19
131.13
043.33
066.2
006.16
036.37
043.5
105.10
131.4
102.11
147.4
096.94
060.13
094.9
136.8
046.27
089.4
059.7
020.1
060.11
011.9
036.22
124.10
054.22
073.2
137.4
138.12
120.13
003.33
011.7
065.10
077.14
089.10
096.27
105.13
116.4
118.1
118.9
131.12
082.11
091.10
308
Roots
Secret the roots that enter the ground,
Rose
Sleep, with the white rose that slumbers
That stir the wakened rose;
Rose-Pink
Rose-Red
Roses
Deeply the folded roses
Roses’ Till jasmine, oleander, or full roses’ bloom
Rot
Rote
Rothenstein’s
Rotten Thy rotten breath
Your rotten breath
Rottenness
Rotting Their festful riot in my rotting heap.
Round Wildly, wildly, round features mandragoral
Round the bend,
Rounded The sight of goblets cool and rounded,
038.1
038.9
004.35
004.57
007.6
009.7
015.14
015.22
019.6
023.6
024.11
041.6
043.31
049.24
057.22
068.3
094.4
092.5
027.6
040.1
047.31
097.1
097.8
101.11
109.5
096.26
010.11
017.19
054.20
137.5
129.6
012.8
054.49
054.50
067.8
090.6
103.11
126.8
029.6
054.12
054.41
103.7
068.4
133.49
128.2
R
Rove
Rows
Royal
Rub
Rubble Across the rubble, creeping, crawling, gliding,
Rubenstein
Rubies Blue rubies won by stealth
Ruby
Swart talons toward the ruby turn,
Rue
Ruined Upon the ruined planet dwell
Ruinous Have perished in ruinous gardens fair
Ruins
Rule
I rule the earth
Ruled
see also Shadow-Ruled
And it ruled alone.
Run
Running With formless terrors running through my mind?
Running wild
Rush
Rust
Rustle Or the rustle of leaves that drift with the wind,
309
018.4
001.11
117.7
046.27
046.30
130.10
141.10
089.5
131.5
129.11
012.20
067.20
096.19
096.47
125.5
125.11
125.13
121.13
010.21
102.6
004.59
026.14
047.20
071.10
133.42
008.10
011.5
057.2
057.5
057.12
127.17
056.11
083.4
092.14
133.48
015.46
060.18
092.12
017.19
030.35
001.12
063.5
S
Sabers The head sprang high; but slashed by unseen sabers
Sacrifice That you make these to that a sacrifice,
Sacrosanct
Sad
Why am I sad?
Thus am I sad.
Sad-Eyed
Sadness Or was it the old despairing cry of sadness
Safety Caught me with safety but a league away.
Sage
Said
Saith
Saki
Salt
Same
Sanctity The intolerable sanctity of sin;
Sand
Sands
Sang
Sank
073.13
118.13
006.9
004.62
021.3
039.4
059.7
096.42
096.60
098.5
123.1
123.5
138.4
015.35
044.4
086.2
014.33
128.38
134.1
134.7
134.13
134.19
129.1
020.11
036.41
096.64
007.10
007.36
010.20
036.22
055.11
057.8
085.10
093.4
134.2
007.46
012.21
017.6
067.21
081.4
011.18
S
Sappho As Sappho of Lesbos was loved in the glory of Greece that is gone;
The songs that Sappho sung,
The songs that Sappho sung
Sat
Satanic Most lovely, half satanic, half divine,
Sate
Satiation And I was more insatiate with satiation,
Saturday “Saturday night then, Miss Shere. What time?”
Saturn And watched a queen of Saturn mourn
Satyr
Sauk
Savage Remote, savage,
Save
Saw
Say
While we say,
311
048.9
003.34
012.28
067.28
076.4
027.2
046.31
007.25
139.5
139.18
030.11
015.19
023.5
145.5
033.36
082.8
086.13
010.23
029.7
080.10
090.7
092.3
128.26
128.29
011.24
029.12
029.13
030.7
030.21
030.35
030.37
036.56
045.4
057.8
076.5
081.11
082.12
089.1
090.12
091.9
095.9
095.10
095.13
105.2
112.4
128.32
129.4
004.54
114.5
312
Says
Scaled Whose black, scaled body had for head a beak,
Scandal And scandal, better if unfounded.
Scans
Scarce I scarce could know the evil that I did;
Scarcely That scarcely passes soon
Scarlet What evil source your awful scarlet flood?
Scars
Scatter And though all poppy seeds in final chaos scatter,
Scattered
Scent
Scented The scented hair above thy brow,
Scholars Quote scholars dead in Alfred’s time,
Scholastic
With scholastic ladies,
School School to teach seduction;
Score
Scorn
Scream I tried to scream but heard no sound, no hoarse,
Scruples She had no scruples and no morals
Scrutiny With scrutiny of systems long forgotten,
Sculptors’
Throughout the sculptors’ workshop, uncomplete
Sculpture
119.3
138.32
122.6
075.13
128.4
055.9
069.5
106.11
096.57
017.2
017.11
055.14
106.3
024.8
134.22
001.11
036.35
040.1
062.9
063.11
096.35
004.19
015.10
101.2
138.11
140.6
140.2
140.5
081.6
012.7
012.17
012.26
012.43
012.44
067.7
067.17
067.26
067.43
067.44
088.8
105.9
128.39
036.5
092.2
092.14
S
Scurries Like a creature unseen as it scurries and passes
Sea
Toward the sea.
Sea-Creatures
Sea-Friends
Sea-Grave
Sea-Graves
Sea-Maidens
Search For ever will I call, and search the frozen skies
Searched
Searching
Searing Beyond the rack’s red searing agony
Sears
Seas
Seas’
Sea’s
Sea-Slime
313
063.1
012.30
014.30
015.41
020.12
048.11
057.17
063.9
066.16
067.30
071.14
095.3
130.15
134.2
141.15
047.41
060.22
047.5
048.16
020.6
013.31
024.3
036.60
037.4
045.16
036.17
089.6
036.31
072.8
079.3
084.9
017.7
010.19
020.7
025.3
031.4
094.9
094.12
094.3
020.10
057.3
314
Sea-Tides
Sea-Tomb
Sea-Waves
Sea-Weary
Seaweed
Seawind Sunlight and seawind, laughter, song.
Sea-Wind
Second And every prof, a second Firkins,
Secret A slave of her passion, my passion, our ecstasy secret, malign;
Secrets The rapture of flesh, and desire, with all strange secrets I will betray
her.
Their secrets will remain untold
Seduce They paid him to seduce ’em!
Seduction
School to teach seduction;
See
Seed
Seeds
spawning.
047.7
057.10
094.6
057.22
049.6
047.23
049.22
049.28
020.11
138.29
003.10
036.4
038.1
038.2
065.9
070.8
127.2
003.11
006.11
013.22
030.51
140.12
140.2
014.9
030.14
046.11
050.10
053.11
079.11
087.10
093.2
103.10
116.13
118.2
124.12
135.8
031.6
025.6
112.3
119.8
S
see also All-Seeing
Seek
That I seek.
I vainly seek.
Seeker I am seeker,
Seeking My dreaming eyes kept searching, seeking, staring
Seeks
Seem
Seemed Where all seemed dead beneath the branch-twined roof
Seeming Only fishes keep a seeming
Seems Yet it seems that a veil rises slowly
She seems
Seen
creeping
Seeing
315
134.22
076.5
139.15
003.4
004.8
027.11
036.19
059.9
060.18
067.32
072.9
082.10
101.25
105.8
124.5
133.35
036.31
036.42
018.10
036.46
043.12
066.11
077.4
077.5
109.11
113.10
011.7
015.7
045.15
070.6
071.13
073.1
073.6
105.5
106.6
047.19
043.33
053.19
096.90
118.12
008.11
029.5
030.4
030.10
090.5
109.12
112.11
316
Sees
Seize
Seized Yet saw no cause why gossip seized her.
Self
Self-Imposed
Was self-imposed.
Selfsame And I, though struggling, in that selfsame hour
Semigod His pagan pipes for semigod and maid;
Send
Sense
Senses Yea, we would love till all our senses swoon;
Sensuous
Sentient In swathes of softly searching sentient hair.
Sentinels
Separate In separate deaths, so long,
Separation
Sere
Fields sere.
Serise’s That made Serise’s red dwarfs glad.
Serpent’s
Set
Setting see also Never-Setting
Settle
Shrieking, thus to settle whose
Settling Trapped in a crevice by great settling boulders.
Seven Antistrophes that seven before him knew,
Sevenfold
Sever
not sever
Shade She will move through the moveless shade
Shades Death-fevers mottled you with lurid shades.
134.5
134.10
069.14
105.8
128.32
128.37
133.5
014.23
076.12
015.38
051.41
115.4
083.7
007.14
007.34
096.88
096.49
072.8
088.14
011.10
039.23
068.9
002.30
010.18
030.32
057.7
048.2
054.8
054.9
054.10
039.8
048.23
126.11
059.4
068.7
069.1
003.39
065.7
083.2
083.11
017.14
S
Shades The kohl that shades your eyes, your breasts with henna tipped,
Shadow The luminous shadow of the infinite,
Shadowed
Shadowland
Shadow-Patterned
Shadow-Ruled
Shadows
Shadowy
Shake And voices shake the night
Shaken Delirium over my shaken soul now passes,
Shaking Until, my shaking limbs grown weak, I stepped
Shall
be ashen,
dissemble
317
053.8
096.44
034.5
147.5
043.4
051.10
011.1
066.7
036.51
014.1
015.25
048.7
048.24
055.9
058.7
069.12
071.1
071.14
105.2
012.48
015.45
047.24
056.1
056.5
056.9
060.4
110.9
111.7
109.15
101.21
101.28
110.7
078.4
003.19
003.23
003.25
003.26
003.27
003.29
003.31
318
love her,
not sever
We shall pass.
And I shall play
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep,
What shall reward the delver’s toil
Shalt
Thou shalt die,
And thou shalt go;
Thou shalt lie.
Shambled
Shame You are the brand that sears, the mark of shame,
003.33
003.35
003.37
003.39
004.11
004.43
004.48
004.73
004.75
004.79
006.7
013.14
014.21
014.24
014.27
014.31
025.14
030.53
031.12
033.25
033.40
036.58
038.3
038.11
043.20
043.32
046.46
047.33
050.10
051.36
051.58
054.16
082.2
083.8
097.5
108.3
113.9
122.6
004.1
004.12
004.15
004.24
004.42
029.3
090.3
017.7
S
Shameless
Shape Whose source could only, be some fearful shape
Shaped see Brain-Shaped
Shapeless
Shapen A metal titan shapen like a cone,
Shapes Moon, if moon-made they, those drifting shapes
Shard
Shards Lie only shards of that dread doom
Share
Shattered
She
monstrous delight;
She seems
She dreams of fear.
319
046.22
101.20
101.8
078.11
087.5
089.11
091.2
106.3
106.13
084.8
076.6
045.14
061.11
092.1
095.7
074.7
010.15
116.7
118.3
134.6
036.22
003.9
003.18
003.30
007.7
019.2
019.7
041.1
041.7
041.8
041.9
041.16
053.1
053.16
053.18
053.19
055.4
055.9
058.1
058.2
058.4
060.1
060.8
060.12
320
She falls,
Forsaken often, she forsook
060.23
065.1
065.3
065.4
065.7
065.9
065.11
065.13
065.14
065.18
065.19
065.22
065.23
066.1
066.3
066.6
066.13
066.14
066.15
099.8
099.9
099.11
099.13
099.14
101.26
127.17
128.1
128.5
128.7
128.8
128.9
128.11
128.13
128.18
128.19
128.21
128.22
128.23
128.27
128.29
128.31
128.37
128.38
128.39
129.1
129.8
129.12
129.16
144.4
S
Sheen
321
029.8
090.8
Sheer
089.4
098.7
Shell
042.16
060.24
075.9
Shells
095.5
Shere
139.1
139.3
139.5
139.17
Shifting A warning cry—the shadowy forms are shifting:
015.45
060.1
Shimmering
048.15
096.86
Shimmering everywhere.
101.5
Shine
051.59
Shines Out of the sky, a black star shines,
125.17
Shining And shining eyes bespoke caresses, slow
075.5
Ships
095.7
Shiver There touches his body lightly a shiver,
018.5
056.10
101.12
Shivered We shivered in the quiet air,
035.5
Shivers Like the voice of a wind that shivers and passes
001.1
Shoddy Her thoughts and deeds alike were shoddy.
128.28
Shone And mistily shone the ghostly
045.13
051.57
082.6
109.27
112.2
047.21
Shore
048.4
060.11
094.12
125.22
131.14
Shoreless
014.30
Shores I’ll talk of future times and alien shores.
077.12
Short
The days are short
002.8
Should Contains what a flagon always should!
022.6
042.14
070.4
083.12
087.12
322
Shoulders
Shouting
Show
Showed It was my own; my own face showed that hue,
Showing The door must open, showing why the hue
Shown Reveal the symmetry that should be shown
Shrieking
Shrill
Shrine All night I bowed before a burning shrine;
Shrink Why do I shrink from the soft red mouths of roses
Shroud And underneath the shroud of gloom
Where writhing trees loomed tall to shroud the sky,
Shrouded
Shrubs Along the summit island lanes of shrubs and trees;
Shrunken
Shuffling Its footsteps shuffling closer on the stone,
Shun
Shut
Sibilance A sibilance that followed as I stole
Sick
see also Love-Sick
092.8
117.4
119.10
059.2
124.13
069.8
025.7
026.4
035.9
073.5
093.6
095.4
078.13
117.4
106.13
126.11
105.9
007.18
008.7
043.9
043.34
110.13
101.11
010.14
011.2
036.13
106.4
014.1
131.2
036.23
043.31
090.13
055.4
030.53
045.18
007.9
007.23
013.27
017.11
030.13
046.14
048.5
048.17
S
Sicken
Side
Sides
Sigh
Sighed
Sighing
Sight
Sightless
Sights
Sign
Signs
Silence
Silences
Silent
Silver
I can not even sigh
To a silent lute.
And silver flutes
And silver flutes
323
054.29
070.5
096.4
104.9
096.65
048.24
051.43
075.12
081.5
083.12
095.8
060.17
051.18
054.6
056.10
125.7
054.30
004.62
020.11
073.12
079.6
083.8
119.2
128.2
014.28
083.14
124.12
030.26
046.30
096.21
122.3
074.7
006.11
011.5
080.14
093.1
094.13
099.6
122.10
131.12
004.67
010.10
054.58
061.5
012.36
028.8
067.36
076.13
128.33
324
Sin
Since
Sinful
caresses
Sing
Of man I sing.
Singers The lips of the singers of Greece are still,
Singing To pagan Pan their passionate lips were singing
Single A single gardenia lies with delicate grace in
Single-ish
Singly Though singly impotent, might be in mass
Sings
Sink
Sinuous And arms as sinuous as snakes,
Sips
Sisterhood
Sit
They blandly sit upon their stools
Six
007.10
007.36
004.55
040.2
047.10
050.11
076.10
086.8
093.10
102.17
117.10
003.3
006.9
027.13
041.14
096.87
097.5
133.7
004.64
015.23
049.27
066.14
097.5
110.12
129.13
134.17
138.40
082.7
007.64
023.5
065.13
060.24
071.13
096.8
020.2
038.10
096.41
004.74
100.3
119.13
003.30
087.8
103.8
138.1
054.2
054.19
S
325
054.32
Six feet deep.
054.34
Sixty-Five
138.32
Skeins Skeins of fluctuant color, lit
034.6
Sketchbook’s
006.10
Skies
001.13
002.6
’Neath the lowering skies
002.22
013.31
034.17
047.24
060.5
063.13
066.11
071.8
099.12
114.3
120.7
126.4
130.7
141.7
Skirling With skirling fires of weird, vast fanes,
034.7
Sky
011.2
013.21
014.17
030.56
Her world and sky.
035.4
066.3
071.4
085.4
089.3
105.4
118.2
125.5
125.17
147.6
Skylanes And giant fountains pouring down the wide skylanes.
034.9
Skyward The magic towers, the skyward thrusting spires,
086.10
Slain
070.7
091.8
125.23
133.13
Slake
019.1
Slaking Our desire with breast to breast and body to body we shall be slaking 003.19
005.1
Slashed The head sprang high; but slashed by unseen sabers
073.13
Slaughtering
326
Slaves Come forth my slaves and eunuchs and the dancing girls:
Slay
Slayer I am slayer, I am slain,
Sleek
Sleep
Or only sleep?
Sleeper I am the sleeper
Sleeping Sleeping beneath the grass;
Whom spells will fetter sleeping till the true
Sleeps A reveller creeps where his leman sleeps—
Slave
105.11
003.10
004.38
006.18
029.6
099.11
096.22
086.7
133.13
081.5
009.5
009.7
014.2
014.22
031.13
035.12
036.64
044.4
047.4
047.35
054.33
060.24
069.3
070.1
070.9
095.12
098.8
101.30
109.7
109.17
111.4
126.1
130.3
130.10
130.19
141.3
141.10
141.19
064.2
004.44
009.5
015.17
036.57
047.9
065.5
113.8
119.4
023.7
065.16
S
Sleepy
Sleeve Nor always full the charming sleeve—
Slender A tuft of slender tentacles, a crest
Slender-Hipped
Slept
Slides
Sliding Sheer cliff and rockfall miles below. There, sliding
Slight
Slime
see also Sea-Slime
Slimy
Slipped The shadows slipped from our side.
Slips
Slit
Slow
Slowly The minutes shall wane in delirium, the burning hours pass slowly,
Where miasmal stenches slowly
Slumbering
Slumberous
Slumbers
327
096.31
115.4
042.17
092.9
096.48
048.7
066.9
089.4
096.11
117.12
054.14
047.8
057.9
048.24
023.3
084.5
087.4
103.4
007.46
039.18
075.5
114.7
003.25
043.33
051.9
054.14
065.19
069.10
073.4
074.1
078.2
083.11
086.9
096.37
109.9
110.14
126.6
043.15
096.28
009.7
027.12
047.1
047.40
328
Slumbrous
Sly
Slyly
Small
Smaller What end smaller
Smell
Smile
Smiling While maidens lovely, smiling, fair,
Smoky-Lidded
Smooth Smooth is the liquid ink of the lake,
Smote Of wave that smote against colossal wave.
Smother Holds me till in unending dooms I smother.
Smouldered
Smouldering
Snakes see also Water-Snakes
Snow
So
So long ago.
058.2
015.2
015.11
054.40
063.5
087.5
096.18
147.12
133.63
136.11
004.16
029.13
058.11
049.11
096.38
125.21
094.10
070.14
034.10
055.5
020.2
131.6
004.12
004.21
004.47
004.71
006.17
007.37
011.20
016.3
025.5
029.7
029.10
031.11
036.53
037.1
037.5
039.23
039.24
041.1
042.3
042.9
042.10
042.15
S
So dig and delve,
Soared And so I soared on pinions of the night
Soaring Where soaring pinions
Sob
Sociable “Huh. Well, maybe. But I’m sociable, Miss—”
Sod
I am sod,
Sodden Like a mist that fades in the sodden skies
329
042.19
043.14
044.7
048.11
050.1
050.2
050.3
050.4
071.9
075.1
077.8
078.12
079.4
082.9
083.6
083.11
085.2
087.9
090.10
096.73
103.9
110.6
110.9
110.11
110.13
110.14
110.16
111.9
114.3
114.12
114.14
115.7
118.12
121.5
121.9
122.6
127.6
128.9
128.14
143.9
071.9
034.12
037.10
096.23
139.11
133.15
001.13
063.13
330
Soever
Soft
luminous mist,
Softer By softer gold than gold.
Softly
Soft-Pressed
Soil
Solemn Solemn all you picture them, solemn and so luring,
Solid
Solitude And I in all that solitude lie slain.
Solution Wherefor, solution distant as a star,
Solve
Somber-Eyed
Some
041.13
004.73
012.48
025.12
033.20
044.5
051.46
054.24
075.1
076.7
082.2
095.13
096.89
096.95
101.11
101.19
110.14
114.6
115.14
032.4
004.16
028.6
066.2
072.8
096.81
129.10
092.12
038.9
006.17
011.12
012.14
035.1
047.39
065.21
067.14
094.4
078.9
091.8
050.7
014.33
006.9
006.3
027.10
027.11
028.13
036.19
S
331
039.19
045.10
059.10
070.2
071.13
072.6
072.13
074.8
078.11
083.2
083.9
104.6
105.12
106.12
121.5
128.20
147.7
Was someone here?
Something
Sometimes
Somewhere
Song
058.12
Someone
011.5
037.4
044.3
051.11
073.8
075.12
087.6
092.11
101.23
060.6
060.8
060.12
128.22
096.91
096.102
004.2
004.30
004.61
007.32
007.44
013.2
015.4
015.14
015.31
015.33
021.1
332
Or know the song
Songs
Song’s Far silver bells with Song’s most sweet alloy.
Soon
Soon-to-be-Forgotten
Soothe To soothe white flesh that for caresses aches.
Sorcerers
Sorceress-Eyes
Sorcerous
Sorcery Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
Sore
Sorrow Let us forget vain sorrow and tears
021.7
022.4
022.8
022.12
040.5
041.16
049.22
049.28
067.56
096.92
109.34
110.12
111.11
133.71
134.21
012.28
028.11
046.35
067.28
080.4
096.60
136.5
028.8
007.16
031.2
067.56
096.57
097.5
098.1
105.7
102.8
020.4
080.7
006.22
101.22
006.8
036.54
055.3
061.9
093.7
113.12
054.48
004.53
096.70
134.7
S
Sorrowing
Sorry
Soughs While over us the wind at twilight soughs,
Sought All night I sought the poisonous fruit of her;
Soul
Soul? Dead.
Soul’s
Sound The sound of perished lutes
Sounded Made mutterings that sounded like low glee.
Sounding
333
006.5
120.9
147.3
007.2
007.3
007.27
013.9
014.4
014.25
036.1
036.8
036.16
036.24
036.40
036.46
036.54
043.16
043.25
054.67
085.6
101.21
128.26
134.2
134.17
013.16
067.49
120.8
012.35
015.33
028.4
053.20
054.16
062.5
063.9
067.35
072.6
080.11
088.8
104.6
106.5
110.14
122.10
138.3
082.4
020.7
334
Soundless
Sounds Of sights and sounds of outer space,
Source What evil source your awful scarlet flood?
When he finds their source?
Sow
Sower I am sower, I am reaper,
Sown
Space
Or space;
spawning.
creeping
Space-Dust
Space-Invading
Spaces And now I cry aloud unto the lonely spaces,
Space’s Through space’s dead debris I wandered, wondered
060.24
011.6
065.21
030.26
075.1
105.11
126.9
017.2
038.12
074.13
078.11
088.1
146.8
147.9
119.8
133.33
025.6
043.26
128.31
013.21
024.6
030.26
037.2
053.4
070.11
076.8
077.1
107.2
112.3
112.11
113.14
130.16
133.52
141.16
036.23
030.7
007.49
007.50
033.13
034.2
036.39
111.1
036.11
S
Span
But when my span
Spawn Whence came you, spawn of what abysmal womb?
Spawning
spawning.
Speak Of golden voices that will never speak;
Species To forty thousand species, Woman
Specter Specter, in swathings of sick scarlet clad,
Specters Away; the specters by the gnarled trunk muttered
Spectral Within those precincts of the spectral night’s
Spectre Risen a spectre from the dead
Speeds Or speeds
Spell
Spell-Bound
Spelled All the least lines that spelled
Spells
Spent
Spew
Spheres The spheres that spin of chance the blind and dumb,
Spied
Spin
Spinning The spinning threads weave patterns rich and rare,
Spins
335
036.20
071.5
133.59
017.12
036.27
112.3
012.34
047.33
067.34
072.13
075.10
084.11
104.13
140.9
017.11
045.19
011.15
012.19
047.30
056.7
046.19
060.14
006.7
024.12
027.3
042.4
043.27
045.6
094.8
101.18
113.10
125.15
132.5
080.6
113.8
091.3
130.15
141.15
036.28
110.12
111.7
095.5
036.28
116.6
096.23
336
Spiral
Spires
Spirit
Spirits For the good of the town, with the spirits—Down!
Spirit’s I sought my spirit’s goal.
Spit
Spits
Splaying Had hooves, the arms no hands but splaying fall
Spleen Hatred and spleen.
Splendid She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her,
Splendor Like a flame, like a splendor supernal,
Splendors
Splendour
Splintered
Spoiling And spoiling, lured them. But I could not squirm
Spoken That I confused the words you’d plainly spoken.
Spontaneous
Spot
Sprang The head sprang high; but slashed by unseen sabers
Spread The table is spread and the flagon red
Body? Spread.
For ever spread.
Spreading
092.10
086.10
033.2
037.2
043.2
051.26
051.47
068.10
072.14
022.11
036.24
087.5
103.5
030.48
092.7
046.16
003.9
051.35
043.21
047.18
051.54
111.6
119.6
004.63
026.10
033.17
082.6
054.25
103.14
120.4
121.2
052.6
065.6
073.13
081.5
022.5
054.14
054.26
054.65
054.66
134.5
078.6
106.2
S
Spring
Springing
Oh, spring is gone
Oh, spring is gone
Springs Then flesh and spirit, unceasing springs, uncover—
Spring-Sweet
Springtide
Sprites And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
Spun
Spurning For surely none would think of spurning
Squares Then at the top I stood on magic squares
Squirm And spoiling, lured them. But I could not squirm
Stage
Stagnant Burn beneath the stagnant skies,
Stain
Stained see also Red-Stained
Stains That still preserve dark ancient stains
Stairs
Stake
Stale
Stalk
Stalking Terror and death seemed stalking everywhere,
Stand
Standing
Star
Of star and sun.
337
002.1
002.31
015.34
052.5
131.13
033.26
051.26
102.10
123.4
133.31
044.3
100.6
051.38
055.14
073.2
091.12
125.9
138.37
074.5
054.25
057.14
014.32
126.4
017.16
040.7
054.46
096.76
010.3
074.1
125.23
057.22
061.11
105.5
129.5
129.10
092.3
001.8
013.20
014.11
014.18
030.7
030.44
033.12
338
A star
Or starfire care
050.7
063.8
125.17
127.19
047.8
055.15
072.5
083.13
103.9
104.5
073.9
073.11
085.5
055.4
133.68
035.3
036.31
055.19
074.11
089.3
010.8
109.14
074.6
Your eyes, Beloved, are filled with the beauty of strange stars
glowing
sun’s dawning
Star’s
Starved Where peasants till starved earth and long dead ground.
State
037.6
013.9
013.18
024.1
030.33
033.23
036.2
036.27
036.29
043.6
043.23
056.8
102.19
110.6
111.1
Stare
Stared
Stares
Starfire
Staring
Stark
Starless
Starlight
Starred
Starroads
Stars
111.5
112.1
112.6
030.28
069.7
085.3
012.14
046.30
S
Stately She walks with stately grace.
Statue Of revelers turned statue, and no more
Stay
Stayed My hand? Why is my arm so strongly stayed?
Steadfastness
Steadily And steadily grew strange and stranger.
Steak
Stealing Let one long, lingering note through night come stealing,
Stealth Blue rubies won by stealth
Stealthy I turned on stealthy step lest something hear me.
Steaming
Steed
Stellar My weary mind has travelled all the stellar maze
Stems Deep stems twining around the mandrake,
Stenches Where miasmal stenches slowly
Step
Stepped Until, my shaking limbs grown weak, I stepped
Steps
With whispering steps through the willow-grasses,
Stifling And stifling tropic heat;
Still
339
067.14
142.5
053.1
081.7
067.50
122.4
083.6
147.9
128.16
136.8
051.61
012.20
067.20
092.11
106.4
071.12
013.19
025.11
030.46
106.12
127.20
038.5
137.3
126.6
041.5
056.3
085.11
091.4
092.11
078.4
001.2
051.45
063.2
101.6
112.12
048.10
004.64
007.27
010.3
010.13
011.21
015.7
015.29
025.12
035.10
036.26
036.27
340
Stilled However brief or stilled, or borne on farther turn,
Still-Eluding
Stir
Her eyelids vaguely stir;
Stirless In the stirless dust;
Stirred As if a wind had musically stirred
Stirs
Stoked While sick men stoked; the black hulk poked
Stole
036.29
036.36
036.42
036.56
036.59
037.13
041.13
048.11
050.14
053.17
054.29
054.58
055.19
062.4
062.10
065.5
067.52
071.10
074.11
078.8
091.5
093.11
096.24
096.86
101.7
101.17
105.1
105.6
117.5
118.10
122.7
124.8
138.17
134.14
036.48
026.9
041.6
044.2
058.6
113.6
009.20
028.7
054.28
079.5
002.23
110.14
048.17
045.18
S
Stone-Pick
Stood
Stools They blandly sit upon their stools
Stopped It rolled, and spun, and stopped in front of me,
Store
Stores Such dazzling stores of useless learning!
Storied The storied queens of old?
Storm I am foam torn free of storm waves cresting,
Story
Strain And every forward step a weary strain.
Strange I am enraptured by strange and undreamed-of passionate sinful
caresses
her.
dissemble
Stone
341
085.7
047.11
065.22
069.1
090.13
131.14
059.5
024.10
047.13
074.5
081.3
081.10
089.10
093.6
106.6
138.1
073.2
078.7
115.5
138.38
041.10
133.23
096.5
091.4
003.3
003.11
003.31
004.6
004.74
006.3
007.31
011.3
012.24
013.18
014.33
015.5
015.12
020.9
025.7
036.43
044.4
045.5
047.41
061.6
067.24
342
Strangely
Your eyes, Beloved, are filled with the beauty of strange stars glowing
The pedants utter strange conceits
Strangeness
Stranger The love of girls more strange on stranger stars I won;
Stray
Stream And haunting as some fabulous lost stream,
Streamed
Streamers
Streams Of Acherontic streams;
Streets In the streets now covered deep,
Strength I struggled onward though my strength was spent
Strengthening
070.2
075.3
077.14
093.11
095.3
105.7
106.10
111.5
111.9
112.4
113.5
118.12
124.5
128.16
136.1
136.5
136.9
138.9
051.55
073.1
077.14
129.7
013.18
045.5
076.4
109.31
128.16
072.3
028.13
064.3
101.27
076.14
034.1
012.4
015.30
060.20
067.4
084.4
047.34
049.1
049.7
131.8
091.3
074.12
S
Stretched
Strew
Strewn see Rock-Strewn
Stricken Thine eyes were stricken when they saw
Stride The rooted feet that walked with measured stride.
Striding Breast tip a vine; the striding legs for feet
Strip
She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array
her,
Strips
Strive
Striving And years of striving in one moment ended.
Strode Of Time and Space, and strode upon his long
Stroke Until I felt that tongue or talon stroke
Stroked I stroked the glistening webwork on its head.
Strong Abyssal pilgrimage undaunted, strong
Strongly My hand? Why is my arm so strongly stayed?
Strove He strove to bring a light.
Strown From flowers strown upon the ground
Struggled
Struggling
Students And to the students in my classes,
Stumble Doubting, I stumble blindly to thy feet,
Stumbled
Substance
Substances
Subtle The subtle pleasure that you give to me,
343
093.2
068.3
030.21
048.1
091.10
092.6
003.9
029.10
088.11
051.7
024.6
049.1
049.7
049.19
072.11
104.11
075.2
024.7
037.13
079.2
120.5
083.6
014.3
015.20
049.10
085.11
091.3
076.12
137.7
137.10
137.16
138.27
124.2
085.13
091.6
128.22
075.8
095.13
076.9
096.70
114.10
344
Such
Such-Like
Sucking Sucking sounds invade the night,
Sudden Delight in sudden vagaries of your mind.
Sufferings
Suffices For nothing suffices
Sullen And the echoing mirth of a sullen mutter,
Sum
Summer And summer is fled,
Of summer flown.
And summer is fled,
The summer blooms.
Summit Along the summit island lanes of shrubs and trees;
Summoned
Sun
Of star and sun.
012.1
032.7
036.12
043.16
048.12
067.1
080.10
100.4
128.17
135.12
138.38
145.1
137.15
126.9
117.14
087.12
033.37
062.6
071.8
105.6
102.16
102.17
102.18
002.2
002.24
002.32
041.5
051.37
051.51
096.85
101.10
131.6
131.2
034.4
013.20
014.18
030.50
031.14
048.7
048.23
049.8
049.14
053.10
055.2
055.8
S
Sundered
Sunfire On which such sunfire beat.
Sung
Sunk
Sunken And the old stars are sunken
Sunless That glimmer beneath her sunless, wind-departed skies.
Sunlight Sunlight and seawind, laughter, song.
Sunlit For sunlit earth:
Suns
Sun’s
dawning
Superficial
Supernal Of a dream supernal.
Fire, supernal.
wonder supernal:
Supernatal
345
055.10
055.16
055.20
085.5
036.9
043.6
105.13
048.12
012.28
067.28
047.2
033.23
036.21
046.11
047.11
047.21
060.11
094.4
127.12
130.15
141.15
060.5
049.22
049.28
051.35
133.20
109.4
033.14
039.8
071.3
112.6
066.9
112.1
117.3
033.16
043.21
044.3
051.56
066.12
112.13
032.8
117.10
346
Supplemented
Supreme And I, who hold that Beauty is supreme,
Supremer
Surcease
Surely Surely shall Aphrodite give you greeting,
Surfeit And when thy surfeit comes, then die! and die a-flinging
Surge
Surged A monstrous form surged on and searched with cry
Surging I heard alone the surging tides in motion.
Surprise Where the rock-fall caught him with a sad surprise
Sustaining
Swallowed
Swamps Lighting swamps and tarns unholy
Swarm Of blue-red veins erect, a spiral swarm.
Swart
Swathes In swathes of softly searching sentient hair.
Swathings
Sway
Swayed Of a passion swayed not by reason, a passion ungovernable, mad;
Swaying And body to body, drunken forms were swaying
Sweep From the sweep of vast spaces
Sweet see also Spring-Sweet
128.35
008.13
112.16
051.49
096.20
051.36
119.1
119.3
137.28
138.37
097.7
034.8
094.5
089.6
094.14
059.7
120.3
124.4
012.30
067.30
099.8
126.5
092.10
030.16
074.10
125.11
072.8
017.11
010.10
071.11
003.22
011.10
015.39
096.37
033.13
043.16
047.32
125.1
003.29
007.22
008.2
S
Sweeter Her face is sweeter than those fabled places
Sweetest A choral hymn of mad and sweetest pain,
Swell
Swelling And over the woods in ecstasy, and swelling
Swept Now here, now there I fled; still on it swept.
Swiftly That swiftly toward me now began to fall,
Swim
Swimming
Swoon Yea, we would love till all our senses swoon;
Swooning
Swoons Swoons in the moonless olive grove;
Swoops How it wildly swoops
Swords Those glittering swords that shone like splintered glass,
Syllable That tongue hath no harsh syllable to annoy
Syllables Be still, O Muse! what syllables soever,
Symbol The dripping symbol of a murderer’s hands.
347
012.51
015.4
020.11
021.3
028.3
028.8
046.45
051.27
051.59
096.34
099.5
100.6
101.7
101.20
102.3
119.4
121.4
121.9
123.9
124.3
128.37
041.3
115.8
007.30
094.5
096.91
015.13
054.49
078.8
090.9
105.10
088.13
047.3
047.28
007.14
015.44
096.88
101.3
126.1
007.23
018.2
051.53
002.14
082.6
028.5
041.13
017.8
348
Symbols The scattered symbols of those closing pages
Symmetry
Systems
017.19
051.62
036.35
102.5
112.7
117.4
036.5
112.9
T
Table
Take
Taken From the way I have taken
Taker I am my own final taker,
Taking When thou thy pleasure and joy art taking,
Tale
Talk
Talked Weird, lifeless birds that talked and harshly sang.
Talking I hear them when no human voice is talking
Tall
Talon Until I felt that tongue or talon stroke
Taloned And taloned shapes of evil stalk, for one night free,
Talons With flapping tatters and long talons lean.
Tame
022.5
025.4
038.7
096.34
096.99
097.6
103.3
135.3
147.14
033.11
043.13
101.26
133.11
005.5
097.6
007.48
010.24
014.18
068.14
077.13
111.12
077.11
077.12
081.4
131.3
139.6
011.2
065.21
092.3
136.3
136.9
136.12
072.11
104.11
061.11
091.11
029.4
079.8
079.11
090.4
125.11
046.23
350
Tapped Ran a pipe-line that tapped him,
Tarns
Lighting swamps and tarns unholy
Task
Our task was done.
Tatters With flapping tatters and long talons lean.
Taught For you have taught a thousand things to me,
Teach I shall teach her the lore of Venus till all her sweet body tremble,
Tears
Tedious The song of life is but a tedious, bitter moan;
Teems Till Nature teems
Tell
Telling I am telling you goodbye, dear,
Tells
Tempest Like foam in a tempest scattered and thinned
Temples Fronds from out its temples rise;
Ten
Tender In your lips that were tender
Tendrils The willow branches’ languid tendrils sank,
Tense For what, I did not know, yet tense, on guard
Tentacle One fleshy tentacle, raised me beside
Tentacles
Terms Wherein sweet terms, as Love, and Hope, and God,
Terrible She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her,
Thy terrible lust,
Terrific And I have had terrific grief, and known the cry
Terror The beauty, terror, and the pain of love.
luminous mist,
145.4
036.50
056.11
126.5
035.8
029.4
090.4
120.10
003.29
140.2
004.53
009.22
013.2
109.24
006.12
010.24
013.14
026.10
039.16
042.3
042.9
042.15
042.19
053.12
099.9
114.9
135.1
111.12
063.11
047.22
047.10
033.19
051.55
114.8
011.18
074.3
091.13
092.9
102.3
003.9
003.38
005.2
013.23
007.28
044.5
088.10
101.16
T
Terrors
Test
Texture
Than
That
Greater than
That I seek.
monstrous delight;
351
105.5
083.4
086.8
128.1
007.33
010.8
012.23
014.19
032.4
032.6
039.4
041.3
041.5
043.14
048.7
051.11
051.49
067.23
080.8
093.2
096.52
102.4
109.31
111.2
113.3
115.8
119.8
120.5
122.9
124.3
124.4
128.6
133.9
137.24
140.5
143.6
001.1
001.6
001.10
001.12
001.13
001.14
003.4
003.18
003.34
004.5
004.6
352
004.8
004.16
004.17
004.76
004.77
005.3
006.14
007.4
007.16
007.24
007.43
007.59
007.62
008.8
008.9
008.13
008.14
009.7
009.13
009.15
009.17
009.19
010.3
010.15
010.16
011.6
011.10
011.11
011.14
011.19
012.28
012.34
012.41
012.42
012.47
012.49
013.14
013.30
015.17
016.3
017.7
020.4
020.9
020.12
021.7
023.3
023.5
024.11
025.1
T
The things that mirthful wizards killed
Is it only a mirror for love that I find in the beauty that else
were as shadowed as night?
353
025.2
025.4
025.7
025.12
025.13
026.2
026.6
026.12
027.9
028.5
028.10
029.9
029.11
029.14
030.8
030.18
030.32
030.33
030.47
033.10
033.12
033.19
033.24
033.39
035.11
036.6
036.15
036.17
036.21
036.28
036.41
036.42
036.46
036.53
036.64
038.1
038.2
038.9
039.11
041.1
041.6
042.5
042.8
042.11
043.3
043.4
043.8
354
043.12
043.19
043.20
043.33
043.36
044.2
045.2
045.15
045.18
046.34
048.7
048.15
048.16
048.21
049.26
050.1
050.5
051.3
051.14
051.16
051.30
051.39
051.48
051.57
051.58
051.63
053.3
053.12
054.14
054.22
054.24
054.27
054.35
054.36
054.51
055.7
055.12
055.16
059.15
060.5
060.9
060.16
060.18
060.20
062.1
062.7
063.6
063.10
063.12
T
355
063.13
067.28
067.34
067.37
067.41
067.42
067.47
068.7
070.6
070.8
072.3
072.6
072.11
072.12
073.5
073.6
074.6
074.13
075.9
075.14
076.1
076.8
076.11
076.12
076.14
078.12
079.5
080.2
080.6
081.4
082.4
082.6
083.3
083.5
083.8
085.4
086.14
087.5
087.10
087.13
088.1
088.6
088.10
088.13
089.1
089.3
090.8
090.9
090.14
356
091.8
091.9
091.10
091.11
092.14
093.14
094.10
095.14
096.5
096.6
096.32
096.44
096.47
096.53
096.54
096.57
096.62
096.67
096.68
096.85
096.93
096.100
100.3
100.5
101.12
101.17
102.4
102.7
102.20
103.3
103.8
103.10
104.3
104.6
104.14
105.6
105.7
106.1
106.6
106.9
106.11
106.13
107.11
109.27
110.2
110.3
110.6
110.7
110.8
T
We have found that only the dream is unchanging, O Love,
and eternal,
357
110.12
110.14
111.4
111.7
111.9
111.11
112.15
112.16
113.3
113.9
114.6
114.10
114.13
115.4
115.8
116.7
117.2
117.4
117.8
118.1
118.5
118.6
118.7
118.11
118.13
119.3
119.14
120.4
120.6
120.14
121.4
122.6
122.9
123.2
123.3
123.4
123.7
123.8
124.7
124.10
124.12
125.9
126.12
128.18
128.27
129.4
129.9
129.12
358
That’s
The
That once was man.
The days are short
About the eaves,
The dry dead leaves
From the Arctic gloom.
‘Neath the lowering skies
The days are drear,
131.12
132.5
133.22
133.28
133.30
133.31
133.72
134.17
135.2
135.4
135.5
135.8
137.15
137.22
138.4
142.7
145.4
146.3
114.4
139.12
001.1
001.2
001.3
001.5
001.9
001.11
001.12
001.13
001.14
002.3
002.4
002.5
002.6
002.7
002.8
002.9
002.11
002.13
002.15
002.18
002.19
002.22
002.23
002.25
002.26
002.27
002.28
002.33
002.34
T
betray her.
abysses
All the night.
love her,
Till the dawn.
Sleeping beneath the grass;
Remember the dust.
359
002.35
003.2
003.5
003.6
003.11
003.14
003.15
003.20
003.21
003.25
003.26
003.29
003.33
003.34
003.36
003.38
004.5
004.11
004.19
004.26
004.28
004.34
004.36
004.37
004.38
004.40
004.44
004.52
004.55
004.56
004.60
004.61
004.62
004.64
004.68
004.69
004.72
004.76
004.78
005.1
005.3
005.6
006.7
006.10
006.20
007.1
360
And the tired day;
On the dead earth;
007.2
007.3
007.4
007.5
007.6
007.7
007.8
007.10
007.13
007.15
007.19
007.23
007.26
007.27
007.28
007.33
007.37
007.39
007.40
007.43
007.44
007.45
007.46
007.47
007.48
007.49
007.50
007.51
007.53
007.55
007.56
007.57
007.58
007.59
007.61
007.62
007.63
008.7
008.11
008.12
009.1
009.3
009.6
009.7
009.9
009.10
009.11
009.16
009.17
T
The vanished joy
The glory of
361
009.18
009.20
009.21
009.23
009.24
010.7
010.8
010.12
010.14
010.17
010.18
010.19
010.20
010.21
010.24
011.1
011.2
011.4
011.7
011.9
011.12
011.13
011.15
011.17
011.18
011.20
011.22
011.23
011.24
012.3
012.5
012.7
012.12
012.17
012.18
012.23
012.26
012.28
012.30
012.31
012.32
012.33
012.35
012.39
012.43
012.47
012.48
012.49
012.53
362
Outlined the revellers dancing through the woods,
In the glade.
013.1
013.2
013.3
013.13
013.18
013.19
013.23
013.26
013.31
014.1
014.2
014.4
014.5
014.6
014.7
014.14
014.16
014.17
014.18
014.19
014.25
014.26
014.30
014.35
015.1
015.2
015.3
015.5
015.6
015.9
015.10
015.12
015.13
015.14
015.15
015.17
015.18
015.20
015.25
015.26
015.30
015.31
015.34
015.35
015.36
015.40
015.41
015.42
015.43
T
Where only the wind and the wide, waste meadows have their home,
363
015.45
015.46
015.47
017.3
017.5
017.6
017.7
017.8
017.13
017.15
018.2
018.6
018.10
019.2
019.4
019.6
020.1
020.5
020.6
020.7
020.8
020.10
020.11
020.12
021.2
021.5
021.6
022.1
022.2
022.3
022.4
022.5
022.7
022.8
022.9
022.11
022.12
023.1
023.2
023.4
023.6
023.8
024.1
024.2
024.4
024.5
024.8
024.9
024.10
364
The flowing porphyry
024.11
024.13
025.6
025.7
025.14
026.2
026.3
026.12
027.1
027.12
027.14
028.3
028.6
029.2
029.3
029.14
030.2
030.4
030.5
030.7
030.8
030.10
030.12
030.14
030.17
030.23
030.28
030.31
030.37
030.46
030.47
030.50
030.52
030.55
032.1
032.5
033.3
033.4
033.5
033.6
033.7
033.10
033.11
033.12
033.13
033.14
033.15
033.20
033.23
T
Under the grass?
The blood’s full worth.
Under the grass.
365
033.24
033.25
033.26
033.27
033.28
033.33
033.34
033.35
034.1
034.2
034.5
034.9
034.14
034.15
034.17
035.1
035.2
035.3
035.5
035.11
036.2
036.4
036.10
036.17
036.18
036.27
036.28
036.33
036.34
036.35
036.44
036.48
036.53
036.64
037.2
037.10
037.14
038.1
038.2
038.4
038.5
038.8
038.9
038.11
038.14
038.16
039.1
039.10
040.1
366
luminous mist,
There where the gnarled limbs twisted
040.3
040.4
040.5
040.7
040.8
041.5
041.6
041.10
042.2
042.17
043.2
043.3
043.4
043.6
043.12
043.13
043.15
043.17
043.18
043.19
043.23
043.24
043.26
043.27
043.28
043.30
043.31
043.32
043.34
043.36
044.1
044.2
044.3
044.4
044.5
044.6
044.7
045.1
045.4
T
Inferno, to the waves
367
045.5
045.9
045.13
045.19
045.20
046.2
046.3
046.6
046.14
046.18
046.19
046.26
046.30
046.31
046.34
046.42
046.45
047.2
047.5
047.9
047.12
047.16
047.18
047.20
047.21
047.31
047.34
047.36
047.38
047.41
048.1
048.4
048.5
048.6
048.7
048.8
048.9
048.13
048.14
048.15
048.17
048.18
048.19
048.20
048.21
048.23
048.24
049.1
049.2
368
And sprites invisible attend the meeting,
The three
049.7
049.8
049.9
049.10
049.12
049.14
049.16
049.17
049.18
049.20
049.23
049.24
050.1
050.4
050.14
051.2
051.5
051.9
051.28
051.30
051.33
051.37
051.38
051.39
051.41
051.45
051.47
051.48
051.48
051.50
051.51
051.59
051.63
053.6
053.10
053.14
053.17
054.11
054.12
054.13
054.14
054.17
054.26
054.35
054.36
054.38
054.46
054.50
055.1
T
369
055.2
055.5
055.6
055.8
055.9
055.10
055.11
055.13
055.15
055.20
056.1
056.2
056.3
056.4
056.5
056.6
056.7
056.8
056.9
056.10
056.11
056.12
057.3
057.6
057.7
057.9
057.11
057.12
057.17
057.19
057.21
057.22
057.23
057.24
057.25
058.1
058.9
059.2
059.3
059.7
059.14
060.1
060.3
060.11
060.18
060.19
061.1
061.3
061.9
370
I am the sleeper
Toward the sea.
061.10
062.1
062.2
062.4
062.6
062.7
062.8
062.10
063.2
063.3
063.5
063.9
063.12
063.14
064.1
064.2
065.1
065.2
065.3
065.4
065.5
065.6
065.7
065.10
065.11
065.13
065.15
065.16
065.18
065.19
065.20
065.22
066.1
066.3
066.5
066.6
066.9
066.10
066.11
066.13
066.14
066.16
067.3
067.12
067.18
067.23
067.28
067.30
067.31
T
The vanished joy
The glory of
371
067.33
067.35
067.39
067.47
068.2
068.3
068.9
068.10
068.14
069.2
069.3
069.5
069.8
069.9
069.12
069.13
069.14
070.3
070.4
070.9
071.5
071.9
071.10
072.5
072.7
073.1
073.6
073.7
073.8
073.10
073.13
074.1
074.5
074.7
074.9
074.10
074.11
075.2
075.3
075.8
075.9
075.12
076.9
076.11
076.14
077.3
077.14
078.2
078.3
372
078.5
078.10
078.13
079.1
079.2
079.4
079.7
079.8
079.11
079.12
080.2
080.10
080.12
080.13
081.1
081.2
081.8
081.9
081.12
081.14
082.1
082.3
082.5
082.10
082.12
083.1
083.2
083.5
083.8
083.10
083.11
083.12
083.14
084.9
084.14
085.5
085.6
085.10
085.12
085.14
086.1
086.4
086.6
086.9
086.10
086.11
086.13
087.6
087.10
T
373
088.2
088.6
088.9
088.12
089.3
089.5
089.12
090.2
090.3
090.6
090.13
090.14
091.1
091.10
091.11
092.2
092.4
092.6
092.7
092.12
092.13
093.1
093.4
093.9
093.10
093.11
094.1
094.2
094.3
094.4
094.5
094.6
094.8
094.9
094.11
094.12
094.13
094.14
095.1
095.2
095.3
095.9
095.10
095.11
095.12
096.8
096.9
096.20
096.21
374
096.22
096.23
096.25
096.27
096.32
096.34
096.38
096.41
096.44
096.56
096.64
096.65
096.73
096.77
096.78
096.80
096.86
096.87
096.88
096.91
096.92
096.94
096.95
096.96
096.97
096.98
096.99
096.101
097.1
097.2
097.6
097.8
098.1
098.2
098.3
098.4
098.5
098.6
098.7
099.1
099.2
099.6
099.8
100.3
101.1
101.2
101.3
101.4
101.6
T
The summer blooms.
Deeply the folded roses
375
101.7
101.8
101.10
101.11
101.17
101.18
101.19
101.23
101.26
101.27
101.28
101.29
102.6
102.7
102.8
102.10
102.11
102.13
102.15
102.16
102.17
102.18
102.19
103.2
103.10
103.14
104.4
104.5
105.1
105.3
105.4
105.9
105.10
105.11
105.13
106.6
106.8
106.11
106.12
106.13
107.4
107.5
107.9
107.13
108.1
108.2
108.3
109.2
109.5
376
109.7
109.9
109.10
109.14
109.15
109.17
109.19
109.20
A music in the air,
109.22
109.38
110.1
110.2
110.3
110.4
110.6
110.9
110.10
110.11
110.12
110.13
110.14
110.15
110.16
111.1
111.2
111.4
111.6
111.10
111.11
dawning
112.1
112.2
112.6
112.9
112.10
creeping
112.11
112.12
wonder supernal:
112.13
112.14
and eternal,
112.15
112.16
113.8
113.10
113.11
T
377
114.1
114.3
114.4
114.5
114.7
114.10
114.11
114.12
115.6
116.1
116.5
116.6
116.9
116.11
116.12
116.13
117.1
117.4
117.5
117.6
117.7
117.13
119.2
119.3
119.5
119.7
119.11
120.4
120.7
120.11
121.3
121.7
121.9
121.10
121.12
121.13
122.1
122.5
122.14
123.2
123.3
123.4
123.7
123.8
123.9
123.12
123.19
124.10
124.14
378
125.1
125.2
125.3
125.5
125.6
125.9
125.11
125.13
125.14
125.15
125.17
125.18
125.19
125.21
125.22
126.4
126.8
126.9
126.12
126.14
127.2
127.5
127.7
127.20
128.1
128.2
128.3
128.6
128.7
128.8
128.21
128.24
128.31
129.1
129.2
129.5
129.7
129.8
129.9
129.14
129.16
130.1
130.2
130.3
130.4
130.8
130.9
130.10
130.12
T
The great Creator,
I rule the earth
From the cry
Round the bend,
Of why the plan
Or know the song
379
130.13
130.15
130.17
130.18
130.20
131.1
131.2
131.5
131.7
131.12
131.13
131.14
131.15
132.1
132.3
132.5
133.2
133.3
133.4
133.10
133.18
133.20
133.29
133.39
133.42
133.43
133.44
133.49
133.53
133.54
133.61
133.70
133.71
134.1
134.4
134.5
134.7
134.11
134.13
134.15
134.16
134.17
134.19
134.20
134.23
136.1
136.2
136.4
136.5
380
Thee
136.6
136.10
136.12
137.4
137.5
137.7
137.18
138.2
138.6
138.7
138.9
138.10
138.20
138.21
138.22
138.25
140.5
141.1
141.2
141.3
141.4
141.5
141.8
141.9
141.10
141.12
141.13
141.15
141.17
141.18
141.20
142.4
143.4
145.5
146.8
147.1
147.2
147.3
147.4
147.5
147.6
147.8
147.9
147.10
147.14
004.3
004.43
007.57
007.60
T
Their
381
008.3
008.5
008.6
008.12
008.14
012.1
012.3
012.5
For thee to reign.
012.6
012.7
012.10
012.17
012.18
012.22
012.26
012.27
I offer thee
012.38
012.43
012.45
012.50
043.3
043.5
043.9
124.9
137.27
To their tomb.
002.16
004.25
004.28
006.4
006.11
006.20
006.22
006.24
007.59
009.22
012.14
015.21
015.23
015.27
020.8
030.48
030.51
030.54
033.5
033.6
33.8
036.25
382
Them
To illustrate their attitudes,
038.10
038.12
041.12
049.12
051.41
054.24
054.29
054.41
061.5
061.8
062.3
067.14
072.4
080.8
081.8
081.12
081.13
082.14
086.7
086.8
087.2
087.3
087.4
087.7
090.8
103.5
105.8
109.18
120.14
121.14
125.15
129.12
130.5
130.10
130.12
130.18
137.23
138.1
138.4
138.8
138.10
138.14
138.16
138.19
138.21
138.28
138.39
141.10
004.60
T
Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
Themselves
Then
And then passed by.
383
006.8
006.17
006.21
006.23
038.3
049.13
051.8
051.60
054.25
054.30
069.14
074.9
079.2
081.9
081.13
087.13
087.14
110.8
121.9
122.13
130.5
130.6
131.1
131.3
131.5
131.7
131.9
131.10
131.11
131.13
131.14
131.15
141.6
010.23
004.49
025.5
034.16
036.39
043.18
045.17
046.40
048.21
051.26
051.29
051.50
066.15
069.12
074.5
384
There
Then away, away,
There will never be rapture nor passion like ours, our bond shall not
sever
There will be,
mist,
080.12
084.8
089.7
091.9
092.12
094.9
095.7
096.41
097.7
103.13
104.11
119.7
130.9
139.5
141.9
141.13
143.3
003.39
004.32
004.60
004.81
010.6
013.11
015.33
015.46
018.5
020.1
020.3
020.9
020.11
022.7
027.1
027.9
028.1
029.1
029.5
029.9
033.17
033.18
035.7
036.16
043.14
044.1
044.2
044.5
045.1
T
385
047.9
048.11
048.19
052.1
052.2
052.5
052.8
053.11
057.2
058.5
065.17
069.11
071.1
078.7
078.8
080.1
080.5
089.4
090.1
095.5
096.17
099.10
103.11
104.1
104.7
104.10
105.4
105.9
105.10
106.1
106.3
106.5
106.7
107.3
111.6
113.1
116.4
118.1
118.3
118.8
121.5
128.14
129.3
129.5
136.3
136.6
136.8
138.36
144.1
386
Therefor Therefor am I, with what I have, content,
Thereof More crazed by all the amorous joys thereof;
There’s There’s one small shape that mews upon a spit;
Thereupon
These Orchids, lilies grow exotic in these drawings,
They
144.5
145.1
050.13
007.26
068.5
087.5
081.11
006.1
012.27
051.8
058.7
067.27
081.11
104.9
114.1
114.9
118.11
118.13
122.6
136.9
142.9
004.28
010.1
010.5
030.21
030.23
030.33
030.34
030.35
030.37
030.43
030.44
030.55
045.14
045.17
048.22
051.15
051.17
051.18
054.29
054.40
059.1
062.1
084.1
084.2
084.3
084.5
084.6
T
They’re Or else they’re much more dumb than geese are.
Thick The sands of time are thick, the days march slow;
Thickened
387
084.7
084.12
085.9
085.14
086.1
086.5
087.1
087.4
087.9
087.11
103.1
103.3
103.5
103.9
103.11
103.13
105.7
108.1
108.2
108.3
119.8
119.12
121.5
121.7
121.14
122.6
127.7
128.19
130.15
130.16
130.19
130.20
137.17
137.23
138.1
138.2
138.3
138.5
140.12
141.15
141.16
141.19
141.20
145.3
137.24
138.5
007.46
054.23
388
Thieves Emily Post, and thieves in state;
Thigh I can not move a thigh,
Thin
Thine Thine eyes that for strange raptures yearn,
Thing My mind with longings for some ancient thing,
Things see also Bat-Things
015.25
142.5
054.5
069.6
078.14
004.6
004.77
004.80
030.5
030.9
030.13
030.21
030.25
030.45
030.49
030.53
032.2
043.20
043.36
097.6
027.10
027.11
028.4
029.9
057.11
074.8
090.9
093.3
105.14
106.1
107.6
126.16
133.2
001.10
004.40
008.8
009.3
010.10
012.41
012.42
013.1
013.6
025.7
025.10
025.14
026.3
030.12
030.47
T
Thing’s Anguish of some lost thing’s cry or call
Think Or think that those sweet words were meant to be
Thinking
389
036.17
036.44
036.58
046.7
051.15
051.16
051.54
057.9
062.1
063.10
067.41
067.42
070.11
088.3
093.11
095.3
096.1
096.3
096.18
096.55
096.63
096.67
096.68
101.3
102.5
104.2
107.2
107.8
109.18
109.23
114.1
114.5
114.9
116.10
120.10
122.6
125.3
129.14
137.15
137.22
142.9
147.12
045.10
121.4
138.2
138.37
098.5
123.14
390
Thinks And Machen to read when she thinks of the fabulous chalice.
Thinned Like the rows of poppies scattered and thinned,
Thirsting
This
I turn to this,
This do I want.
Thorns With thorns of loathing on a fevered brow?
Those Within those precincts of the spectral night’s
129.8
001.11
063.11
092.13
012.45
012.50
016.2
025.5
028.11
029.1
036.59
036.63
043.1
045.6
049.3
050.11
051.29
059.9
068.13
077.10
078.14
082.2
084.13
085.6
087.1
090.1
096.33
096.89
103.1
110.5
111.10
115.7
115.9
118.9
119.1
119.4
123.20
124.1
124.8
129.1
137.26
138.23
138.35
026.8
011.15
011.21
015.17
T
Thou
Thou shalt die,
And thou shalt go;
Thou shalt lie.
Hast thou forgot
Though Though we die.
391
024.8
029.8
036.35
036.39
036.45
041.3
045.14
048.1
049.3
049.16
074.4
079.7
082.6
086.6
094.7
099.12
105.6
117.5
119.14
121.4
004.1
004.12
004.15
004.24
004.39
004.40
004.41
005.1
005.5
007.53
008.9
012.2
012.41
012.42
012.46
030.17
043.1
043.11
043.25
043.26
043.27
097.2
124.10
124.12
003.40
392
Thought And find that what I thought so great is but
Thoughts
Thousand
010.6
014.35
015.11
027.11
046.47
050.5
051.1
051.31
072.14
076.12
077.11
079.9
082.7
083.10
084.12
085.9
087.4
091.3
091.7
096.11
096.51
115.1
115.3
115.5
115.9
122.8
129.14
134.22
135.4
016.3
036.14
036.47
045.9
084.10
084.11
085.8
102.17
107.6
112.16
116.7
128.3
039.4
042.7
046.15
128.27
128.28
010.9
T
Thrall Demonic revel holds dark, writhing forms in thrall,
Threads The spinning threads weave patterns rich and rare,
Three The three
Thrice Crowned thrice with cypress, endless times with laurel,
Thrill
Throat From a nightingale’s golden throat,
Throbbing
Throne On a purple throne.
Thrones My thrones, majestical, imperial, and great,
Throng Beyond the heavens’ great celestial throng,
Through With whispering steps through the willow-grasses,
Through lone
393
012.40
026.1
026.5
030.38
047.10
067.40
080.7
095.7
099.7
120.10
140.9
061.7
116.6
053.14
068.1
004.66
001.4
021.1
021.7
063.4
084.1
046.32
057.2
076.3
125.19
012.15
057.20
067.15
024.2
049.17
096.93
109.35
001.2
002.29
007.6
015.17
015.26
033.1
036.11
036.62
037.2
038.3
043.16
047.28
051.61
054.26
054.31
394
We have lived through cycles of birth and change, through
cosmic ages,
Throughout
Thrust And overlook the underlying thrust,
Thrusting
Thunder I hear them over thunder, and at midnight gloom;
Thus
Thus am I sad.
Thus am I weary.
Thus am I old.
Thy
057.14
063.2
065.5
065.7
070.10
071.8
071.10
073.8
074.10
076.2
079.5
081.8
083.4
086.6
086.12
088.6
104.4
105.10
111.7
112.5
118.2
120.6
124.5
092.2
121.3
086.10
092.5
131.10
052.7
068.8
100.7
117.12
123.5
123.10
123.15
126.11
128.40
004.5
004.7
004.8
004.12
004.16
004.17
004.18
004.19
004.21
T
Thy terrible lust,
Thy rotten breath
Await thy kingly head.
Thy purple eyes, Valerian,
Tide
Tides
see also Sea-Tides
Tiger-Lily
Till
be ashen,
Till the dawn.
395
004.73
005.1
005.2
005.5
008.1
012.8
012.16
012.47
012.51
012.53
030.1
030.30
030.41
032.3
032.5
032.9
043.2
043.3
043.28
097.3
097.4
097.5
097.7
124.2
124.3
124.4
124.5
060.9
036.22
047.32
060.1
084.6
094.14
101.14
003.12
003.23
003.29
003.30
003.36
006.7
006.23
007.14
007.34
396
Time
Till Nature teems
Till I end
To Death and Time.
And the tired day;
015.6
036.58
048.19
051.53
055.17
060.21
065.20
068.8
069.7
070.14
073.4
074.9
081.1
084.5
084.7
096.25
096.26
096.77
096.81
096.84
098.8
109.24
113.8
121.8
133.45
143.2
145.3
004.13
006.19
007.34
007.41
007.46
009.6
013.21
024.6
036.7
036.37
037.2
047.39
053.3
054.51
055.6
057.1
059.14
070.11
076.1
077.1
102.17
107.2
T
creeping
Time-Gulfs
Timeless I sought it in far lands of timeless travel
Times Crowned thrice with cypress, endless times with laurel,
Time’s see Pre-Time’s
Tinge
Tinkle Rich ends, and soft the tinkle of a camel’s bell
Tints
Tip
Tipped The kohl that shades your eyes, your breasts with henna tipped,
Tips
see also Finger-Tips
Tire
Of man I tire.
Tired
Tiring Of days and nights that are an old and tiring story,
Titan
Titans And when I saw these titans, thereupon
To
To their tomb.
abysses
To Death and Time.
To a silent lute.
397
112.11
113.14
115.4
129.12
130.11
133.51
138.11
139.5
141.11
130.16
141.16
036.1
055.19
067.19
134.3
068.1
077.12
123.7
046.2
096.95
076.13
092.6
096.44
091.11
092.13
133.19
036.55
096.5
096.33
076.6
081.11
002.16
003.5
003.15
003.19
003.26
004.9
004.13
004.20
004.38
004.51
004.67
004.77
398
Freeing them to follow passion’s sorcery.
For thee to reign.
Nymphs to play.
I turn to this,
006.8
006.12
006.16
006.21
007.31
007.40
007.44
010.16
010.23
010.24
011.2
011.22
012.6
013.13
013.27
014.3
014.18
014.32
014.33
015.8
015.11
015.12
015.20
015.23
015.29
015.39
016.2
018.10
019.1
020.4
022.3
022.9
023.5
025.4
025.14
026.10
027.6
028.5
029.1
029.6
029.9
029.10
029.11
030.14
030.15
030.18
033.12
033.38
034.4
T
Upon her to bestow;
Thou hast given me passion, desire, and flame; thou hast
brought me this feverous love to consume me,
399
035.2
035.6
035.9
035.11
036.19
036.23
036.26
036.47
036.47
036.52
037.9
038.7
039.2
039.7
039.20
041.2
041.8
042.10
042.11
043.1
043.5
043.7
043.15
043.27
043.28
043.31
046.2
046.38
046.42
048.14
049.3
051.2
051.11
051.13
051.16
051.18
051.20
051.35
051.46
051.51
053.11
053.12
053.13
054.11
054.30
400
In ecstasy to reap
For you to reign.
054.37
054.38
054.42
054.43
054.44
054.50
056.1
056.4
056.5
056.6
056.9
056.12
057.14
058.1
059.10
060.8
060.15
060.17
060.19
060.24
065.3
065.6
066.2
066.3
067.6
067.52
068.2
068.6
068.13
069.10
070.7
071.2
071.7
071.12
071.13
072.13
073.6
075.10
076.14
077.4
077.5
077.8
079.14
080.2
080.10
080.12
081.5
082.10
083.2
T
401
083.11
084.3
085.1
085.2
085.12
086.6
086.7
086.8
087.12
088.8
088.11
088.13
089.9
089.10
089.13
090.1
090.10
090.11
093.10
093.12
096.18
096.28
096.42
096.58
096.77
096.94
096.100
099.9
100.7
102.2
103.3
103.6
103.9
103.12
104.13
106.6
109.11
110.6
110.8
110.12
111.8
111.10
111.12
112.4
112.9
112.10
112.12
113.11
114.10
402
To play God,
To illustrate their attitudes,
115.11
116.9
116.14
117.1
117.5
117.9
118.3
118.10
118.11
118.12
118.13
119.6
119.9
119.11
119.14
120.9
120.10
121.4
122.4
124.2
124.11
124.12
126.11
127.15
128.5
128.13
129.8
129.10
129.14
130.7
133.17
133.62
134.18
134.23
135.6
135.9
136.1
136.9
137.7
137.8
137.12
137.16
137.17
137.22
137.23
137.27
138.4
138.10
138.16
T
Mobbed him to induce him;
Toast
Toil
Token My mind, not heart, is now my soul’s true token.
For you were token.
Told
Tolled Time has tolled a solemn knell,
Tolling A tolling like a myriad decibels
Tomb see also Sea-Tomb
To their tomb.
Tomblike
Tombs Now I, at dusk, beside the wall of ancient tombs,
Tomorrow
Tone
Tones The listening ear; its tones are softly heard
Tongs As I remember, there were flaming tongs
Tongue An unknown golden tongue where every word
403
138.18
138.35
138.36
140.2
140.8
140.9
140.10
140.12
141.7
142.7
144.5
146.7
147.13
022.3
038.11
120.8
132.6
007.48
042.14
047.15
057.21
121.7
122.11
047.39
080.3
094.1
094.8
002.16
004.37
030.20
036.10
054.17
065.12
081.14
096.30
116.8
127.18
137.26
010.18
134.4
134.10
076.7
028.6
080.5
028.2
028.5
404
Tongueless
Tongues Mute tongues will tell remembered hemlocks
Tongue’s Would use that tongue’s undreamed-of ecstasies
Tonight Then let us love tonight,
Too
Not too malicious; the strangeness of Harry Clarke’s Poe;129.7
Took
Top
Topless And blazed in beauty, deep on topless deep,
Torment My blood was burning in my veins, and all the torment
Tormented
Torn
Torso
Torture With torture on their burning spits.
Tortured Though they who tortured me were far behind,
Tortures Tortures would mark the finish of my quest.
Torturing
Toss
Total
Tottered And tottered in a spreading pool of blood;
Touches There touches his body lightly a shiver,
Toward Her bow toward the cleaner west
Toward the sea.
072.11
077.11
089.13
104.11
084.11
039.16
054.24
028.10
004.49
061.1
007.16
036.16
048.3
050.12
087.4
093.14
097.5
100.5
114.8
013.13
046.37
128.21
074.5
034.11
069.3
007.5
007.13
007.21
019.3
080.13
045.7
133.23
092.4
030.48
085.9
086.4
084.10
056.11
036.12
106.2
018.5
048.18
066.16
069.8
074.4
T
Towers From towers topless as the realms of sleep
Town
Towns The names of all the Roman towns;
Trace
Tracery Beyond the window’s tracery
Traces Where I entered the traces
Track By forest track
Trackless
Tracks With the fresher tracks of cloven
Traded Live riotously, ere thy life for death be traded,
Trail
Trailed Trailed countless fingers in the ebon edge
Transcendent
Transitory
Or from transitory
Trap
Trapped Trapped in a crevice by great settling boulders.
Travel I sought it in far lands of timeless travel
Traveled And traveled backward past the age of man
Traveler No traveler crosses now the land,
405
078.5
082.12
083.1
085.7
088.13
091.14
125.11
069.3
086.10
022.11
137.4
025.9
036.38
065.11
077.8
104.3
107.3
114.6
055.1
033.15
061.2
036.62
126.14
097.3
036.36
056.6
085.10
011.13
131.4
034.14
033.31
096.1
075.14
059.4
036.1
146.2
036.18
010.17
014.11
067.7
067.11
067.17
067.26
067.27
067.43
067.44
406
Traveler’s
Travelled
Traveller The lands no traveller ever found on earth;
Travels And yet, in all my travels I could only find
Traversed
Tread And never footsteps tread the ground.
Treasure
Tree
Trees
Treetops Over the treetops, under the boughs,
Tremble I shall teach her the lore of Venus till all her sweet body tremble,
Trembling
Tremendous
067.50
067.51
067.54
067.56
096.92
013.19
030.3
116.12
134.13
013.15
079.9
010.12
051.42
096.17
100.4
062.2
093.3
093.10
093.14
137.18
001.9
002.5
011.2
015.42
035.2
051.50
061.1
065.10
065.17
065.21
102.10
131.2
062.8
003.29
015.10
060.9
083.3
101.12
130.9
141.9
018.6
074.12
089.10
T
Tremors Tremors across his white flesh pass.
Tremulous
Tresses I am enraptured of one immortally lovely, with beautiful tresses,
Tribute At her feet I have laid the tribute of a burning intolerable passion,
Trick
Trickle Unto my feet a little trickle crept
Trickling The mouth where something dark was trickling through.
Tried
Triumph I am the triumph of all-seeing eye,
Triumphal
Triumphant
Trodden Trembling, he moans on the trodden grass;
Tropic And stifling tropic heat;
Troy
Trysting For a promised trysting, a god long due, she yearns,
True
Trunk From a trunk, that withered, blighted bole,
Trunks Whose gaunt trunks guarded with malevolence
Trust
Of Venus’s trust,
Truth Believed no truth except what pleased her;
Truths And truths I could not otherwise discover.
Trying Each step eternal, on I struggled, trying
Tryst
Tuft
Tumbled The lanes where hopeful virgins tumbled.
Tumbles Where the little lithe worm still tumbles and crawls,
Tumescent
407
018.8
004.58
003.1
020.1
003.21
043.18
121.12
078.1
073.8
075.10
088.8
093.12
133.53
007.32
049.19
018.6
048.10
008.10
012.31
067.31
019.7
096.83
113.8
120.8
121.12
134.20
045.2
045.19
093.9
011.8
091.9
005.4
051.4
121.1
121.6
124.6
128.30
120.12
085.11
065.3
101.6
092.9
128.24
062.4
030.16
408
Tune
Turn
I turn to this,
Turned And turned to flee that corpse’s hideous head.
Turning Dawn breaks abroad; then happily she dances, turning
Turns He turns, and now returns to unheard choral
Turtle And it only rhymes with turtle......
Tut-tut “Tut-tut, Mr. Forchamer. You’re not. You’re homely.”
Twelve Till a quarter of twelve,
Twice Twice excellent; thus your slight flaws evince
Twilight Twilight upon the hills and woods was dying,
Twilight’s
Twin
Twined see also Branch-Twined
Twining Deep stems twining around the mandrake,
Twist
Twisted There where the gnarled limbs twisted
Two
Tyre
105.6
004.9
007.40
012.11
016.2
037.13
067.11
083.10
096.19
125.11
130.7
134.14
141.7
029.11
034.16
048.2
048.3
078.5
081.7
090.10
092.11
066.15
068.6
135.11
139.10
143.2
143.10
117.12
015.1
048.13
147.3
143.5
030.36
074.14
038.5
038.10
045.1
051.24
081.5
091.9
100.1
102.1
049.1
049.7
U
Unassuaged
Unattaining
Unattended
Unbodied
Unborn Blessed be the unborn for they shall be dead.
Unbound
Unbroken
In bond unbroken,
Unceasing
Uncertain
Unchanging
eternal,
Unclothe
Uncomplete
Uncover Then flesh and spirit, unceasing springs, uncover—
Undaunted
Abyssal pilgrimage undaunted, strong
Undeceive
Under Under the grass?
Under the grass.
Underlying
Underneath
Undeserving
Undone And certainty, by doubt and change, undone,
Undreamed-Of
051.19
124.1
051.1
010.10
108.3
049.12
132.4
051.26
087.3
112.15
096.35
092.2
051.26
024.7
121.8
038.4
038.16
062.8
138.32
121.3
010.14
078.2
051.4
050.8
410
caresses
Unearthly
Unended
Unending
Unexpected
Unfathomed
Unfetter
Unforgetful
Unforgotten
Unfounded
Unfurled
Ungovernable
Unheard
Unholy Lighting swamps and tarns unholy
Unhuman
Unison To make the unison of this half-heard overtone;
United Then all the seas united with a roar
Unity
Universe
creeping
Universes
Unknown
003.3
028.10
073.11
111.11
070.14
111.12
114.5
007.31
130.6
141.6
051.21
039.17
128.4
069.4
003.22
068.6
126.5
070.13
111.10
094.9
134.17
013.26
036.34
102.19
107.4
112.11
130.7
141.7
030.40
004.63
010.22
026.10
U
Unless Unless in deeper love both are combined;
Unmeaning
Unreadable
Unreal The night grows dim and unreal and reeling: do I waken
Unrelieving
Unrequiting
Unreturning
Unsated To ponder old, unsated malices.
Unseeing
Unseen Just presences, unseen, unknown
Unspoken
Unsurcease
Until
Until, between
Unto
411
028.2
034.4
037.11
059.13
088.1
088.12
101.23
109.26
111.12
133.61
134.3
051.25
102.2
074.7
101.29
096.20
119.9
034.14
127.15
110.4
010.22
056.3
063.1
073.13
147.10
096.65
030.52
037.7
054.28
069.13
072.11
078.4
091.6
109.16
004.46
007.35
007.49
007.57
007.58
078.1
080.14
412
Untold
Up
see also Dried-Up
Uplifted Thy lovely face uplifted now,
Upon
Died upon birth.
Upon her to bestow;
Upper As I went onward toward those upper lairs.
Uprose Uprose gigantic in the endless gloom,
Urgent Drifting as leaves but urgent with a force
Urges
Urn
Urning Oh hearts encysted in supernal urning.
Us
030.51
017.5
095.13
096.86
004.18
004.76
010.21
015.1
015.10
015.21
024.6
025.7
036.32
036.61
039.6
041.2
045.20
047.20
047.36
049.10
059.2
059.6
059.16
066.1
069.1
076.3
077.3
079.10
081.1
087.5
092.3
092.13
093.12
107.2
107.14
109.2
122.14
137.26
138.1
074.4
011.4
147.11
083.2
004.76
051.56
004.49
004.50
004.51
U
Use
Used
Useless
Usual
Usurped
Utmost
Utter
Uttered
We will pass from rapture to rapture and plumb the most
utter abysses
413
004.52
004.53
004.69
004.71
035.2
046.37
049.6
139.7
146.1
146.4
146.9
147.3
022.7
028.10
138.22
015.11
076.5
087.6
138.38
013.13
084.10
024.1
036.10
036.43
003.15
007.57
013.27
024.11
138.9
045.17
V
Vacant The vacant spaces of the weary night;
Vacua His realms were vacua, he proved his vow
Vagaries Delight in sudden vagaries of your mind.
Vague I offer thee the vague, vast Hadean domain
Vaguely Her eyelids vaguely stir;
Vain
In vain for peace.
Vainly Vainly recalling old wraiths of memory,
I vainly seek.
Vair
Valerian Thy purple eyes, Valerian,
Valerian! Valerian!
Vales
Valley Down the far closure of the valley, sky,
Valleys Through its valleys and its mountains
Vampirish
Vanished
The vanished joy
The vanished joy
Vanishing
007.50
020.12
036.39
081.14
131.12
107.10
117.14
012.5
120.3
058.6
004.53
013.32
036.8
041.14
043.18
060.18
070.6
118.14
006.6
036.49
101.25
096.76
030.1
030.13
030.25
030.29
030.45
030.49
030.53
095.9
147.6
033.1
025.11
012.33
030.34
036.38
059.14
067.33
076.11
063.12
V
Vassal The greatest riddle and though vassal claimed the vassalage
Vassalage
Vast
Vaster Before a vaster deep beyond all thought,
Vastness In alien land, by night’s resounding vastness?
Vaults And four-dimension vaults revolve and open wide;
Veil
Veiled see also Cypress-Veiled
Veins
Velvet Across a velvet sky. And when I came.
Vengeance
Venomous
Venus I shall teach her the lore of Venus till all her sweet body tremble,
Venus’s Of Venus’s trust,
Vermeil My withered heart, stained as with vermeil and rich vair,
Vermilion
Verse
Very
Vespertime
Vestige And of his face, there was no vestige seen,
Vesture Its superficial vesture whose arrays
Vestures Her vestures; both were quite revealing.
415
014.35
014.35
011.6
012.5
033.13
034.7
037.3
067.5
071.8
079.1
081.10
094.6
095.6
105.1
105.6
106.12
109.34
036.14
059.12
130.14
141.14
043.33
106.13
007.5
007.24
092.10
071.4
024.3
101.13
003.29
005.4
096.76
017.16
135.9
054.50
059.13
138.21
069.9
029.5
090.5
107.13
117.3
128.36
416
Vibrations
076.8
Victims And all around their other victims wait,
087.2
View
069.9
086.9
116.11
Vigil
055.18
Vilely
029.7
Villanelle
042.1
042.6
042.12
042.18
Vine
015.22
023.2
092.6
098.4
Vintage With a rare old vintage mellowed in wood!
022.10
Violet Garlands of rose and violet, and wreaths of vine;
015.22
019.6
071.6
088.2
127.10
Vipers You stain vermilion vipers in dank glades.
017.16
Virgin Hetaira, matron, virgin bringing
049.25
Virgins The lanes where hopeful virgins tumbled.
128.24
Virtue A paragon, except in virtue,
128.25
Virtues Or quite agree—it’s all the same; no virtues please
096.64
Virtuous “Ely Forchamer, Miss Shere. I’m white and virtuous and fairly goo—” 139.9
Visible Though nothing visible is there
010.6
Vision His vision, and he peered across the darkling sky
014.17
030.54
033.33
034.14
055.19
095.12
112.16
134.8
Visions With visions of the stellar pits,
030.46
Vital
051.13
Voice
001.1
001.14
026.9
047.33
053.12
083.9
099.9
109.34
129.4
V
Voiceless
Voices Maiden voices are mute;
Void
Voluptuously
Vow
417
131.3
147.7
001.5
006.22
080.4
004.65
012.34
067.34
096.91
109.15
122.11
036.30
096.74
014.6
014.7
107.10
W
Wa
Wailing The wind is wailing in the willow trees tonight;
Wait
Will wait, alone.
Waited Where silence ruled yet something waited me
Waiting Passionlessly waiting till the spell shall be broken
Waits
Waken In the years yet to be, in the slumbering lovers and loves of
the future, the passions to waken,
Wakened
Wakening
Wakens She wakens with the dew yet cool upon her eyelids
Waking The worlds of sleep and waking,
Walk
096.82
061.1
012.11
065.24
067.11
067.53
087.2
130.1
130.17
141.1
141.17
011.5
036.49
072.2
122.8
006.7
006.23
021.6
035.11
038.7
073.9
101.13
129.10
065.22
066.6
134.8
043.15
101.29
130.9
141.9
041.6
051.45
044.2
066.1
109.17
044.8
051.1
059.16
101.6
126.16
W
Walked And the living walked less like men
Walking I hear them in the grass when I am walking
Walks He walks where none can know or see,
Wall
Walled The dark, walled city slowly came in view,
Walls
Walpurgis
Walpurgis Eve.
Walska Elizabeth Arden, Walska, and Rubenstein;
Wan
Wand As if a wizard’s wand
Wander And wander in far lands and seas, alone,
Wandered
Wanders Then wanders onward while the shadows fall,
Wane That murmur of things that wane,
Wanes A fuller dream replacing that that wanes.
Waning Springtide waning, Beauty sweet,
Want
What do I want?
This do I want.
War
Warble The clear, pure warble of a nightingale
419
130.13
141.13
048.6
091.10
131.1
014.9
041.7
050.10
053.1
053.16
088.9
124.7
134.4
086.9
047.11
069.1
072.7
078.9
061.12
129.11
045.11
046.23
104.3
034.3
025.3
033.25
037.9
047.6
033.2
036.11
036.36
071.1
069.12
001.10
003.25
036.6
043.20
063.10
096.68
051.14
065.19
100.6
123.16
123.20
017.18
021.5
420
Warbling
Warmer Or if, beneath those warmer, clearer skies,
Warming
Warmth The radiant god ascends with warmth eternal,
Warning A warning cry—the shadowy forms are shifting:
Wars
Was
Was self-imposed.
Our task was done.
Warily
Warm
028.3
082.5
004.73
049.8
049.14
092.13
114.7
117.2
099.12
075.6
066.10
015.45
083.9
024.4
003.34
007.5
007.7
007.25
011.23
013.11
013.21
014.23
015.1
015.19
015.33
015.35
015.37
026.7
027.1
029.5
029.6
029.14
030.9
034.15
035.8
036.13
036.26
036.37
037.7
043.7
043.8
043.14
043.18
043.27
W
He was half-mad;
Was someone here?
421
043.28
045.5
046.2
046.3
046.4
046.10
046.21
046.26
046.30
047.14
049.18
051.17
052.1
054.48
057.3
057.15
058.12
059.11
070.7
072.10
073.5
073.8
073.14
076.1
079.8
079.13
080.6
085.1
088.1
089.1
090.14
091.3
092.8
092.14
093.14
099.1
099.11
104.14
105.14
106.1
106.3
106.5
106.7
106.8
106.10
107.3
107.7
107.9
107.12
422
119.1
119.4
122.4
128.14
128.17
128.33
That once was man.
133.72
136.11
137.28
140.5
144.1
144.5
145.1
Washing Sunk beneath the washing wave;
047.2
Wasn’t Who plainly wasn’t old enough?
138.34
Waste Where only the wind and the wide, waste meadows have their home, 020.5
036.30
051.5
Wasted Of wasted years;
039.15
Wasteland
010.5
Wasteland
086.1
131.7
Wastes The blood-red waving wastes of sand
055.11
085.7
Wastrel I am wastrel, never keeper,
133.34
Watch I paused and watched the cryptic waters watch.
011.17
030.15
035.2
047.20
051.63
065.22
077.4
077.4
096.23
096.37
114.12
138.39
Watched
011.17
030.11
036.34
036.44
055.8
068.3
073.9
074.9
087.13
W
Watching
Water Of water, fire, earth and air attend you,
Waters I paused and watched the cryptic waters watch.
Water-Snakes
Wave
Waves see also Sea-Waves
Waving The blood-red waving wastes of sand
Way
Wayfarer
Ways
dissemble
423
112.6
006.23
073.3
051.40
126.10
011.17
011.21
011.24
011.1
011.12
060.3
060.13
094.5
095.1
126.1
125.9
047.2
094.10
048.14
060.8
060.18
133.23
055.11
060.7
033.11
037.3
037.14
044.8
049.8
049.14
051.63
054.29
067.51
096.28
101.26
114.4
131.9
059.9
003.31
013.17
033.24
037.9
045.3
051.45
424
We
abysses
dissemble
Though we die.
We shall pass.
While we say,
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep,
We were most high;
117.1
118.11
124.11
131.13
003.15
003.19
003.27
003.31
003.40
004.48
004.50
004.54
004.70
007.9
007.11
007.13
007.14
007.15
007.17
014.21
014.24
014.27
014.31
035.1
035.3
035.5
035.7
035.9
035.10
035.11
039.5
039.10
039.22
039.22
046.34
046.36
046.38
046.39
046.46
048.2
048.3
048.4
048.19
048.21
049.1
049.7
049.19
W
dawning
spawning.
We have lived through cycles of birth and change, through
cosmic ages,
creeping
wonder supernal:
and eternal,
Weak Until, my shaking limbs grown weak, I stepped
Weaken Is it thine that shall weaken and wane?
Weaker Briefer, weaker,
Wealth DEATH: I offer thee the wealth
Wear
Wearier And of your lush young beauty I grow wearier
Wearies Each vespertime, he wearies of the view
Wearily So endlessly, so wearily, you paced
Weariness
But weariness.
Weary see also Sea-Weary
425
067.54
067.55
079.9
112.1
112.3
112.5
112.6
112.7
112.8
112.10
112.11
112.13
112.14
112.15
136.1
136.9
146.3
146.4
146.8
078.4
101.22
104.9
043.20
133.37
012.18
051.32
067.18
096.13
096.17
096.73
096.50
069.9
037.5
096.62
007.54
013.12
013.27
007.16
007.45
007.50
013.1
426
Why am I weary?
Thus am I weary.
Weave Enchanted me with dreams that weave;
Weaving And when I crossed the imperial weaving span
Webbed Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture of
Web-Faced
Webwork
Wed
Wedgwood
Wee
Weeds see also Marsh-Weeds
Weedy The weedy pastures and the drowned, the dead;
Week Was it an hour? Eternity? A week?—
Weep We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep
We shall not weep,
Weird With skirling fires of weird, vast fanes,
Welcome
Well
013.19
016.1
045.11
050.5
054.29
091.4
096.7
096.29
096.43
096.49
096.98
103.2
112.12
123.6
123.10
124.8
042.5
061.10
116.6
071.5
043.25
125.3
075.2
007.36
054.10
129.1
095.7
060.12
095.11
072.10
084.14
014.21
014.24
014.27
014.31
051.16
034.7
081.4
093.7
095.8
049.5
007.15
042.10
W
Went
Were
love her,
Is it only a mirror for love that I find in the beauty that else
were as shadowed as night?
We were most high;
427
047.40
096.68
110.1
114.12
128.35
139.11
139.15
007.29
030.41
074.4
128.19
003.33
007.9
007.11
007.20
007.22
007.33
007.36
013.21
015.7
015.17
015.21
015.23
015.39
026.12
030.5
030.8
030.9
030.13
030.21
033.19
036.25
036.27
036.29
043.4
043.27
046.23
046.34
046.36
046.39
053.12
057.4
057.14
078.7
079.1
080.1
428
We’re
West
Wet
What
spawning.
For you were token.
080.5
080.8
081.14
085.9
085.14
095.2
096.32
096.54
101.12
104.1
104.2
104.7
105.1
105.7
106.9
107.10
112.3
113.3
115.1
115.3
115.5
115.9
116.3
116.4
116.8
120.14
121.4
128.28
128.36
132.6
135.7
136.3
138.35
138.18
048.18
086.1
125.1
011.22
057.8
136.12
013.10
015.17
016.3
017.1
017.2
017.12
022.2
022.6
W
What do I want?
What end smaller
Whatever
429
026.1
026.5
036.12
037.11
038.3
038.11
041.9
041.11
041.13
050.13
051.1
051.31
059.9
072.9
074.3
075.7
077.7
079.3
079.4
079.6
083.5
083.7
083.8
086.3
090.7
091.1
091.2
096.17
118.4
118.10
121.5
121.7
123.16
128.30
130.8
133.62
133.63
137.1
137.19
137.29
138.18
139.5
139.6
139.7
139.12
141.8
083.12
430
Whelming
When When the cold monotone
We were present when space grew heavy with seeds of its
own spawning.
024.5
002.27
005.1
005.5
015.3
017.20
030.9
030.21
030.43
036.25
036.26
036.37
036.52
036.55
038.12
039.1
047.13
048.8
054.26
067.55
069.13
070.9
071.4
071.5
071.12
079.7
079.11
081.11
081.13
085.4
085.7
086.12
088.7
096.33
096.82
097.7
112.2
112.3
113.4
128.19
129.8
130.6
130.7
130.11
131.1
131.3
131.11
W
But when my span
Whence Living in their silence secrets whence no whisper
Where Where the lilies bloom above;
Where only the wind and the wide, waste meadows have their home,
Where soaring pinions
431
133.58
133.59
134.13
137.10
137.25
138.8
141.6
141.7
141.11
141.14
006.11
017.4
017.12
033.28
046.3
088.1
147.9
004.26
006.21
006.23
010.2
011.2
011.5
011.7
014.9
015.27
015.44
018.12
019.2
020.5
023.1
023.7
027.13
028.2
030.23
030.40
033.15
033.26
033.40
034.12
034.14
036.3
036.9
036.13
036.22
036.29
037.12
040.8
041.4
432
041.8
045.1
047.4
047.6
047.25
047.31
047.41
049.13
050.10
056.11
057.12
059.7
060.3
060.10
060.13
060.22
062.4
065.10
065.11
065.16
069.4
069.7
070.7
070.10
070.11
070.13
071.1
071.10
073.8
076.1
076.4
079.5
080.13
081.10
088.6
089.1
090.11
092.8
096.101
099.4
099.9
101.6
101.9
103.13
106.6
107.8
109.12
109.39
111.6
W
Wherefor
Wherein
433
Where miasmal stenches slowly
113.6
116.5
124.7
125.2
126.6
128.24
130.4
130.20
134.6
134.10
141.4
141.20
050.7
118.9
134.19
Wherever
Whether
Which Still seeking that which I had never found,
Whichever
While A little while,
While we say,
102.3
109.35
090.11
077.9
099.11
036.42
048.12
051.49
054.13
068.14
070.4
089.13
101.28
106.3
136.10
143.6
050.3
004.14
004.31
004.32
004.42
004.50
004.54
004.72
010.11
037.13
045.11
048.17
049.11
434
While I pass by
Whines From the palace, a marble monster whines,
Whirl
Whirled In a furnace of ecstasy whirled,
Whirls Or whirls
Whirlwind
Whisper Living in their silence secrets whence no whisper
Whispered
Whispering
Whispers
White see also Flesh-White
be ashen,
054.29
054.40
061.5
062.9
065.22
069.12
073.3
073.9
081.6
095.4
096.37
096.58
096.67
096.73
119.7
133.41
147.3
125.18
023.1
043.22
060.2
096.23
128.31
006.11
015.43
044.2
047.12
102.11
110.8
147.8
004.62
082.1
001.2
045.4
045.20
063.2
062.7
102.9
003.7
003.23
009.7
009.8
018.8
W
435
020.4
There are strange eyes that beckon, white breasts and bodies crying 020.9
025.5
042.2
White
046.41
054.23
057.4
057.23
058.3
060.17
095.13
099.5
101.27
104.6
White-Caps
020.8
White-Limbed
019.4
Who
004.3
004.60
004.74
008.10
008.13
014.7
014.25
014.34
015.37
027.3
028.9
029.3
046.31
049.3
051.18
054.15
059.16
064.3
076.5
085.2
085.9
090.3
100.3
111.12
113.10
120.7
121.6
133.58
138.12
138.33
436
Whole I lived whole cycles of existence; I am wise;
Wholly With its drapery hiding all wholly,
Whom In whom all Beauty’s graces meet—
Whoops How it howls and whoops
Whose Whose gaunt trunks guarded with malevolence
Whose rare
Why
138.34
139.8
140.7
144.2
145.2
146.3
146.8
013.29
067.5
112.9
145.5
043.35
051.11
096.40
012.52
014.6
113.8
116.1
118.11
002.12
011.8
014.13
014.14
014.22
014.28
015.20
028.12
043.16
046.46
051.17
057.4
062.10
075.4
075.13
078.11
094.5
113.13
117.3
119.6
126.11
127.3
127.9
146.6
147.8
056.2
056.4
056.12
078.13
W
437
083.3
083.6
101.11
Why am I sad?
123.1
Why am I weary?
123.6
Why am I old?
123.11
128.32
Of why the plan
133.70
138.12
138.36
Alone know why,
143.8
147.8
Wide
034.9
060.7
060.16
097.1
130.14
131.9
141.14
Widening
078.3
Wild
015.4
015.31
015.47
020.11
055.7
061.8
Running wild
133.48
Wilde The thought of Wilde in Piccadilly,
128.3
Wildly How it wildly swoops
002.14
007.24
012.53
027.5
068.4
124.7
Wildwood
063.2
Will
002.28
She will strip herself naked, in splendid and terrible glory array her, 003.9
betray her.
003.11
Her lips and her face and her breasts, all her body I will cover
with kisses,
003.13
003.14
abysses
003.15
In my arms I will hold her, passive, but I know her flesh will
be aching
003.17
438
There will never be rapture nor passion like ours, our bond
shall not sever
There will be,
You will return;
You will return;
Will a woman be born, or a man ever live through whose
soul such a madness and fury will sweep?
003.39
004.9
004.33
004.35
004.36
004.37
004.66
004.69
004.78
004.81
005.3
007.41
012.34
013.30
013.31
026.5
026.9
026.13
030.51
036.58
036.63
039.2
039.3
039.4
039.5
039.7
039.10
039.13
039.16
039.19
039.21
039.22
043.16
046.43
052.2
052.5
052.8
054.53
055.17
055.18
065.1
065.3
065.4
065.7
065.9
065.11
065.13
W
Will wait, alone.
Will atom keep
Willow The willow branches’ languid tendrils sank,
Willow-Fingers
Willow-Grasses
439
065.14
065.18
065.19
065.22
065.24
067.34
067.45
067.55
077.10
096.41
096.47
097.6
102.14
102.20
103.3
108.2
113.8
117.8
118.3
118.4
118.5
118.6
118.7
118.12
122.5
126.16
130.6
130.9
130.12
130.13
130.15
130.16
133.66
134.23
139.16
141.6
141.9
141.12
141.13
141.15
141.16
146.3
011.18
061.1
011.25
001.2
440
Willows
011.12
033.27
056.10
Willy
129.5
Win
138.7
Wind
see also Night-Wind, North-Wind, Sea-Wind
001.1
001.9
001.12
002.7
002.28
002.35
004.62
015.5
015.41
015.43
028.7
061.1
062.7
063.12
065.4
111.3
147.3
Wind-Departed
060.5
Winding And past the winding river’s end you gaze,
147.4
Winding-Sheet
046.45
Window And through its darkened window see no sky:
118.2
Window-Blind
083.1
Window-Pane
136.2
Windows
086.11
Window’s
055.1
055.5
Winds see also Dream-Winds
015.6
038.2
044.2
109.9
110.8
123.2
Wind’s For song and laughter, now the wind’s regret;
040.5
W
Wine
For wine of fire.
Love and wine.
With wine of life.
Wine-Full
Wine-red
Wing
Winging Whence the last birds are winging?
Wings Pause, rest, turn back while still your wings are strong,
Winking
Wins
Winter In heat of summer day or cold of winter snow;
Wiped I am the cinder wiped away,
Wisdom I am wisdom of my own self blind,
Wise
At last are wise
Wish
Witches’
Witch-Fires
Witch-Forms
441
003.8
015.24
022.4
022.8
022.12
023.4
023.8
027.7
030.19
039.12
040.7
043.29
096.20
097.8
098.2
119.13
124.3
098.8
022.3
034.13
033.28
037.3
037.13
071.7
079.1
079.4
079.7
105.1
105.6
098.2
068.9
131.6
133.54
133.5
138.21
013.29
014.29
119.7
120.6
129.16
127.8
125.10
045.7
442
Witching
Witch-Lights
With
With fitful gust
betray her.
Her lips and her face and her breasts, all her body I will cover
with kisses,
006.15
061.6
001.2
001.12
002.21
003.1
003.2
003.11
003.13
003.19
003.35
004.7
004.58
004.77
007.4
007.9
007.25
007.32
008.1
008.2
009.1
009.3
009.5
009.7
009.9
009.11
009.13
009.15
009.17
009.19
009.21
009.23
011.8
011.10
011.12
012.25
012.37
013.7
013.25
013.27
015.28
015.43
016.1
017.14
018.7
W
With wine of life.
With empty fanes.
443
018.9
019.1
019.5
020.1
020.7
022.10
022.11
025.9
026.8
027.4
027.10
028.8
029.2
029.4
029.13
030.16
030.31
030.42
030.46
030.48
030.55
032.8
034.1
034.7
035.2
036.5
036.50
036.60
037.6
039.8
039.12
042.4
042.5
043.2
043.25
043.26
043.35
044.6
046.10
046.21
046.29
047.26
048.7
048.23
049.2
050.13
444
051.6
051.46
051.50
051.54
053.1
053.16
055.4
055.7
055.16
057.4
059.7
059.8
060.7
062.3
063.2
063.12
065.16
065.17
066.1
066.10
067.25
068.1
068.5
069.1
070.5
071.7
071.8
071.11
074.6
074.7
074.8
074.11
074.14
076.7
078.12
079.2
081.1
081.6
082.13
083.4
084.6
084.12
086.2
086.5
086.11
088.5
088.10
089.6
089.9
W
445
090.2
090.4
091.10
091.11
094.9
096.1
096.2
096.9
096.13
096.35
096.40
096.44
096.55
096.63
096.65
096.76
096.78
096.82
096.83
101.7
101.12
101.17
101.20
101.28
103.4
103.7
103.14
106.9
109.21
109.25
109.30
110.4
110.8
dawning
112.1
We were present when space grew heavy with seeds of its
own spawning.
112.3
112.6
112.12
113.2
113.4
114.3
114.14
115.3
115.5
118.3
119.9
120.2
446
With scholastic ladies,
Withdraw
Withered
Withering
Withholden
Within Within those precincts of the spectral night’s
Without
Witnessed
sun’s dawning
Wits
Witty
Wizards The things that mirthful wizards killed
Wizard’s Fermented in a wizard’s tomb.
120.3
125.3
126.14
127.3
127.10
127.13
128.37
129.6
129.13
134.11
135.11
135.12
138.14
138.20
138.28
140.3
140.6
145.3
147.11
096.84
035.2
043.31
045.2
093.11
096.76
009.11
033.32
011.15
011.20
034.16
059.1
088.2
111.8
138.25
111.8
115.2
112.1
112.10
138.10
135.5
030.47
030.20
W
Woe
Of bitter woe.
Woes
Woman Never has woman been loved as I shall love her, never
Will a woman be born, or a man ever live through whose
soul such a madness and fury will sweep?
Woman’s
Womb Whence came you, spawn of what abysmal womb?
Women Strange, grave women dream of some strange pleasure
Won
Wonder Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture
With I past all knowing,
supernal:
Wondered
Wonderland
Wonders They gorged on wonders vanished, dead.
Wondrous
Wondrously
Won’t And I hope that you won’t cry dear,
Wood With a rare old vintage mellowed in wood!
447
034.3
013.24
049.26
003.37
003.38
007.55
043.16
046.38
075.11
140.9
144.1
055.15
017.12
006.3
049.23
012.20
013.18
046.39
067.20
043.25
101.16
102.7
109.25
112.13
138.18
138.31
036.11
079.4
122.8
129.6
030.34
006.18
007.19
012.24
028.11
067.24
099.13
044.7
135.2
022.10
106.7
448
Woodland
Woods Twilight upon the hills and woods was dying,
Wood-Winds
Word
Words What words convey how closelier she follows
Working
Works And leave behind me all the weary works of man,
Workshop
World Lovely as any girl the world has seen,
Her world and sky.
Worlds That I could picture worlds I’ve never known,
015.34
015.1
015.13
015.26
062.1
065.6
109.3
028.2
102.9
041.9
102.4
114.9
120.4
121.4
121.9
135.5
137.12
138.2
142.6
096.98
092.2
008.11
015.36
024.14
026.7
035.4
036.37
043.24
044.7
056.1
056.5
056.9
059.2
064.1
066.5
068.14
069.2
095.1
102.7
109.20
109.33
110.9
117.5
142.4
025.2
W
Worm Of worm that multiplied on worm
Worm-King
Wormlike
Worm-Queen
Worms All the flesh on which fat worms have fed;
Worn
Worse To make my sufferings worse if I should dine.
Worship Our worship went beyond our own dim comprehension,
449
030.8
033.30
036.7
036.25
036.46
037.2
070.8
076.8
096.71
107.13
109.17
111.3
111.6
111.8
112.4
112.9
116.7
054.27
057.3
057.11
057.18
057.19
062.4
057.23
089.9
125.19
054.13
054.23
054.35
054.36
054.43
103.14
120.6
074.1
087.12
007.29
007.38
007.57
007.58
007.60
008.3
008.4
008.14
041.8
043.27
450
Worshipped
Worth You only live when all worth living’s lost.
The blood’s full worth.
Would For we would keep the pleasure and the torment burning,
Wouldst
Wound Wan hands and heads that had no trace of wound,
Wounds They slit me till a hundred new wounds bled;
Woven Thou hast woven a spell, was the chantment for only a moment
007.17
017.20
038.8
051.49
096.18
096.32
096.67
116.10
007.13
007.14
007.39
007.40
008.12
026.2
028.1
028.10
028.12
057.15
067.42
079.6
085.3
085.12
086.4
096.97
103.5
105.8
107.11
115.11
115.13
116.2
121.1
121.13
128.9
129.16
138.20
138.26
138.28
138.30
138.36
138.37
138.39
138.40
012.42
104.3
084.5
043.27
W
Wraiths Vainly recalling old wraiths of memory,
Wrath With bright-eyed ecstasy, exultant wrath,
Wreath Flesh and the grape and a wreath of vine!
Wreaths Garlands of rose and violet, and wreaths of vine;
Wriggle And wriggle through my gray
Write
Writhe Mandrakes writhe and witch-fires burn,
Writhed
Writhing
Wrong In search of vengeance for an ancient wrong
Of right or wrong,
Wrongs Were better than their hideous, measure wrongs.
Wrought
451
126.13
006.6
082.13
023.2
049.24
015.22
054.31
025.1
125.10
045.11
011.2
061.7
089.9
024.3
073.12
133.69
138.5
080.8
036.12
076.11
Y
Ye
Yea
Year
Yearn
Yearning
Yearns
Years
046.47
004.16
007.3
007.9
007.14
007.22
007.33
007.59
013.3
004.6
Of wasted years;
015.31
018.9
036.41
019.7
004.52
004.55
007.48
007.53
007.59
009.24
012.40
013.3
013.9
026.1
026.5
030.38
036.17
039.15
043.13
043.15
047.10
051.7
055.6
067.40
073.10
099.7
102.10
102.17
103.3
118.4
Y
Years’
Yellow
Yet
Yew
Yield
In the years yet to be, in the slumbering lovers and loves of
the future, the passions to waken,
453
119.5
138.17
099.8
104.13
006.22
007.7
011.5
013.3
013.11
013.15
036.26
036.36
036.41
037.9
040.7
042.10
043.3
043.15
043.33
046.38
046.42
051.3
051.5
051.60
059.16
066.1
067.51
070.11
074.3
074.14
075.3
085.7
093.5
096.47
104.10
109.23
109.26
110.16
113.10
114.9
115.11
124.8
128.32
146.1
068.2
004.46
012.53
454
Yielded The poppy yielded you demented dreams,
Thou hast webbed me with wonder and yielded me rapture
Yonder Unknown what goal, if any goal, lies yonder
Yore
You
You will return;
You will return;
I adore you,
Only you.
After you.
119.11
017.13
043.25
058.1
037.11
054.51
006.17
006.21
017.1
017.5
017.6
017.7
017.12
017.13
017.14
017.15
017.16
017.20
033.38
033.40
037.1
037.5
037.8
037.9
039.2
039.3
039.7
039.19
039.21
042.1
042.4
042.6
042.12
042.18
051.1
051.5
051.31
051.33
051.36
051.40
051.41
052.1
052.3
052.4
052.9
067.1
067.2
067.3
Y
For you to reign.
Have you forgot?—
Binds you, O Love.
455
067.5
067.6
067.7
067.10
067.17
067.18
067.22
067.26
067.27
067.32
067.41
067.42
067.43
067.45
067.46
067.53
077.2
077.3
077.6
077.7
077.11
096.35
096.36
096.37
096.39
096.41
096.43
096.52
098.8
109.40
113.1
114.1
114.2
114.4
114.5
114.10
114.12
114.14
115.12
115.14
116.1
116.3
116.9
116.11
116.13
117.2
118.3
118.4
118.5
456
You’d
You’ll
Young
For you were token.
And you and I
dawning
118.6
118.7
118.8
118.9
118.12
118.13
120.5
120.10
121.14
123.19
128.27
132.1
132.3
132.6
135.1
135.2
135.3
135.4
135.6
135.8
139.1
139.2
139.3
139.6
139.7
139.8
139.12
139.15
139.16
143.7
146.1
146.2
146.4
146.5
146.7
146.8
147.4
147.14
120.4
067.48
098.1
118.1
046.39
051.44
066.3
077.9
096.50
112.1
Y
Your
457
113.7
138.36
144.1
145.1
006.24
017.2
017.4
033.18
033.19
034.16
037.3
037.7
037.8
037.13
051.13
051.28
051.32
051.43
051.45
051.63
Your rotten breath
067.8
067.16
067.47
067.49
077.4
077.6
077.10
096.38
096.40
096.44
096.45
096.46
096.48
096.49
096.50
096.53
098.3
098.8
114.2
114.6
114.8
115.14
117.1
117.2
117.8
117.9
117.10
458
You’re “Tut-tut, Mr. Forchamer. You’re not. You’re homely.”
Yours
Yourself Green eyes you hide yourself behind; your face
Youth Youth and Song and Joy;
Youths Beautiful youths have long lain dead
You’ve You’ve come again. You keep me company here,
117.12
117.14
118.14
120.9
121.2
135.5
135.7
135.10
139.2
142.8
146.2
146.5
146.7
146.9
139.10
139.12
052.6
077.10
114.2
004.30
004.45
015.34
040.6
100.5
004.27
077.2
INDEX OF POEM TITLES
After Bacchus, Eros
After Sleep
Aftermath
Amphitrite
Aphrodite
At the Bacchic Revel
Aubade
Awakening
040
070
101
020
019
023
032
016
Bacchanalia
Bell, The
Borealis
015
094
034
Capture
Challenger, The
Chant to the Dead
Chaos Resolved
Classicist, The
Cocoon, The
Corpse Speaks, The
Corroding Acids
Creatures, The
Credo
Cypress-Bog, The
086
024
108
050
137
075
054
121
105
102
126
Dark Odyssey
Dead Mistress, The
Deadly Calm, The
Death and the Poet: a Fragment
Death and the Traveler: a Fragment
“Dig and delve”
Doom
Dream Changes, The
Dream that Dies, The
Dream, The
Dream-Horror
Drink!
Drinking Song, A
036
099
120
012
067
143
107
113
063
112
103
098
022
Ecstasy
Elegy
Epilude
Epitaph to a Lady
003
146
052
128
460
Epithalamium
Escape
Eye, The
051
085
083
Fantastic Sculpture
Fata Morgana
Five Lords, The
Fling Wide the Roses
For the Perishing Aphrodite
Forest Shapes
From the Shadowlands of Memory
Futility
092
033
046
097
043
062
027
026
Glow, The
Golden Poppy
Greatest Regret, The
Grip of Evil Dreams, The
109
134
025
104
Head, The
Hermaphroditus
Hungry Flowers, The
073
018
082
“I am as mad as mad can be,”
I am Man
In Madrikor
In Memoriam: George Sterling
In Memoriam: No Name
In the Attic
In the Pit
Incubus
Ishmael: I
II
142
133
010
014
035
074
087
058
068
069
Largo
Let us Love To-night
[Limerick]
Lines
Little Creature, The
Little Gods Wait, The
Look Homeward, Angel
Lost Atlantis
031
004
145
132
077
130
037
047
Marmora
Metal God, The
Monster Gods, The
Monstrous Form
Moon-Glen Altar, The
Morning of a Nymph, The
Morning Song
125
076
141
089
065
066
044
Index of Poem Titles
461
My Lady Hath Two Lovely Lips
100
Nightmare
Nightmare in Green
029
090
Old Companions, The
On some Drawings
Overtone, The
072
006
111
Pedagogues
Phantom
Philomela
Plague Ship, The
Poet’s Lament, The
Poet’s Language, The
Pool, The
Portrait of a Lady During a Half Hour Wait While She Finished Dressing
Prehistoric Huntsman, The
Prey, The
Purple
138
053
021
048
135
028
078
129
059
079
071
Queen in Other Skies, A
127
Rack, The
Red
Red Specter, The
084
017
106
Sanctity and Sin
Satiation
School of Seduction, The
Second Beauty, The
September Hill
Shadowy Night
Sleeper, The
Solitary
Somewhere Past Ispahan
Song of Autumn, The
Song of Oblivion, The
Song, The
Statues, The
Street Scene...
Surrender
007
013
140
116
147
056
064
131
096
002
009
110
081
139
114
Testament of Desertion, A
There was a Smell of Dandelions
“There was a young woman I know”
This Larger Room
Though all my Days
To Lucasta on her Birthday
123
136
144
118
115
041
462
To Myrrhiline
To the God of my Fathers
Torturers, The
Tree, The
008
124
080
Twice Excellent Perfection
093
117
Ultimate Vision, The
Under the Grass
Unknown Color, The
095
038
088
Vain Warning
Valerian
Villanelle à la Mode
The Voice of Beauty, The
Voyagers’ Return to Tyre, The
005
030
042
001
049
Water Sprite
What Followed me?
Whispering Knoll, The
Witches’ Sabbath
With Cat-like Tread
Woman Answers, The
Woman at the Window, The
Woodland Pool, The
Worm-King, The
060
091
045
061
122
119
055
011
057
You will Come back
039

the concordance for free as a pdf file

Transcription

Similar documents

BellaNYC - Faces Beautiful

Audrey Hepburn beauty tips

PDF

Selfridges, Claire Higgins, Maintaining customer

Beauty

Grazia Beauty

Bracken`s Brown Beauty Magnolia

party for a living

Media Kit - C Alan Morning Show

Country Club Bulletin