| 1 | A Bronze Head |
| 2 | A Coat |
| 3 | A Cradle Song |
| 4 | A Crazed Girl |
| 5 | A Deep Sworn Vow |
| 6 | A Dialogue Of Self And Soul |
| 7 | A Dream Of Death |
| 8 | A Drinking Song |
| 9 | A Drunken Man's Praise Of Sobriety |
| 10 | A Faery Song |
| 11 | A First Confession |
| 12 | A Friend's Illness |
| 13 | A Last Confession |
| 14 | A Man Young And Old: I. First Love |
| 15 | A Man Young And Old: II. Human Dignity |
| 16 | A Man Young And Old: III. The Mermaid |
| 17 | A Man Young And Old: IV. The Death Of The Hare |
| 18 | A Man Young And Old: IX. The Secrets Of The Old |
| 19 | A Man Young And Old: V. The Empty Cup |
| 20 | A Man Young And Old: VI. His Memories |
| 21 | A Man Young And Old: VII. The Friends Of His Youth |
| 22 | A Man Young And Old: VIII. Summer And Spring |
| 23 | A Man Young And Old: X. His Wildness |
| 24 | A Man Young And Old: XI. From Oedipus At Colonus |
| 25 | A Meditation In Time Of War |
| 26 | A Memory Of Youth |
| 27 | A Nativity |
| 28 | A Poet To His Beloved |
| 29 | A Prayer For My Daughter |
| 30 | A Prayer For My Son |
| 31 | A Prayer For Old Age |
| 32 | A Prayer On Going Into My House |
| 33 | A Song |
| 34 | A Song From 'The Player Queen' |
| 35 | A Statesman's Holiday |
| 36 | A Stick Of Incense |
| 37 | A Thought From Propertius |
| 38 | A Woman Homer Sung |
| 39 | Adam's Curse |
| 40 | After Long Silence |
| 41 | Against Unworthy Praise |
| 42 | All Souls' Night |
| 43 | All Things Can Tempt Me |
| 44 | Among School Children |
| 45 | An Acre Of Grass |
| 46 | An Appointment |
| 47 | An Image From A Past Life |
| 48 | An Irish Airman Forsees His Death |
| 49 | Anashuya And Vijaya |
| 50 | Another Song Of A Fool |
| 51 | Are You Content? |
| 52 | At Algeciras - A Meditaton Upon Death |
| 53 | At Galway Races |
| 54 | At The Abbey Theatre |
| 55 | Baile And Aillinn |
| 56 | Beautiful Lofty Things |
| 57 | Before The World Was Made |
| 58 | Beggar To Beggar Cried |
| 59 | Blood And The Moon |
| 60 | Broken Dreams |
| 61 | Brown Penny |
| 62 | Byzantium |
| 63 | Chosen |
| 64 | Church And State |
| 65 | Closing |
| 66 | Colonel Martin |
| 67 | Colonus' Praise |
| 68 | Come Gather Round Me, Parnellites |
| 69 | Consolation |
| 70 | Coole Park And Ballylee, 1931 |
| 71 | Coole Park, 1929 |
| 72 | Crazy Jane And Jack The Journeyman |
| 73 | Crazy Jane And The Bishop |
| 74 | Crazy Jane Grown Old Looks At The Dancers |
| 75 | Crazy Jane On God |
| 76 | Crazy Jane On The Day Of Judgment |
| 77 | Crazy Jane On The Mountain |
| 78 | Crazy Jane Reproved |
| 79 | Crazy Jane Talks With The Bishop |
| 80 | Cuchulain Comforted |
| 81 | Cuchulan's Fight With The Sea |
| 82 | Death |
| 83 | Dedication To A Book Of Stories Selected From The Irish Novelists |
| 84 | Demon And Beast |
| 85 | Down By The Salley Gardens |
| 86 | Easter, 1916 |
| 87 | Ego Dominus Tuus |
| 88 | Ephemera |
| 89 | Fallen Majesty |
| 90 | Father And Child |
| 91 | Fergus And The Druid |
| 92 | For Anne Gregory |
| 93 | Fragments |
| 94 | Friends |
| 95 | From The 'Antigone' |
| 96 | Girl's Song |
| 97 | Gratitude To The Unknown Instructors |
| 98 | He Bids His Beloved Be At Peace |
| 99 | He Gives His Beloved Certain Rhymes |
| 100 | He Hears The Cry Of The Sedge |
| 101 | He Remembers Forgotten Beauty |
| 102 | He Reproves The Curlew |
| 103 | He Tells Of A Valley Full Of Lovers |
| 104 | He Tells Of The Perfect Beauty |
| 105 | He Thinks Of Those Who Have Spoken Evil Of His Beloved |
| 106 | He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven |
| 107 | He Wishes His Beloved Were Dead |
| 108 | Her Anxiety |
| 109 | Her Dream |
| 110 | Her Praise |
| 111 | Her Triumph |
| 112 | Her Vision In The Wood |
| 113 | High Talk |
| 114 | His Bargain |
| 115 | His Confidence |
| 116 | His Dream |
| 117 | His Phoenix |
| 118 | Hound Voice |
| 119 | I Am Of Ireland |
| 120 | Imitated From The Japanese |
| 121 | In Memory Of Alfred Pollexfen |
| 122 | In Memory Of Eva Gore-Booth And Con Markiewicz |
| 123 | In Memory Of Major Robert Gregory |
| 124 | In Tara's Halls |
| 125 | In The Seven Woods |
| 126 | Into The Twilight |
| 127 | John Kinsella's Lament For Mrs. Mary Moore |
| 128 | King And No King |
| 129 | Lapis Lazuli |
| 130 | Leda And The Swan |
| 131 | Lines Written In Dejection |
| 132 | Long-Legged Fly |
| 133 | Love's Loneliness |
| 134 | Lullaby |
| 135 | Mad As The Mist And Snow |
| 136 | Man And The Echo |
| 137 | Meditations In Time Of Civil War |
| 138 | Meeting |
| 139 | Memory |
| 140 | Men Improve With The Years |
| 141 | Michael Robartes And The Dancer |
| 142 | Model For The Laureate |
| 143 | Mohini Chatterjee |
| 144 | Never Give All The Heart |
| 145 | News For The Delphic Oracle |
| 146 | Nineteen Hundred And Nineteen |
| 147 | No Second Troy |
| 148 | O Do Not Love Too Long |
| 149 | Oil And Blood |
| 150 | Old Memory |
| 151 | Old Tom Again |
| 152 | On A Picture Of A Black Centaur By Edmund Dulac |
| 153 | On A Political Prisoner |
| 154 | On Being Asked For A War Poem |
| 155 | On Woman |
| 156 | Owen Aherne And His Dancers |
| 157 | Parnell |
| 158 | Parnell's Funeral |
| 159 | Parting |
| 160 | Paudeen |
| 161 | Peace |
| 162 | Players Ask For A Blessing On The Psalteries And On Themselves |
| 163 | Politics |
| 164 | Presences |
| 165 | Quarrel In Old Age |
| 166 | Reconciliation |
| 167 | Red Hanrahan's Song About Ireland |
| 168 | Remorse For Intemperate Speech |
| 169 | Responsibilities - Introduction |
| 170 | Roger Casement |
| 171 | Running To Paradise |
| 172 | Sailing To Byzantium |
| 173 | September 1913 |
| 174 | Shepherd And Goatherd |
| 175 | Sixteen Dead Men |
| 176 | Solomon And The Witch |
| 177 | Solomon To Sheba |
| 178 | Song For The Severed Head In `The King Of The Great Clock Tower' |
| 179 | Spilt Milk |
| 180 | Statistics |
| 181 | Stream And Sun At Glendalough |
| 182 | Supernatural Songs |
| 183 | Sweet Dancer |
| 184 | Swift's Epitaph |
| 185 | Symbols |
| 186 | That The Night Come |
| 187 | The Apparitions |
| 188 | The Arrow |
| 189 | The Ballad Of Father Gilligan |
| 190 | The Ballad Of Father O'Hart |
| 191 | The Ballad Of Moll Magee |
| 192 | The Ballad Of The Foxhunter |
| 193 | The Balloon Of The Mind |
| 194 | The Black Tower |
| 195 | The Blessed |
| 196 | The Cap And Bells |
| 197 | The Cat And The Moon |
| 198 | The Chambermaid's First Song |
| 199 | The Chambermaid's Second Song |
| 200 | The Choice |
| 201 | The Circus Animals' Desertion |
| 202 | The Cloak, The Boat And The Shoes |
| 203 | The Cold Heaven |
| 204 | The Coming Of Wisdom With Time |
| 205 | The Countess Cathleen In Paradise |
| 206 | The Crazed Moon |
| 207 | The Curse Of Cromwell |
| 208 | The Dancer At Cruachan And Cro-Patrick |
| 209 | The Dawn |
| 210 | The Delphic Oracle Upon Plotinus |
| 211 | The Dolls |
| 212 | The Double Vision Of Michael Robartes |
| 213 | The Everlasting Voices |
| 214 | The Falling Of The Leaves |
| 215 | The Fascination Of What's Difficult |
| 216 | The Fiddler Of Dooney |
| 217 | The Fish |
| 218 | The Fisherman |
| 219 | The Folly Of Being Comforted |
| 220 | The Fool By The Roadside |
| 221 | The Ghost Of Roger Casement |
| 222 | The Great Day |
| 223 | The Grey Rock |
| 224 | The Gyres |
| 225 | The Happy Townland |
| 226 | The Hawk |
| 227 | The Heart Of The Woman |
| 228 | The Host Of The Air |
| 229 | The Hosting Of The Sidhe |
| 230 | The Hour Before Dawn |
| 231 | The Indian To His Love |
| 232 | The Indian Upon God |
| 233 | The Lady's First Song |
| 234 | The Lady's Second Song |
| 235 | The Lady's Third Song |
| 236 | The Lake Isle Of Innisfree |
| 237 | The Lamentation Of The Old Pensioner |
| 238 | The Leaders Of The Crowd |
| 239 | The Living Beauty |
| 240 | The Lover Asks Forgiveness Because Of His Many Moods |
| 241 | The Lover Mourns For The Loss Of Love |
| 242 | The Lover Pleads With His Friend For Old Friends |
| 243 | The Lover Tells Of The Rose In His Heart |
| 244 | The Lover's Song |
| 245 | The Madness Of King Goll |
| 246 | The Magi |
| 247 | The Man Who Dreamed Of Faeryland |
| 248 | The Mask |
| 249 | The Meditation Of The Old Fisherman |
| 250 | The Moods |
| 251 | The Mother Of God |
| 252 | The Mountain Tomb |
| 253 | The Municipal Gallery Revisited |
| 254 | The New Faces |
| 255 | The Nineteenth Century And After |
| 256 | The O'Rahilly |
| 257 | The Old Age Of Queen Maeve |
| 258 | The Old Men Admiring Themselves In The Water |
| 259 | The Old Stone Cross |
| 260 | The Peacock |
| 261 | The Peacock |
| 262 | The People |
| 263 | The Phases Of The Moon |
| 264 | The Pilgrim |
| 265 | The Pity Of Love |
| 266 | The Poet Pleads With The Elemental Powers |
| 267 | The Ragged Wood |
| 268 | The Realists |
| 269 | The Results Of Thought |
| 270 | The Rose Of Battle |
| 271 | The Rose Of Peace |
| 272 | The Rose Of The World |
| 273 | The Rose Tree |
| 274 | The Sad Shepherd |
| 275 | The Saint And The Hunchback |
| 276 | The Scholars |
| 277 | The Second Coming |
| 278 | The Secret Rose |
| 279 | The Seven Sages |
| 280 | The Shadowy Waters: Introductory Lines |
| 281 | The Shadowy Waters: The Harp of Aengus |
| 282 | The Song Of The Happy Shepherd |
| 283 | The Song Of The Old Mother |
| 284 | The Song Of Wandering Aengus |
| 285 | The Sorrow Of Love |
| 286 | The Spirit Medium |
| 287 | The Spur |
| 288 | The Statues |
| 289 | The Stolen Child |
| 290 | The Three Beggars |
| 291 | The Three Bushes |
| 292 | The Three Hermits |
| 293 | The Three Monuments |
| 294 | The Tower |
| 295 | The Travail Of Passion |
| 296 | The Two Kings |
| 297 | The Two Trees |
| 298 | The Unappeasable Host |
| 299 | The Valley Of The Black Pig |
| 300 | The Wanderings of Oisin: Book I |
| 301 | The Wanderings of Oisin: Book II |
| 302 | The Wanderings of Oisin: Book III |
| 303 | The Wheel |
| 304 | The White Birds |
| 305 | The Wild Old Wicked Man |
| 306 | The Witch |
| 307 | The Withering Of The Boughs |
| 308 | These Are The Clouds |
| 309 | Those Dancing Days Are Gone |
| 310 | Those Images |
| 311 | Three Marching Songs |
| 312 | Three Movements |
| 313 | Three Songs To The One Burden |
| 314 | Three Things |
| 315 | To A Child Dancing In The Wind |
| 316 | To A Friend Whose Work Has Come To Nothing |
| 317 | To A Poet, Who Would Have Me Praise Certain Bad Poets, Imitators Of His And Mine |
| 318 | To A Shade |
| 319 | To A Squirrel At Kyle-Na-No |
| 320 | To A Young Beauty |
| 321 | To A Young Girl |
| 322 | To An Isle In The Water |
| 323 | To Be Carved On A Stone At Thoor Ballylee |
| 324 | To Dorothy Wellesley |
| 325 | To His Heart, Bidding It Have No Fear |
| 326 | To Ireland In The Coming Times |
| 327 | To Some I Have Talked With By The Fire |
| 328 | To The Rose Upon The Rood Of Time |
| 329 | Tom At Cruachan |
| 330 | Tom O'Roughley |
| 331 | Tom The Lunatic |
| 332 | Towards Break Of Day |
| 333 | Two Songs From A Play |
| 334 | Two Songs Of A Fool |
| 335 | Two Songs Rewritten For The Tune's Sake |
| 336 | Two Years Later |
| 337 | Under Ben Bulben |
| 338 | Under Saturn |
| 339 | Under The Moon |
| 340 | Under The Round Tower |
| 341 | Upon A Dying Lady |
| 342 | Upon A House Shaken By The Land Agitation |
| 343 | Vacillation |
| 344 | Veronica's Napkin |
| 345 | What Then? |
| 346 | What Was Lost |
| 347 | When Helen Lived |
| 348 | When You Are Old |
| 349 | Who Goes With Fergus? |
| 350 | Why Should Not Old Men Be Mad? |
| 351 | Wisdom |
| 352 | Words |
| 353 | Young Man's Song |
| 354 | Youth And Age |
