From Love Poems and Others (1913)

Cherry Robbers
Bei Hennef
Violets
Whether or Not
The Collier's Wife
The Drained Cup
A Snowy Day in School
The Best of School
Last Lesson of the Afternoon

From Amores (1916)

The Wild Common
Discord in Childhood
Weeknight Service
A Winter's Tale
Discipline
Scent of Irises
Last Words to Miriam
Endless Anxiety
At the Window
Sorrow
Brooding Grief
Malade

From Look! We Have Come Through! (1917)

She Looks Back
On the Balcony
Frohnleichnam
A Young Wife
River Roses
Gloire de Dijon
A Youth Mowing
Misery
Meeting among the Mountains
Spring Morning

From New Poems (1918)

Coming Awake
Letter from Town: The Almond-Tree
Thief in the Night
Twofold
Piccadilly Circus at Night: Street-Walkers
Piano

From Bay (1919)

Bombardment
Winter-Lull
Shades
Ruination
Nostalgia

Tortoises (1921)

Baby Tortoise
Tortoise Shell
Tortoise Family Connections
Lui et Elle
Tortoise Gallantry
Tortoise Shout

From Birds, Beasts, and Flowers (1923)

Pomegranate
Peach
Medlars and Sorb-Apples
Figs
Grapes
Peace
Cypresses
Bare Fig-Trees
Bare Almond-Trees
Almond Blossom
Purple Anemones
Sicilian Cyclamens
The Mosquito
Bat
Man and Bat
Snake
Turkey-Cock
Humming-Bird
Eagle in New Mexico
The Ass

From Pansies (1929)

How Beastly the Bourgeois Is
Swan
The Noble Englishman
Good Husbands Make Unhappy Wives
The Elephant is Slow to Mate
Self-Pity
The Mess of Love
Red-Herring
The Little Wowser
To Women, as Far as I'm Concerned
Can't Be Borne
Basta!
Lizard
Conundrums
The Saddest Day

From Last Poems (1932)

The Greeks are Coming!
The Argonauts
Middle of the World
Maximus
Butterfly
Bavarian Gentians
The Ship of Death

From More Pansies (1932)

Image-Making Love
The Emotional Friend
Intimates
The Uprooted
In a Spanish Tram-Car
Trees in the Garden
Storm in the Black Forest
Lord Tennyson and Lord Melchett
The White Horse

Appendix: Lawrence on Poetry
Poetry of the Present
Whitman (from Studies in Classic American Literature (1923))
Foreword to Collected Poems (1928)