Ozymandias.

Note on poems of 1817, by Mrs. Shelley.

Poems written in 1818.

To the Nile.

Passage of the apennines.

The past.

To Mary —.

On A faded violet.

Lines written among the Euganean hills.

Scene from “Tasso”.

Song for “Tasso”.

Invocation to misery.

Stanzas written in dejection, near Naples.

The woodman and the nightingale.

Marenghi.

Sonnet:  ‘Lift not the painted veil’.

Fragments: 
    To Byron. 
    Apostrophe to silence. 
    The lake’s margin. 
    ‘My head is wild with weeping’. 
    The vine-shroud.

Note on poems of 1818, by Mrs. Shelley.

Poems written in 1819: 

Lines written during the Castlereagh administration.

Song to the men of England.

SIMILES for two political characters of 1819.

Fragment:  To the people of England.

Fragment:  ‘What men gain fairly’.

A new national anthem.

Sonnet:  England in 1819.

An Ode written October, 1819.

Cancelled stanza.

Ode to heaven.

Ode to the west wind.

An exhortation.

The Indian serenade.

Cancelled passage.

To Sophia [miss Stacey].

To William Shelley, 1.

To William Shelley, 2.

To Mary Shelley, 1.

To Mary Shelley, 2.

On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci.

Love’s philosophy.

Fragment:  ‘Follow to the deep wood’s weeds’.

The birth of pleasure.