Fragments: 
    The deserts of dim sleep. 
    ‘The viewless and invisible consequence’. 
    A serpent-face. 
    Death in life. 
    ‘Such hope, as is the sick despair of good’. 
    ‘Alas this is not what I thought life was’. 
    Milton’s spirit. 
    ‘Unrisen splendour of the brightest sun’. 
    Pater OMNIPOTENS. 
    To the mind of man.

Note on poems of 1820, by Mrs Shelley.

Poems written in 1821: 

Dirge for the year.

To night.

Time.

Lines:  ‘Far, far away’.

From the Arabic:  An imitation.

To Emilia Viviani.

The fugitives.

To —.  ‘Music, when soft voices die’.

Song:  ‘Rarely, rarely, comest thou’.

Mutability.

Lines written on Hearing the news of the death of Napoleon.

Sonnet:  Political greatness.

The aziola.

A lament.

Remembrance.

To Edward Williams.

To —.  ‘One word is too often profaned’.

To —.  ‘When passion’s trance is overpast’.

A bridal song.

Epithalamium.

Another version of the same.

Love, hope, desire, and fear.

Fragments written for “Hellas”.

Fragment:  ‘I would not be A king’.

Ginevra.

Evening:  Ponte Al Mare, Pisa.

The boat on the Serchio.

Music.

Sonnet to Byron.

Fragment on Keats.

Fragment:  ‘Methought I was A billow in the crowd’.

To-morrow.

Stanza:  ‘If I walk in autumn’s even’.