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===Titles: A - C===
===Titles: A - C===
* ''A Boy's Will'' (1913) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''A Boy's Will'' (1913) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''A City Winter and Other Poems'' (1951) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''A Further Range'' (1936) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''A Further Range'' (1936) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''A Green Bough'' (1933) - [[William Faulkner]]
* ''A Green Bough'' (1933) - [[William Faulkner]]
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* ''[[Lord Weary's Castle]]'' (1946) - [[Robert Lowell]]
* ''[[Lord Weary's Castle]]'' (1946) - [[Robert Lowell]]
* ''Losses'' (1948) - [[Randall Jarrell]]
* ''Losses'' (1948) - [[Randall Jarrell]]
* ''Love Poems (Tentative Title)'' (1965) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''[[Lunch Poems]]'' (1964) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''Lustra'' (1916) - [[Ezra Pound]]
* ''Lustra'' (1916) - [[Ezra Pound]]
* ''[[Lyrical Ballads|Lyrical Ballads, with a Few Other Poems]]'' – [[Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] and [[William Wordsworth]]
* ''[[Lyrical Ballads|Lyrical Ballads, with a Few Other Poems]]'' – [[Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] and [[William Wordsworth]]
* ''Main Street and Other Poems'' (1917) - [[Joyce Kilmer]]
* ''Main Street and Other Poems'' (1917) - [[Joyce Kilmer]]
* ''[[The Marriage of Heaven and Hell]]'' – [[William Blake]] 1790-1793
* ''[[The Marriage of Heaven and Hell]]'' – [[William Blake]] 1790-1793
* ''[[Meditations in an Emergency (book)|Meditations in an Emergency]]'' (1957) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''[[Men and Women (poetry collection)|Men and Women]]'' – [[Robert Browning]]
* ''[[Men and Women (poetry collection)|Men and Women]]'' – [[Robert Browning]]
* ''[[Mexico City Blues]]'' (1959) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[Mexico City Blues]]'' (1959) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
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* ''No Thanks'' (1935) - [[E. E. Cummings]]
* ''No Thanks'' (1935) - [[E. E. Cummings]]
* ''[[North of Boston]]'' (1914) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''[[North of Boston]]'' (1914) - [[Robert Frost]]
* ''Odes'' (1960) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''[[Old Angel Midnight]]'' (posthumous, 1973) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[Old Angel Midnight]]'' (posthumous, 1973) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats]]'' (1939) - [[T. S. Eliot]]
* ''[[Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats]]'' (1939) - [[T. S. Eliot]]
* ''[[Olney Hymns]]''
* ''[[Olney Hymns]]''
* ''Opus Posthumous'' (posthumous, 1957) - [[Wallace Stevens]]
* ''Opus Posthumous'' (posthumous, 1957) - [[Wallace Stevens]]
* ''Oranges: 12 pastorals'' (1953) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''Our Lady Peace'' - [[Mark Van Doren]]
* ''Our Lady Peace'' - [[Mark Van Doren]]
* ''Owl's Clover'' (1936) - [[Wallace Stevens]]
* ''Owl's Clover'' (1936) - [[Wallace Stevens]]
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* ''[[San Francisco Blues]]'' (posthumous, 1991) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[San Francisco Blues]]'' (posthumous, 1991) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[Scattered Poems]]'' (posthumous, 1971) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''[[Scattered Poems]]'' (posthumous, 1971) - [[Jack Kerouac]]
* ''Second Avenue'' (1960) - [[Frank O'Hara]]
* ''[[Seventh Heaven (book)|Seventh Heaven]]'' – [[Patti Smith]]
* ''[[Seventh Heaven (book)|Seventh Heaven]]'' – [[Patti Smith]]
* ''[[A Shropshire Lad]]'' - [[A. E. Housman]]
* ''[[A Shropshire Lad]]'' - [[A. E. Housman]]

Revision as of 03:55, 7 June 2013

The cover of T.S. Eliot's Prufrock and Other Observations, published in 1917, a collection of twelve poems including "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" referenced in the title

A poetry collection is often a compilation of several poems by one poet to be published in a single volume or chapbook. A collection can include any number of poems, ranging from a few (e.g. the four long poems in T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets) to several hundred poems (as is often seen in collections of haiku). Typically the poems included in single volume of poetry, or a cycle of poems, are linked by their style or thematic material. Most poets publish several volumes of poetry through the course their life while other poets publish one (e.g. Walt Whitman's lifelong expansion of Leaves of Grass).

The notion of a "collection" differs in definition from volumes of a poet's "collected poems", "selected poems" or from a poetry anthology. Typically, a volume entitled "Collected Poems" is a compilation by a poet or an editor of a poet's work that is often both published and previously unpublished, drawn over a set span of years of the poet's work, or the entire poet's life, that represents a more complete or definitive edition of the poet's work.[1] Comparatively, a volume titled "selected poems" often includes a small but not definitive selection of poems by an poet or editor drawn from several of the poet's collections.[2] A poetry anthology differs in concept because it draws together works from multiple poets chosen by the anthology's editor.

By title in alphabetical order

Because there is often confusion as to what constitutes a "collection", the list below only includes single volumes of poetry that were published at the direction of the author as a stand-alone collection and not any compiled editions of "collected works" or "selected works."

Titles: A - C

Titles: D - F

Titles: G - J

Titles: K - M

Titles: N - P

Titles: Q - S

Titles: T - V

Titles: W - Z

Titles beginning with numbers

Titles beginning with symbols

See also

References

  1. ^ Mills, Billy. "Do collected poems provide a complete account of an author? As well as providing an unwelcome memento mori, they can obscure as much as they reveal about a poet's work" from The Guardian (20 July 2009). Retrieved 21 May 2013.
  2. ^ Kilgore-Caradec, Jennifer, and Aji, Hélène. Selected Poems From Modernism to Now. (Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2012). This work was the result of a March 2008 colloquium at Université de Caen.