Available Poems in Late Lyrics and Earlier with Many Other Verses (by Thomas Hardy )
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- A bygone occasion (Gordon Ware Binkerd, Roy Buckle, John Linton Gardner)
- After Reading Psalms xxxix, xl., etc. (Gerald Finzi)
- At the Railway Station, Upway (Benjamin Britten) FRE
- A young man's exhortation (Gerald Finzi) GER
- Epeisodia (Gerald Finzi)
- Faintheart in a railway train (Charlotte Bray, Muriel Emily Herbert)
- First or last (John Linton Gardner, Mary Sheldon, Donald Waxman)
- Her song (John Ireland, Christopher Kaye Le Fleming)
- Her temple (Gerald Finzi, John Ireland)
- If it's ever spring again (Rutland Boughton, Benjamin Britten, Christopher Kaye Le Fleming, Robin Humphrey Milford) CAT
- 'If you had known' (Garth Baxter)
- I have seen her in gowns the brightest (Roy Buckle)
- On a discovered curl of hair (Gerald Finzi)
- Summer schemes (Arnold Atkinson Cooke, Gerald Finzi, John Ireland)
- The colour (Mervyn, Lord Horder, the Second Baron of Ashford, Christopher Kaye Le Fleming, Robin Humphrey Milford, Mary Sheldon)
- The fallow deer at the lonely house (Arthur Edward Drummond Bliss, Sir, John Woods Duke)
- The garden seat (Michael Head)
- The Little Old Table (Benjamin Britten) FRE
- Without, not within her (John Ireland)