- “To Spring” (1783)
- “To Autumn” (1783)
- “Introduction” (from Songs of Innocence, 1789)
- “The Lamb” (from Songs of Innocence, 1789)
- “The Chimney Sweeper” (from Songs of Innocence, 1791)
- “The Little Boy Lost” (from Songs of Innocence, 1791)
- “The Little Boy Found” (from Songs of Innocence, 1791)
- “The Divine Image” (from Songs of Innocence, 1791)
- “America, A Prophecy” (1793)
- “Introduction” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Little Girl Lost” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Little Girl Found” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Chimney Sweep” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Sick Rose” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Tyger” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “Ah! Sun-flower” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “London” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “A Poison Tree” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “The Schoolboy” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “A Divine Image” (from Songs of Experience, 1794)
- “Auguries of Innocence” (published by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1863)
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