The first list below includes all poems for which the Whitman Archive currently has complete transcriptions and publication information. The second list indicates items not yet available on the site.

Poems and Poem Sequences:

• Abraham Lincoln (Born Feb. 12, 1809)
• After All, Not to Create Only [New York Commerical Advertiser]
• After All, Not to Create Only [New York Evening Post]
• Ambition
• After the Dazzle of Day
• Ah, Not This Granite Dead and Cold
• America
• As a Strong Bird on Pinions Free
• As I Sit Writing Here
• As One By One Withdraw the Lofty Actors
• As the Greeks Signal Flame
• Bardic Symbols
• Beat! Beat! Drums!
• Blood-Money
• Bravest Soldiers, The
• Bravo, Paris Exposition!
• Broadway
• Brother of All with Generous Hand
• Calming Thought of All, The
• Carol Closing Sixty-Nine, A
• Carol of Harvest, for 1867, A
• Child's Reminiscence, A
• The Columbian's Song
• Commonplace, The
• Continuities
• Dalliance of the Eagles, The
• Dead Emperor, The
• Dead Tenor, The
• Death and Burial of McDonald Clarke, The
• Death of the Nature-Lover, The
• Death-Sonnet for Custer, A
• Death's Valley
• Dismantled Ship, The
• Each Has His Grief
• End of All, The
• Errand-Bearers, The
• Extracts from Two Rivulets
  • [Two Rivulets]
  • [Or From that Sea of Time]
  • Eidólons
  • [Out from Behind This Mask]
  • To a Locomotive in Winter
  • [Come, said my Soul]
  • After an Interval
  • When the Full-Grown Poet Came
  • The Beauty of the Ship
  • A Song by the Potomac
  • Ship of Democracy
• Fame's Vanity
• Fancies at Navesink
  • The Pilot in the mist
  • Had I the choice
  • You Tides with ceaseless swell
  • Last of Ebb, and Daylight waning
  • [And yet not you alone]
  • Proudly the Flood comes in
  • By that long scan of Waves
  • Then last of all
• Final Lilt of Songs, The
• First Dandelion, The
• For Queen Victoria's Birthday
• From Montauk Point
• Halcyon Days
• House of Friends, The
• If I Should Need to Name, O Western World
• Inca's Daughter, The
• Kiss to the Bride, A
• Leaves
  • 1. [The music always round me]
  • 2. [A Leaf for hand in hand]
  • 3. [Early in the morning]
• Lesson of the Two Symbols
• Life
• Life and Death
• Little Bells Last Night
• Love That is Hereafter, The
• Mannahatta
• Man-of-War Bird, The
• Mississippi at Midnight, The
• My Canary Bird
• My Departure
• My 71st Year
• Mystic Trumpeter, The
• Nay, Tell Me Not To-day the Publish'd Shame
• No Turning Back
• November Boughs
  • You Lingering Sparse Leaves of Me
  • Going Somewhere
  • After the Supper and Talk
  • Not Meagre, Latent Boughs Alone
• O Captain! My Captain!
• Ode: To be Sung on Fort Greene
• Of That Blithe Throat of Thine
• Old Age Echoes
  • Sounds of the Winter
  • The Unexpress'd
  • Sail Out for Good, Eidólon Yacht
  • After the Argument
• Old Age's Lambent Peaks
• Old Age's Ship and Crafty Death's
• Old Chants
• Old Ireland
• Old Man's Thought of School, An
• Old Salt Kossabone
• Orange Buds by Mail from Florida
• O Star of France
• Out of May's Shows Selected
• [Over and through the burial chant]
• Pallid Wreath, The
• Patrolling Barnegat
• Paumanok
• Play-Ground, The
• Poemet [Of him I love day and night]
• Poemet [That shadow, my likeness]
• Prairie Sunset, A
• Prayer of Columbus
• Proud Music of the Sea-Storm
• Punishment of Pride, The
• Queries to My Seventieth Year
• Red Jacket (From Aloft)
• Resurgemus
• Sea Captains, Young or Old
• Shakespeare Bacon's Cipher
• Ship Ahoy!
• Singer in the Prison, The
• Singing Thrush, The
• Sketch, A
• Sobbing of the Bells, The
• Song for Certain Congressmen
• Song of the Redwood Tree
• Song of the Universal [New York Daily Graphic]
• Song of the Universal, The [New York Evening Post]
• Soon Shall Winter's Foil Be Here
• Spain
• Spanish Lady, The
• Summer Invocation, A
• Tale of a Shirt: A Very Pathetic Ballad
• Thought of Columbus, A
• Time to Come
• To Bryant, the Poet of Nature
• To-day and Thee
• To the Sunset Breeze
• To the Year 1889
• To Those Who've Fail'd
• True Conquerors
• Twilight
• Twilight Song, A
• Twenty Years
• United States to Old World Critics, The
• Virginia—The West
• Voice of the Rain, The
• Voice from Death, A
• Wallabout Martyrs, The
• Warble for Lilac-Time
• We All Shall Rest At Last
• What Best I See In Thee
• Whispers of Heavenly Death
  • 1. [Whispers of heavenly death]
  • 2. [Darest thou now, O Soul]
  • 3. [A noiseless, patient spider]
  • 4. [At the last, tenderly]
  • 5. [Pensive and faltering]
• Winding-Up, The
• With All the Gifts, America
• With Husky-Haughty Lips, O Sea!
• Yonnondio
• You and Me and To-day
• Young Grimes

Poems Not Currently Available*:

• After All, Not to Create Only [Brooklyn Standard, 7 Sept. 1871]
• Come, Said My Soul [New York Daily Graphic, Christmas issue 1874]
• In the Wake Following [New York Daily Graphic, Christmas issue 1874]
• My Picture-Gallery [The American, 30 Oct. 1880]
• [On, On the Same, Ye Jocund Twain] [Once a Week, 9 Jun. 1891]
• Osceola [Munyon's Illustrated World, Apr. 1890]
• Our Future Lot [Long-Islander, before Oct. 1838]
• Ox-Tamer, The [New York Daily Graphic, Christmas issue 1874]
• Riddle Song, A [Tarrytown Sunnyside Press, 3 Apr. 1880]
• [Unseen Buds] [Once a Week, 9 Jun. 1891]

* We continue to work on locating these poems in their original publications. If you have access to one of these publications (either the original or microfilm) and are willing to share that information so that we might arrange for digital images, please contact Kevin McMullen.