A.E. (George W. Russell)

A Call A Call of the Sidhe A Farewell (1) A Farewell (2) A Last Counsel A Leader A Memory A Midnight Meditation A New Being A New Theme A New World A Prayer A Return A Summer Night A Vision of Beauty A Woman's Voice Affinity Age and Youth Alien Alter Ego An Irish Face Answer Aphrodite Apocalyptic Ares Awakening Babylon Battle Ardour Benediction Blindness Breaghy Brotherhood By the Margins of the Great Deep Carrowmore Childhood Children of Lir Chivalry Comfort Content Continuity Creation Dana Dawn Dawn Song Day Desire Destiny Divine Visitation Dream Love Duality Dusk Dust Echoes Endurance Epilogue Faith Fantasy Foreboding Forgiveness Freedom Frolic Glory and Shadow Gods of War

Heroic Love Hope in Failure Icicles Illusion Immortallity In As Much In Connemara In Memoriam In the Womb Indian Song Inheritance Inspiration Invisible Kings Janus Kinship Krishna Light and Dark Love Magic Mistrust Momentary Mountaineer Mystery Natural Magic Night Night Om On a Hillside On a Hill-Top On Behalf of Some Irishmen On the Waters Ordeal Our Thrones Decay Oversoul Pain Parting Pity Prayer Prelude to Collected Poems Recall Recollection Reconciliation Reflections Refuge Remembrance Rest Sacrifice Self-Discipline Shadows and Lights Star Teachers Statesmen Sung on a By-Way Symbolism The Burning Glass The Child of Destiny The Christ-Sword The City The Dawn of Darkness The Divine Vision The Dream The Dream of the Children The Earth The Earth Breath The Everlasting Battle The Faces of Memory The Dream of the Children

The Feast of Age The Fountain of Shadowy      Beauty The Free The Garden of God The Gift The Golden Age The Great Breath The Grey Eros The Hermit The Heroes The Hour of the King The Hour of Twilight The Iron Age The Joy of Earth The Last Hero The Man to the Angel The Master Singer The Memory of Earth The Message The Mid-World The Morning Star The Nuts of Knowledge The Pain of Earth The Parting of Ways The Place of Rest The Robing of the King The Seer The Silence of Love The Singing Silences The Spirit of the Gay The Stone Age The Symbol Seduces The Tide of Sorrow The Twilight of Earth The Unknown God The Veils of Maya The Vesture of the Soul The Virgin Mother The Vision of Love The Voice of the Sea The Voice of the Waters The Weaver of Souls The Well of All-Healing The Winds of Angus Three Counsellors To One Consecrated To the New Gods Tragedy Tragedy (1) Transformations Truth Twilight by the Cabin Unconscious Unity Waiting Warning Weariness When Whom We Worship Winter