John Masefield 🏴 (1 Jun 1878 – 12 May 1967)
- “Ah, but Without there is no spirit scattering; …”
- “Ah, we are neither heaven nor earth, but men; …”
- “All Ye That Pass By”
- “And all their passionate hearts are dust …”
- “Animula”
- “A Ballad of Cape St. Vincent”
- “A Ballad of John Silver”
- “The Ballad of Sir Bors”
- “Beauty”
- “Beauty, let be; I cannot see your face …”
- “Beauty retires; the blood out of the earth …”
- “Beauty was with me once, but now, grown old …”
- “Being Her Friend”
- “Between the barren pasture and the wood …”
- “Bill”
- “Biography”
- “The Blacksmith”
- “The Blowing of the Horn”
- “Born for Nought Else”
- “The Builders”
- “Burial Party”
- “But all has passed, the tune has died away …”
- “C. L. M.”
- “Campeachy Picture”
- “Can it be blood and brain, this transient force …”
- “Cape Horn Gospel”
- “Captain Stratton’s Fancy”
- “Cardigan Bay”
- “Cargoes”
- “Cavalier”
- “Christmas, 1903”
- “Christmas Eve at Sea”
- “A Consecration”
- “A Creed”
- “D’Avalos’ Prayer”
- “Dawn”
- “The Dead Knight”
- “Death lies in wait for you, you wild thing in the wood …”
- “The Death Rooms”
- “The Dream”
- “Drop me the seed, that I even in my brain …”
- “The Emigrant”
- “The End”
- “The End of the Trouble”
- “An Epilogue”
- “Epilogue”
- “Even after all these years there comes the dream …”
- “Evening--Regatta Day”
- “The Eye and the Object”
- “Fever-Chills”
- “Fever Ship”
- “Flesh, I have knocked at many a dusty door …”
- “For, like an outcast from the city, I …”
- “Forget”
- “Fragments”
- “The Frontier”
- “The Galley-Rowers”
- “The Gentle Lady”
- “Go, spend your penny, Beauty, when you will …”
- “The Golden City of St. Mary”
- “Harbour-Bar”
- “The Harper’s Song”
- “The Haunted”
- “Hell’s Pavement”
- “Her Heart”
- “Here in the self is all that man can know …”
- “Here the legion halted, here the ranks were broken …”
- “Here, where we stood together, we three men …”
- “The Hounds of Hell”
- “How did the nothing come, how did these fires …”
- “A hundred years ago they quarried for the stone here; …”
- “I could not sleep for thinking of the sky …”
- “I saw her like a shadow on the sky …”
- “I went into the fields, but you were there …”
- “If all be governed by the moving stars …”
- “If Beauty be at all, if, beyond sense …”
- “If I could come again to that dear place …”
- “If I could get within this changing I …”
- “Ignorance”
- “Imagination”
- “In emptiest furthest heaven where no stars are …”
- “In Memory of A. P. R.”
- “Invocation”
- “Is it a sea on which the souls embark …”
- “The Island of Skyros”
- “It may be so; but let the unknown be …”
- “It may be so with us, that in the dark …”
- “June Twilight”
- “The Khalif’s Judgment”
- “The Kings go by with jewelled crowns; …”
- “Kneel to the beautiful women …”
- “Laugh and Be Merry”
- “The Lemmings”
- “Let that which is to come be as it may …”
- “London Town”
- “Long, long ago, when all the glittering earth …”
- “Look at the grass, sucked by the seed from dust …”
- “Lyrics from ‘The Buccaneer’”
- “Madman”
- “Man is a sacred city …”
- “Midnight”
- “Midsummer Night”
- “Mother Carey”
- “A Night at Dago Tom’s”
- “Night came again, but now I could not sleep; …”
- “Night is on the downland, on the lonely moorland …”
- “No man takes the farm …”
- “Not for the anguish suffered is the slur …”
- “Not only blood and brain its servants are; …”
- “O little self, within whose smallness lies …”
- “O wretched man, that for a little mile …”
- “An Old Song Re-Sung”
- “On Eastnor Knoll”
- “On Growing Old”
- “On Malvern Hill”
- “One of the Bo’sun’s Yarns”
- “One of Wally’s Yarns”
- “Out of the clouds come torrents, from the earth …”
- “Out of the special cell's most special sense …”
- “Over the church's door they moved a stone …”
- “The Passing Strange”
- “Perhaps in chasms of the wasted past …”
- “Personal”
- “A Pier-Head Chorus”
- “Port of Holy Peter”
- “Port of Many Ships”
- “Posted as Missing”
- “Prologue”
- “The Racer”
- “Rest Her Soul, She’s Dead”
- “The Rider at the Gate”
- “Roadways”
- “Roses are beauty, but I never see …”
- “Sea-Change”
- “Sea-Fever”
- “The Seekers”
- “The Setting of the Windcock”
- “The Ship”
- “Sing a Song o’ Shipwreck”
- “So beauty comes, so with a failing hand …”
- “So I have known this life …”
- “So in the empty sky the stars appear …”
- “A Song at Parting”
- “Sorrow of Mydath”
- “Spanish Waters”
- “Spunyarn”
- “St. Mary’s Bells”
- “The Tarry Buccaneer”
- “Tewkesbury Road”
- “There is no God, as I was taught in youth …”
- “There, on the darkened deathbed, dies the brain …”
- “There was an evil in the nodding wood …”
- “These myriad days, these many thousand hours …”
- “They called that broken hedge The Haunted Gate …”
- “Third Mate”
- “This is the living thing that cannot stir …”
- “Though in life's streets the tempting shops have lured …”
- “To-morrow”
- “Trade Winds”
- “Truth”
- “The Turn of the Tide”
- “Twilight”
- “Up on the downs the red-eyed kestrels hover …”
- “Vagabond”
- “A Valediction”
- “A Valediction (Liverpool Docks)”
- “Vision”
- “A Wanderer’s Song”
- “Waste”
- “The Watch in the Wood”
- “We danced away care till the fiddler's eyes blinked …”
- “We Therefore Commit our Brother”
- “The West Wind”
- “What am I, Life? A thing of watery salt …”
- “What is this atom which contains the whole …”
- “What is this life which uses living cells …”
- “When all these million cells that are my slaves …”
- “When Bony Death”
- “Wherever beauty has been quick in clay …”
- “The Wild Duck”
- “The Woman Speaks”
- “The Word”
- “The Yarn of the Loch Achray”
- “You are more beautiful than women are …”
- “You are the link which binds us each to each …”
- “You are too beautiful for mortal eyes …”
- “You will remember me in days to come …”