Contents
Collected Poems contains the following poems:
- "Foreword", by August Derleth
- "Providence"
- "On a Grecian Colonnade in a Park"
- "Old Christmas"
- "New England Fallen"
- "On a New England Village Seen by Moonlight"
- "Astrophobos"
- "Sunset"
- "To Pan"
- "A Summer Sunset and Evening"
- "To Mistress Sophia Simple, Queen of the Cinema"
- "A Year Off"
- "Sir Thomas Tryout"
- "Phaeton"
- "August"
- "Death"
- "To the American Flag"
- "To a Youth"
- "My Favorite Character"
- "To Templeton and Mount Monadnock"
- "The Poe-et's Nightmare"
- "Lament for the Vanished Spider"
- "Regnar Lodbrug's Epicedium"
- "Little Sam Perkins"
- "Drinking Song from the Tomb"
- "The Ancient Track"
- "The Eidolon"
- "The Nightmare Lake"
- "The Outpost"
- "The Rutted Road"
- "The Wood"
- "The House"
- "The City"
- "Hallowe'en in a Suburb"
- "Primavera"
- "October"
- "To a Dreamer"
- "Despair"
- "Nemesis"
- "Yule Horror"
- "To Mr. Finlay, Upon His Drawing for Mr. Bloch's Tale, 'The Faceless God'"
- "Where Once Poe Walked"
- "Christmas Greetings to Mrs. Phillips Gamwell—1925"
- "Brick Row"
- "The Messenger"
- "To Klarkash-ton, Lord of Averoigne"
- "Psychopompos"
- "The Book"
- "Pursuit"
- "The Key"
- "Recognition"
- "Homecoming"
- "The Lamp"
- "Zaman's Hill"
- "The Port"
- "The Courtyard"
- "The Pigeon-Flyers"
- "The Well"
- "The Howler"
- "Hesperia"
- "Star Winds"
- "Antarkos"
- "The Window"
- "A Memory"
- "The Gardens of Yin"
- "The Bells"
- "Night Gaunts"
- "Nyarlathotep"
- "Azathoth"
- "Mirage"
- "The Canal"
- "St. Toad's"
- "The Familiars"
- "The Elder Pharos"
- "Expectancy"
- "Nostalgia"
- "Background"
- "The Dweller"
- "Alienation"
- "Harbour Whistles"
- "Recapture"
- "Evening Star"
- "Continuity"
The 36 poems from "The Book" through "Continuity" form a sequence of sonnets known as Fungi from Yuggoth.
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