Poetry
| Title | Date | First published in | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Poetry" | 1824 | Never published in Poe's lifetime | |
| "O, Tempora! O, Mores!" | 1825 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | Not authenticated as by Poe |
| "Tamerlane" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Song" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Imitation" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "A Dream" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "The Lake" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Spirits of the Dead" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Evening Star" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Dreams" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "Stanzas" | July 1827 | Tamerlane and Other Poems | |
| "The Happiest Day" | September 15, 1827 | The North American | |
| "To Margaret" | circa 1827 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "Alone" | 1829 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "To Isaac Lea" | circa 1829 | Never published in Poe's lifetime | |
| "To The River ——" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | |
| "To ——" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | Begins "The bowers whereat, in dreams..." |
| "To ——" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | Begins "Should my early life seem..." |
| "Romance" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | |
| "Fairy-Land" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | |
| "To Science" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | |
| "Al Aaraaf" | 1829 | Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems | |
| "An Acrostic" | 1829 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "Elizabeth" | 1829 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "To Helen" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "A Paean" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "The Sleeper" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "The City in the Sea" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "The Valley of Unrest" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "Israfel" | 1831 | Poems by Edgar A. Poe | |
| "Enigma" | February 2, 1833 | Baltimore Saturday Visiter | |
| "Fanny" | May 18, 1833 | Baltimore Saturday Visiter | |
| "The Coliseum" | October 26, 1833 | Baltimore Saturday Visiter | |
| "Serenade" | April 20, 1833 | Baltimore Saturday Visiter | |
| "To One in Paradise" | January 1834 | Godey's Lady's Book | |
| "Hymn" | April 1835 | Southern Literary Messenger | |
| "To Elizabeth" | September 1835 | Southern Literary Messenger | Republished as "To F——s S. O——d" in 1845 |
| "May Queen Ode" | circa 1836 | Never published in Poe's lifetime | |
| "Spiritual Song" | 1836 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "Latin Hymn" | March 1836 | Southern Literary Messenger | |
| "Bridal Ballad" | January 1837 | Southern Literary Messenger | Originally published as "Ballad" |
| "To Zante" | January 1837 | Southern Literary Messenger | |
| "The Haunted Palace" | April 1839 | American Museum | |
| "Silence–A Sonnet" | January 4, 1840 | Saturday Courier | |
| "Lines on Joe Locke" | February 28, 1843 | Saturday Museum | |
| "The Conqueror Worm" | January 1843 | Graham's Magazine | |
| "Lenore" | February 1843 | The Pioneer | |
| "A Campaign Song" | 1844 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "Dream-Land" | June 1844 | Graham's Magazine | |
| "Impromptu. To Kate Carol" | April 26, 1845 | Broadway Journal | |
| "To F——" | April 1845 | Broadway Journal | Republished as "To Frances" in the September 6, 1845, issue of the Broadway Journal |
| "Eulalie" | July 1845 | American Review: A Whig Journal | |
| "Epigram for Wall Street" | January 23, 1845 | Evening Mirror | |
| "The Raven" | January 29, 1845 | Evening Mirror | |
| "The Divine Right of Kings" | October 1845 | Graham's Magazine | |
| "A Valentine" | February 21, 1846 | Evening Mirror | Originally published as "To Her Whose Name Is Written Below" |
| "Beloved Physician" | 1847 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | Incomplete |
| "Deep in Earth" | 1847 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | Incomplete |
| "To M. L. S—— (1847)" | March 13, 1847 | The Home Journal | |
| "Ulalume" | December 1847 | American Whig Review | |
| "Lines on Ale" | 1848 | Never published during Poe's lifetime | |
| "To Marie Louise" | March 1848 | Columbian Magazine | |
| "An Enigma" | March 1848 | Union Magazine of Literature and Art | |
| "To Helen" | November 1848 | Sartain's Union Magazine | |
| "A Dream Within A Dream" | March 31, 1849 | The Flag of Our Union | |
| "Eldorado" | April 21, 1849 | Flag of Our Union | |
| "For Annie" | April 28, 1849 | Flag of Our Union | |
| "To My Mother" | July 7, 1849 | Flag of Our Union | |
| "Annabel Lee" | October 9, 1849 | New York Daily Tribune | Sold before Poe's death but published posthumously |
| "The Bells" | November 1849 | Sartain's Union Magazine | Sold before Poe's death but published posthumously |
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