Works
- Sonnets from Hafez and other Verses (1921) as Elizabeth Bridges
- Verses (1930) (OUP)
- Verses, Fourth Book (1934)
- Poems (1935) (Macmillan)
- The Last Man and Other Verses (1936)
- Selected Poems (1948) edited by Yvor Winters
- Verses: Seventh Book (1971) Carcanet Press
- Selected Poems (1972) Carcanet Press
- Collected Poems (1976) Carcanet Press
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