Verse
- Days and Nights (1889)
- Silhouettes (1892)
- London Nights (1895)
- Amoris victima (1897)
- Images of Good and Evil (1899)
- Poems in 2 volumes.(Contains: The Loom of Dreams in the second Volume, 1901), (1902)
- Lyrics (1903) An anthology of poetry published in the USA only.
- A Book of Twenty Songs (1905)
- The Fool of the World and other Poems (1906)
- Knave of Hearts (1913). Poems written between 1894 and 1908.
- Love's Cruelty (1923)
- Jezebel Mort, and other poems (1931)
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