Lady Margaret Sackville - Works

Works

  • Floral Symphony (1900)
  • Poems (1901)
  • A Hymn to Dionysus and Other Poems (1905)
  • Hildris the Queen: A Play in Four Acts (1908)
  • Fairy Tales for Old and Young (1909) with Ronald Campbell Macfie
  • Bertrud and Other Dramatic Poems (1911)
  • Jane Austen (1912)
  • Lyrics (1912)
  • More Fairy Tales for Old and Young (1912) with Ronald Campbell Macfie
  • Short Poems (1913)
  • Songs of Aphrodite (1913)
  • The Career Briefly Set Forth of Mr. Percy Prendergast Who Told the Truth (1914)
  • The Dream-Pedlar (1914)
  • The Travelling Companions and Other Stories for Children (1915)
  • The Pageant of War (1916)
  • Three Plays for Pacifists (1919)
  • Selected Poems (1919)
  • Poems (1923)
  • A Rhymed Sequence (1924)
  • Three Fairy Plays (1925)
  • Collected Dramas: Hidris, Bertrud (1926)
  • Romantic Ballads (1927)
  • Epitaphs (1926)
  • Alicia and the Twilight: A Fantasy (1928)
  • 100 Little Poems (1928)
  • Twelve Little Poems (Red Lion Press 1931)
  • Ariadne by the Sea (Red Lion Press, 1932)
  • The Double House and Other Poems (1935)
  • Mr. Horse's New Shoes (1936)
  • Collected Poems of Lady Margaret Sackville (1939)
  • A Poet Returns: Some Later Poems by Lady Margaret Sackville (1940) edited by Eva Dobell
  • Tom Noodle's Kingdom (1941)
  • Return to Song and Other Poems (1943)
  • Paintings and Poems (1944)
  • The Lyrical Woodland (1945)
  • Country Scenes & Country Verse (1945)
  • Miniatures (1947)
  • Tree Music (1947)
  • Quatrains and Other Poems (1960)

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