Arthur Quiller-Couch, ed. 1919. The Oxford Book of English Verse: 1250–1900.
| Brontë, Emily. 1818–1848 | My Lady’s Grave |
| Remembrance |
| The Prisoner |
| Last Lines |
| Brooke, Lord (Fulke Greville). 1554–1628 | Myra |
| Broome, William. ?–1745 | The Rosebud |
| Belinda’s Recovery from Sickness |
| Brown, Thomas Edward. 1830–1897 | Dora |
| Jessie |
| Salve! |
| My Garden |
| Browne, William, of Tavistock. 1588–1643 | A Welcome |
| The Sirens’ Song |
| The Rose |
| Song |
| Memory |
| In Obitum M.S. Xo Maij, 1614 |
| On the Countess Dowager of Pembroke |
| Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. 1806–1861 | Rosalind’s Scroll |
| The Deserted Garden |
| Consolation |
| Grief |
| Sonnets from the Portuguese i |
| Sonnets from the Portuguese ii |
| Sonnets from the Portuguese iii |
| Sonnets from the Portuguese iv |
| Sonnets from the Portuguese v |
| A Musical Instrument |
| Browning, Robert. 1812–1889 | Song from ‘Paracelsus‘ |
| The Wanderers |
| Thus the Mayne glideth |
| Pippa’s Song |
| You’ll love Me yet |
| Porphyria’s Lover |
| Song |
| Earl Mertoun’s Song |
| In a Gondola |
| Meeting at Night |
| Parting at Morning |
| The Lost Mistress |
| The Last Ride together |
| Misconceptions |
| Home-thoughts, from Abroad |
| Home-thoughts, from the Sea |
Buckinghamshire, Duke of,
John Sheffield. 1649–1720 | The Reconcilement |
| On One who died discovering her Kindness |
| Bunyan, John. 1628–1688 | The Shepherd Boy sings in the Valley of Humiliation |
| Burns, Robert. 1759–1796 | Mary Morison |
| Jean |
| Auld Lang Syne |
| My Bonnie Mary |
| John Anderson, my Jo |
| The Banks o’ Doon |
| Ae Fond Kiss |
| Bonnie Lesley |
| Highland Mary |
| O were my Love yon Lilac fair |
| A Red, Red Rose |
| Lament for Culloden |
| The Farewell |
| Hark! the Mavis |
| Byron, Lord. 1788–1824 | When we Two parted |
| For Music |
| We’ll go no more a-roving |
| She walks in Beauty |
| The Isles of Greece |
| Callanan, Jeremiah Joseph. 1795–1839 | The Outlaw of Loch Lene |
| Campbell, Thomas. 1774–1844 | Ye Mariners of England |
| The Battle of the Baltic |
| Campion, Thomas. 1567?–1619 | Cherry-Ripe |
| Laura |
| Devotion i |
| Devotion ii |
| Vobiscum est Iope |
| A Hymn in Praise of Neptune |
| Winter Nights |
| Integer Vitae |
| O come quickly! |
| Carew, Thomas. 1595?–1639? | Song |
| Persuasions to Joy: a Song |
| To His Inconstant Mistress |
| The Unfading Beauty |
| Ingrateful Beauty threatened |
| Epitaph On the Lady Mary Villiers |
| Another |
| Carey, Henry. 1693?–1743 | Sally in our Alley |
| A Drinking-Song |
| Carman, Bliss. b. 1861 | Why |
| Cartwright, William. 1611–1643 | To Chloe |
| Falsehood |
| On the Queen’s Return from the Low Countries |
| On a Virtuous Young Gentlewoman that died suddenly |
| Chapman, George. 1560–1634 | Bridal Song |
| Chatterton, Thomas. 1752–1770 | Song from Ælla |
| Chaucer, Geoffrey. 1340?–1400 | The Love Unfeigned |
| Balade |
| Merciles Beaute |
| Clare, John. 1793–1864 | Written in Northampton County Asylum |
| Clough, Arthur Hugh. 1819–1861 | Say not the Struggle Naught availeth |
| Coleridge, Hartley. 1796–1849 | The Solitary-Hearted |
| Song |
| Early Death |
| Friendship |
| Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. 1772–1834 | The Rime of the Ancient Mariner |
| Kubla Khan |
| Love |
| Youth and Age |
| Time, Real and Imaginary |
| Work without Hope |
| Glycine’s Song |
| Coleridge, Sara. 1802–1850 | O sleep, my Babe |
| The Child |
| Collins, William. 1721–1759 | Ode to Simplicity |
| How sleep the Brave |
| Ode to Evening |
| Fidele |
| Congreve, William. 1670–1729 | False though She be |
| A Hue and Cry after Fair Amoret |
| Constable, Henry. 1562?–1613? | On the Death of Sir Philip Sidney |
| Cory, William (Johnson). 1823–1892 | Mimnermus in Church |
| Heraclitus |
| Cotton, Charles. 1630–1687 | To Coelia |
| Cowley, Abraham. 1618–1667 | Anacreontics 1. Drinking |
| Anacreontics 2. The Epicure |
| Anacreontics 3. The Swallow |
| On the Death of Mr. William Hervey |
| The Wish |
| Cowper, William. 1731–1800 | To Mary Unwin |
| My Mary |
| Crabbe, George. 1754–1832 | Meeting |
| Late Wisdom |
| A Marriage Ring |
| Crashaw, Richard. 1613?–1649 | Wishes to His Supposed Mistress |
| The Weeper |
| A Hymn to the Name and Honour of the Admirable Saint Teresa |
| Upon the Book and Picture of the Seraphical Saint Teresa |
| Verses from the Shepherds’ Hymn |
| Christ Crucified |
| An Epitaph upon Husband and Wife |
| Cunningham, Allan. 1784–1842 | The Sun rises bright in France |
| Hame, Hame, Hame |
| The Spring of the Year |
Cunninghame-Graham, Robert,
of Gartmore. 1735–1797 | If Doughty Deeds |
| Cust, Henry. 1861–1917 | Non Nobis |
| Cutts, Lord. 1661–1707 | Song |
