See, whirling snow, 306 Sense with keenest edge unused, 343 Since I believe in God, 443 Since not the enamour'd sun, 214 Since now from woodland mist, 377 Since then 'tis only pity looking back, 210 Since thou, O fondest and truest, 279 Since to be loved endures, 303 Since we loved, 346 Sometimes when my lady sits by me, 234 So sweet love seemed, 305 Spirit of grace and beauty, 350 Spring goeth all in white, 286 Spring hath her own bright days, 199 Sweet compassionate tears, 406 Tears of love, tears of joy, 207 The birds that sing on autumn eves, 293 The cliff-top has a carpet, 229 The clouds have left the sky, 283 The dark and serious angel, 217 The day begins to droop, 345 Thee fair Poetry oft hath sought, 395 The evening darkens over, 279 The fabled sea-snake, old Leviathan, 200 The full moon from her cloudless skies, 277 The green corn waving in the dale, 288 The hill pines were sighing, 288 The idle life I lead, 290 The image of thy love, 209 The lonely season in lonely lands, 314 The north wind came up, 315 The pinks along my garden walks, 289 The poets were good teachers, 189 There is a hill, 248 There's many a would-be poet, 192 There was no lad handsomer, 319 The saddest place, 355 The sea keeps not the Sabbath day, 341 The sea with melancholy war, 396 These grey stones have rung with mirth, 446