The Road Winding


A Moment's Surrender


O You Who Turn the Wheel


And Look to Windward


Up the White Road


Your Shadow at Morning


Behind His Wing


Under the Shadow


Of This Red Rock


After the Agony


And the Dry Stone


Between Two Lives


Southwest Wind


The Wind


Crosses the Brown Land


Unheard


Like a Burnished Throne


The Nymphs Are Departed


Who Was Once Handsome and Tall as You


We Who Were Living


But When I Look Ahead

 

Perilously Spread


By the Sun's Last Rays


Another One Walking


Out of This Stony Rubbish


Fed With Copper


Burned Green and Orange


Framed


By the Coloured Stone


In the Gardens


I Tiresius


What the Thunder Said


Summer Surprised Us






Rock and No Water


And the Sandy Road


After the Frosty Silence


Sweeny to Mrs Porter


But at My Back


Over Distant


Into the Heart of Light