| Title | Author |
|---|
| [Strings in the earth and air] | James Joyce |
| [The twilight turns from amethyst] | James Joyce |
| [At that hour when all things have re... | James Joyce |
| [When the shy star goes forth in heaven] | James Joyce |
| [Lean out of the window,] | James Joyce |
| [I would in that sweet bosom be] | James Joyce |
| [My love is in a light attire] | James Joyce |
| [Who goes amid the green wood] | James Joyce |
| [Winds of May, that dance on the sea,] | James Joyce |
| [Bright cap and streamers,] | James Joyce |
| [Bid adieu, adieu, adieu,] | James Joyce |
| [What counsel has the hooded moon] | James Joyce |
| [Go seek her out all courteously,] | James Joyce |
| [My dove, my beautiful one,] | James Joyce |
| [From dewy dreams, my soul, arise,] | James Joyce |
| [O cool is the valley now] | James Joyce |
| [Because your voice was at my side] | James Joyce |
| [O Sweetheart, hear you] | James Joyce |
| [Be not sad because all men] | James Joyce |
| [In the dark pine-wood] | James Joyce |
| [He who hath glory lost, nor hath] | James Joyce |
| [Of that so sweet imprisonment] | James Joyce |
| [This heart that flutters near my heart] | James Joyce |
| [Silently she's combing,] | James Joyce |
| [Lightly come or lightly go:] | James Joyce |
| [Thou leanest to the shell of night,] | James Joyce |
| [Though I thy Mithridates were,] | James Joyce |
| [Gentle lady, do not sing] | James Joyce |
| [Dear heart, why will you use me so?] | James Joyce |
| [Love came to us in time gone by] | James Joyce |
| [O, it was out by Donnycarney] | James Joyce |
| [Rain has fallen all the day] | James Joyce |
| [Now, O now, in this brown land] | James Joyce |
| [Sleep now, O sleep now,] | James Joyce |
| [All day I hear the noise of waters] | James Joyce |
| [I hear an army charging upon the land,] | James Joyce |