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Publication List for Hughes, Ted

Poems
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1. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998[I've heard so much] 1987 I've heard so much about other folks' folks,
2. Hughes, Ted, 1930–199818 Rugby Street 1998 So there in Number Eighteen Rugby Street's
3. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19981 The First Gift 1992 Flying from the zenith
4. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19981 X-Ray 1992 Forty years
5. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19982 An Almost Thornless Crown 1992 Let the first be a Snowdrop, neck bowed
6. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19982 Falstaff 1992 Born Court Jesters tout their parts,
7. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19982 For the Christening Of Her Royal 1992 To every Leo born on Earth
8. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19983 The Second Gift 1992 Flying in from the dark perimeter
9. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19983 The Unicorn 1992 Forty years
10. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19984 A Unicorn Called Ariel 1992 She leaves her horn to guard her crown.
11. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19984 The Ring 1992 Here the horn-scarred hunter and the tall stag
12. Hughes, Ted, 1930–199855 Eltisley 1998 Our first home has forgotten us.
13. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19985 Envoi 1992 Just come of age
14. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19985 The Third Gift 1992 Flying from the depth as from the mouth
15. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19986 Candles For The Cake 1992 Crow who willed his children all
16. Hughes, Ted, 1930–19989 Willow Street 1998 Willow Street, poetical address.
17. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A bang---a burning--- 1977 A bang—a burning—
18. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Bedtime Story 1972 Once upon a time there was a person
19. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Abel Cross, Crimsworth Dean 1979 Where the Mothers
20. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Childish Prank 1972 Man's and woman's bodies lay without souls,
21. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Childish Prank 1970 Man's and woman's bodies lay without souls,
22. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Cormorant 1983 Here before me, snake-head.
23. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Cormorant 1983 Here before me, snake-head
24. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Cormorant 1983 Here before me, snake-head.
25. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Cranefly in September 1976 She is struggling through grass-mesh—not flying,
26. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Cranefly in September 1976 She is struggling through grass-mesh—not flying,
27. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Acrobats 1960 Among ropes and dark heights
28. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Disaster 1972 There came news of a word.
29. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Dove 1989 Snaps its twig-tether—mounts—
30. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Dove 1995 Snaps its twig-tether—mounts—
31. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Dove 1989 Snaps its twig-tether—mounts—
32. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Dream 1998 Your worst dream
33. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Dream Of Horses 1960 We were born grooms, in stable-straw we sleep still,
34. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A flayed crow ... 1978 Darkness has all come together, making an egg.
35. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Flayed Crow in the Hall ... 1975 All darkness comes together, rounding an egg.
36. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998After Moonless Midnight 1983 I waded, deepening, and the fish
37. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998After the first fright 1978 I sat up and took stock of my options.
38. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998After there was nothing ... 1978 Whose face had reached her mirror
39. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A God 1979 Pain was pulled down over his eyes like a fool's hat.
40. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A green mother 1978 Why are you afraid?
41. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Grin 1972 There was this hidden grin.
42. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Horrible Religious Error 1972 When the serpent emerged, earth-bowel brown,
43. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Horrible Religious Error 1970 When the serpent emerged, earth-bowel brown
44. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Kill 1972 Flogged lame with legs
45. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Alcomden 1979 Rock has not learned
46. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Macaw 1989 Sorcerer! How you hate it all!
47. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A March Calf 1976 Right from the start he is dressed in his best—his blacks and his whites.
48. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A March Calf 1976 Right from the start he is dressed in his best—his blacks and his whites
49. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Masque For Three Voices 1992 A royalty mints the sovereign soul
50. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Match 1995 Spluttering near out, before it touches the moors,
51. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A memory 1979 Your bony white bowed back, in a singlet,
52. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Memory 1989 Your bony white bowed back, in a singlet,
53. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Modest Proposal 1957 There is no better way to know us
54. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A monument 1979 Your burrowing, gasping struggle
55. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Motorbike 1979 We had a motorbike all through the war
56. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Mountain Lion 1995 Her alarmed skulk
57. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Amulet 1981 Inside the Wolf's fang, the mountain of heather.
58. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Almost Thornless Crown 1986 Let the first be a Snowdrop, her neck bowed
59. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An August Salmon 1983 Upstream and downstream, the river's closed.
60. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An August Salmon 1983 Upstream and downstream, the river's closed.
61. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998And Owl 1979 Floats. A masked soul listening for death.
62. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998And the Falcon Came 1979 The gunmetal feathers
63. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Eel 1983 The strange part is his head. Her head. The strangely ripened
64. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Eel 1983 The strange part is his head. Her head. The strangely ripened
65. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Eel 1983 The strange part is his head. Her head. The strangely ripened
66. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Anniversary 1995 My mother in her feathers of flame
67. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An October Salmon 1983 He's lying in poor water, a yard or so depth of poor safety,
68. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Otter 1960 Underwater eyes, an eel's
69. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Otter 1960 Underwater eyes, an eel's
70. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998An Otter 1960 Underwater eyes, an eel's
71. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Anthem for Doomed Youth 1979 He gave us the morning star,
72. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Anthem For Doomed Youth 1989 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th of August,
73. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ants 1995 Can an Ant love an Ant?
74. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Picture of Otto 1998 You stand there at the blackboard: Lutheran
75. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Pink Wool Knitted Dress 1998 In your pink wool knitted dress
76. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Apple Dumps 1976 After the fiesta, the beauty-contests, the drunken wrestling
77. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Apple Tragedy 1972 So on the seventh day
78. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Apple Tragedy 1970 So on the seventh day
79. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Apprehensions 1998 Your writing was also your fear,
80. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A primrose petal's edge 1977 A primrose petal's edge
81. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A riddle 1978 Who am I?
82. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Riddle 1984 Who
83. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Rival 1983 The cormorant, commissar of the hard sea,
84. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Rival 1983 The cormorant, commissar of the hard sea,
85. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Short Film 1998 It was not meant to hurt.
86. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998As I came, I saw a wood 1978 Where trees stood in dirt, clutching at the sky
87. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Sparrow Hawk 1989 Slips from your eye-corner—overtaking
88. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Sparrow Hawk 1989 Slips from your eye-corner—overtaking
89. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Astringency 1998 I always think of the Charles River
90. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Swallow 1976 Has slipped through a fracture in the snow-sheet
91. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998At the bottom of the Arctic 1977 At the bottom of the Arctic sea, they say.
92. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Auction at Stanbury 1979 On a hillside, part farm, part stone rubble
93. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998August Evening 1983 Blue space burned out. Earth's bronzes cooling.
94. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Vegetarian 1967 Fearful of the hare with the manners of a lady,
95. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Violet at Lough Aughresberg 1986 The tide-swell grinds crystal, under cliffs.
96. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Violet At Lough Aughrisburg 1986 The tide-swell grinds crystal, under cliffs.
97. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Wind Flashes the Grass 1967 Leaves pour blackly across.
98. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Woman Unconscious 1960 Russia and America circle each other;
99. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998A Woman Unconscious 1960 Russia and America circle each other;
100. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Badger 1984 The Badger in the spinney is the true king of this land.
101. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ballad from a Fairy Tale 1967 I stood in a dark valley
102. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bayonet Charge 1957 Suddenly he awoke and was running—raw
103. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bayonet Charge 1957 Suddenly he awoke and was running—raw
104. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bedtime Anecdote 1970 There was a man
105. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bees 1984 At a big wedding
106. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Being Christlike 1998 You did not want to be Christlike. Though your father
107. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Being Christlike 1995 You did not want to be Christlike. Though your Father
108. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bess my badger 1984 Bess my badger grew up
109. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Big Poppy 1986 Hot-eyed Mafia Queen!
110. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Billet-Doux 1957 Here is the magniloquent truth—
111. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Billy Goat 1984 With a watery trickle of hooves, a tender bleating,
112. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Birth of Rainbow 1995 This morning blue vast clarity of March sky
113. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Birth of Rainbow 1979 This morning blue vast clarity of March sky
114. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Birth of Rainbow 1989 This morning blue vast clarity of March sky
115. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Black-Back Gull 1995 Tide sighs and turns over. The black-backed gull
116. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Black Coat 1998 I remember going out there,
117. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Black Coat 1995 I remember going out there,
118. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Blenny 1995 Ocean's great hammer
119. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Blood and Innocence 1998 In the wilderness
120. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bones 1995 Bones is a crazy pony.
121. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bones 1995 Bones is a crazy pony.
122. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Boom 1967 And faces at the glutted shop-windows
123. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bowled Over 1967 By kiss of death, bullet on brow,
124. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Brambles 1986 The whole air, the whole day
125. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Brasilia 1998 You returned
126. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bride and groom lie hidden ... 1978 She gives him his eyes, she found them
127. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bride and Groom Lie Hidden ... 1975 She gives him his eyes, she found them
128. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bridestones 1979 Scorched-looking, unhewn—a hill-top chapel.
129. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bringing in new couples 1979 Wind out of freezing Europe. A mean snow
130. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bringing in New Couples 1979 Wind out of freezing Europe. A mean snow
131. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bringing in New Couples 1989 Wind out of freezing Europe. A mean snow
132. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Brooktrout 1981 The Brooktrout, superb as a matador,
133. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bullfinch 1984 A mournful note, a crying note
134. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bullfrog 1960 With their lithe long strong legs
135. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Bullfrog 1960 With their lithe long strong legs
136. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Buzzard 1984 Big hands—broad, workaday hands.
137. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Buzz in the Window 1995 Buzz frantic
138. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Caddis 1983 Struggle-drudge—with the ideas of a crocodile
139. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cadenza 1967 The violinist's shadow vanishes.
140. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cadenza 1967 The violinist's shadow vanishes.
141. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Calves harshly parted from their mamas 1977 Calves harshly parted from their mamas
142. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Caryatids (2) 1998 Stupid with confidence, in the playclothes
143. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Caryatids (I) 1998 What were those caryatids bearing?
144. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cat 1995 You need your Cat.
145. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cat and Mouse 1960 On the sheep-cropped summit, under hot sun,
146. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cat And Mouse 1960 On the sheep-cropped summit, under hot sun,
147. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Catching Carp 1984 When the heat-wave world of midsummer
148. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Chaucer 1998 ‘Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote
149. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Chaucer 1995 ‘Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote
150. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Child's Park 1998 What did they mean to you, the azalea flowers?
151. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Childbirth 1957 When, on the bearing mother, death's
152. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Children 1979 new to the blood
153. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Chinese History of Colden Water 1979 A fallen immortal found this valley—
154. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Chinese History of Golden Water 1979 A fallen immortal found this valley—
155. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Churn-Milk Joan 1979 A lonely stone
156. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cleopatra to the Asp 1960 The bright mirror I braved: the devil in it
157. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cleopatra To The Asp 1960 The bright mirror I braved: the devil in it
158. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Climbing into Heptonstall 1979 The Tourist Guide, with his Group, in the ring of horizons,
159. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Climbing into Heptonstall 1989 The Tourist Guide, with his Group, in the ring of horizons,
160. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cock-Crows 1979 I stood on a dark summit, among dark summits—
161. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cock-Crows 1979 I stood on a dark summit, among dark summits—
162. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Collision with the earth has finally 1977 Collision with the earth has finally come—
163. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Coming down through Somerset 1995 I flash-glimpsed in the headlights—the high moment
164. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Coming down through Somerset 1979 I flash-glimpsed in the headlights—the high moment
165. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Coming Down Through Somerset 1989 I flash-glimpsed in the headlights—the high moment
166. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Complaint 1957 Aged Mother, Mary, even though—when that thing
167. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Conger Eel 1995 I am Conger
168. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Conjuring in Heaven 1972 So finally there was nothing.
169. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Conjuring in Heaven 1970 So finally there was nothing.
170. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cormorant 1995 Drowned fishermen come back
171. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Costly Speech 1998 Manhattan's full moon between skyscrapers
172. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Couples under cover 1979 The ewes are in the shed
173. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Couples under Cover 1979 The ewes are in the shed
174. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cow 1995 The Cow comes home swinging
175. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cow I 1984 There's comfort in the Cow, my dear, she's mother to us all.
176. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cow II 1984 The Cow is but a bagpipe,
177. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cow III 1984 I think
178. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crab 1995 In low tide pools
179. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crag Jack's Apostasy 1960 The churches, lord, all the dark churches
180. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Creation of Fishes 1983 All day
181. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Criminal Ballad 1972 There was a man and when he was born
182. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow 1995 Thrice, thrice, thrice, the coal-bright Crow
183. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Account of St George 1972 He sees everything in the Universe
184. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Account of the Battle 1972 There was this terrific battle.
185. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Account of the Battle 1970 There was this terrific battle.
186. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Battle Fury 1972 When the patient, shining with pain,
187. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Battle Fury 1970 When the patient, shining with pain,
188. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Elephant Totem Song 1972 Once upon a time
189. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Elephant Totem Song 1972 Once upon a time
190. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Elephant Totem Song 1970 Once upon a time
191. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Fall 1972 When Crow was white he decided the sun was too white.
192. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Fall 1970 When Crow was white he decided the sun was too white.
193. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's First Lesson 1972 God tried to teach Crow how to talk.
194. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's First Lesson 1970 God tried to teach Crow how to talk.
195. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Last Stand 1972 Burning
196. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Last Stand 1970 Burning
197. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Nerve Fails 1972 Crow, feeling his brain slip,
198. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Playmates 1972 Lonely Crow created the gods for playmates—
199. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Song of Himself 1972 When God hammered Crow
200. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Theology 1972 Crow realized God loved him—
201. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Undersong 1972 She cannot come all the way
202. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Vanity 1972 Looking close in the evil mirror Crow saw
203. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow's Vanity 1970 Looking close in the evil mirror Crow saw
204. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Alights 1972 Crow saw the herded mountains, steaming in the morning.
205. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and Mama 1972 When Crow cried his mother's ear
206. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and Stone 1972 Crow was nimble but had to be careful
207. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and the Birds 1970 When the eagle soared clear through a dawn distilling of emerald
208. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and the Birds 1972 When the eagle soared clear through a dawn distilling of emerald
209. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and the Birds 1970 When the eagle soared clear through a dawn distilling of emerald.
210. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow and the Sea 1972 He tried ignoring the sea
211. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Blacker than ever 1972 When God, disgusted with man,
212. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Blacker than Ever 1970 When God, disgusted with man,
213. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow colour 1972 Crow was so much blacker
214. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Communes 1972 ‘Well,’ said Crow, ‘What first?’
215. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crowego 1972 Crow followed Ulysses till he turned
216. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Frowns 1972 Is he his own strength?
217. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Goes Hunting 1972 Crow
218. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Hears Fate Knock ... 1972 Crow looked at the world, mountainously heaped.
219. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Hill 1960 The farms are oozing craters in
220. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Hill 1960 The farms are oozing craters in
221. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Improvises 1972 There was this man
222. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crown Point Pensioners 1979 Old faces, old roots.
223. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow on the Beach 1972 Hearing shingle explode, seeing it skip,
224. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow on the Beach 1970 Hearing shingle explode, seeing it skip,
225. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Paints Himself ... 1972 The grass camps in its tussock
226. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Sickened 1972 His illness was something could not vomit him up.
227. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Tries the Media 1972 He wanted to sing about her
228. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Tyrannosaurus 1972 Creation quaked voices—
229. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Tyrannosaurus 1970 Creation quaked voices—
230. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Crow Wakes 1995 I had exploded, a bombcloud, lob-headed, my huge fingers
231. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cuckoo 1995 The Cuckoo's the crookedest, wickedest bird.
232. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cuckoo 1995 Away, Cuckoo!
233. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Curlews 1979 They lift
234. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Curlews 1979 They lift
235. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Curlews in April 1979 Hang their harps over the misty valleys
236. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Curlews Lift 1979 Out of the maternal watery blue lines
237. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Cyclamens In A Bowl 1986 A pink one. A white one. Each
238. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Daffodils 1998 Remember how we picked the daffodils?
239. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Daffodils 1986 I'd bought a patch of wild ground.
240. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dawn's Rose 1972 Is melting an old frost moon.
241. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dawn's Rose 1970 Is melting an old frost moon.
242. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Deaf School 1979 The deaf children were monkey-nimble, fish-tremulous and sudden.
243. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dee 1983 The hills locked in snow
244. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dehorning 1979 Bad-tempered bullying bunch, the horned cows
245. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dehorning 1979 Bad-tempered bullying bunch, the horned cows
246. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dehorning 1989 Bad-tempered bullying bunch, the horned cows
247. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Descent 1995 You had to strip off Germany
248. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dick Straightup 1979 Past eighty, but never in eighty years—
249. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dick Straightup 1960 Past eighty, but never in eighty years—
250. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dog 1984 I dreamed I woke and was a bark
251. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Donkey 1995 The Horse on giant, steely springs
252. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Donkey 1984 My donkey
253. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Do not Pick up the Telephone 1995 That plastic Buddha jars out a Karate screech
254. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dragonfly 1995 Now let's have another try
255. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Drawing 1998 Drawing calmed you. Your poker infernal pen
256. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dreamers 1998 We didn't find her—she found us.
257. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dream Life 1998 As if you descended in each night's sleep
258. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dust As We Are 1989 My post-war father was so silent
259. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Dust As We Are 1989 My post-war father was so silent
260. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Eagle 1981 Big wings dawn dark.
261. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Earth-Numb 1979 Dawn—a smouldering fume of dry frost.
262. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Eclipse 1986 For half an hour, through a magnifying glass,
263. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Eclipse 1986 For half an hour, through a magnifying glass,
264. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Eclipse 1986 For half an hour, through a magnifying glass,
265. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Egg-Head 1957 A leaf's otherness,
266. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Egg-Head 1957 A leaf's otherness,
267. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Eighty and Still Fishing for Salmon 1983 He holds
268. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Emily Brontë 1979 The wind on Crow Hill was her darling.
269. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Emily Brontë 1979 The wind on Crow Hill was her darling.
270. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Epiphany 1998 London. The grimy lilac softness
271. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Error 1998 I brought you to Devon. I brought you into my dreamland.
272. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Esther's Tomcat 1960 Daylong this tomcat lies stretched flat
273. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Esther's Tomcat 1960 Daylong this tomcat lies stretched flat
274. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Evening Thrush 1976 Beyond a twilight of limes and willows
275. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Evening Thrush 1976 Beyond a twilight of limes and willows
276. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Everyman's Odyssey 1960 Telemachus, now to remember your coming of age.
277. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Examination at the Womb-door 1972 Who owns these scrawny little feet?
278. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Examination at the Womb-Door 1970 Who owns these scrawny little feet? .
279. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fair Choice 1957 Fair choice? The appearance of the devil! Suave
280. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fairy Flood 1983 A brown musically-moving beauty, the earth's fullness
281. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fairy Tale 1998 Forty-nine was your magic number.
282. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fallgrief's Girlfriends 1957 Not that she had no equal, not that she was
283. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fallgrief's Girl-Friends 1957 Not that she had no equal, not that she was
284. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Familiar 1979 Eighty-four years dead, younger than I am,
285. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Famous Pet 1957 Stare at the monster: remark
286. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Famous Poet 1957 Stare at the monster: remark
287. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fantails 1995 Up on the roof the Fantail Pigeons dream
288. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fate Playing 1998 Because the message somehow met a goblin,
289. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998February 1960 The wolf with its belly stitched full of big pebbles;
290. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998February 1960 The wolf with its belly stitched full of big pebbles;
291. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998February 17th 1979 A lamb could not get born. Ice wind
292. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998February 17th 1979 A lamb could not get born. Ice wind
293. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998February 17th 1989 A lamb could not get born. Ice wind
294. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Feeding out-wintering cattle at twilight 1979 The wind is inside the hill.
295. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Feeding Out-Wintering Cattle at Twilight 1979 The wind is inside the hill.
296. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fern 1967 Here is the fern's frond, unfurling a gesture,
297. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fern 1967 Here is the fern's frond, unfurling a gesture,
298. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fever 1998 You had a fever. You had a real ailment.
299. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fidelity 1998 It was somewhere to live. I was
300. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Finale 1978 At the end of the ritual
301. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fingers 1998 Who will remember your fingers?
302. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fire-Eater 1960 Those stars are the fleshed forebears
303. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fire-Eater 1960 Those stars are the fleshed forebears
304. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998First, Mills 1979 and steep wet cobbles,
305. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998First, the doubtful charts of skin 1978 Came into my hands—I set out.
306. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fishing Bridge 1998 Nearly happy. Brilliantly lit—
307. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Flesh of Light 1983 From a core-flash, from a thunder-silence
308. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Flies 1984 I don't know about flies.
309. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Flounder 1995 The Flounder sees
310. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Flounders 1998 Was that a happy day? From Chatham
311. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Folktale 1995 He did not know she had risen out of cinders.
312. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Football at Slack 1979 Between plunging valleys, on a bareback of hill
313. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Football at Slack 1979 Between plunging valleys, on a bareback of hill
314. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998For Billy Holt 1979 The longships got this far. Then
315. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998For Billy Holt 1979 The longships got this far. Then
316. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998For the Duration 1979 I felt a strange fear when the war-talk,
317. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998For the Duration 1989 I felt a strange fear when the war-talk,
318. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998For the Duration 1989 I felt a strange fear when the war-talk,
319. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Four March Watercolours 1983 Earth is just unsettling
320. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fourth of July 1960 The hot shallows and seas we bring our blood from
321. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fourth Of July 1960 The hot shallows and seas we bring our blood from
322. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Foxhunt 1979 Two days after Xmas, near noon, as I listen
323. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fragment of an Ancient Tablet 1972 Above—the well-known lips, delicately downed.
324. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fragment of an Ancient Tablet 1970 Above—the well-known lips, delicately downed.
325. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Freedom of Speech 1998 At your sixtieth birthday, in the cake's glow,
326. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998from Autumn Notes 1976 The chestnut splits its padded cell.
327. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998from Prometheus on His Crag 1995 Prometheus On His Crag
328. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998from Seven Dungeon Songs 1979 Dead, she became space-earth
329. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Fulbright Scholars 1998 Where was it, in the Strand? A display
330. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Full Moon and Little Frieda 1967 A cool small evening shrunk to a dog bark and the clank of a bucket—
331. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Full Moon and Little Frieda 1967 A cool small evening shrunk to a dog bark and the clank of a bucket—
332. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gaudete 1977 The Reverend Nicholas Lumb walks hurriedly
333. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Geese 1984 Geese are godly creatures, not just for Christmas show.
334. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ghost Crabs 1967 At nightfall, as the sea darkens,
335. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ghost Crabs 1967 At nightfall, as the sea darkens,
336. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Glimpse 1972 ‘O leaves,’ Crow sang, trembling, ‘O leaves—’
337. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gnat-Psalm 1967 When the gnats dance at evening
338. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gnat-Psalm 1967 When the gnats dance at evening
339. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gnat-Psalm 1967 When the gnats dance at evening
340. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Goat 1995 Bones. Belly. Bag.
341. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Goat 1984 A few quick flirts of their shameless tails—
342. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998God Help the Wolf ... 1998 There you met it—the mystery of hatred.
343. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Go Fishing 1983 Join water, wade in underbeing
344. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Go Fishing 1983 Join water, wade in underbeing
345. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gog 1967 I woke to a shout: ‘I am Alpha and Omega.’
346. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gog 1967 I woke to a shout: ‘I am Alpha and Omega.’
347. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gog 1967 I woke to a shout: ‘I am Alpha and Omega.’
348. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Goose 1981 The White Bear, with smoking mouth, embraces
349. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Grand Canyon 1998 Not a brimming glass of orange juice—
350. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Grandma 1987 My grandmother's a peaceful person, and she loves to sit.
351. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Griefs for Dead Soldiers 1957 Mightiest, like some universal cataclysm,
352. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Grizzly 1995 I see a Bear
353. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Grosse Fuge 1979 Rouses in its cave
354. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gulkana 1983 The Gulkana—where it meets the Copper—
355. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Gull 1995 What yanks upward your line of sight—
356. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hands 1979 Your hands were strange—huge.
357. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Happy calf 1979 Mother is worried, her low, short moos
358. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Happy Calf 1979 Mother is worried, her low, short moos
359. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hawk Roosting 1960 I sit in the top of the wood, my eyes closed.
360. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hawk Roosting 1960 I sit in the top of the wood, my eyes closed.
361. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hawk Roosting 1960 I sit in the top of the wood, my eyes closed.
362. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heather 1979 The upper millstone heaven
363. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hen 1995 Dowdy the Hen
364. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hen 1984 The Hen
365. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall 1979 —old man
366. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall 1979 Black village of gravestones.
367. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall 1967 Black village of gravestones.
368. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall 1967 Black village of gravestones.
369. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall Cemetery 1979 Wind slams across the tops.
370. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall Old Church 1979 A great bird landed here.
371. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heptonstall Old Church 1979 A great bird landed here.
372. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Her Husband 1967 Comes home dull with coal-dust deliberately
373. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Her Husband 1967 Comes home dull with coal-dust deliberately
374. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hermit Crab 1995 The sea-bed's great—
375. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Heron 1995 I am nothing
376. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hill-Stone was Content 1979 To be cut, to be carted
377. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998His legs ran about 1978 Till they tangled and seemed to trip and lie down
378. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998His Legs Ran About 1975 Till they seemed to trip and trap
379. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Historian 1960 As if the eye and the head
380. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Horoscope 1998 You wanted to study
381. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998How Water Began to Play 1970 Water wanted to live
382. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Hunting Song 1984 O he steals our crooked speeches, says the
383. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I A Haunting 1967 Soldiers are marching singing down the lane
384. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I Fleeing From Eternity 1972 Man came running faceless over earth
385. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I For Her Royal Highness ... 1992 Time sieved every
386. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II 1967 The dead man in his cave beginning to sweat;
387. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II How Water Began To Play 1972 Water wanted to live
388. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III Remembrance Day 1967 The poppy is a wound, the poppy is the mouth
389. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III Tell 1989 This was my dream. Suddenly my old steel bow
390. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III The Ghost Dancer 1989 A sulky boy. And he stuns your ear with song.
391. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III The Ghost Dancer 1989 A sulky boy. And he stuns your ear with song.
392. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III The Rat's Flight 1967 The heaven shudders, a flame unrolled like a whip,
393. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998III Wit's End 1967 The General commits his emptiness to God.
394. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II Nearly Awake 1989 The bulls swing their headweights,
395. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II Nightvoice 1989 She dreams she sleepwalks crying the Don River
396. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II Nightvoice 1989 She dreams she sleepwalks crying the Don River
397. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II Tell 1989 This was my dream. Suddenly my old steel bow
398. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II The Atlantic 1989 Night after night he'd sat there,
399. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II The Atlantic 1989 Night after night he'd sat there,
400. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II The Mascot 1967 Somewhere behind the lines, over the map,
401. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998II The Rat's Vision 1967 The rat hears the wind saying something in the straw
402. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I know well 1977 I know well
403. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Incompatibilities 1957 Desire's a vicious separator in spite
404. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In Laughter 1972 Cars collide and erupt luggage and babies
405. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In Laughter 1970 Cars collide and erupt luggage and babies
406. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In the Dark Violin of the 1983 All night a music
407. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In the Likeness of a Grasshopper 1986 A trap
408. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In the Likeness of a Grasshopper 1986 A trap
409. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In The Likeness Of A Grass-Hopper 1986 A trap
410. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In the M5 Restaurant 1979 Our sad coats assemble at the counter
411. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998In these fading moments ... 1978 How close I come to a flame
412. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Invitation to the Dance 1957 The condemned prisoner stirred, but could not stir:
413. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Irish Elk 1995 Here stood the Irish Elk
414. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I see the oak's bride in 1977 I see the oak's bride in the oak's grasp.
415. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Isis 1998 The morning we set out to drive around America
416. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I Sitting Bull on Christmas Morning 1989 Who put this pit-head wheel,
417. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I Sitting Bull On Christmas Morning 1989 Who put this pit-head wheel,
418. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I The Dream Time 1967 My father sat in his chair recovering
419. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I The Fool's Evil Dream 1989 I was just walking about.
420. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I The Fool's Evil Dream 1989 I was walking about.
421. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I The Rat's Dance 1967 The rat is in the trap, it is in the trap,
422. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I Under High Wood 1989 Going up for the assault that morning
423. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998I Under High Wood 1989 Going up for the assault that morning
424. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998IV Two Minutes' Silence 1967 The soldier's boots, beautifully bulled,
425. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Japanese River Tales 1983 Tonight
426. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Japanese River Tales 1983 Tonight
427. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Jellyfish 1995 When my chandelier
428. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Kafka 1967 And he is an owl
429. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Karlsbad Caverns 1998 We had seen the bats in the Karlsbad caves,
430. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Karma 1967 When the world-quaking tears were dropped
431. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998King of Carrion 1972 His palace is of skulls.
432. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Kreutzer Sonata 1967 Now you have stabbed her good
433. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Kreutzer Sonata 1967 Now you have stabbed her good
434. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Last Act 1983 Just before the curtain falls in the river
435. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Last load 1979 Baled hay out in a field
436. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Last night 1979 She would not leave her dead twins. The whole flock
437. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Last Night 1983 The river seemed evil.
438. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Law in the Country of the 1957 When two men meet for the first time in all
439. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Leaf Mould 1979 Think often of the silent valley, for the god lives there.
440. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Leaf Mould 1979 In Hardcastle Crags, that echoey museum,
441. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Leaf Mould 1989 In Hardcastle Crags, that echoey museum,
442. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Leaves 1976 Who's killed the leaves?
443. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Life after Death 1998 What can I tell you that you do not know
444. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Life is Trying to be Life 1979 Death also is trying to be life.
445. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Limpet 1995 When big surf slams
446. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lineage 1972 In the beginning was Scream
447. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lineage 1970 In the beginning was Scream
448. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lines about Elias 1995 Did music help him? Indeed it helped him.
449. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Littleblood 1972 O littleblood, hiding from the mountains in the mountains
450. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Littleblood 1970 O littleblood, hiding from the mountains in the mountains
451. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Little red twin 1979 Sister of little black twin,
452. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Little Salmon Hymn 1992 Between the sea's hollows and inland hills,
453. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Little Whale Song 1989 What do they think of themselves
454. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Little Whale Song 1989 What do they think of themselves
455. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Little Whale Song 1989 What do they think of themselves
456. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Live Skull 1995 In the lake, behind the mirror
457. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lobster 1995 This is the Lobster's song:
458. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lobworms 1984 O early one dawn I walked over the dew
459. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Logos 1967 God gives the blinding pentagram of His power
460. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lovesong 1972 He loved her and she loved him
461. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lovesong 1970 He loved her and she loved him
462. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Low Water 1983 This evening
463. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Low Water 1983 This evening
464. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ludwig's Death Mask 1967 Words for his ugly mug his
465. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Lupercalia 1960 The dog loved its churlish life,
466. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Macaw 1989 Sorcerer! How you hate it all!
467. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Macaw and Little Miss 1957 In a cage of wire-ribs
468. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Macaw and Little Miss 1957 In a cage of wire-ribs
469. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mackerel Song 1976 While others sing the mackerel's armour
470. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Magical Dangers 1972 Crow thought of a palace—
471. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Magpie 1995 The licensed clown—chak chak!
472. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Main thing about Badgers 1984 Main thing about badgers is hating daylight.
473. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mallard 1995 Gloom-glossy wind
474. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Manchester Skytrain 1989 Remember that nightmare straight into the camera—
475. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Manchester Skytrain 1989 Remember that nightmare straight into the camera—
476. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998March morning unlike others 1979 Blue haze. Bees hanging in air at the hive-mouth.
477. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mayday on Holderness 1960 This evening, motherly summer moves in the pond.
478. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mayday On Holderness 1960 This evening, motherly summer moves in the pond.
479. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Meeting 1957 He smiles in a mirror, shrinking the whole
480. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Meeting 1957 He smiles in a mirror, shrinking the whole
481. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Meeting 1957 He smiles in a mirror, shrinking the whole
482. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Memory 1995 The morass is bulging and aborting—
483. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mice are funny little creatures 1984 Mice are funny little creatures
484. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Milesian Encounter on the Sligachan 1983 ‘Up in the pools,’ they'd said, and ‘Two miles upstream.’
485. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Milesian Encounter on the Sligachan 1983 “Up in the pools,” they'd said, and “Two miles upstream.”
486. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mole 1995 I am the Mole.
487. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Moonwalk 1998 A glare chunk of moon.
488. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Moors 1979 Are a stage
489. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Moors 1979 Are a stage
490. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mooses 1981 The goofy Moose, the walking house-frame,
491. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mosquito 1981 To get into life
492. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mountains 1967 I am a fly if these are not stones,
493. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mount Zion 1979 Blackness
494. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mount Zion 1979 Blackness
495. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mouse 1984 The Mouse's round and round and abouts
496. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Mussel 1995 When you prise
497. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Aunt 1987 You've heard how a green thumb
498. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Aunt Flo 1987 Horrible! Horrible! Horrible is my old Aunt Flo!
499. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Brother Bert 1987 Pets are the Hobby of my brother Bert.
500. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Fairy Godmother 1987 When I was born the Wicked Powers as usual were waiting.
501. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Father 1987 Some fathers work at the office, others work at the store,
502. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Grandpa 1987 The truth of the matter, the truth of the matter—
503. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Mother 1987 All mothers can serve up a bit of buttered toast,
504. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Other Granny 1987 My Granny is an Octopus
505. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Own True Family 1987 Once I crept in an oakwood—I was looking for a stag.
506. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Sister Jane 1987 And I say nothing—no, not a word
507. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Uncle Dan 1987 My Uncle Dan's an inventor, you may think that's very fine.
508. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998My Uncle Mick 1987 My Uncle Mick the portrait artist painted Nature's Creatures.
509. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nanny Goat 1984 If the Goat's eye really were a globe
510. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Narcissi 1986 The Narcissi shiver their stars
511. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nessie the Mannerless Monster 1964 In Scotland is a Loch.
512. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Foal 1984 Yesterday he was nowhere to be found
513. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Foal 1984 Yesterday he was nowhere to be found
514. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Moon in January 1967 A splinter, flicked
515. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Moon in January 1967 A splinter, flicked
516. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Year 1983 Snow falls on the salmon redds. Painful
517. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998New Year exhilaration 1979 On the third day
518. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nicholas Ferrer 1960 Brought to bare trees, to spike and shard
519. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Night Arrival of Seatrout 1983 Honeysuckle hanging her fangs.
520. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Night Arrival of Sea-Trout 1979 Honeysuckle hanging her fangs.
521. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Night Arrival of Sea-Trout 1983 Honeysuckle hanging her fangs.
522. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nightingale 1995 This crack-brained African priest creates his own temple ruins
523. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nightjar 1986 The tree creeps on its knees.
524. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Nightjar 1986 The tree creeps on its knees.
525. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Night-Ride on Ariel 1998 Your moon was full of women.
526. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Notes for a Little Play 1972 First—the sun coming closer, growing by the minute.
527. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Notes for a Little Play 1970 First—the sun coming closer, growing by the minute.
528. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998November 1960 The month of the drowned dog. After long rain the land
529. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998November 1960 The month of the drowned dog. After long rain the land
530. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Now you have to push 1979 Your hands
531. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998October Dawn 1957 October is marigold, and yet
532. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998October Dawn 1957 October is marigold, and yet
533. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998October Salmon 1983 He's lying in poor water, a yard or so depth of poor safety,
534. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998October Salmon 1983 He's lying in poor water, a yard or so depth of poor safety,
535. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Octopus 1995 ‘I am your bride,’
536. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Oedipus Crow 1972 Mummies stormed his torn insides
537. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Of Cats 1960 A heart constituted wholly of cats
538. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Off-Days 1995 In the lowest pit of the solstice, among sour conifers,
539. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Old Oats 1995 ‘Mad Laughter’, your sister—her grey perm
540. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Once I said lightly 1977 Once I said lightly
541. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Only a little sleep ... 1978 And suddenly you
542. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998On the Slope 1979 Having taken her slowly by surprise
543. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ophelia 1983 Where the pool unfurls its undercloud—
544. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ophelia 1983 Where the pool unfurls its undercloud—
545. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Opus 131 1995 Opus 131 in C Sharp Minor
546. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Orf 1979 Because his nose and face were one festering sore
547. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Otter 1995 An Otter am I,
548. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ouija 1998 Always bad news from the Ouija board.
549. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Out 1967 My father sat in his chair recovering
550. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Owl 1995 Owl! Owl!
551. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Owl's Song 1972 He sang
552. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Owl's Song 1970 He sang
553. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Parlour-Piece 1957 With love so like fire they dared not
554. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Partridge 1984 A grand bird is the Partridge, a wild weed of a sort.
555. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Peacock 1995 A perfect Peacock on the lawn
556. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pennines in April 1979 If this county were a sea (that is solid rock
557. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pennines In April 1960 If this county were a sea (that is solid rock
558. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Perfect Light 1998 There you are, in all your innocence,
559. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Performance 1983 Just before the curtain falls in the river
560. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Performance 1983 Just before the curtain falls in the river
561. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pets 1976 A dark November night, late. The back door wide.
562. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Phaetons 1957 Angrier, angrier, suddenly the near-madman
563. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pheasant 1984 I was carrying our cat
564. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pheasant 1995 Rama, in a horned blood-mask,
565. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Phoenix 1995 The funny Phoenix
566. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pibroch 1967 The sea cries with its meaningless voice
567. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pibroch 1967 The sea cries with its meaningless voice
568. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pig 1995 I am the Pig.
569. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pig 1984 The Pig that ploughs the orchard with her nose
570. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pigeons 1984 Pigeons! They're problems. You know why their crop's called a crop?
571. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pike 1995 I am the Pike.
572. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pike 1995 Pike, three inches long, perfect
573. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pike 1960 Pike, three inches long, perfect
574. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Pike 1960 Pike, three inches long, perfect
575. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Poets 1979 Crowd the horizons, poised, wings
576. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Poor birds 1979 In the boggy copse. Blue
577. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Portraits 1998 What happened to Howard's portrait of you?
578. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Prospero and Sycorax 1979 She knows, like Ophelia,
579. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Public Bar TV 1967 On a flaked ridge of the desert
580. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Public Bar TV 1967 On a flaked ridge of the desert
581. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Puma 1981 God put the Cougar on the mountain
582. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ragworm 1995 Ragworm once
583. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rain 1979 Rain. Floods. Frost. And after frost, rain.
584. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rain 1989 Rain. Floods. Frost. And after frost, rain.
585. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rain-Charm for the Duchy 1992 After the five-month drought
586. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rain-Charm For The Duchy 1992 After the five-month drought
587. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ram 1995 When a Ram can't sleep
588. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rat-Psalm 1984 Sing the hole's plume, the rafter's cockade
589. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ravens 1979 As we came through the gate to look at the few new lambs
590. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Ravens 1989 As we came through the gate to look at the few new lambs
591. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Reckless Head 1995 When it comes down to it
592. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Red 1998 Red was your colour.
593. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Relic 1960 I found this jawbone at the sea's edge:
594. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Relic 1960 I found this jawbone at the sea's edge:
595. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Remembering Teheran 1995 How it hung
596. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Remission 1998 A fragile cutting, tamped into earth,
597. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Reveille 1967 No, the serpent was not
598. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Revenge Fable 1972 There was a person
599. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Revenge Fable 1970 There was a person
600. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rhododendrons 1979 Dripped a chill virulence
601. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Rhododendrons 1979 Dripped a chill virulence
602. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998River 1983 Fallen from heaven, lies across
603. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998River Barrow 1983 The light cools. Sun going down clear
604. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Riverwatcher 1983 How easy the moist flash, the long eye-slit,
605. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roarers in a Ring 1979 Snow fell as for Wenceslas.
606. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roarers in a Ring 1957 Snow fell as for Wenceslas.
607. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Robbing Myself 1998 I came over the snow—the packed snow
608. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Robin 1995 When wind brings more snow
609. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Robin Song 1972 I am the hunted king
610. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Robin Song 1970 I am the hunted king
611. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roe Deer 1995 In the dawn-dirty light, in the biggest snow of the year
612. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roe-deer 1979 In the dawn-dirty light, in the biggest snow of the year
613. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roe-Deer 1989 In the dawn-dirty light, in the biggest snow of the year
614. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Roger the Dog 1984 Asleep he wheezes at his ease.
615. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sacrifice 1979 Born at the bottom of the heap. And as he grew upwards
616. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sacrifice 1989 Born at the bottom of the heap. And as he grew upwards
617. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sacrifice 1989 Born at the bottom of the heap. And as he grew upwards
618. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Saint's Island 1986 This is a day for small marvels.
619. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Salmon Eggs 1983 The salmon were just down there—
620. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Salmon Eggs 1983 The salmon were just down there—
621. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Salmon-taking Times 1983 After a routing flood-rain, the river
622. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sam 1998 It was all of a piece to you
623. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sandflea 1995 ‘O see my eyes!’
624. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sea Anemone 1995 For such a dainty face
625. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Seal 1995 Where Ocean heaved
626. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Second Glance at a Jaguar 1967 Skinful of bowls, he bowls them,
627. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Second Glance at a Jaguar 1967 Skinful of bowls he bowls them,
628. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Second Glance at a Jaguar 1967 Skinfull of bowls, he bowls them,
629. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Secretary 1957 If I should touch her she would shriek and weeping
630. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998September 1957 We sit late, watching the dark slowly unfold:
631. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998September 1983 There's another river. In this river
632. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998September Salmon 1983 Famously home from sea,
633. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998September Salmon 1983 Famously home from sea,
634. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Setebos 1998 Who could play Miranda?
635. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shackleton Hill 1979 Dead farms, dead leaves
636. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sheep 1976 The sheep has stopped crying.
637. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sheep 1979 The sheep has stopped crying.
638. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sheep 1976 The sheep has stopped crying.
639. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sheep I 1984 If the world were a Sheep, would the Sheep be its Lamb?
640. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sheep II 1984 The Truth about the Sheep alas
641. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998She has come to pass 1979 A whole day
642. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998She seemed so considerate 1978 And everything had become so hideous
643. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shibboleth 1995 Your German
644. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shire Horses 1984 One time we had nothing else of course and handsome they were.
645. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shrew 1995 Shrill and astonishing the shrew
646. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shrike 1995 The talons close amicably
647. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Shrimp 1995 The Shrimp sings: ‘The sea's
648. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Singers 1960 The dregs of a long drinking sit late
649. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Six Young Men 1979 The celluloid of a photograph holds them well—
650. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Six Young Men 1957 The celluloid of a photograph holds them well,—
651. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Six Young Men 1957 The celluloid of a photograph holds them well—
652. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sketching a Thatcher 1989 Bird-bones is on the roof. Seventy-eight
653. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sketch Of A Goddess 1986 We have one Iris. A Halberd
654. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Skylarks 1967 The lark begins to go up
655. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Skylarks 1967 The lark begins to go up
656. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Skylarks 1967 The lark begins to go up
657. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Slump Sundays 1979 Humped around me, mourners ate cold mutton,
658. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Slump Sundays 1989 Humped around me, mourners ate cold mutton,
659. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Small Events 1995 The old man's blood had spoken the word: ‘Enough.’
660. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snail 1995 With skin all wrinkled
661. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snake Hymn 1972 The snake in the garden
662. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snipe 1995 You are soaked with the cold rain—
663. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snow 1995 Snow falling. Snowflakes clung and melted
664. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snow 1967 And let me repeat this over and over again
665. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snowdrop 1960 Now is the globe shrunk tight
666. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snowdrop 1960 Now is the globe shrunk tight
667. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Snow smoking as the fields boil 1979 The bull weeps.
668. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Soliloquy 1957 Whenever I am got under my gravestone
669. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Soliloquy of a Misanthrope 1957 Whenever I am got under my gravestone,
670. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Somebody 1984 Drip-tree stillness. And a spring-feeling elation
671. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Something was happening 1978 While I strolled
672. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sometimes it comes, a gloomy flap 1977 Sometimes it comes, a gloomy flap of lightning,
673. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song 1957 O lady, when the tipped cup of the moon blessed you
674. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song 1957 O lady, when the tipped cup of the moon blessed you
675. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song against the White Owl 1995 The white owl got its proof weapons
676. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song for a Phallus 1972 There was a boy was Oedipus
677. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song from Bawdry Embraced 1957 From what dog's dish or crocodile's rotten
678. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song of a Rat 1967 The rat is in the trap, it is in the trap,
679. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Song of a Rat 1967 The rat is in the trap, it is in the trap,
680. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Source 1989 Where did all those tears come from?
681. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sparrow 1995 Sparrow squats in the dust
682. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sparrow 1995 The strike drags on. With the other idle hands
683. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Speech out of Shadow 1979 Not your eyes, but what they disguise
684. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Spider 1995 On the whole, people dislike spiders.
685. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Squirrel 1995 With a rocketing rip
686. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stanbury Moor 1979 These grasses of light
687. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stanbury Moor 1979 These grasses of light
688. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Starfish 1995 A Starfish stares
689. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Starlings Have Come 1976 A horde out of sub-Arctic Asia
690. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stations 1967 Suddenly his poor body
691. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stations 1967 Suddenly his poor body
692. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998St Botolph's 1998 Our magazine was merely an overture
693. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stealing Trout on a May Morning 1983 I park the car half in the ditch and switch off and sit.
694. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stealing Trout on a May Morning 1995 I park the car half in the ditch and switch off and sit.
695. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stickleback 1995 The Stickleback's a spiky chap,
696. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Still Life 1967 Outcrop stone is miserly
697. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Still Life 1967 Outcrop stone is miserly
698. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Strangers 1983 Dawn. The river thins.
699. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Strangers 1983 Dawn. The river thins.
700. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Strangers 1983 Dawn. The river thins.
701. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Strawberry Hill 1960 A stoat danced on the lawns here
702. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Strawberry Hill 1960 A stoat danced on the lawns here
703. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Struggle 1979 We had been expecting her to calve
704. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Struggle 1979 We had been expecting her to calve
705. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stubbing Wharfe 1998 Between the canal and the river
706. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Stump Pool in April 1983 Crack willows in their first pale eclosion
707. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sugar Loaf 1967 The trickle cutting from the hill-crown
708. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunday 1967 Michael marched off to chapel beside his sister,
709. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstroke 1960 Frightening the blood in its tunnel
710. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstroke 1960 Frightening the blood in its tunnel
711. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstruck 1979 The freedom of Saturday afternoons
712. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstruck 1979 The freedom of Saturday afternoons
713. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstruck Foxglove 1986 As you bend to touch
714. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Sunstruck Foxglove 1986 As you bend to touch
715. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Surprise 1979 Looking at cows in their high-roofy roomy
716. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Suttee 1998 In the myth of your first death our deity
717. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swallows I 1984 Blue splinters of queer metal are swallows,
718. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swallows II 1984 What is loveliest about swallows
719. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swallows III 1984 I agree
720. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swallows IV 1984 I'll say this for swallows, they're marvellous workers.
721. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swans 1995 Washed in Arctic,
722. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swifts 1976 Fifteenth of May. Cherry blossom. The swifts
723. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Swifts 1976 Fifteenth of May. Cherry blossom. The swifts
724. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Take What You Want But Pay For It 1989 Weary of the cries
725. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tales from Ovid 1997 Now I am ready to tell how bodies are changed
726. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Teaching a dumb calf 1979 She came in reluctant. The dark shed
727. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Teaching a Dumb Calf 1979 She came in reluctant. The dark shed
728. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Telegraph Wires 1979 Take telegraph wires, a lonely moor,
729. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Telegraph Wires 1989 Take telegraph wires, a lonely moor,
730. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Telegraph Wires 1989 Take telegraph wires, a lonely moor,
731. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Telos 1998 Too many Alphas. Too much Alpha. Sunstruck
732. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tern 1986 The breaker humps its green glass.
733. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tern 1986 The breaker humps its green glass.
734. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tern 1986 The breaker humps its green glass.
735. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Moment 1972 When the pistol muzzle oozing blue vapour
736. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Moment 1970 When the pistol muzzle oozing blue vapour
737. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Morning 1983 We came where the salmon were so many
738. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Morning 1983 We came where the salmon were so many
739. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Morning 1983 We came where the salmon were so many,
740. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998That Star 1979 That star
741. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The 59th Bear 1998 We counted bears—as if all we wanted
742. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The accused 1978 Confesses his body—
743. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Afterbirth 1998 Huddled on the floor, the afterbirth
744. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Ancient Heroes and the Bomber Pilot 1957 With nothing to brag about but the size of their hearts,
745. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Arctic Fox 1981 No feet. Snow.
746. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Badlands 1998 Right across America
747. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The baptist 1978 Enfolds you
748. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Battle of Osfrontalis 1972 Words came with Life Insurance policies—
749. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Beach 1998 You lashed for release, like a migrant eel in November.
750. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Beacon 1979 You claw the door. Rain
751. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bear 1983 The day darkened in rain. In the bottom of the gorge
752. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bear 1967 In the huge, wide-open, sleeping eye of the mountain
753. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bear 1967 In the huge, wide-open, sleeping eye of the mountain
754. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bear 1967 In the huge, wide-open, sleeping eye of the mountain
755. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bee God 1998 When you wanted bees I never dreamed
756. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The beggarly Bat 1984 The beggarly Bat, a cut-out, scattily
757. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bird 1998 Under its glass dome, behind its eyes,
758. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Black Beast 1972 Where is the Black Beast?
759. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Black Beast 1970 Where is the Black Beast?
760. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Blackbird 1998 You were the jailer of your murderer—
761. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Black Rhino 1989 This is the Black Rhino, the elastic boulder, coming at a gallop.
762. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Black Rhino 1989 This is the Black Rhino, the elastic boulder, coming at a gallop.
763. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Blue Flannel Suit 1998 I had let it all grow. I had supposed
764. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bull Moses 1960 A hoist up and I could lean over
765. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bull Moses 1960 A hoist up and I could lean over
766. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Bull Moses 1960 A hoist up and I could lean over
767. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Canal's Drowning Black 1979 Bred wild leopards—among the pale depth fungus.
768. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Canal's Drowning Black 1979 Bred wild leopards—among the pale depth fungus.
769. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Canal's Drowning Black 1979 Bred wild leopards—among the pale depth fungus.
770. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Cast 1998 Daddy had come back to hear
771. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Casualty 1957 Farmers in the fields, housewives behind steamed windows,
772. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Casualty 1957 Farmers in the fields, housewives behind steamed windows,
773. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Chipmunk 1998 A rippling, bobbing wood-elf, the chipmunk came
774. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Contender 1972 There was this man and he was the strongest
775. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Contender 1970 There was this man and he was the strongest
776. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Conversion of the Reverend Skinner 1957 ‘Dare you reach so high, girl, from the gutter of the street?’
777. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dark River 1979 Six years into her posthumous life
778. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The day he died 1979 Was the silkiest day of the young year,
779. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Day He Died 1989 Was the silkiest day of the young year,
780. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Decay of Vanity 1957 Now it is seven years since you were the Queen
781. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dogs Are Eating Your Mother 1998 That is not your mother but her body.
782. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dogs Are Eating Your Mother 1995 That is not your mother but her body.
783. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Door 1972 Out under the sun stands a body.
784. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dove Breeder 1957 Love struck into his life
785. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dove Came 1979 Her breast big with rainbows
786. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Dream of The Lion 1992 It was an ancient Land. The Land of the Lion.
787. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Earthenware Head 1998 Who modelled your head of terracotta?
788. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Earthenware Head 1995 Who modelled your head of terracotta?
789. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Error 1995 When her grave opened its ugly mouth
790. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The executioner 1978 Fills up
791. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Executioner 1975 Fills up
792. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Fly 1984 The Fly
793. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The formal auctioneer 1979 Is trying to sell cattle. He is like a man
794. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Fox is a jolly farmer 1984 The Fox is a jolly farmer and we farm the same land
795. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The gatekeeper 1978 A sphynx.
796. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The God 1998 You were like a religious fanatic
797. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The God 1995 You were like a religious fanatic
798. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Good Life 1960 Nothing of profit to be got
799. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The grass-blade is not without 1977 The grass-blade is not without
800. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Green Wolf 1967 My neighbour moves less and less, attempts less.
801. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Green Wolf 1967 Your neighbour moves less and less, attempts less.
802. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The guide 1978 When everything that can fall has fallen
803. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Guide 1975 When everything that can fall has fallen
804. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Gulkana 1983 Jumbled iceberg hills, away to the north—
805. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Gulkana 1983 Jumbled iceberg hills, away to the North—
806. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Gypsy 1998 The Cathedral was there,
807. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hag 1957 The old story went that the cajoling hag
808. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hands 1998 Two immense hands
809. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare 1984 That Elf
810. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare I 1984 That Elf
811. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare II 1984 The Hare is a very fragile thing.
812. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare III 1984 Uneasy she nears
813. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare IV 1984 I've seen her,
814. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hare V 1984 There's something eerie about a hare, no matter how stringy and old.
815. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Harvesting 1967 Mr Grooby kept his eyes down.
816. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Harvest Moon 1976 The flame-red moon, the harvest moon,
817. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hawk in the Rain 1957 I drown in the drumming ploughland, I drag up
818. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hedgehog 1984 The Hedgehog has Itchy the Hedgehog to hug
819. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Hen 1984 The Hen
820. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Heron 1981 The Sun's an iceberg
821. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Honey Bee 1986 The Honey Bee
822. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Honey Bee 1986 The Honey Bee
823. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Honey Bee 1986 The Honey Bee
824. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Horses 1957 I climbed through woods in the hour-before-dawn dark.
825. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Horses 1979 I climbed through woods in the hour-before-dawn dark.
826. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Horses 1957 I climbed through woods in the hour-before-dawn dark.
827. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Horses 1957 I climbed through woods in the hour-before-dawn dark.
828. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Howling of Wolves 1967 Is without world.
829. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Howling of Wolves 1967 Is without world.
830. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Howling of Wolves 1967 Is without world.
831. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Inscription 1998 Snow-cakes banked the streets. Frozen grey
832. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The interrogator 1978 Small hope now for the stare-boned mule of man
833. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Jaguar 1957 The apes yawn and adore their fleas in the sun.
834. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Jaguar 1957 The apes yawn and adore their fleas in the sun.
835. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Jaguar 1957 The apes yawn and adore their fleas in the sun.
836. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The judge 1978 The pondering body of the law teeters across
837. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Kingfisher 1983 The Kingfisher perches. He studies.
838. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Kingfisher 1983 The Kingfisher perches. He studies.
839. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The knight 1978 Has conquered. He has surrendered everything.
840. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Knight 1975 Has conquered. He has surrendered everything.
841. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Lake 1995 Better disguised than the leaf-insect,
842. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Last of the 1st/5th Lancashire 1995 The father capers across the yard cobbles
843. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Literary Life 1998 We climbed Marianne Moore's narrow stair
844. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Locket 1995 Sleeping and waking in the Song of Songs
845. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Lodger 1998 Potatoes were growing in the yard corner
846. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Long Tunnel Ceiling 1979 Of the main road canal bridge
847. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Long Tunnel Ceiling 1979 Of the main road canal bridge
848. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Long Tunnel Ceiling 1979 Of the main-road canal bridge
849. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Lovepet 1970 Was it an animal was it a bird?
850. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Machine 1998 The dark ate at you. And the fear
851. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Man Seeking Experience ... 1957 ‘This water droplet, charity of the air,
852. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Man Seeking Experience ... 1957 ‘This water droplet, charity of the air,
853. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Martyrdom of Bishop Farrar 1957 Bloody Mary's venomous flames can curl;
854. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Martyrdom of Bishop Farrar 1957 Bloody Mary's venomous flames can curl:
855. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Mayfly is Frail 1983 The way the shivering Northern Lights are frail.
856. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Mermaid's Purse 1995 The Mermaid's shriek
857. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Merry Mink 1983 —the Arctic Indian's
858. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Merry Mink 1983 —the Arctic Indian's
859. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Minotaur 1998 The mahogany table-top you smashed
860. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Moorhen 1983 Might not notice you.
861. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Morning Before Christmas 1983 Buds fur-gloved with frost. Everything had come to a standstill
862. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Musk Ox 1981 Express blizzards rumble, a horizontal snow-haulage,
863. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Theology 1967 No, the serpent did not
864. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Theology 1967 No, the serpent did not
865. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Osprey 1981 The fierce Osprey
866. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Other 1995 She had too much so with a smile you took some.
867. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Owl 1998 I saw my world again through your eyes
868. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The owl flower 1978 Big terror descends.
869. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Pan 1998 When he stopped at last in the long main street
870. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Perfect Forms 1960 Here is Socrates, born under Pisces,
871. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The plaintiff 1978 This is the bird of light!
872. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Prism 1998 The waters off beautiful Nauset
873. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The problem about lambs 1984 The problem about lambs
874. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Rabbit Catcher 1998 It was May. How had it started? What
875. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Rag Rug 1998 Somebody had made one. You admired it.
876. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Rain Horse 1967 As the young man came over the hill the first thin blowing of rain met him.
877. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998There Come Days to the Hills 1979 Of Armadas about to set out—
878. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Red Admiral 1995 This butterfly
879. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Rescue 1967 That's what we live on: thinking of their rescue
880. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Retired Colonel 1960 Who lived at the top end of our street
881. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Retired Colonel 1960 Who lived at the top end of our street
882. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The risen 1978 He stands, filling the doorway
883. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Risen 1975 He stands, filling the doorway
884. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The River 1983 Fallen from heaven, lies across
885. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The River in March 1976 Now the river is rich, but her voice is low.
886. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Rook 1984 With his clothes-peg beak and his bald face
887. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The roustabout Rooster 1984 Why is it
888. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The scapegoat 1978 The beautiful thing beckoned, big-haunched he loped,
889. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The scream 1978 There was the sun on the wall—my childhood's
890. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Scream 1975 There was the sun on the wall—my childhood's
891. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Sheep Went on Being Dead 1979 Under the Heights Road, under crucified oaks
892. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Shot 1998 Your worship needed a god.
893. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Skylark Came 1979 With its effort hooked to the sun, a swinging ladder
894. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Sluttiest Sheep in England 1979 that never
895. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Smile 1972 Began under the groan of the oldest forest
896. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Smile 1970 Began under the groan of the oldest forest
897. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Snow-shoe Hare 1981 The Snow-shoe Hare
898. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Song Of The Honey Bee 1992 When all the birds of Roxburghshire
899. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Stone 1979 Has not yet been cut.
900. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Suitor 1967 I walk slowly up the hill.
901. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The summoner 1978 Spectral, gigantified,
902. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The swallow---rebuilding--- 1977 The swallow—rebuilding—
903. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Swift Comes the Swift 1979 Casts aside the two-arm two-leg article—
904. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Table 1998 I wanted to make you a solid writing-table
905. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Tender Place 1998 Your temples, where the hair crowded in,
906. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Tender Place 1995 Your temples, where the hair crowded in,
907. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Thought-Fox 1957 I imagine this midnight moment's forest:
908. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Thought-Fox 1957 I imagine this midnight moment's forest:
909. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Thought-Fox 1957 I imagine this midnight moment's forest:
910. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Treecreeper 1984 On a tree-bole, a zigzag upward rivulet
911. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The twilight white Owl 1984 To see the twilight white Owl wavering over the dew-mist
912. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Unknown Wren 1979 Hidden in Wren, sings only Wren. He sings
913. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Ventriloquist 1998 We caught each other by the body
914. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Vintage of River is Unending 1983 Grape-heavy woods ripen darkening
915. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Vixen 1984 An October robin kept
916. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Voyage 1960 Without hope move my words and looks
917. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Warriors of the North 1967 Bringing their frozen swords, their salt-bleached eyes, their salt-bleached hair,
918. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Warriors of the North 1967 Bringing their frozen swords, their salt-bleached eyes, their salt-bleached hair,
919. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Weasels We Smoked ... 1979 Ran along the rowan branch, a whole family,
920. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Weasels We Smoked out of the Bank 1979 Ran along the rowan branch, a whole family,
921. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The white-collared Dove 1984 O the White-collared Dove has a swollen nose!
922. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Wild Duck 1979 got up with a cry
923. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Wolverine 1981 The gleeful, evil Wolverine
924. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998The Wound 1967 Keep going
925. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Things Present 1960 All things being done or undone
926. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998This is the maneater's skull 1977 This is the maneater's skull.
927. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thistles 1967 Against the rubber tongues of cows and the hoeing hands of men
928. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thistles 1967 Against the rubber tongues of cows and the hoeing hands of men
929. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thrush 1995 The speckled Thrush
930. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thrushes 1960 Terrifying are the attent sleek thrushes on the lawn,
931. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thrushes 1960 Terrifying are the attent sleek thrushes on the lawn,
932. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Thrushes 1960 Terrifying are the attent sleek thrushes on the lawn,
933. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tick Tock Tick Tock 1979 Peter Pan's days of pendulum
934. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tiger 1995 At the junction of beauty and danger
935. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tiger-Psalm 1979 The tiger kills hungry. The machine guns
936. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tiger-Psalm 1979 The tiger kills hungry. The machine-guns
937. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tigress 1995 She grin-lifts
938. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Toad 1995 The Toad cries: ‘First I was a thought.
939. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998To Paint a Water Lily 1960 A green level of lily leaves
940. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998To Paint A Water Lily 1960 A green level of lily leaves
941. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Torridge 1983 Which ones
942. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Totem 1998 To ward it off (whatever it was) or attract it
943. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tractor 1979 The tractor stands frozen—an agony
944. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tractor 1989 The tractor stands frozen—an agony
945. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tree 1979 A priest from a different land
946. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tree 1979 A priest from a different land
947. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Trees 1995 I whispered to the holly ...
948. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Trophies 1998 The panther? It had already dragged you
949. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Truth Kills Everybody 1972 So Crow found Proteus—steaming in the sun.
950. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Turning out 1979 Turned the cows out two days ago.
951. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Tutorial 1995 Like a propped skull,
952. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998TV Off 1979 He hears lithe trees and last leaves swatting the glass—
953. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two 1979 Two stepped down out of the morning star,
954. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Geese 1984 I remember two geese—mainly remember
955. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Legends 1972 Black was the without eye
956. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Legends 1970 Black was the without eye
957. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Phases 1957 You had to come
958. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Photographs of Top Withens 1979 The house is ruinous enough, in my snapshot.
959. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Tortoiseshell Butterflies 1986 Mid-May—after May frosts that killed the Camellias,
960. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Tortoiseshell Butterflies 1986 Mid-May—after May frosts that killed the Camellias,
961. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Tortoiseshell Butterflies 1986 Mid-May—after May frosts that killed the Camellias
962. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Trees at Top Withens 1979 Open to huge light
963. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Two Wise Generals 1957 ‘Not as Black Douglas, bannered, trumpeted,
964. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Under the Hill of Centurions 1983 The river is in a resurrection fever.
965. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Under the Hill of Centurions 1983 The river is in a resurrection fever.
966. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Urn Burial 1960 Born to these gentle stones and grass,
967. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Us He Devours 1989 The long Shrine of hunger. Window spectra
968. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Vampire 1957 You hosts are almost glad he gate-crashed: see,
969. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Vampire 1957 You hosts are almost glad he gate-crashed: see,
970. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Very New Foal 1995 The moorland mother's
971. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998View of a Pig 1960 The pig lay on a barrow dead.
972. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998View of a Pig 1960 The pig lay on a barrow dead.
973. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998View Of A Pig 1960 The pig lay on a barrow dead.
974. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Visit 1998 Lucas, my friend, one
975. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Visitation 1983 All night the river's twists
976. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Visitation 1983 All night the river's twists
977. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998V The Red Carpet 1967 So the leaves trembled.
978. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wadsworth Moor 1979 Where the millstone of sky
979. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Walking bare 1978 What is left is just what my life bought me
980. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Walls at Alcomden 1979 It set out—
981. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Walt 1979 Going up for the assault that morning
982. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Water 1995 On moors where people get lost and die of air
983. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Waterlicked 1995 Bluster-shower August—exploded thunderlight
984. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Waving goodbye, from your banked hospital 1977 Waving goodbye, from your banked hospital bed,
985. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Weasel I 1984 The Weasel whizzes through the woods, he sizzles through the brambles.
986. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Weasel II 1984 Every creature in its own way
987. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Weasel III 1984 Its face is a furry lizard's face, but prettier.
988. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998West Dart 1983 It spills from the Milky Way, pronged with light,
989. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998West Laithe Cobbles 1979 It is all
990. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Whale 1995 O hear the Whale's
991. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998What's the First Thing ... 1979 ‘My brother bent at his airplane, in his attic.
992. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Whelk 1995 I wonder whether
993. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998When Men Got to the Summit 1979 Light words forsook them.
994. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998When Men Got to the Summit 1979 Light words forsook them.
995. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Where I Sit Writing My Letter 1986 Suddenly hooligan baby starlings
996. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Where I Sit Writing My Letter 1986 Suddenly hooligan baby starlings
997. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Where I Sit Writing My Letter 1986 Suddenly hooligan baby starlings
998. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998While she chews sideways 1979 He gently noses the high point of her rear-end
999. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998While She Chews Sideways 1979 He gently noses the high point of her rear-end
1000. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Whiteness 1983 Walks the river at dawn.
1001. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Whiteness 1983 Walks the river at dawn.
1002. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Widdop 1979 Where there was nothing
1003. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Widdop 1979 Where there was nothing
1004. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wild Rock 1979 Tamed rock.
1005. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wilfred Owen's Photographs 1960 When Parnell's Irish in the House
1006. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wilfred Owen's Photographs 1960 When Parnell's Irish in the House
1007. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wind 1979 This house has been far out at sea all night,
1008. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wind 1957 This house has been far out at sea all night,
1009. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wind 1957 This house has been far out at sea all night,
1010. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wings 1967 Humped, at his huge broken wing of shadow,
1011. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wino 1967 Grape is my mulatto mother
1012. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Witches 1960 Once was every woman the witch
1013. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Witches 1960 Once was every woman the witch
1014. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wodwo 1967 What am I? Nosing here, turning leaves over
1015. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wodwo 1967 What am I? Nosing here, turning leaves over
1016. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wodwo 1967 What am I? Nosing here, turning leaves over
1017. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wolf 1981 The Iron Wolf, the Iron Wolf
1018. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wolfwatching 1989 Woolly-bear white, the old wolf
1019. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wolfwatching 1989 Woolly-bear white, the old wolf
1020. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Woodpecker 1981 Woodpecker is rubber-necked
1021. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Worm 1995 Lowly, slowly,
1022. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Worms 1984 I hear for every acre there's a ton of worms beneath.
1023. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Wuthering Heights 1998 Walter was guide. His mother's cousin
1024. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998You Drive in a Circle 1967 Slowly a hundred miles through the powerful rain.
1025. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998You Hated Spain 1998 Spain frightened you. Spain
1026. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998You Hated Spain 1995 Spain frightened you. Spain
1027. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Your Paris 1998 Your Paris, I thought, was American.
1028. Hughes, Ted, 1930–1998Your tree---your oak 1977 Your tree—your oak