- Poems by Charlotte Allen
- "Stanzas" (Ye may crush the flower that the summer rears)
- "Stanzas" (They tell me that the fairest flowers)
- "Stanzas" (They tell me that her cheek is pale)
- "Stanzas" (There is a little quiet spot)
- "Stanzas" (There are thoughts we never breathe)
- "Stanzas" (Sadness with all its busy train)
- "Stanzas" (Oh, I would die in Spring)
- "Stanzas" (I love to think that when we die)
- "Stanzas" (Go count the stars in yon bright sky)
- Stanzas, a poem by Isa Blagden
- Stanzas, a poem by Anne Brontë
- Poems by Emily Brontë
- Stanzas, "I'll not weep that thou art going to leave me"
- Stanzas, "Often rebuked, yet always back returning"
- Stanzas, a poem by Charlotte Brontë
- Poems by George Gordon Byron
- Stanzas. "And thou art dead, as young and fair"
- Stanzas. "Away, away, ye Notes of Woe"
- Stanzas. "Could Love for ever"
- Stanzas. "If sometimes in the Haunts of Men"
- Stanzas. "One struggle more, and I am free"
- Stanzas. "Remember him, whom Passion's Power"
- Stanzas. "Thou art not false, but thou art fickle"
- Stanzas. "When a man hath no freedom to fight for at home"
- Poems by Dorothea Primrose Campbell
- "Stanzas" (Sad is thy voice, thou hollow moaning gale!)
- "Stanzas" (O'er the rough path, through this dark vale of tears)
- "Stanzas" (Go, tell the beauteous girl I love)
- "Stanzas" (Blithe as the birds that wing the air)
- "Stanzas" (All hail! thou solitary star!)
- Stanzas, a poem by Sarah Elizabeth Carmichael
- Stanzas, a poem by Elizabeth Margaret Chandler
- "Stanzas", a poem by Mary Louisa Chitwood
- Poems by Eliza Cook
- Stanzas (We are apt to grow a-weary in this troubled world at times)
- Stanzas(Though like the marble rock of old)
- Stanzas (The wild bee and the butterfly)
- Stanzas (The ship was at rest in the tranquil bay)
- Stanzas (The ruthless hand of savage strife)
- Stanzas (The dark and rugged mountain-steep)
- Stanzas (The Mind, the great, the mighty Mind)
- Stanzas (Some call the world a dreary place)
- Stanzas ('Tis well to give honour and glory to Age)
- Stanzas ("God speed the plough!" be this a prayer)
- Poems by Sarah Parker Douglas
- Stanzas (Oh! there are other tears than those)
- Stanzas (He paused: wild laughs and fitful screams came bursting on the breeze)
- Poems by Emmeline Hinxman
- "Stanzas" ("I would that my tongue could utter)
- "Stanzas" (Never, when once the breeze of love)
- Poems by Letitia Elizabeth Landon
- Stanzas, 5th June 1824, "Alas! alas! the times are fled"
- Stanzas, 24th May 1823, "Farewell, farewell! then both are free"
- Stanzas, 27th August 1825, "Grace and beauty had crown’d thee"
- Stanzas, 5th June 1824, "Have the dreams of thy youth departed"
- Stanzas (The Fate of Adelaide (1821), "I do not weep that thou art laid"
- Stanzas, New Monthly, 1833, "I know it is not made to last"
- Stanzas, Edinburgh Literary Journal, 1830, "I pray thee, do not speak to me"
- Stanzas, 5th February 1825, "I turn’d into the olive grove"
- Stanzas, 10th January 1824, "Is it not so?"
- Stanzas, 5th June 1824, "Is this the harp you used to wake"
- Stanzas, The Edinburgh Magazine, October 1821, "It came to my pillow"
- Stanzas, The Amulet 1826 "My heart hath turned away"
- Stanzas, adapted to music by —, "My heart is as light as the gossamer veil"
- Stanzas, 1st October 1825, "Oh, tell me not I shall forget"
- Stanzas, 5th June 1824, "The moon is shining o'er the lake"
- Stanzas, 24th May 1823, "Twine not those red roses for me"
- Stanzas, 8th November 1823, "We shall not meet again, love,"
- Stanzas, 12th March 1825, "Well, indeed, you may deem"
- Stanzas, "When should lovers breathe their vows?"
- Poems by Eliza Gabriella Lewis
- Stanzas (Tell me, Spirit of the Sea)
- Stanzas (Oh! not to me, oh! not to me)
- Stanzas, a poem by John Keats
- Stanzas, a poem by Thomas Henry Kendall
- Stanzas, a poem by Mary Noel McDonald
- Poems by Adeline Martha Nealds
- "Stanzas" (Why beat those loudly rolling drums)
- "Stanzas" ((The dew-drops gem the blushing rose)
- "Stanzas" (At eve I wander'd down the vale)
- "Stanzas" (And thou art dead! and lowly laid)
- Poems by Edgar Allan Poe
- Stanzas, published in Tamerlane and Other Poems (1827)
- Stanzas, addressed to Frances Sargent Osgood (1845)
- Stanzas—April, 1814, a poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley
- Poems by Henry David Thoreau
- Stanzas (Away! away! away! away!)
- Stanzas (Nature doth have her dawn each day)
- "Stanzas", a poem by Emma Toke
- Stanzas, a poem by Helen Truesdell
- Stanzas, a poem by Jaroslav Vrchlický
- Stanzas, a poem by Amelia Welby
- Stanzas, a poem by William Wordsworth