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de la Mare, Walter (John) (books) (chron.) (continued)
- * Stranger, a Moment Pause, and Stay, (pm) from The Return, Edward Arnold, 1910
- * The Stranger (“Half-hidden in a graveyard”), (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * The Stranger (“In the nook of a wood”), (pm) The Century Magazine December 1921
- Down-Adown-Derry, Constable & Co., September 1922
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Poems 1919 to 1934, Constable, November 1935
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Stranger (“In the woods”), (pm) Sunken Garden and Other Poems, Beaumont Press, 1917
- * Strangers, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Strangers and Pilgrims, (co) Tartarus Press (hc), June 2007
- * Strangers and Pilgrims, (nv) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936
- Ding Dong Bell (var. 1), Faber and Faber Limited, July 1936
- The Fireside Book of Ghost Stories ed. Edward Wagenknecht, Bobbs-Merrill, 1947
- Collected Tales, Knopf, January 1950
- Short Stories 1895-1926, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, November 1996
- Strangers and Pilgrims, Tartarus Press, June 2007
- * Strangers and Pilgrims, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936
- * The Strange Spirit, (pm) The Captive and Other Poems, The Bowling Green Press, 1928
- * The Stratagem, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * Stuff and Nonsense and So On, (co) Constable & Co. (hc), June 1927
- * Stuff and Nonsense and So On (var. 1), (co) Faber and Faber (hc), 1946
- * The Suicide, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Summer Evening, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Summons, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * The Sun, (pm)
- * A Sunday, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine July 1937
- * The Sunken Garden, (pm) Sunken Garden and Other Poems, Beaumont Press, 1917
- * Sunken Garden and Other Poems, (co) Beaumont Press (hc), 1917
- * Sunk Lyonesse, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Sunrise, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * The Supper (“A wolf he pricks with eyes of fire”), (pm) Songs of Childhood by Walter Ramal, Longmans, Green, and Co., January 1902, as by Walter Ramal
- Songs of Childhood, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1916
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Supper (“Her pinched grey body”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Supper (“I supped where bloomed the red red rose”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Suppose (“Suppose…and suppose that a wild little Horse of Magic”), (pm) Flora: A Book of Drawings with Pamela Bianco, William Heinemann, December 1919
- * Suppose (“Suppose the year were but a month”), (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Susanna Harbert, Spinster, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * Susannah Fry, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1906, as "Benighted"
- * Susannah Prout, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907, as "Lichen"
- * Swallows Flown, (pm) The London Mercury December 1936
- * Swifts, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * The Taciturn, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * The Tailor, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * The Talisman, (ss) The Lady’s Realm March 1907, as "The Talisman of Weisshausen"
- * The Talisman of Weisshausen, (ss) The Lady’s Realm March 1907
- * The Tank, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Tarbury Steep, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * Tares, (pm) National and English Review July 1954
- * Tartary, (pm) Songs of Childhood by Walter Ramal, Longmans, Green, and Co., January 1902, as by Walter Ramal
- Songs of Childhood, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1916
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Tat for Tit, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Tears, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * “Tell Me…”, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Tent, (pm) This Year: Next Year by Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, November 1937
- * Thames, (pm) Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- * Then, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Then as Now, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Theologians, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * There Blooms No Bud in May, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1906, as "Snow (“There blooms no bud in May”)"
- * There Rode a Miller on a Horse, (pm) The Ghost Book ed. Cynthia Asquith, Hutchinson, 1926, as "A Recluse"
- * There Sate Good Queen Bess, (pm) from Crossings, Beaumont Press, October 1921
- * There Was an Old Woman of Bumble Bhosey, (pm) This Year: Next Year by Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, November 1937
- * There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in the Fens, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912
- * There Was Sweet Water Once, (pm) Two Tales, Bookman's Journal, July 1925, as "The Green Room"
- * There Were Leaves on the Branches Like Silver, (pm) The Story-teller August 1930, as "Miss Miller"
- * These Solemn Hills, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * They Told Me, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906, as "Tears"
- * The Thief, (nv) G.K.’s Weekly March 21 1925
- * The Thief, (pm) Young Elizabethan May 1956
- * The Thief at Robin’s Castle, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Things, (pm) Poetry August 1940
- * This Brief Day Now Over, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912, as "Lullay O, Lullaby"
- * This Is the End, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953, as "The End"
- * This Little Morsel of Morsels Here, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912
- * This Year: Next Year, (oc) Faber and Faber, November 1937
- * Thomas Groat, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907, as "Lichen"
- * Thomas Hardy, (pm) Poems, Corvinus Press, December 1937, as "To Thomas Hardy"
- * Thomas Logge, (pm) Ding Dong Bell, Selwyn & Blount Ltd., April 1924, as "Winter"
- * The Thorn, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * Thou Art My Long-Lost Peace, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Thoughts, (pm) Young Elizabethan May 1956
- * Thousands of Years Ago, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912
- * Three, (pm) Bulletin August 1955
- * The Three Beggars, (pm) Songs of Childhood by Walter Ramal, Longmans, Green, and Co., January 1902, as by Walter Ramal
- Songs of Childhood, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1916
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Down-Adown-Derry, Constable & Co., September 1922
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Three Cherry Trees, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * The Three Friends, (ss) The Saturday Westminster Gazette April 19 1913
- * Three Poems, (gp) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine July 1937
- * Three Score Years I Lived, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * The Three Sillies, (ss) Told Again, Basil Blackwell, October 1927
- * Three Sisters, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907, as "Lichen"
- * The Three Sleeping Boys of Warwickshire, (nv) The Virginia Quarterly Review October 1925
- * The Three Strangers, (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * The Thrush (“Even earlier yet this listening thrush”), (pm) This Year: Next Year by Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, November 1937
- * “The Thrush” (“That speckled thrush”), (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * Thule (“Green-cupped the acorn”), (pm) Flora: A Book of Drawings with Pamela Bianco, William Heinemann, December 1919
- * Thule (“If thou art sweet as they are sad”), (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Thunder, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Thus Her Tale, (pm) Porpoise Press, April 1923
- * Tidings, (pm) from Crossings, Beaumont Press, October 1921
- * Tillie, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- * Time, Love and Life, (pm) National and English Review June 1954
- * Time Passes, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Timothy Blackstone, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * Tintern Abbey, (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal September 1940
- * Tiny Eenanennika, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Tired Cupid, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Tired Tim, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Tit for Tat, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- * The Titmouse, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * To a Candle, (pm) The Virginia Quarterly Review Summer 1941
- * To a Child, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1914
- * Tobago, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * To Bed, (pm) Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- * To Corinna, Frowning, (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal March 1940
- * To E.T.: 1917, (pm) Sunken Garden and Other Poems, Beaumont Press, 1917
- * To Katherine Mansfield, (pm) The Captive and Other Poems, The Bowling Green Press, 1928
- * To K.M., (pm) The Captive and Other Poems, The Bowling Green Press, 1928, as "To Katherine Mansfield"
- * Told Again, (co) Basil Blackwell (hc), October 1927
- * To Lucy, (pm) Faber and Faber, October 1931
- * Tom Head, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907, as "Lichen"
- * To-morrow Waits Me at My Gate, (pm) Two Tales, Bookman's Journal, July 1925, as "The Green Room"
- * Tom’s Angel, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * Tom’s Little Dog, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Tomtit, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * To My Mother, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Too-Whit or Too-Whoo, (pm) The Story-teller August 1930, as "Miss Miller"
- * To Rose, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * To Some Most Happy Men, (pm) 1919
- * To Thomas Hardy, (pm) Poems, Corvinus Press, December 1937
- * The Tower, (pm) World Review April 1950
- * The Traveller, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems (var. 1), The Viking Press, November 1945
- * Traveller, Forbear, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * Treachery, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Treasure, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945; revised from “Resurgam” (Ladies’s Home Journal November 1940).
- * The Tree, (ss) The Century Magazine August 1922
- The London Mercury October 1922
- The Riddle and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, May 1923
- Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror Vol. 2 ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1931
- Second Omnibus of Crime ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Coward-McCann, 1932
- The Argosy (UK) August 1932
- Great Short Stories of Detection, Mystery, and Horror: Part IV ed. Dorothy L. Sayers, Gollancz, July 1939
- Collected Tales, Knopf, January 1950
- Short Stories 1895-1926, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, November 1996
- Weird Woods ed. John Miller, The British Library, August 2020
- * Trees, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Truants (“Ere my heart beats too coldly and faintly”), (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Down-Adown-Derry, Constable & Co., September 1922
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Truants (“This sabbath morning”), (pm) The Spectator February 3 1950
- * Truce, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * A True-Blue Broadside of ’14, (pm) The Saturday Westminster Gazette August 22 1914
- * The Trumpet, (nv) The Virginia Quarterly Review October 1936
- The Wind Blows Over, Faber and Faber, October 1936
- A Second Century of Creepy Stories ed. Hugh Walpole, Hutchinson, July 1937
- Best Stories of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, June 1942
- Collected Tales, Knopf, January 1950
- Some Stories, Faber and Faber, 1962
- Short Stories 1927-1956, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, June 2001
- * The Truth of Things, (pm) Two Poems, Dropmore Press, July 1946
- * The Tryst, (pm)
- * The Tryst (“Are you very peaceful there, Thomas Nunn?”), (pm) New Paths ed. C. W. Beaumont & M. T. H. Sadler, C.W. Beaumont, 1918
- * The Tryst (“Faint now the colours in the West”), (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * The Tryst (“Flee into some forgotten night and be”), (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * The Tryst (“North and South and East and West”), (pm) To-Day August 1917
- * The Tryst (“O whither are you faring to, my sweetheart?”), (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * The Tryst (“Why in my heart, O Grief”), (pm) Sunken Garden and Other Poems, Beaumont Press, 1917
- Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918, as "The Disguise (“Why in my heart, O Grief”)"
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume One, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920, as "The Disguise (“Why in my heart, O Grief”)"
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969, as "The Disguise (“Why in my heart, O Grief”)"
- * The Tulip, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Tu Quoque, (pm) Time and Tide December 3 1949
- * The Turnip, (ss) Told Again, Basil Blackwell, October 1927
- * ’Twas a Cuckoo, Cried “Cuck-oo”, (pm) from Memoirs of a Midget, Collins, 1921
- * Twelve of the Clock, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Twelve Windows, (ss) Told Again, Basil Blackwell, October 1927
- * Twice Lovely, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * Twilight, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * Twinkum, (pm) The Saturday Review of Literature November 16 1929
- * The Two Birds, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Two Days in Town, (ss) The Sphere November 13 1920
- * Two Deep Clear Eyes, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Two Gardens, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Two Houses, (pm) Sunken Garden and Other Poems, Beaumont Press, 1917
- * The Two Lamps, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * Two Poems, (gp) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine September 1937
- * Two Poems, (co) R.N. Green-Armytage (ph), 1931
- * Two Poems (with Arthur Rogers), (oc) self-published (ph), 1938
- * Two Poems, (co) Dropmore Press (ph), July 1946
- * Two Tales, (co) Bookman’s Journal (hc), July 1925
- * Two Triolets, (gp) The Lady’s Realm October 1907
- * Ulladare, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * Ulysses, (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal April 1940
- * The Unchanging, (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * Uncircumventible, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * The Undercurrent, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Under the Rose, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Unfinished Dream, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Unforeseen, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * Unforgotten, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1910
- * “Unheard Melodies”, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * The Universe, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * The Unloving, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Unmeant, (pm) World Review April 1950
- * Unpausing, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Unregarding, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * The Unrent Pattern, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Unstooping, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * untitled (“If to the heavens thou blift thine eyes”), (pm) Come Hither: Revised Edition ed. Walter de la Mare, Constable, November 1928
- * untitled (“If you’d not been so sweet”), (pm) The Lady’s Realm October 1907
- * untitled (“I waited till nine”), (pm) The Lady’s Realm October 1907
- * untitled (“Ruby, amethyst, emerald, diamond”), (pm) Come Hither: Revised Edition ed. Walter de la Mare, Constable, November 1928
- * The Unutterable, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Unwitting, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * Up and Down, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- * Usury, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * The Vacant Day, (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * The Vacant Farmhouse, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * Vain Finding, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Vain Questioning, (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * The Vats, (ss) The Saturday Westminster Gazette June 16 1917
- The Riddle and Other Stories, Selwyn & Blount, May 1923
- The Evening Standard February 25 1935
- Best Stories of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, June 1942
- Collected Tales, Knopf, January 1950
- Short Stories 1895-1926, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, November 1996
- Strangers and Pilgrims, Tartarus Press, June 2007
- * The Veil, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * The Veil and Other Poems, (co) Constable and Co. Ltd. (hc), December 1921
- * Vendetta, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On (var. 1), Faber and Faber, 1946
- * Very, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * The Very Self, (pm) Poetry June 1941
- * The Vicar of This Parish, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Vigil, (pm) Motley and Other Poems, Constable, May 1918
- * The Village of Old Age, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine September 1896, as by Walter Ramal
- * The Virgin, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1906, as "Benighted"
- * Virtue, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * The Visionary, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * Vision (“I see no sense in poetry”), (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal July 1950
- * The Vision (“O starry face, bound in grave strands of hair”), (pm) Good Housekeeping (UK) January 1941
- * The Visitant, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Visitors, (ss) G.K.’s Weekly June 13 1925
- The Forum October 1925
- Broomsticks & Other Tales, Constable, November 1925
- The Scarecrow and Other Stories, Faber and Faber Limited, May 1945
- Collected Stories for Children, Faber and Faber, April 1947
- The Magic Jacket (var. 1), Alfred A. Knopf, February 1962
- Authors’ Choice 2, Hamish Hamilton, October 1973
- Short Stories for Children, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, April 2006
- * The Voice (“As I sat in the gloaming”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Voice of Melancholy, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Voices (“Rapture and sorrow”), (pm) Time and Tide February 19 1938
- * Voices (“Who is calling by the darkened river”), (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * The Voice (“We are not often alone, we two”), (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Wages, (ss) Number Five Joy Street, Basil Blackwell, September 1927
- The Lord Fish, Faber and Faber, October 1933, as "A Penny a Day"
- Collected Stories for Children, Faber and Faber, April 1947, as "A Penny a Day"
- Short Stories for Children, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, April 2006, as "A Penny a Day"
- Mermaids! ed. M. Grant Kellermeyer, Charles G. Waugh & Kathy Sweet Waugh, Oldstyle Tales Press, September 2025, as "A Penny a Day"
- * The Waif, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Waiting, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * The Wall, (pm) Saturday Night (Toronto September 4 1954
- * Wanderers (“Wide are the meadows of night”), (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Wanderers (“Within my mind two spirits strayed”), (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * The Warbler, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Warmint, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On (var. 1), Faber and Faber, 1946
- * The Water Midden’s Song, (pm) from The Three Mulla-Mulgars, Duckworth, November 1910
- * Wea, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Well, Here’s, (pm) The Virginia Quarterly Review Summer 1941
- * Went the Mind Clocktime-Wise, (pm) The Spectator April 24 1953
- * We Who Have Watched, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * The Wharf, (ss) The Queen November 1924
- The Connoisseur and Other Stories, Collins, May 1926
- My Best Story—Second Series, Faber & Faber, 1933
- Collected Tales, Knopf, January 1950
- Some Stories, Faber and Faber, 1962
- Short Stories 1895-1926, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, November 1996
- * What?, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * “What Dreams May Come”, (ss) John o’ London’s Weekly December 1 1934
- The Wind Blows Over, Faber and Faber, October 1936
- Best Stories of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, June 1942
- Voyage ed. Denys Val Baker, Sylvian Press, 1945
- A Book of Strange Stories ed. Herbert van Thal, Pan, 1954
- Short Stories 1927-1956, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, June 2001
- Strangers and Pilgrims, Tartarus Press, June 2007
- * When a Great Water Sinks to Peace, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * When Love Flies In, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * When One Is a Girl, (pm) Time and Tide December 3 1955
- * When Safe Into the Fields Ann Got, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912
- * When She Was in Her Garden, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912, as "Soon After in Her Garden"
- * When the Rose Is Faded, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * When You Are Gone, and I’m Alone, (pm) Two Tales, Bookman's Journal, July 1925, as "The Green Room"
- * Where (“Houses! houses!—Oh, I know”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * “Where Is Thy Victory?”, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Where (“Monkeys in a forest”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Where? (“Where is my love”), (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Where? (“Where, Oh, where is Alice Bates?”), (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Which?, (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * Which Way?, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * White, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Whiteness, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Whither?, (ex) from Henry Brocken, John Murray, March 1904
- * Who?, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Who Really?, (pm) Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- * Who’s That?, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Why? (“Dear Father, tell me, Why are Worms?”), (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Why? (“Ever, ever”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * “Why, Then Comes In…”, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * Why? (“Why do you weep, Mother? Why do you weep?”), (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Wi’decks Awas’, (pm) from The Three Mulla-Mulgars, Duckworth, November 1910
- * Widen Your Calls, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Widow (“Art thou a widow?”), (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * The Widow (“Grief now hath pacified her face”), (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * A Widow’s Weeds, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Wild Are the Waves, (pm) Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- * Will Ever?, (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * William Hackle, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * William Parr, (pm) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine April 1936, as "Strangers and Pilgrims"
- * “Willie!”, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Will-o’-the-Wisp, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Willow, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Willows, (nv) Blackwood’s Magazine September 1929
- * The Wind, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * The Wind Blows Over, (co) Faber and Faber Limited (hc), October 1936
- * The Window (“Behind the blinds I sit and watch”), (pm) Peacock Pie, Constable, June 1913
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume Two, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Peacock Pie (var. 1), Constable, September 1924
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- Collected Rhymes and Verses, Faber & Faber, March 1944
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * The Window (“Sunlit, the lashes fringe the half-closed eyes”), (pm) Memory and Other Poems, Constable, May 1938
- * Winged Chariot, (pm) Faber and Faber (hc), June 1951
- * The Winnowing Dream, (pm) The Times Literary Supplement September 1 1950
- * Winter, (pm) Ding Dong Bell, Selwyn & Blount Ltd., April 1924
- The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933, as "Isaac Meek"
- Poems 1919 to 1934, Constable, November 1935, as "Isaac Meek"
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969, as "Stranger, a Light I Pray!"
- * Winter, (ss) Ding Dong Bell, Selwyn & Blount Ltd., April 1924
- Ding Dong Bell (var. 1), Faber and Faber Limited, July 1936
- The Mandrake Root ed. Jeremy Scott, Jarrolds, 1946
- Short Stories 1895-1926, Giles de la Mare Publishers Ltd, November 1996
- Strangers and Pilgrims, Tartarus Press, June 2007
- Out of the Deep and Other Supernatural Tales, The British Library, April 2017
- * The Winter-Boy, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Winter (“Clouded with snow”), (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Winter (“Cold and raw the north wind doth blow”), (pm) Scholastic October 26 1935
- * Winter Coming, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * Winter Company, (pm) The Burning-Glass and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, October 1945
- * Winter Dusk, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Winter Evening, (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * Winter (“Green Mistletoe!”), (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- Poems: 1901 to 1918: Volume One, Constable and Company Limited, September 1920
- Story and Rhyme, J.M. Dent & Sons, May 1921
- Poems for Children, Constable, October 1930
- The Golden Book Magazine #108, December 1933
- The Argosy (UK) February 1937
- Look and Learn #52, January 12 1963
- Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- The Fairy Tale Magazine December 2023
- * Winter (“Mute now the music that made me”), (pm) Poems 1919 to 1934, Constable, November 1935
- * Wireless, (pm) O Lovely England and Other Poems, Faber and Faber, November 1953
- * The Witch, (pm) The Listeners and Other Poems, Constable, February 1912
- * Witchcraft, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Witch-Hare, (pm) Songs of Childhood by Walter Ramal, Longmans, Green, and Co., January 1902, as "The Hare", by Walter Ramal
- * The Wolf and the Fox, (ss) Told Again, Basil Blackwell, October 1927
- * Won’t, (pm) Bells & Grass, Faber and Faber, October 1941
- * Wool, (pm) Stuff and Nonsense and So On, Constable & Co., June 1927
- * Words (“How I love the rhymes that I can dance to”), (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * Words (“Were words sole proof of happiness”), (pm) Inward Companion, Faber and Faber, October 1950
- * Work, (pm) The New Statesman and Nation July 26 1952
- * The World of Dream, (pm) A Child’s Day:, Constable and Company, Limited, October 1912, as "Now, Through the Dusk"
- * The Wreck, (pm) The Veil and Other Poems, Constable, December 1921
- * Ye Say: We Sleep, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907, as "Lichen"
- * A Young Girl, (pm) The Fleeting and Other Poems, Constable, May 1933
- * Your Hate I See, and Can Endure, Nay, Must, (pm) Two Tales, Bookman's Journal, July 1925, as "The Green Room"
- * Your Maddening Face Befools My Eyes, (pm) Two Tales, Bookman's Journal, July 1925, as "The Green Room"
- * You Say You Love, (pm) Complete Poems of Walter de la Mare, Faber and Faber, 1969
- * You Take My Heart with Tears, (pm) from Henry Brocken, John Murray, March 1904
- * Youth, (pm) Poems, Murray, September 1906
- * [letter] (with Peggy Ashcroft, Kenneth Clark, T. S. Eliot, Graham Greene, Augustus E. John, Louis MacNeice, Edwin Muir, Goronwy Rees, Edith Sitwell, Osbert Sitwell, Vernon Watkins & Emlyn Williams), (lt) The London Magazine February 1954
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_____, [ref.]
- * A Beginning and Other Stories by Francis Wyndham, (br) The London Magazine January 1956
- * Collected Poems of Walter de la Mare by J. M., (br) The Double Dealer February 1921
- * Downadown-Derry, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly December 9 1922, uncredited.
- * In Pursuit of the Transcendent: The Weird Verse of Walter de la Mare by Leigh D. Blackmore, (ar) Spectral Realms #6, Winter 2017
- * Memoirs of a Midget by Llewelyn Powys, (br) The Double Dealer May 1922
- * The Poetry of Walter de la Mare by Thomas Moult, (ar) The Apple (of Beauty and Discord) v2 #1, 1921
- * Shades of Grey: Walter de la Mare’s ‘Seaton’s Aunt’ by Mark Valentine, (ar) All Hallows #30, June 2002
- * The Veil and Other Poems by Llewelyn Powys, (br) The Double Dealer July 1922
- * Walter de la Mare by Eleanor Farjeon, (bi) The Horn Book Magazine June 1957
- * Walter de la Mare by Powys Evans, (il) The London Mercury #33, July 1922
- * Walter de la Mare by Katerina Wilczynski, (il) The London Magazine September 1954
- * Walter de la Mare by J. C. Squire, (rc) Land & Water June 13 1918
- * Walter de la Mare (1873-1956) by Mike Ashley, (is) Dreams and Wonders ed. Mike Ashley, Dover Publications, Inc., August 2010
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