New collected poems / Eavan Boland.

From 23 poems (1962): Liffeytown
The Liffey beyond Islandbridge. New territory (1967): The poets
The gryphons
The pilgrim
New territory
Mirages
Migration
The dream of Lir's son
Malediction
Lullaby
Belfast vs Dublin
Requiem for a personal friend
A cynic at Kilmainham gaol
From the painting Back from market by Chardin
Shakespeare
The comic Shakespeare
Yeats in civil war
The flight of the earls
After the Irish of Egan O'Rahilly
The king and the troubadour
Athene's song
The winning of Etain. From "Femininity and freedom" (1971): "Deidre and Cathal in conversation". The war horse (1975): The other woman
The war horse
Child of our time
A soldier's son
The famine road
Cyclist with cut branches
Song
The botanic gardens
Prisoners
Ready for flight
Sisters
The laws of love
The family tree
Naoise at four
Anon
From the Irish of Pangur Ban
Elegy for a youth changed to a swan
O fons bandusiae
Dependence day
Conversation with an inspector of taxes
The Atlantic Ocean
Chorus of the shadows
The Greek experience
Suburban woman
Ode to suburbia
The hanging judge. In her own image (1980): Tirade for the mimic muse
In her own image
In his own image
Anorexic
Mastectomy
Solitary
Menses
Witching
Exhibitionist
Making up. Night feed (1980): Domestic interior
Night feed
Before spring
Energies
Hymn
Partings
Endings
Fruit on a straight-sided tray
Lights
After a childhood away from Ireland
Monotony
The muse mother
A ballad of home
Patchwork or the poet's craft
In the garden
Degas's laundresses
Woman in kitchen
Woman posing
It's a woman's world
Tirade for the epic muse
The new pastoral
On Renoir's The grape pickers
"Daphne with her thighs in bark"
The woman changes her skin
The woman turns herself into a fish
The woman in the fur shop
The woman as mummy's head
A ballad of beauty and time. The journey (1987): Remember
Mise Eire
Self-portrait on a summer evening
The oral tradition
Fever
The unlived life
Lace
The bottle garden
Suburban woman: a detail
The briar rose
The women
Nocturne
The fire in our neighbourhood
On holiday
Growing up
There and back
The wild spray
The journey
Envoi
Listen: this is the noise of myth
An Irish childhood in England, 1951
Fond memory
Canaletto in the national gallery of Ireland
The emigrant Irish
Tirade for the lyric muse
The woman takes her revenge on the moon
The glass king. Outside history (1990): Object lessons: The black lace fan my mother gave me
The rooms of other women poets
Object lessons
On the gift of The birds of America by John James Audubon
The game
The shadow doll
The river
Mountain time
The Latin lesson
Bright-cut Irish silver
We were neutral in the war ; Outside history: a sequence:
The Achill woman
A false spring
The making of an Irish goddess
White hawthorn in the west of Ireland
Daphne heard with horror the addresses of the god
The photograph on my father's desk
We are human history, we are not natural history
An old steel engraving
In exile
We are always too late
What we lost
Outside history ; Distances: The nights of childhood
The carousel in the park
Contingencies
Spring at the edge of the sonnet
Our origins are in the sea
Midnight flowers
Doorstep kisses
A different light
Hanging curtains with an abstract pattern in a child's room
Ghost stories
What love intended
Distances. In a time of violence (1994): The singers
Writing in a time of violence, a sequence: That the science of cartography is limited
The death of reason
March 1 1847, by the first post
In a bad light
The dolls museum in Dublin
Inscriptions
Writing in a time of violence ; Legends: This moment
Love
The pomegranate
At the glass factory in Cavan Town
The water-clock
Moths
A sparrow hawk in the suburbs
In which the ancient history i learn is not my own
The Huguenot graveyard at the heart of the city
The parcel
Lava cameo
The source
Legends ; Anna Liffey: Anna Liffey
Story
Time and violence
The art of grief
A woman painted on a leaf. The lost land (1998): Colony: My country in darkness
The harbour
Witness
Daughters of colony
Imago
The scar
City of shadows
Unheroic
The colonists
A dream of colony
A habitable grief
The mother tongue ; The lost land: Home
The lost land
Mother Ireland
The blossom
Daughter
Ceres looks at the morning
Tree of life
Escape
Dublin, 1959
Watching old movies when they were new
Heroic
Happiness
The last discipline
The proof that Plato was wrong
The necessity for irony
Formal feeling
Whose?. Against love poetry: Marriage: In which Hester Bateman, eighteenth-century English silversmith, takes an Irish commission
Against love poetry
The pinhole camera
Quarantine
Embers
Then
First year
Once
Thankëd be fortune
A marriage for the millennium
Lines for a thirtieth wedding anniversary. Code: Limits
Code
Making money
Exile! Exile!
Once in Dublin
How we made a new art on old ground
Emigrant letters
The burdens of a history
Horace odes: ii:xi
Echo
Hide this place from angels
Limits 2
How the earth and all the planets were created
A model ship made by prisoners long ago
Is it still the same
Suburban woman: another detail
Irish poetry.