- A Name
- A Tear
- A Woman’s Friendship
- Apparition
- Bonaparte
- Chant d’amour (V)
- Chant d’amour (VI)
- Charity
- Chorus of the Cedars of Lebanon
- Consolation
- Desire
- Despair
- Enthusiasm
- Eternity of Nature, Brevity of Man
- Faith
- Farewell
- Farewell to Graziella
- Farewell to the Sea
- Ferrara
- Glory
- God
- Hail to the Isle of Ischia
- Holy Week at La Roche-Guyon
- Humanity – Sequel to Jehovah
- Hymn of the Child at His Awakening
- Hymn of the Child at His Awakening
- Hymn to Christ
- Hymn to the Sun
- Hymn to the Sun
- Immortality
- Invocation
- Invocation
- Invocation to the Greeks
- Ischia
- Isolation
- Jehovah or the Idea of God
- Jocelyn, December 16, 1793
- Jocelyn, July 20, 1800
- Jocelyn, September 16, 1793
- Jocelyn, September 17, 1793
- Jocelyn, September 20, 1793
- Love Song (I)
- Love Song (II)
- Love Song (III)
- Love Song (IV)
- Man
- Milly, or the Native Land (I)
- Milly, or the Native Land (II)
- My Soul Is Sad unto Death!
- Ode
- Ode on the Birth of the Duke of Bordeaux
- Philosophy
- Prayer of the Indigent
- Providence to Man
- Remembrance
- Sacred Poetry
- Sadness
- Sadness
- Sappho
- Stances
- The Almond Branch
- The Autumn
- The Bay of Baya
- The Birds
- The Butterfly
- The Cry of the Soul
- The Dying Christian
- The Dying Poet
- The Evening
- The First Regret
- The Flowers
- The Genius
- The Hymn of the Night
- The Idea of God – Sequel to Jehovah
- The Infinite in the Heavens
- The Lake
- The Lizard
- The Oak – Sequel to Jehova
- The Past
- The Poppies
- The Prayer
- The Prayer
- The Retreat
- The Sails
- The Seashell at the Seashore
- The Shepherd and the Fisherman
- The Spirit of God
- The Spirits of the Flowers
- The Stars
- The Temple
- The Valley
- The West
- Thoughts of the Dead
- To a Child, Daughter of the Poet
- To a Dried Flower in an Album
- To a Young Girl
- To Christians in Times of Trial
- To El***
- To Elvire
- To Nemesis
- To the Great Chartreuse
- Why Is My Soul Sad?
- Wisdom
