The poems are listed by first line. Click here for a listing by title, and here by the collections in which they appear.
| Title | Article/Story | First line | Notes |
| A Song in Storm | The Fringes of the Fleet | Be well assured that on our side |  |
| Jobson’s Amen | In the Presence | Blessed be the English and all their ways and works. | |
| Minesweepers | The Fringes of the Fleet | Dawn off the Foreland – the young flood making | |
| Harwich Ladies | The Fringes of the Fleet | Farewell and adieu to you, Harwich Ladies, | |
| The Song of Seven Cities | The Vortex | I was Lord of Cities very sumptuously builded. | |
| Rebirth | The Edge of the Evening | Ifany God should say, | |
| The Lowestoft Boat | The Fringes of the Fleet | In Lowestoft a boat was laid | |
| The Beginnings | Mary Postgate | It was not part of their blood, | |
| The Verdicts | Destroyers at Jutland | Not in the thick of the fight | |
| The Legend of Mirth | The Horse Marines | The four Archangels, so the legends tell, | |
| The Floods | My Son’s Wife | The rain it rains without a stay | |
| Tin Fish | The Fringes of the Fleet | The ships destroy us above | |
| The Press | The Village that Voted the Earth was Flat | The Soldier may forget his Sword, | |
| A Translation | Regulus | There are whose study is of smells, | |
| Helen all Alone | In the Same Boat | There was darkness under Heaven | |
| The Children | The Honours of War | These were our children who died | |
| The Trade | Tales of “The Trade” | They bear, in place of classic names | |
| The Comforters | The Dog Hervey | Until thy feet have trod the Road | |
| The Fabulists | My Son’s Wife | When all the world would keep a matter hid, | |
| The Land | Friendly Brook | When Julius Fabricius, Sub-Prefect of the Weald, | |
| The North Sea Patrol | The Fringes of the Fleet | When the East wind is brewed fresh and fresh every morning | |
| MacDonough’s Song | As Easy as ABC | Whether the State can loose and bind | > |