A complete chronological index of William Blake's poetry follows. Selections for which the text is available are provided courtesy of Howard Nelson Hilton, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus inthe Department of English at the University of Georgia, Athens. These electronic excerpts are reproductions of the material contained in The Complete Poetry and Prose of William Blake, edited by David V. Erdman.

• Poetical Sketches (1783)
• Songs of Innocence (1789)
  • Introduction
  • The Shepherd
  • The Ecchoing Green
  • The Lamb
  • The Little Black Boy
  • The Blossom
  • The Chimney Sweeper
  • The Little Boy Lost
  • The Little Boy Found
  • Laughing Song
  • A Cradle Song
  • The Divine Image
  • Holy Thursday
  • Night
  • Spring
  • Nurse's Song
  • Infant Joy
  • A Dream
  • On Anothers Sorrow
• Tiriel (1789)
• [The] Book of Thel (1789)
• [The] French Revolution (1791)
• Visions of the Daughters of Albion (1793)
• America a Prophecy (1793)
• For Children: The Gates of Paradise (1793)
• [The] First Book of Urizen (1794)
• Europe a Prophecy (1794)
• Songs of Experience (1794)
  • Introduction
  • Earth's Answer
  • The Clod & the Pebble
  • Holy Thursday
  • The Little Girl Lost
  • The Little Girl Found
  • The Chimney Sweeper
  • Nurses Song
  • The Sick Rose
  • The Fly
  • The Angel
  • The Tyger
  • My Pretty Rose Tree
  • Ah! Sun-flower
  • The Lilly
  • The Garden of Love
  • The Little Vagabond
  • London
  • The Human Abstract
  • Infant Sorrow
  • A Poison Tree
  • A Little Boy Lost
  • A Little Girl Lost
  • To Tirzah
  • The School Boy
  • The Voice of the Ancient Bard
  • A Divine Image
• [The] Book of Ahania (1795)
• [The] Book of Los (1795)
• [The] Four Zoas (1797)
  • Vala Night the First
  • Vala Night the [Second]
  • Vala Night the Third
  • Vala Night the Fourth
  • Vala Night the Fifth
  • Vala Night the Sixth
  • Vala Night the Seventh
  • Vala Night the Eighth
  • Vala Night the Ninth Being
• [The] Pickering Manuscript (1803)
  • The Smile
  • The Golden Net
  • The Mental Traveller
  • The Land of Dreams
  • Mary
  • The Crystal Cabinet
  • The Grey Monk
  • Augeries of Innocence
  • [An Editorial Arrangement]
  • Long John Brown & Little Mary Bell
  • William Bond
  • Mr Blake's Nursery Rhyme
• Milton: a Poem in 2 Books (1804)
• Jerusalem: The Emanation of The Giant Albion (1804)
  • Frontspiece
  • To the Public
  • Chapter 1 [Plates 4-27]
  • To the Jews
  • "The fields from Islington to Marybone"
  • Chapter 2
  • To the Deists
  • "I saw a Monk of Charlemaine"
  • Chapter 3 [Plates 53-75]
  • To the Christians
  • "I stood among my valleys of the south"
  • "England Awake!..."
  • Chapter 4 [Plates 78-99
• For the Sexes: The Gates of Paradise (1818)
• [The] Everlasting Gospel (1818)
• [The] Ghost of Abel (1821)
• Satiric Verses and Epigrams (Unknown)
• Songs and Ballads (Unknown)
  • Song 1st by a Shepherd
  • Song 3d by and Old Shepherd
  • "Never pain to tell they love"
  • "I feard the fury of my wind"
  • "I saw a chapel all of gold"
  • "I laid me down upon a bank"
  • A cradle song
  • "I asked a theif to steal me a peach"
  • To my Mirtle
  • [To go] on 1 Plate
  • "O lapwing thou fliest around the heath"
  • An answer to the parson
  • [Experiment] "Thou has a lap full of seed"
  • Riches
  • "If you trap the moment before its ripe"
  • Eternity
  • "I heard and Angel singing"
  • "Silent Silent Night"
  • To Nobodaddy
  • "Are not the joys of morning sweeter"
  • "How came the pride in Man"
  • [How to know Love from Deceit]
  • The wild flowers song
  • Soft Snow
  • Merlins prophecy
  • "Why should I care for the men of thames"
  • Day
  • "The sword swung on the barren heath"
  • "Abstinence sows sand all over"
  • "In a wife I would desire"
  • Lacedmonian Instruction
  • "An old maid early eer I knew"
  • Several Questions Answered
  • "He who binds to himself a joy"
  • "The look of love alarms"
  • "Soft deceit & Idleness"
  • "What is it men in women require"
  • An ancient Proverb
  • The Fairy
  • The Kid
  • "My Spectre around me night & day"
  • [Postscript] "Oer my Sins Thou sit & moan"
  • "Mock on Mock on Voltaire Rousseau"
  • Morning
  • "Terror in the house does roar"
  • The Birds
  • "Why was Cupid a Boy"
  • "Now Art has lost its mental Charms"
  • To the Queen
  • "The Caverns of the Grave Ive seen"
  • "I rose up at the dawn of day"
  • "A fairy skipd upon my knee"
  • "Around the Springs of Gray my wild root weaves"
  • To Mrs Ann Flaxman