Poems from Traherne's "Christian Ethicks"—

• "For Man to act as if his Soul did see"
• "All Musick, Sawces, Feasts, Delights, and Pleasures"
• "As in a Clock 'tis hinder'd Force doth bring"
• "Were all the World a Paradise of Ease"
• Of Meekness
• Of Contentment
• "And if the Glory and Esteem I have"

Appendix—

• Bliss
• [Life's Blessedness]
• [The Resurrection]
• The Ways of Wisdom

Traherne's "Serious and Patheticall Contemplation of the Mercies of God"

The Will of Thomas Traherne

?The poems of which the titles are enclosed within brackets are without titles in the original manuscripts. It seemed better to give them names, in order to facilitate reference to them.