• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

James Clerk Maxwell

• A Problem In Dynamics
• A Student's Evening Hymn
• A Vision Of A Wrangler, Of A University, Of Pedantry, And Of Philosophy
• An Onset
• Answer To Tait
• British Association, Notes Of The President's Address
• Cats Cradle Song, By A Babe In Knots
• Horace, Seventh Epode
• I'Ve Heard The Rushing
• In Memory Of Edward Wilson, Who Repented Of What Was In His Mind To Write After Section
• Lectures To Women On Physical Science
• Lines Written Under The Conviction That It Is Not Wise To Read Mathematics In November After One’s Fire Is Out -
• Molecular Evolution
• Nathalocus
• Ninth Ode Of The Third Book Of Horace
• Numa Pompilius
• On St. David's Day
• Professor Tait, Loquitur
• Recollections Of A Dreamland
• Reflex Musings: Reflections From Various Surfaces
• Reply To The Above, By F.W.F.
• Report On Tait's Lecture On Force
• School Rhymes
• Seventh Ode Of The Fourth Book Of Horace
• Song Of The Cub
• Song Of The Edinburgh Academician
• Specimen Of Translation From The Ajax Of Sophocles
• The Death Of Sir James, Lord Of Douglas
• The Vampyre
• To F.W.F.
• To Hermann Stoffkraft, Ph.D., The Hero Of A Recent Work Called Paradoxical Philosophy
• To K.M.D.
• To My Wife
• To The Additional Examiner For 1875
• To The Air Of Lorelei
• To The Chief Musician Upon Nabla: A Tyndallic Ode
• To The Committee Of The Cayley Portrait Fund
• Torto Volitans Sub Verbere Turbo Quem Pueri Magno In Gyro Vacua Atria Circum Intenti Ludo Exercent
• Tune, Il Segreto Per Esser Felice
• Valedictory Address To The D--N
• Valentine By A Telegraph Clerk
• Why, When Our Sun Shines Clearest
• Will You Come Along With Me?