What are the poems in Poe's Collected Works?

Answer 1

I do not have that particular book; however, I have a book of the complete works of Edgar Allan Poe, so I will list off all of Poe's poems:

Note: the empty dashes indicate that no one knows who the poem is dedicated to

• O, Tempora! O, Mores!
• To Margaret
• "To Octavia"
• Tamerlane
• Song
• Dreams
• Spirits of the Dead
• Evening Star
• Imitation
• Stanzas
• A Dream
• "The Happiest Day - the Happiest Hour"
• The Lake: To ___
• Sonnet - To Science
• Al Aaraaf
• "Mysterious Star!"
• Romance
• Introduction
• To ___ ("The bowers whereat")
• To the River ___
• To ______ ("I heed not")
• Fairy Land
• Fairy-Land
• Alone
• "To Isaac Lea"
• Elizabeth
• From an Album
• "Lines on Joe Locke"
• To Helen
• Israfel
• The Sleeper
• The Valley of Unrest
• The City in the Sea
• Lenore
• To One in Paradise
• Hymn
• Enigma
• Serenade
• The Coliseum
• To F____s S. O_____d
• To F____
• Bridal Ballad
• Sonnet - To Zante
• The Haunted Palace
• Sonnet - Silence
• The Conqueror Worm
• Dream-Land
• Eulalie- A Song
• The Raven
• A Valentine
• "Deep in Earth"
• To Miss Louise Olivia Hunter
• TO M. L. S _____
• To _____ _____ _____
• Ulalume - A Ballad
• An Enigma
• The Bells
• To Helen (NOTE: a different Helen)
• A Dream within a Dream
• For Annie
• Eldorado
• Sonnet - To My Mother
• Annabel Lee
• Scenes from "Politian"

Answer 2

Some of the poems in Poe's Collected Works include "The Raven," "Annabel Lee," "The Bells," "The Tell-Tale Heart," and "Ulalume." Poe is known for his macabre and melancholic poetry, often exploring themes of death, grief, and lost love.