Drafts of individually titled poems in John Heath-Stubbs's own hand. This bundle consists of the following complete poems:
- /1 'As the Crab Goes Forward (An Allusion to John Lydgate)'
- /2 'Birthday Poem for Kathleen Raine'
- /3 'A Double Dream'
- /4 'For the Funeral of Sylvia Gough'
- /5 'For Vernon Watkins 1906-1967'
- /6 'The Girls of Alexandria'
- /7 'His Excellency's Poetry'
- /8 'Hunger'
- /9 'In Return for the Gift of a Pomander'
- /10 'Letter to Peter Avery'
- /11 'Medea and Absyrtus'
- /12 'Nature Red in Tooth and Claw'
- /13 'Purkis' This has been written by John Heath-Stubbs over a poem in a different hand titled 'Theseus and the Minotaur'. On this manuscript the title is given as 'Perkiss'
- /14 'Squirling'
- /15 'To Get Rid of Moles'
This bundle also includes fragments and untitled poems with opening words as follows:
- /16 "I listened long to evening's distant CHIME..."
- /17 "A Saint John..."
- /18 "No longer silent, and no longer solitary..."
- /19 "And there were caves but now I saw..."
- /20 "Of her pen music..."
- /21 "They call you the great leveller..."
- /22 "His Cambridge friends..."
- /23 "How Cambridge dons still seek to rectify..."