"My Butterfly" was Frost's first published poem for which he was paid $15 by the "New York Independent" on 8 November 1894. The original manuscript is held at the Huntington Library, Pasadena. This framed print was produced by the California Friends of Robert Frost
Published by Enitharmon Press, London. Signed. Includes the poems:
Horses at Edge Hill Station The First Crusade Honour System Red Currant Jelly Chelsea Physic Garden Lex Talionis A Glass-Stoppered Bottle House of Doctors My Grandfather's Scalpel Pigeons of Hafodymyn Merchant Ivory Poem Train Band, 1930 World's End, Clwyd The Lieutenant's Account For the Missing Summer of Thirty-Nine The Wealth of Poland Matters of No Small Importance Civilisation Dover's Powder Number 77 D.S.C. Breaking the Code Paraphrasing Churchill Blackout The Card-Players Commonplace Book Dicing for Marks Rommel Roulette Hospital Pass Jump Sunday Corporal Violet Distressed British Seaman Implements of War S-Block Ringing the Bell with a 'D' Demob Suit Hero Gentleman's Relish Lulworth Skipper Honesty Box Franciscan Uncle Welsh Tweed House Charge No Need to Let Us Know Distant Relative Housewife Phantom Bride Replenish the Earth Badges in the Snow Lobb's Farm Let It Stand Slow Train to Lime Street Dead Sea Scrolls Cabaret Moving Previous Addressee Small Is Beautiful Quarter Century Club Cobelligerent Footnote to History On the Troopship The Welsh Pox Charter Party At the Crematorium Tontine The Prisoner
Accepted by "Litmus". Published by Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Laurie Smith, Editor of "Litmus", The Stukeley Press, to Michael Henry regarding the poem 23 October 1986
Published by "Working Titles" Winter 1989; Enitharmon Press 1991. Highly commended in the Lace Open Poetry Competition 1986
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes papers and judges comments from the Lace Open Poetry Competition and a letter from Peter Forbes to Michael Henry regarding the poems "The Stove-In Chest", "Peppercorn Rent", "Horehound Candy" and "Tijuana Brass" 24 June 1985
Published by "Poetry Review" June 1987; Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Peter Forbes, Editor of "Poetry Review", to Michael Henry regarding the poem 26 March 1987
Published by Enitharmon Press 1991; "London Magazine" April - May 1993
Annotated drafts including annotated final draft. Includes photocopies of poem as published in "London Magazine" and postcard from "A R" regarding publishing the poem
Published by "Poetry Review" October 1986; Enitharmon Press 1991; "South (Profile)" October 2006
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Peter Forbes, Editor of "Poetry Review", to Michael Henry regarding publishing of "Iceland Poppy" 11 July 1986
Published by "Orbis" Summer - Autumn 1986; Enitharmon Press 1991; "South (Profile)" October 2006
Drafts including final draft. Includes photocopy of letter from Peter Forbes, Southern Arts & Thamesdown Community Arts Writer in Residence, to Michael Henry regarding poems "The Stove-In Chest", "Peppercorn Rent", "Horehound Candy" and "Tijuana Brass"
Published by "Revised [?] & Paperback" Winter 1987; Enitharmon Press 1991; Bloomsbury ["Building Jerusalem: Elegies on Parish Churches"] 2016. Highly commended by Cheltenham Poetry Society
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes programme for the launch of "Building Jerusalem" at Cambridge University Library on 19 October 2016
Published by "Encounter" April 1990; Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Richard Mayne, Co-editor of "Encounter", to Michael Henry regarding the publication of "Aston Down" and his opinions of other rejected poems 19 August 1988
Published by "Poetry Review" Winter 1987 - 1988; Enitharmon Press 1991
Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Peter Forbes, Editor of "Poetry Review" to Michael Henry regarding publication of poems 5 October 1987
