Romantic and Love Poems:
* "Remember" (1849): A haunting and poignant poem about the enduring power of love and memory.
* "Goblin Market" (1862): A complex and symbolic poem about temptation, desire, and the strength of sisterhood.
* "Song" (1862): A short and lyrical love poem.
* "The Prince's Progress" (1866): A narrative poem about a prince's journey to find love.
* "Up-Hill" (1862): A reflective poem about the challenges and rewards of life's journey.
Religious and Spiritual Poems:
* "In the Bleak Midwinter" (1872): A hymn that captures the essence of the Christmas season.
* "The Love of the Soul" (1867): A poem exploring themes of faith, love, and devotion.
* "The Face of the Deep" (1862): A poem about the power and mystery of God.
* "The Convent Threshold" (1860): A poem exploring the struggles of faith and self-sacrifice.
* "The Burden of Nineveh" (1862): A poem about the fall of the Assyrian city of Nineveh and its connection to biblical themes.
Nature Poems:
* "A Birthday" (1851): A poem celebrating the beauty and joy of nature.
* "The Lowest Room" (1862): A poem about the fragility and beauty of life.
* "After Death" (1851): A poem that reflects on the beauty of nature and the permanence of death.
Other Notable Poems:
* "Sister Maude" (1876): A dramatic and tragic poem about two sisters.
* "The King's Tragedy" (1881): A narrative poem inspired by a Scottish ballad.
* "The Shadow" (1873): A poem about the inevitability of death.
Christina Rossetti's poetry is known for its lyrical beauty, its exploration of complex themes, and its enduring appeal to readers of all ages. Her poems continue to be read and appreciated today, inspiring generations with their depth of feeling and artistry.