verse drama. Julia Domna (1903) Vale Press, verse drama. Borgia (1905) verse drama. Wild Honey from Various Thyme (1908) poems. Queen Mariamne (1908) verse drama. Tragedy of Pardon (1911) verse drama. Tristan de Léonois (1911) verse drama. Dian (1911) verse drama. The Accuser (1911) verse drama. A Messiah (1911) verse drama. Poems of Adoration (1912). Mystic Trees (1913) poems. Whym Chow: Flame of Love (1914) poems. Ras Byzance (1918) verse drama. Deirdre (1918) verse drama. In The Name of Time (1919) verse drama. Selection (1923). The Wattlefold: Unpublished Poems (1930). Works and Days: From the Journal of Michael Field, (1933) edited by T. Sturge Moore (unpublished journals are now available on microfilm) kept from 1888, annual to 1914. A Shorter Shırazad: 101 Poems of Michael Field (1999) selection by Ivor C. Treby Where the Blessed Feet Have Trod - poem. See also Lesbian Poetry Notes Bibliography Donoghue, Emma, We Are Michael Field (Absolute Press, 1998) Prins, Yopie Victorian Sappho (1999) Sturgeon, Mary. Michael Field (George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., 1922) Treby, Ivor C. (ed). The Michael Field Catalogue: A Book of Lists (1998) Treby, Ivor C. Music and Silence: The Gamut of Michael Field (2000) Vanita, Ruth Sappho and the Virgin Mary: Same-Sex Love and the English Literary Imagination'' (1996) External links Michael Field (Biography and poems - "Isle of Lesbos") Michael Field ("The Poetry Foundation") Michael Field ("Women in the Literary Marketplace 1800–1900") The Poems of Michael Field English women poets English lesbian writers Literary collaborations Pseudonymous writers Pseudonymous women writers Collective pseudonyms Writers from Birmingham, West Midlands People from Kenilworth Writing duos Burials at St Mary Magdalen Roman Catholic Church Mortlake Guild of St George