The opening "Prologue" ("O Love the interest itself in thoughtless heaven") is followed by short and long poems including "Hearing of harvests", "O what is that sound", "Out on the lawn", "Brothers who when the sirens roar", "Love had him fast", "A shilling life", "Our hunting fathers", and others, ending with an "Epilogue" ("Certainly our city").
The introductory "Prologue" ("O Love the interest itself in thoughtless heaven") is followed by a series of poems, varying in length, including "Hearing of harvests", "What sound do we hear?", "On the lawn", "Brothers when the sirens shout", "Love had him under control", "A life for a penny", "Our fathers who hunt", and others, concluding with an "Epilogue" ("Certainly our city").