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The Muse Among the Motors
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| The Muse Among the Motors written by Rudyard Kipling |
| A collection of parodies. First published in 1904; more poems were added in 1919 and again in 1929 when the sequence was republished in Collected Works. |
- Sepulchral
- Arterial
- Carmen Circulare
- The Advertisement
- The Justice's Tale
- The Four Points
- The Consolations of Memory
- To a Lady, persuading her to a Car
- The Progress of the Spark (XVIth Circuit)
- The Braggart
- "When the Journey was Intended to the City"
- To Motorists
- The Tour
- The Idiot Boy
- The Landau
- Contradictions
- Fastness
- The Beginner
- Lady Geraldine's Hardship
- The Bother
- The Dying Chauffeur
- The Inventor
- The Ballad of the Cars
- A Child's Garden
- The Moral
- The Marrèd Drives of Windsor