The poems whose titles are marked * appeared in a privately issued
pamphlet, “Night and Day. By Isaac Rosenberg. 1912” (pp. 24); those
marked § in “Youth. By Isaac Rosenberg. London, I. Narodiczky, Printer,
48 Mile End Road, E. 1915” (pp. 18); and those marked † in “Moses. A
Play. By Isaac Rosenberg. London, Printed By The Paragon Printing Works,
8 Ocean Street, Stepney Green, E. 1916” (pp. ii + 26).
These pamphlets were the only work issued by the author, in addition to
the following single pieces which appeared in various periodicals:
“In the Workshop,” in _A Piece of Mosaic_ (for a Jewish Bazaar).
“Our Dead Heroes,” in _South African Women in Council_, December, 1914.
“Essay on Art,” Part I. (prose), prefaced by a poem, “Beauty,” in _South
African Women in Council_, December, 1914.
“Essay on Art,” Part II., _South African Women in Council_, January,
1915.
“Marching,” and “Break of Day in the Trenches,” in _Poetry_ (Chicago),
December, 1916.
The following pieces have appeared posthumously:
“In Piccadilly,” “If You are Fire,” “Heart’s First Word, II.,” “Wedded,”
“I Did Not Pluck at All,” in _Art and Letters_, Summer, 1919; with an
“In Memoriam” notice by Annie Rosenberg.
“Killed in Action,” in _Colour_, October, 1919.
“Savage Song” (“A Naked African” from “Moses”), “God,” in _Rainbow_ (New
York), October, 1920; with an “In Memoriam” notice by Horace Brodzky.
“I Mingle with Your Bones”; with an article by Samuel Roth, in _Voices_,
Summer, 1921.