A literary annual (1827-1857), edited by a series of high profile figures including the Countess of Blessington and Frederic Mansell Reynolds. Illustrated poetry in The Keepsake was written for expensive engravings of paintings, so that the poem illustrated the picture.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Remembrance | Landon, Letitia Elizabeth (pseudonym L. E. L.) |
1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 28–30 | no | 4414 |
| I Am Come But Your Spirits To Raise | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 30–33 | no | 4415 |
| Francesca Foscari | Gardiner, Marguerite | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 43–46 | no | 4416 |
| On a Wounded Deer Found in Whittlebury Forest | Norman, Charlotte | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 62–63 | no | 4417 |
| Impromptu on being asked to write something upon leaving England for Norway, June 1836 | Manners, Charles Cecil John | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 64 | no | 4418 |
| Reminiscences of My Last Morning in Rome, May 26th, 1834 | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 76–84 | no | 4419 |
| The Night Watch At Sea | Smith, Lydia Bosworth | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 92–94 | no | 4420 |
| London Misnomers | Smith, James (1775-1839) | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 94–95 | no | 4421 |
| Stanzas | R. H. (poet; The Keepsake), Howitt, Richard | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 96 | no | 4422 |
| Lines Addressed to a Fair Whig Who Accused Him of Toryism | Trench, Frederick | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 117 | no | 4423 |
| Polish Martial Hymn | St. Maur, Charlotte | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 118 | no | 4424 |
| The Bride | Abdy, Maria | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 119–120 | no | 4425 |
| Sonnet | Brookfield, William Henry | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 120 | no | 4426 |
| On the Marriage of the Lady Gwendolin Talbot with the Eldest Son of the Prince Borghese | Milnes, Richard Monckton | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 127 | no | 4427 |
| Lines | Manners, John | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 128 | no | 4429 |
| The Invocation | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 128 | no | 4428 |
| Lalla | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 139 | no | 4430 |
| Hunting versus Yachting | Radcliffe, Frederick Peter Delmé | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 141 | no | 4432 |
| Stanzas to The Lady Emmeline Manners, upon reading a poem of hers in 1830, ending, “And still I ever love in vain!” | Vane, Charles William | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 140–141 | no | 4431 |
| The Lovers | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 159–160 | no | 4433 |
| Sonnet | Alford, Charles | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 160 | no | 4434 |
| A Sea Fight—In the Distance | Lowther, John Henry | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 179–180 | no | 4435 |
| To a Lady in Reverie | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 207–208 | no | 4436 | |
| The Departed Friend | Norton, Caroline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 208 | no | 4437 |
| A Riddle | Hook, Theodore Edward | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 222–224 | no | 4438 |
| Song | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 224–225 | no | 4439 |
| The Intercepted Letter | Boyle, Mary Louisa | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 226–227 | no | 4440 |
| St. Agnes | Tennyson, Alfred | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 247–248 | yes | 4441 |
| Lines, Addressed to a Lady Abroad | Bernal Osborne, Ralph (1808-1882) | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 248–249 | no | 4442 |
| Stanzas | Spencer, Aubrey George | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 275–276 | no | 4443 |
| To the Countess of Chesterfield, and her Sister, the Hon. Mrs. Col. Anson, on being reminded of a promise of a marriage present | Grosvenor, Thomas | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 277 | no | 4444 |
| Stanzas | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 278 | no | 4445 |
| Song. (From the Circassian) | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 318 | no | 4446 | |
| Stanzas, Addressed While the Author was on the Continent, To – | Fitzgerald, Edward | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 319 | no | 4447 |
| To an Old Pleasure Boat, Converted into a Seat in Shirley Park | Bayly, Thomas Haynes | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 322 | no | 4448 |
| To Miss Cockburn | Spencer, Aubrey George | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 323–324 | no | 4449 |
| Farewell | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 324 | no | 4450 |
| Summer Departed | Ord, John Walker | 1837 | The Keepsake Volume 1837, Page 328 | no | 4451 |