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 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verses | Wellesley, Richard | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 21–22 | no | 4790 |
| Ode. The Last Separation | Bulwer-Lytton, Edward | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 58–59 | no | 4791 |
| Italy | Kenyon, John | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 60 | no | 4792 |
| A Vision. (Allegorical) | Leigh, Chandos | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 79–82 | no | 4793 |
| On a Lady, Slandered | Procter, Bryan Waller (pseudonym Barry Cornwall) |
1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 126–127 | no | 4794 |
| Lines on Torquay | Landor, Walter Savage | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 128 | no | 4795 |
| Fragment of an Unpublished Poem | Finch Hatton, George James | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 142–145 | no | 4796 |
| Flattery | Holme, Margaret Torre | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 146 | no | 4797 |
| The Years Have Past! Lines for music | Bernal, Ralph (1783-1854) | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 180 | no | 4798 |
| Morning. (On Seeing a Picture by Bentley.) Inscribed to the Lady Jane Moore | Simmons, Bartholomew | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 181–186 | no | 4799 |
| To the Music of One Who Had Ceased to Deserve the Love of a Poet | Reeve, Henry | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 209 | no | 4801 |
| On Leaving England, 1840 | Fleetwood, Peter Hesketh | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 208–209 | no | 4800 |
| Written on Leaving a Ball at Almacks | Berkeley, Grantley | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 210 | no | 4802 |
| Song | Milnes, Richard Monckton | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 210–211 | no | 4803 |
| The Pearl-Lily. Addressed to Miss Louisa H. Sheridan, on her receiving from her female friends, a beautiful representation of a lily in pearls, “as a tribute to her talents and virtues” | Stuart-Wortley, Emmeline | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 212 | no | 4804 |
| The Destiny of the Gifted | Abdy, Maria | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 213–214 | no | 4805 |
| On a Portrait | Fairlie, Louisa | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 214 | no | 4806 |
| Otterbourne. A Ballad | Maberly, Catherine Charlotte | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 232 | no | 4807 |
| A Dream | Berkeley, Grantley | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 233–235 | no | 4873 |
| Night at Sea | Wilson, Florence Margaret | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 235 | no | 4874 |
| Julia | Simmons, Bartholomew | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 240–243 | no | 4875 |
| Mahammed’s Lament for His Mother, Who Died a Pagan | Stapleton, Miles | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 243–244 | no | 4876 |
| Lady Ida’s Tryst | Chorley, John R. | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 245–246 | no | 4877 |
| Imagine’s Reward: A Legend of the Rhine | Garrow, Theodosia | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 257–271 | no | 4878 |
| The Angel’s Lesson | Howard, Edward | 1841 | The Keepsake Volume 1841, Page 271–272 | no | 4879 |