The "Complete Poetry" by Oscar Wilde is the first complete annotated edition of his poems, based on the best available text. This edition follows the chronological order of their creation and highlights autobiographical elements that reflect the young Wilde's complex attitudes towards Greece and Rome, paganism and Christianity, as well as his fluctuating attraction to Roman Catholicism. An appendix shows Wilde's original arrangement of the poems, which was carefully constructed around a 'musical' arrangement of themes. These poems reveal unexpected facets of a literary chameleon often associated with sparkling wit and social comedy.