Which poems about Lovecraft do you know about? I am interested in collecting them, and editing a book of older and specifically written material, so this would be the first step.
Phillip
By Clark Ashton Smith: "To Howard Phillips Lovecraft", "H. P. L."
By August Derleth: "Providence: Two Gentlemen Meet at Midnight", "On Reading Old Letters. For H. P. L.", "Elegy: In Providence the Spring"
By R. H. Barlow: "H. P. L.", a series of poems written over several years
By Samuel Loveman "Winter", "To Satan" (they were dedicated to HPL, at least), "To Mr. Theobald", "To H. P. L."
By Alfred Galpin: "Selenaio-Phantasma" (dedicated to HPL)
By Rheinhart Kleiner: "Dream Days; or, Metrical Musings III. 'As Howard P. Lovecraft Might Have Given It Eighteenth Century Garb, in his Favorite Metre'" (possibly), "At Providence in 1918", "Epistle to Mr. and Mrs. Lovecraft", "The Four of Us!", "After a Decade", "H. P. L."
By J. Vernon Shea: "The Dream-World of H. P. Lovecraft", "A Walk in Providence", "HPL's Gravestone", "So Little Time Beneath the Stars", "Here at Swan Point"
By Henry Kuttner: "H. P. L."
By Emil Petaja: "Lost Dream"
By Francis Flagg: "To Howard Phillips Lovecraft"
By Frank Belknap Long: "H. P. Lovecraft"
By Charles E. White: "For the Outsider: H. P. Lovecraft"
By Richard Ely Morse: "In Memoriam: H. P. Lovecraft"
These are the ones I can find at short notice; I could possibly come up with more. Check out old issues of
Weird Tales; there were apparently lots of poetic tributes to HPL after he died.
Sounds like a fun collection!