text: In August 2010 the play Supertramp, Sickert and Jack the Ripper by Lewis Davies included an imagined sitting by Davies for a portrait by Walter Sickert. It was first staged at the Edinburgh Festival.
  WorksThe Soul's Destroyer and Other Poems (of the author, The Farmhouse, 1905) (also Alston Rivers, 1907), (Jonathan Cape, 1921)New Poems (Elkin Mathews, 1907)Nature Poems (Fifield, 1908)The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp (Fifield, 1908) (autobiographical)How It Feels To Be Out of Work (The English Review, 1 December 1908)Beggars (Duckworth, 1909) (autobiographical)Farewell to Poesy (Fifield, 1910)Songs of Joy and Others (Fifield, 1911)A Weak Woman (Duckworth, 1911)The True Traveller (Duckworth, 1912) (autobiographical)Foliage: Various Poems (Elkin Mathews, 1913)Nature (Batsford, 1914) (autobiographical)The Bird of Paradise (Methuen, 1914)Child Lovers (Fifield, 1916)Collected Poems (Fifield, 1916)A Poet's Pilgrimage (or A Pilgrimage In Wales) (Melrose, 1918) (autobiographical)Forty New Poems (Fifield, 1918)Raptures (Beaumont Press, 1918)The Song of Life (Fifield, 1920)The Captive Lion and Other Poems (Yale University Press, on the Kinglsey Trust Association Publication Fund, 1921)Form (ed. Davies and Austin O. Spare, Vol 1, Numbers 1, 2 & 3, 1921/1922)The Hour of Magic (illustrated by Sir William Nicholson, Jonathan Cape, 1922)Shorter Lyrics of the Twentieth Century, 1900–1922 (ed Davies, Bodley Head, 1922) (anthology)True Travellers. A Tramp's Opera in Three Acts (illustrated by Sir William Nicholson, Jonathan Cape, 1923)Collected Poems, 1st Series (Jonathan Cape, 1923)Collected Poems, 2nd Series (Jonathan Cape, 1923)Selected Poems (illustrated with woodcuts by Stephen Bone, Jonathan Cape, 1923)