Trying to come up with a list of books that contain Goblin Feet, either in full or part.

Have combined entries from Tolkiengateway.net and tolkienbooks.net to come up with this list.

• Oxford Poetry 1915 Blackwell - Paperback & Hardback (3 impressions of each)
  
• Oxford Poetry 1914-1916 Blackwell
  
• The Book of Fairy Poetry 1920 Longmans, Green & Co.
  
• Fifty New Poems for Children Blackwell
  
• Wonder Tales from Fairy Isles 1929 Longmans, Green & Co.
  
• The Open Door to Poetry: An Anthology 1931 Charles Scribner's Sons
  
• An Inheritance of Poetry. Eds. Gladys L. Adshead & Annis Duff. 1948. Houghton Mifflin. Illustrated by Nora S. Unwin.
  
• Favorite Poems Old and New. Ed. Helen Ferris. 1957. Doubleday. Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard.
  
• Poems of Magic and Spells Ed. William Cole. The World Publishing Company, 1960. Goblin Feet is on pp. 163-4.
  
• Tolkien: Cult or Culture? J.S. Ryan. 1969. University of New England.
  
• J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography 1977 George Allen & Unwin (partial copy of poem)
  
• Fairy Poems. Ed. Daisy Wallace. 1980. Holiday House.
  
• The Annotated Hobbit 1988 Houghton Miflin
  
• Tolkien and the Great War 2003 HarperCollins (partial copy of poem)
  

Does anyone know of any more published books that contain the poem or any translations that have been published?

Concerning the translations, the 3 last are translated in French : 1980 for the Biographie, translated by Pierre Alien ; 2012 for the Annotated Hobbit translated by Daniel Lauzon ; 2014 for Tolkien and the Great War, by Johan-Frédérik Hel Guedj.

A few more:

An Inheritance of Poetry. Eds. Gladys L. Adshead & Annis Duff. 1948. Houghton Mifflin. Illustrated by Nora S. Unwin.

Favorite Poems Old and New. Ed. Helen Ferris. 1957. Doubleday. Illustrated by Leonard Weisgard.

Tolkien: Cult or Culture? J.S. Ryan. 1969. University of New England.

Fairy Poems. Ed. Daisy Wallace. 1980. Holiday House.

Thanks, more copies to get

Have bought three of these, but not the J.S. Ryan book Tolkien: Cult or Culture? 1969. University of New England, as it was more than all the other three.

If anybody has a copy of this book could you scan or take a picture of Goblin Feet and send it to me via PM

Another one:

1923 English Literature by G. Hodgson (Published by Basil Blackwell)

I agree that Tolkien wrote a "delightful poem"

Added another book which contains the poem, thanks to Predictable Matt

Poems of Magic and Spells
Edited by William Cole; Illustrated by Peggy Bacon; Various Poets
Published by The World Publishing Company, 1960