Title | Author | Year |
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"GOING to him! Happy letter! Tell him — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
"My True Love Hath My Heart and I Hav... | Mary Elizabeth Coleridge | 1908 |
"Not Honey" | H. D. | 1921 |
"Oh could I raise the darken'd veil" | Nathaniel Hawthorne | 1820 |
"To-morrow to Fresh Woods and Pasture... | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
"We As Women" | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
"Whose are the little beds," I asked | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
'Ittle Touzle Head | Ray G. Dandridge | 1922 |
'Tis so much joy! 'Tis so much joy! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
'Tis sunrise, little maid, hast thou | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
'Tis whiter than an Indian pipe | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
'Twas a long parting, but the time | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
'Twas just this time last year I died. | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
'Twas later when the summer went | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
'Twas such a little, little boat | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
'Weh Down Souf | Daniel Webster Davis | 1922 |
14. Composed Upon Westminster Bridge,... | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
1492 | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
18. [The world is too much with us; l... | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
19. [It is a Beauteous Evening, Calm ... | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
1915 | Robert Graves | 1918 |
2. [The sun has long been set,] | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
4. [My heart leaps up when I behold] | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
7. [I wandered lonely as a Cloud] | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
A Baby Asleep After Pain | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Baby Running Barefoot | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Baby Song | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Bacchanalian Verse | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Bacchanalian Verse (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Ballad of Burial | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Ballad of Dreamland | Algernon Charles Swinburne | 1878 |
A Ballade of Jakko Hill | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Bard’s Epitaph | Robert Burns | 1786 |
A Bird Song | Christina Rossetti | 1873 |
A Bird came down the Walk | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A Birthday | Christina Rossetti | 1861 |
A Blue Coat | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Boston Ballad [1854] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Boundless Moment | Robert Frost | 1923 |
A Box | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Box (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Boy Scouts’ Patrol Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Boy and His Dad | Edgar Guest | 1921 |
A Boy in Church | Robert Graves | 1918 |
A British–Roman Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Broadway Pageant | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Brook In the City | Robert Frost | 1923 |
A Brown | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Bucolic Betwixt Two: Lacon And Thyrsis | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Bucolic, or Discourse of Neatherds | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Butterfly in Church | George Marion McClellan | 1922 |
A Camp | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Canticle To Apollo | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Carafe, That is a Blind Glass | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Carol | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Carol Closing Sixty-Nine | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Caution | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Centre In a Table | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Chair | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Channel Passage | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
A Charm | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Charm, or an Allay For Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Child's Amaze | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Child's Nightmare | Robert Graves | 1918 |
A Christmas Carol | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1829 |
A Christmas Carol | George Wither | 1622 |
A Christmas Carol Sung To the King In... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
A Christmas Greeting | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Clear Midnight | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Cloth | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Coat | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
A Code of Morals | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Coin | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
A Coloured Print by Shokei | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A Conjuration To Electra | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Converted Rooter | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
A Country-life: To His Brother, Mr. T... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Cradle Song | William Blake | 1794 |
A Cradle Song | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
A Dead Boche | Robert Graves | 1918 |
A Death Song | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
A Death-bed | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Dedication | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Dedication to Gavin Hamilton, Esq. | Robert Burns | 1786 |
A Deep-sworn Vow | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
A Defence For Women | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Dialogue Between Himself And Mistre... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Dialogue Betwixt Horace And Lydia, ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Dirge Upon the Death of the Right V... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Divine Image | William Blake | 1794 |
A Dog | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Drawing | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Dream | Robert Burns | 1786 |
A Dream Girl | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
A Dream Pang | Robert Frost | 1913 |
A Dream Within a Dream | Edgar Allan Poe | 1820 |
A Drinking Song | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
A Fairy Tale | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A Farewel to America | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
A Farm Picture | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Feather | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Fence | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
A Few Idle Words | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Fire | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Fixed Idea | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A Font of Type | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Fountain, a Bottle, a Donkey's Ears... | Robert Frost | 1923 |
A Friend's Illness | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
A Frightful Release | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Frolic | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Funeral Poem on the Death of C. E. ... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
A General Summary | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Gift | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
A Girl's Garden | Robert Frost | 1916 |
A Glass of Beer | James Stephens | 1918 |
A Gleam of Sunshine | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
A Glimpse | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Good Boy | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Good Death | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Good Husband | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Good Play | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Grace after Dinner | Robert Burns | 1791 |
A Grace after Meat | Robert Burns | 1793 |
A Grace before Dinner | Robert Burns | 1791 |
A Hand-Mirror | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Handkerchief | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Hillside Thaw | Robert Frost | 1923 |
A Hundred Collars | Robert Frost | 1914 |
A Hymn To Bacchus | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To Bacchus (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To Cupid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To Sir Clipseby Crew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To Venus And Cupid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To the Graces | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To the Lares | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To the Muses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn To the Muses (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Hymn on the Nativity of My Savior | Ben Jonson | 1640 |
A January Dandelion | George Marion McClellan | 1916 |
A Japanese Wood-Carving | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A Jelly-Fish | Marianne Moore | 1909 |
A Just Man | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A King And No King | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Kiss | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Lady | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
A Landscape | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Late Walk | Robert Frost | 1913 |
A Lazy Day | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1905 |
A Leaf for Hand in Hand | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Leave | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Legend of the Foreign Office | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Letter | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
A Line-storm Song | Robert Frost | 1913 |
A Litany in Time of Plague | Thomas Nashe | 1600 |
A Litany of Atlanta | W. E. B. Du Bois | 1922 |
A Little Bit of a Tumbler | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Little Cabin | Charles Bertram Johnson | 1922 |
A Little Called Pauline | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Little Song | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A London Thoroughfare. 2 A.M. | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
A Long Dress | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Love Song | William Carlos Williams | 1916 |
A Love Song | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Lover | Amy Lowell | 1917 |
A Lowden Sabbath Morn | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Lyric To Mirth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest, and ... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Mean In Our Means | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Meditation For His Mistress | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Memory | Lola Ridge | 1918 |
A Memory | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
A Memory Of the Players In a Mirror a... | James Joyce | 1917 |
A Memory of June | Claude McKay | 1922 |
A Memory of Youth | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
A Method of a Cloak | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Mile an’ a Bittock | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Million Young Workmen | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
A Minor Poet | Stephen Vincent Benét | 1918 |
A Moment | Mary Elizabeth Coleridge | 1921 |
A Mother’s Lament for her Son’s Death | Robert Burns | 1788 |
A Mountain Grave | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
A Mounted Umbrella | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Musical | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
A Musical Instrument | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1860 |
A Nation's Strength | William Ralph Emerson | 1847 |
A Nativity | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Negro Love Song | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
A New Cup And Saucer | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A New Psalm for the Chapel of Kilmarnock | Robert Burns | 1789 |
A New-year’s Gift Sent To Sir Simon S... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Noiseless Patient Spider | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Nuptial Song or Epithalamy On Sir C... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Nuptial Verse To Mistress Elizabeth... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Panegyric To Sir Lewis Pemberton | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Paper | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Paranæticall, or Advisive Verse, To... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Paraphrase on Psalm CXIV | John Milton | 1909 |
A Parisian Roof Garden in 1918 | Natalie Clifford Barney | 1920 |
A Passing Bell | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Pastoral Sung To the King: Montano,... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Pastoral Upon the Birth of Prince C... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Patch of Old Snow | Robert Frost | 1916 |
A Paumanok Picture | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Persian Lesson | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Petticoat | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Piano | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Pict Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Piece of Coffee | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Pilgrim’s Way | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Pinch of Salt | Robert Graves | 1918 |
A Plate | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Poem for Children with Thoughts on ... | Jupiter Hammon | 1782 |
A Poet to his Beloved | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
A Poet’s Welcome to his Love-Begotten... | Robert Burns | 1784 |
A Poison Tree | William Blake | 1794 |
A Political Litany | Philip Freneau | 1775 |
A Portrait | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Position In the Hebrew Divinity | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
A Prairie Sunset | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Prayer | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
A Prayer | Claude McKay | 1922 |
A Prayer for my Daughter | W. B. Yeats | 1921 |
A Prayer in Spring | Robert Frost | 1913 |
A Prayer in the Prospect of Death | Robert Burns | 1781 |
A Prayer on going into my House | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
A Prayer under the Pressure of Violen... | Robert Burns | 1781 |
A Prognostic | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Promise to California | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Prophecy: To George Keats in America | John Keats | 1900 |
A Psalm of Life | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
A Psalm or Hymn To the Graces | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Purse | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Question | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
A Rebus | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
A Recantation | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Red Flower | Claude McKay | 1922 |
A Red Hat | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Red Stamp | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Request To the Graces | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Riddle Song | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Ring Presented To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Ripple Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A School Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Seaside Idyl | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Seltzer Bottle | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Servant When He Reigneth | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Servant to Servants | Robert Frost | 1914 |
A Shawl | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Short Hymn To Lar | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Short Hymn To Venus | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray ... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal | William Wordsworth | 1800 |
A Smuggler’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Solar Eclipse | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1892 |
A Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Song | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
A Song To the Maskers | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Song Upon Silvia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Song at Cock-crow | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song for Merry Harvest | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
A Song for New Year's Eve | William Cullen Bryant | 1864 |
A Song for Occupations | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Song for St. Cecilia's Day | John Dryden | 1687 |
A Song in Storm | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song of Joys | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Song of Kabir | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song of Thanks | Edward Smyth Jones | 1922 |
A Song of Travel | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song of the English | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song of the Road | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Song of the Rolling Earth | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Song of the White Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Song to Mithras | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Sonnet of Perilla | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Sound | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Sphinx | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
A Spiritual Woman | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A St. Helena Lullaby | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Star In a Stone-Boat | Robert Frost | 1923 |
A Stormed City | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
A Substance In a Cushion | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Summer Night | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Table | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Tale of Two Cities | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Tall Man | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
A Teamster’s Farewell | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
A Ternary of Littles, Upon a Pipkin o... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Thank-Offering | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
A Thanksgiving Poem | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
A Thanksgiving To God For His House | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
A Thought | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Thought from Propertius | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
A Thought of the Nile | Leigh Hunt | 1818 |
A Thousand Martyrs I Have Made | Aphra Behn | 1688 |
A Three-part Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Time To Eat | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Time To Talk | Robert Frost | 1916 |
A Tippling Ballad—When Princes and Pr... | Robert Burns | 1792 |
A Toast to the Men | Edgar Guest | 1909 |
A Translation | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Tree Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Triad | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
A Tribute to the Future of My Race | Laura Cornelius Kellogg | 1903 |
A Truthful Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
A Twilight Song | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Unit | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning | John Donne | 1633 |
A Violin at Dusk | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1920 |
A Vision | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
A Vision | Robert Burns | 1794 |
A Vision of Rest | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
A Visit from St. Nicholas | Clement Clarke Moore | 1823 |
A Visit from the Sea | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
A Voice from Death | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A Vow To Mars | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Vow To Minerva | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Vow To Venus | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
A Waist | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A White Hunter | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
A Will To Be Working | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
A Windflower | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1891 |
A Winter Blue Jay | Sara Teasdale | 1915 |
A Winter Night | Robert Burns | 1786 |
A Winter Ride | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
A Winter's Tale | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Winter’s Tale | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
A Woman Homer sung | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
A Woman Waits for Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
A charm invests a face | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A clock stopped — not the mantel's; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A death-blow is a life-blow to some | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A deed knocks first at thought | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A dew sufficed itself | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A door just opened on a street — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A drop fell on the apple tree | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A face devoid of love or grace | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A lady red upon the hill | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A lane of Yellow led the eye | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A light exists in spring | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A little road not made of man | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A long, long sleep, a famous sleep | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A modest lot, a fame petite | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A murmur in the trees to note | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A narrow fellow in the grass | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A poor torn heart, a tattered heart | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A precious, mouldering pleasure 'tis | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A route of evanescence | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A sepal, petal, and a thorn | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A shady friend for torrid days | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A sickness of this world it most occa... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A sloop of amber slips away | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A solemn thing it was, I said | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A something in a summer's day | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A spider sewed at night | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A thought went up my mind to-day | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A throe upon the features | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
A toad can die of light! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A train went through a burial gate | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A word is dead | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
A wounded deer leaps highest | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
A. D. Blood | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
A. E. F | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Aaron Hatfield | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Abel Melveny | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Abel’s Blood | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Aboard at a Ship's Helm | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Above The Tree | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Above the Dock | T. E. Hulme | 1912 |
Abraham Davenport [excerpt] | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1866 |
Abraham Lincoln | Abraham Lincoln | 1824 |
Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight | Vachel Lindsay | 1914 |
Abraham Lincoln, Born Feb. 12, 1809 | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Absence | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1899 |
Absence | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Abstinence | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Accomplished Facts | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Accusation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ace" Shaw | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Achilles In Orcus | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Acon | H. D. | 1916 |
Acrostic | Lewis Carroll | 1861 |
Action Poem | Helen Hoyt | 1915 |
Adam Armour’s Prayer | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Adam Lay Ibounden | Anonymous | 1400 |
Adam Weirauch | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Adam's Curse | W. B. Yeats | 1903 |
Address spoken by Miss Fontenelle | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Address to Beelzebub | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Address to Edinburgh | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Address to Wm. Tytler, Esq., of Woodh... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Address to a Haggis | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Address to the Deil | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Address to the Toothache | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Address to the Unco Guid | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Address to the shade of Thomson | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Adelaide Crapsey | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Adieu to a Soldier | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Adlestrop | Edward Thomas | 1917 |
Adolescence | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Adonais, 49-52, [Go thou to Rome] | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1821 |
Adrift! A little boat adrift! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Adversity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Adversity (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Advice the Best Actor | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Aedh Laments the Loss of Love | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven | W. B. Yeats | 1889 |
Aedh gives his Beloved certain Rhymes | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh hears the Cry of the Sedge | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh pleads with the Elemental Powers | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh tells of a Valley full of Lovers | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh tells of the Rose in his Heart | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh tells of the perfect Beauty | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh thinks of those who have spoken ... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh wishes for the Cloths of Heaven | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Aedh wishes his Beloved were dead | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Affliction | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Afraid? Of whom am I afraid? | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Africa | Claude McKay | 1922 |
After Apple-Picking | Robert Frost | 1914 |
After Autumn, Winter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
After Love | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
After Many Days | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
After Reading "Antony and Cleopatra" | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1890 |
After a hundred years | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
After dark vapors have oppress'd our ... | John Keats | 1817 |
After the Dazzle of Day | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
After the Sea-Ship | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
After the Supper and Talk | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
After the Winter | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Aftermath | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Afternoon in February | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Afternoon on a Hill | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Afterwards | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
Again | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Again (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Against Fruition | Sir John Suckling | 1646 |
Against Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Against Unworthy Praise | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Age Unfit For Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Age and Death | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Ages and Ages Returning at Intervals | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ah Poverties, Wincings, and Sulky Ret... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ah, Sunflower | William Blake | 1794 |
Ah, woe is me, my Mother dear | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Air and Angels | John Donne | 1633 |
Albert Schirding | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Alexander Throckmorton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Alexander's Feast; or, the Power of M... | John Dryden | 1697 |
Alfonso Churchill | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Alfonso, Dressing to Wait at Table | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Alfred Moir | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Alix | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
All Day Long | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
All Is Truth | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
All Souls' Night, 1917 | Hortense King Flexner | 1920 |
All Things Decay And Die | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
All Things Run Well For the Righteous | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
All Things can tempt me | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
All overgrown by cunning moss | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Alley Rats | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Alms | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Alms | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Alms (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Alone | Edgar Allan Poe | 1875 |
Alp and Francesca | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Alphabet Poem | Edward Lear | 1877 |
Alphonso of Castile | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Alter? When the hills do. | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Altitude | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Always the Mob | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Amanda Barker | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Amaze | Adelaide Crapsey | 1915 |
Ambition | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ambition (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Amelia Garrick | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
America | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
America | Herman Melville | 1866 |
America | James Monroe Whitfield | 1853 |
America | Claude McKay | 1922 |
America, a Prophecy, Plates 3 and 4 | William Blake | 1793 |
Ami Green | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Among the Multitude | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Among the Red Guns | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Amor Intellectualis | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Amos Sibley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Ample make this bed. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
An ABC (The Prayer of Our Lady) | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1602 |
An Acrostic | Edgar Allan Poe | 1911 |
An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatley | Jupiter Hammon | 1787 |
An American | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
An Answer to the Rebus, by the Author... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
An Apple Gathering | Christina Rossetti | 1861 |
An Appointment | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
An April Day | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
An Army Corps on the March | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
An Astrologer’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
An August Evening in Italy | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
An August Midnight | Thomas Hardy | 1901 |
An Autumn Reverie | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1873 |
An Eclogue or Pastoral Between Endymi... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Electric Sign Goes Dark | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
An Empty Threat | Robert Frost | 1923 |
An Encounter | Robert Frost | 1916 |
An End Decreed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Ended Day | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
An Epitaph Upon a Child | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Epitaph Upon a Sober Matron | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Epitaph Upon a Virgin | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Epitaph on the marchioness of Winc... | John Milton | 1909 |
An Epithalamy To Sir Thomas Southwell... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Eternity | Archibald MacLeish | 1917 |
An Evening Lull | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
An Evening Thought: Salvation by Chri... | Jupiter Hammon | 1760 |
An Hymn To Juno | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Hymn To Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Hymn to Humanity | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
An Hymn to the Evening | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
An Hymn to the Morning | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
An Imperial Rescript | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
An Indignation Dinner | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
An Irish Airman foresees his Death | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
An Ode For Him | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Ode To Master Endymion Porter, Upo... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Ode To Sir Clipseby Crew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
An Ode of the Birth of Our Saviour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
An Ode to Himself | Ben Jonson | 1640 |
An Ode, or Psalm To God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
An Old Man's Winter Night | Robert Frost | 1916 |
An Old Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
An Old Twenty-Third Man | Robert Graves | 1918 |
An Umbrella | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
An altered look about the hills; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
An awful tempest mashed the air | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
An everywhere of silver | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Anacreontic | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Anacreontic (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Anacreontic Verse | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Anchor Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
And They Obey | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
And This Will be All | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
And Thou art Dead | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
And What Shall You Say | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
Andy the Night-Watch | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Aner Clute | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Angels | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Angels in the early morning | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Anger | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Angutivaun Taina | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Anna Imroth | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Annabel Lee | Edgar Allan Poe | 1850 |
Anne Rutledge | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Another | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (10) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (11) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (12) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (13) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (14) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (15) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (16) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (17) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another (9) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another Charm For Stables | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another Grace For a Child | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another Grace for a Child | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another New-year’s Gift: Or, Song For... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another On Her | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another On Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another Song [Are they shadows that w... | Samuel Daniel | 1610 |
Another Song of a Fool | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Another Star | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Another To Bring In the Witch | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another To God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another To God (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another To His Saviour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another To Neptune | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another To the Maids | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another Upon Her | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another Upon Her Weeping | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another of God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Another of the Same | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Another on the Same | John Milton | 1909 |
Another on the said Occasion | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Answer to a Child's Question | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1817 |
Ante Aram | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Anthea’s Retractation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Anthem for Doomed Youth | Wilfred Owen | 1920 |
Anthony Findlay | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Antigonish [I met a man who wasn't th... | Hughes Mearns | 1922 |
Anxiety | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Apologia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Apology to Mr. Syme for not dining wi... | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Apostate | Léonie Adams | 1921 |
Apparently with no surprise | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Apparitions | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Appellate Jurisdiction | Marianne Moore | 1915 |
Apple | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Apples of Hesperides | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Approach of Winter | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
April | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
April | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Aprons of Silence | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Arcades | John Milton | 1909 |
Archibald Higbie | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Arcturus is his other name, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Are You the New Person Drawn Toward Me? | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Are friends delight or pain? | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Arithmetic on the Frontier | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Arlo Will | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Armies in the Fire | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Army Headquarters | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Arqua | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Art | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Art Above Nature: To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
As Adam Early in the Morning | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As Consequent, Etc. | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Lay with My Head in Your Lap Cam... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Ponder'd in Silence | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Sit Writing Here | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Walk These Broad Majestic Days | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As I Watch the Ploughman Ploughing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As If a Phantom Caress'd Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As One | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
As They Draw to a Close | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As Toilsome I Wander'd Virginia's Woods | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As at Thy Portals Also Death | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As by the dead we love to sit | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
As children bid the guest good-night | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
As far from pity as complaint | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
As if some little Arctic flower | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
As imperceptibly as grief | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflie... | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1880 |
As the Bell Clinks | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
As the Greek's Signal Flame | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
As the Time Draws Nigh | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ascension | John Donne | 1610 |
Ashes denote that fire was; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Ashes of Life | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Ashes of Soldiers | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ashurnatsirpal | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Ask me no more | Thomas Carew | 1640 |
Asking for Roses | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Asparagus | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Aspiration | Henrietta Cordelia Ray | 1910 |
Assault | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Assurances | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Assured | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
Astarte | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Astigmatism | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
Astraea Redux | John Dryden | 1660 |
Astræa | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
At Baia | H. D. | 1921 |
At Galway Races | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
At Night | Yone Noguchi | 1920 |
At Night | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
At Verona | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
At a Dinner Party | Amy Levy | 1889 |
At a Solemn Music | John Milton | 1909 |
At a Vacation Exercise in the College... | John Milton | 1909 |
At a Window | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
At half-past three a single bird | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
At last to be identified! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
At least to pray is left, is left. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
At the Abbey Theatre | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
At the Carnival | Anne Spencer | 1922 |
At the Closed Gate of Justice | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
At the Entering of the New Year | Thomas Hardy | 1920 |
At the Last | Witter Bynner | 1917 |
At the Piano | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
At the Sea-side | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
At the Touch of You | Witter Bynner | 1917 |
At the Window | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
At the Zoo | William Makepeace Thackeray | 1863 |
At the round earth's imagined corners... | John Donne | 1633 |
Athanasia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Auguries of Innocence | William Blake | 1863 |
August | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1886 |
August | Algernon Charles Swinburne | 1904 |
August | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1887 |
August | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Aunt Helen | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Auntie’s Skirts | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Aureng-Zebe, Prologue | John Dryden | 1675 |
Aurora Leigh Eigth Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Fifth Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh First Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Fourth Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Ninth Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Second Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Seventh Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Sixth Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Leigh Third Book | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1856 |
Aurora Raby | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Austerity | Janet Loxley Lewis | 1920 |
Autumn | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Autumn | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
Autumn | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Autumn | T. E. Hulme | 1909 |
Autumn (1839) | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Autumn (1845) | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Autumn Fires | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Autumn Movement | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Ave Imperatrix | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Ave Maria plena Gratia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Aztec | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Aztec Mask | Carl Sandburg | 1913 |
Azure and Gold | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Baby Face | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Baby Toes | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Baby Vamps | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Babylon | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Bacchus | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Back Yard | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Back to the Army Again | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Bad May Be Better | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bad Princes Pill the People | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bad Wages For Good Service | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ballad of Another Ophelia | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Ballad of a Wedding | Sir John Suckling | 1646 |
Ballad on Mr. Heron’s Election—No. 1 | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Ballad on Mr. Heron’s Election—No. 2 | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Ballad on Mr. Heron’s Election—No. 3 | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Ballad on Mr. Heron’s Election—No. 4 | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Ballad on the American War | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Ballade de Marguerite | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Ballade of a Substitute | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Balloon Faces | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Baltic Fog Notes | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Band Concert | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Baptism | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Baptism | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Barley-break; Or, Last In Hell | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Barney Hainsfeather | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Barry Holden | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Barter | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
Bas-Relief | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Bashfulness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Basket | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Bastards | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bath | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Batter my heart, three person'd God (... | John Donne | 1633 |
Batterton Dobyns | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Beat! Beat! Drums! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Beautiful Women | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Beauty | Elinor Wylie | 1921 |
Beauty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Beauty | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Beauty and Beauty | Rupert Brooke | 1915 |
Because I could not stop for Death | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Bed in Summer | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Before Dawn | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Before I got my eye put out | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Before Marching and After | Thomas Hardy | 1915 |
Before The Mirror | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Before a Midnight Breaks in Storm | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Before the Altar | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Before the Feast of Shushan | Anne Spencer | 1922 |
Before the ice is in the pools | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Before you thought of spring | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Beggar Woman | Charles Reznikoff | 1921 |
Beggar to Beggar cried | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Beggars | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Beginners | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Beginning Difficult | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Beginning My Studies | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Beginnings And Endings | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Behind a Wall | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Behold This Swarthy Face | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Bei Hennef | D. H. Lawrence | 1913 |
Being Once Blind, His Request To Bianca | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bells in the Rain | Elinor Wylie | 1921 |
Belshazzar had a letter, — | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Belts | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Benjamin Fraser | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Benjamin Pantier | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Bereaved of all, I went abroad | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Bereavement | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Berket and the Stars | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Bermudas | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
Berrying | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Bert Kessler | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Besides the Autumn poets sing | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Best To Be Merry | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Between Two Hills | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Beyond the Years | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
Bible Defence of Slavery | Frances Ellen Watkins Harper | 1851 |
Big Steamers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Bilbea | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Bill ’Awkins | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Birches | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Birds of Prey | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Birds of Prey” March | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Birth of Canada as a Nation, July Fir... | James McIntyre | 1889 |
Birthday Ode for 31st December, 1787 | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Biting of Beggars | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bivouac on a Mountain Side | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Black Horizons | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
Black Mammies | John Wesley Holloway | 1922 |
Black Woman | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Blacklisted | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Blame | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Blame the Reward of Princes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Blazing in gold and quenching in purple | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Bless God, he went as soldiers | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Blessed Be Baseball | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Blessings for Chanukah | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
Blight | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Blight | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Blind Bartimeus | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Blind Jack | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Blizzard Notes | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Block City | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1913 |
Blue | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Blue Evening | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Blue Island Intersection | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Blue Maroons | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Blue Ridge | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Blue Roses | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Blue-Butterfly Day | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Blueberries | Robert Frost | 1914 |
Boat Song—Hey, Ca’ Thro’ | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Bobs | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Boes | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Bond and Free | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Bones | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Bonie Jean: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Bonnivard alone | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Bonnivard and his Brothers | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Book | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Book 1, Ode 5, [To Pyrrha] | Horace | 1673 |
Book 4, Ode 1, [To Venus] | Horace | 1673 |
Book of Nonsense, 1, 10 & 12 | Edward Lear | 1846 |
Boots | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Borderlands | Louise Imogen Guiney | 1899 |
Boston | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Boston Hymn | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Bound | Aline Murray Kilmer | 1921 |
Boy and Father | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Boys Will Be Boys | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Brahma | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1857 |
Branches | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Brass Keys | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Bravo, Paris Exposition! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Break of Day | John Donne | 1612 |
Break, Break, Break | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1842 |
Breakfast | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Breasal the Fisherman | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Bribes And Gifts Get All | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Bricklayer Love | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Bridge-Guard in the Karroo | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Bright Star | John Keats | 1838 |
Bring me the sunset in a cup | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Bringers | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Broadway | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Broadway | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Broken Dreams | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Broken Tabernacles | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Broken-face Gargoyles | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Bronzes | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Brooding Grief | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Brookland Road | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Brother and Sister | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Brotherhood | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Brothers | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
Brown Bess | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Brown of Ossawatomie | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1859 |
Brown's Descent or the Willy-nilly Slide | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Buckwheat | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Buddha at Kamakura | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Buffalo Bill | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Buffalo Dusk | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Bulb Planting Time | Edgar Guest | 1922 |
Burial | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Burial | Robert McAlmon | 1921 |
Burial | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Burial of the Minnisink | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Burlesque Lament fo Wm. Creech’s Absence | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Bury Me in a Free Land | Frances Ellen Watkins Harper | 1854 |
But Men Loved Darkness Rather Than Light | Richard Crashaw | 1646 |
Butch" Weldy | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Butter | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Butterflies | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Buttons | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
By Blue Ontario's Shore | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
By Broad Potomac's Shore | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
By Use Comes Easiness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
By the Arno | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
By the Hoof of the Wild Goat | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
By the Stream | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
By the Waters of Babylon | Emma Lazarus | 1887 |
By ways remote and distant waters spe... | Gaius Valerius Catullus | 1896 |
Byron and his Contemporaries | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Caboose Thoughts | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Cadenza | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cahoots | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cain and Adah | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Cain and Lucifer in the Abyss of Space | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Cake | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Calamus [In Paths Untrodden] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Caledonia: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Calling And Correcting | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Calling the Doctor | John Wesley Holloway | 1922 |
Calls | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Calvin Campbell | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Camma | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Camps of Green | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Canterbury Tales, General Prologue | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1478 |
Canterbury Tales, The Knight's Tale, ... | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1478 |
Canterbury Tales, The Nun's Priest's ... | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1478 |
Canterbury Tales, Wife of Bath's Prol... | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1478 |
Captain Orlando Killion | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Care a Good Keeper | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Careers | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Careless Water | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Carillon | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Caritas | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Carl Hamblin | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Carlovingian Dreams | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Caroline Branson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Carrefour | Amy Lowell | 1920 |
Carrion Comfort | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Cartoon | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Casey at the Bat | Ernest Lawrence Thayer | 1888 |
Casey on a Bat | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Casey's Revenge | Grantland Rice | 1910 |
Cassius Hueffer | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Casualties | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Caution In Counsel | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cavalry Crossing a Ford | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Celery | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Celia | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Cells | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Ceremonies For Candlemas Eve | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ceremonies For Christmas | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ceremony Upon Candlemas Eve | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Certain Maxims of Hafiz | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Cezanne | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
Chamfort | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Change Common To All | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Change Gives Content | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Channel Firing | Thomas Hardy | 1914 |
Chanson | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Chant-Pagan | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Chanting the Square Deific | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Chanukah | Marion Hartog | 1917 |
Chanukah Dreams | Judith Ish-Kishor | 1917 |
Chanukah Hymn | Adolph Huebsch | 1917 |
Chapter Headings, I | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Chapter Headings, II | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Chapter Headings, III | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Chapter Headings, IV | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Chapter Headings, V | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Character | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Charity | Archibald MacLeish | 1917 |
Charles Webster | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Charlie French | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Charmides | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Charms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Charms (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Charon And Philomel; a Dialogue Sung | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Chase Henry | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Chasers | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Chaucer | Benjamin Brawley | 1922 |
Cheerfulness In Charity; Or, the Swee... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cherry-Time | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Cherry-pit | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cherry-ripe | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Chicago | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Chicago Poet | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Chicken | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Chicken (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Chicken (3) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Chicken (4) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Chicks | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Child | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Child Margaret | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Child Moon | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Child of the Romans | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage [I stood i... | George Gordon Byron | 1818 |
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage [There is ... | George Gordon Byron | 1818 |
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Canto III... | George Gordon Byron | 1818 |
Childe Harold’s Departure | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Children of the Sun | Fenton Johnson | 1922 |
Chil’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Choices | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Cholera Camp | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Choose | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Choose For the Best | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Chop-cherry | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Chopin | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Chords | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Choriambics—I | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Choriambics—II | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Chorus | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Christ | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christabel [excerpt] | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1816 |
Christel | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | 1902 |
Christmas Bells | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1865 |
Christmas Carol | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
Christmas Comes Again | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Christmas Eve | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
Christmas Eve in France | Jessie Fauset | 1922 |
Christmas Tide | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Christmas Trees | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Christmas at Melrose | Leslie Pinckney Hill | 1922 |
Christmas at Sea | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1888 |
Christmas in India | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Christmas in the Heart | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
Christmas-eve, Another Ceremony | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Christmas: 1915 | Percy MacKaye | 1917 |
Christ’s Action | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Birth | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Incarnation | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Part | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Sadness | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Suffering | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Twofold Coming | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Christ’s Words On the Cross: My God, ... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Chrysaor | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Circe | H. D. | 1921 |
Circles | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Circles of Doors | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cities | H. D. | 1916 |
Cities and Thrones and Powers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
City Trees | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
City Visions | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
City of Orgies | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
City of Ships | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Clarence Fawcett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Clarens | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Clark Street Bridge | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Clean Curtains | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Clean Hands | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cleared | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Clemency | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Clemency In Kings | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Climbing | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Clinton South of Polk | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Clitumnus | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Clocks | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Closed | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Closing Rhymes | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Clothes Are Conspirators | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Clothes Do But Cheat And Cozen Us | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Clothes For Continuance | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Clouds | Christina Rossetti | 1872 |
Clouds | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Clouds | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Co-heirs | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Cock-crow | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Coda | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
Cold Climate | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Cold Iron | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Color - Caste - Denomination - | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Colored Hats | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Columbus Cheney | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Columns | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Come My Cantilations | Ezra Pound | 1914 |
Come Up from the Fields Father | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Come slowly — Eden! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Come, said my Soul | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Comfort In Calamity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Comfort To a Lady Upon the Death of H... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Comfort To a Youth That Had Lost His ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Comforts In Contentions | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Comforts In Crosses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Coming | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Coming To Christ | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Commemoration | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Commemoration of Rodney’s Victory | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Compensation | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
Compensation | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Compensation [The WINGS of Time are b... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Complaint | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Complete Destruction | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Complimentary Epigram to Mrs. Riddell | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Complimentary versicles to Jessie Lewars | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Comrades Four | Claude McKay | 1912 |
Comus, a Mask | John Milton | 1909 |
Concord Hymn | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1837 |
Confession | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Conformity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Conformity is Comely | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Confusion of Face | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Connubii Flores, or the Well-wishes A... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Conrad Siever | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Conrad’s Return | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Constance Hately | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Constancy to an Ideal Object | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1828 |
Consultation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Content, Not Cates | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Contention | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Continuities | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Conversation Galante | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Conversion | T. E. Hulme | 1912 |
Cooking | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Cool Tombs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Cooney Potter | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Corinna's Going A-maying | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Corn Hut Talk | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Coronach | Sir Walter Scott | 1875 |
Corporal Stare | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Correction | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Corsair Life | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Cosmos | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Could I but ride indefinite | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Could mortal lip divine | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Counsel | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Courage | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Courage Cooled | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cousin Nancy | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Crabapple Blossoms | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cranberries | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Crapshooters | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cream | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Cream (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Crepuscule du Matin | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Cricket and Baseball | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Crimson | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Crimson Changes People | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Crimson Rambler | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Cripple | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Critic and Poet | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Cross And Pile | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Crosses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Crosses (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Crossing Brooklyn Ferry | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Crossing the Bar | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1889 |
Crowned | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Crucible | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Cruelties | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cruelty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cruelty Base In Commanders | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cruisers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Crutches | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cuckoo Song | H. D. | 1921 |
Cuckoo Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Cucumber | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Culture | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Cumulatives | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Cunctation In Correction | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Cupido | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Cups | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Cups of Coffee | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Curfew | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Curse of a Rich Polish Peasant on His... | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Custard | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Cutlet | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Daisy Fraser | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dan | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Dancer | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Danegeld | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Dangers Wait On Kings | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Daniel M'Cumber | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Danny Boy | Frederick Edward Weatherly | 1910 |
Danny Deever | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Dante | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Dante in Exile | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Dare you see a soul at the white heat? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Darest Thou Now O Soul | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Darkness | George Gordon Byron | 1816 |
Darzee’s Chaunt | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Davis Matlock | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dawn | John Gould Fletcher | 1917 |
Dawn | Gordon Bottomley | 1917 |
Dawn | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Dawn in New York | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Dawns | Amy Lowell | 1921 |
Day That I Have Loved | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Day and Night | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Days | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1912 |
De Cunjah Man | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
De Drum Majah | Ray G. Dandridge | 1922 |
Deacon Taylor | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dead Cow Farm | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Dead Fires | Jessie Redmon Fauset | 1922 |
Dead Fires | Jessie Fauset | 1922 |
Dead Leaves | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1918 |
Dead Men's Love | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Dear Friends | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1897 |
Dear March - Come in - | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Dear Pretty Youth | Thomas Shadwell | 1674 |
Death Ends All Woe | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Death Snips Proud Men | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Death and Dr. Hornbook | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Death is a dialogue between | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Death is like the insect | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Death of General Grant | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Death of Jacopo Foscari | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Death of Salemenes | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Death of Selim | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Death of the Princess Charlotte | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Death sets a thing significant | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Death, be not proud (Holy Sonnet 10) | John Donne | 1633 |
December, 1919 | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Dedication from “Barrack Room Ballads | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Deep in the Quiet Wood | James Weldon Johnson | 1917 |
Del Cascar | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Delay | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Delayed till she had ceased to know | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Delia: An Ode | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Delicate Cluster | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Delight becomes pictorial | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Delight in Disorder | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Delilah | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Demeter | H. D. | 1921 |
Denial In Women No Disheartening To Men | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Departed to the judgment | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Desertion | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Design | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Despondency: An Ode | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Destiny | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Destruction of Sennacherib | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Devotion Makes the Deity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Dialogue Song—Philly and Willy | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Diana of the Hunt | Forceythe Willson | 1867 |
Did the harebell loose her girdle | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Diet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Diligence Is to Magic as Progress Is ... | Marianne Moore | 1915 |
Dillard Sissman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dining | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Dining-Room Tea | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Dinner | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Dippold the Optician | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dirge | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Dirge | Thomas Lovell Beddoes | 1851 |
Dirge | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Dirge for Two Veterans | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Dirge of Dead Sisters | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Dirt And Not Copper | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Discipline | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Discontents In Devon | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Discord Not Disadvantageous | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Discord in Childhood | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Discordants [Dead Cleopatra lies in a... | Conrad Aiken | 1916 |
Discovery | Florence Ripley Mastin | 1918 |
Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock | Wallace Stevens | 1915 |
Dissolute | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Dissuasions From Idleness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Distance | John Boyle O'Reilly | 1892 |
Distance Betters Dignities | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Distrust | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Distrust (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Divided Destinies | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Divination By a Daffodil | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Do You Want Affidavits | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Doc Hill | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Docks | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Doctor Meyers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dogheads | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Dogwood Blossoms | George Marion McClellan | 1922 |
Dolor of Autumn | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Don Juan [If from great nature's or o... | George Gordon Byron | 1819 |
Donal Og | Isabella Augusta, Lady Gregory | 1919 |
Doomsday | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Dora Williams | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dorcas Gustine | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Double Red Daisies | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Doubt No More That Oberon | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Doubt me, my dim companion! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Doubts | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Dover Beach | Matthew Arnold | 1867 |
Dow Kritt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Dr. Siegfried Iseman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Drab habitation of whom? | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Draw And Drink | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Draw-gloves | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Dream and the Song | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
Dream-Land | Edgar Allan Poe | 1844 |
Dream-Time | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
Dreams | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1886 |
Dreams | Edgar Allan Poe | 1884 |
Dreams | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Dreams | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Dreams Nascent | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Dreams Old | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Dreams Old and Nascent | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Dreams in the Dusk | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Drinking Song | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Drowning is not so pitiful | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Drummer Hodge | Thomas Hardy | 1920 |
Drumnotes | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Drunk | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Dulce et Decorum Est | Wilfred Owen | 1920 |
Dunbar | Anne Spencer | 1922 |
Dunes | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
During Wind and Rain | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
Dusk Song | William H.A. Moore | 1922 |
Dusk in Autumn | Sara Teasdale | 1907 |
Dust | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Dust of Snow | Robert Frost | 1920 |
Dusty Doors | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Duty To Tyrants | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Dying Speech of the Doge of Venice | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Dynamiter | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Déjeuner Sur L’Herbe | Edith Sitwell | 1918 |
E Tenebris | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
E. C. Culbertson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Each and All | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Each life converges to some centre | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Each that we lose takes part of us; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Early Affection | George Moses Horton | 1865 |
Early Moon | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Earrings | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Earth Took of Earth | Anonymous | 1000 |
Earth, My Likeness | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ease | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Easter Day | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Easter, 1916 | W. B. Yeats | 1921 |
Eating | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Eating (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Ebb | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 | Anonymous | 1611 |
Echoes | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Eddi’s Service | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Edgehill Fight | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Edith Conant | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Editor Whedon | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Edmund Pollard | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Eel-Grass | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Eggs | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Ego Dominus Tuus | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Egypt | H. D. | 1921 |
Eidolons | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Eighteen Sixty-One | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
El Beso | Angelina Weld Grimké | 1909 |
El Dorado | Edgar Allan Poe | 1849 |
El Manolo | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Elaine | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Elders | Louise Bogan | 1922 |
Election Ballad at close of Contest f... | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Election Ballad for Westerha’ | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Election Day, November, 1884 | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Electrocution | Lola Ridge | 1921 |
Elegies, Book One, 5 | Ovid | 1582 |
Elegy | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Elegy | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Elegy Before Death | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Elegy V: His Picture | John Donne | 1896 |
Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard | Thomas Gray | 1751 |
Elegy on Captain Matthew Henderson | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Elegy on Stella | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Elegy on Willie Nicol’s Mare | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Elegy on the Death of Robert Ruisseaux | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Elegy on the Death of Sir James Hunte... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Elegy on the Year 1788 | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Elegy on the late Miss Burnet of Monb... | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Eleventh Avenue Racket | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Elijah Browning | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Elizabeth Childers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Elliott Hawkins | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Elmer Karr | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Eloisa to Abelard | Alexander Pope | 1717 |
Elsa Wertman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Elysium is as far as to | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Embro Hie Kirk | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Emily Sparks | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Empires | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
En-dor | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Encouragements to a Lover | Sir John Suckling | 1637 |
End of Summer | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Endymion | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Endymion | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Endymion, Book I, [A thing of beauty ... | John Keats | 1818 |
England | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
England [(Beppo, Stanzas 47–49] | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
England in 1819 | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1839 |
England’s Answer | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
English Thornton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Enigma | Leonora Speyer | 1921 |
Enoch Dunlap | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Enslaved | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Envoy | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1887 |
Epigram | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Epigram Addressed to an Artist | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epigram at Brownhill Inn | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epigram at RoslinInn | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epigram on Andrew Turner | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on Dr. Babington’s looks | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on Francis Grose the Antiquary | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Epigram on Jessy Staig’s recovery | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on Miss Davies | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epigram on Miss Fontenelle | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Epigram on Mr. James Gracie | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Epigram on Parting with a kind Host i... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epigram on Politics | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram on Rough Roads | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epigram on a Country Laird (Cardoness | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on a Suicide | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on a Swearing Coxcomb | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on an Innkeeper (“The Marquis | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram on the Laird of Laggan | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram on the said Occasion | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epigram on the same Laird’s Country Seat | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram pinned to Mrs. Riddell’s carr... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epigram to Miss Ainslie in Church | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epigram to Miss Jean Scott | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epigrams against the Earl of Galloway | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigrams: On my First Son | Ben Jonson | 1616 |
Epigram—Commissary Goldie’s Brains | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram—Divine Service at Lamington | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epigram—Kirk and State Excisemen | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram—Thanks for a National Victory | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram—The Keekin Glass | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epigram—The Raptures of Folly | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epigram—The Toad-eater | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epigram—The True Loyal Natives | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epilogue | Robert Browning | 1889 |
Epilogue | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Epilogue | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Epilogue to English Bards and Scotch ... | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Epistle from Esopus to Maria | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epistle from Mr. Murray to Dr. Polidori | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Epistle from Mrs. Yonge to Her Husband | Lady Mary Wortley Montagu | 1724 |
Epistle on J. Lapraik | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epistle to Colonel de Peyster | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Epistle to Davie, A Brother Poet | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot [Shut, shut ... | Alexander Pope | 1735 |
Epistle to Dr. Blacklock | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Epistle to Hugh Parker | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Epistle to James Smith | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epistle to James Tennant of Glenconner | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Epistle to John Goldie, in Kilmarnock | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epistle to John Maxwell, Esq., of Ter... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Epistle to John Rankine | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epistle to Major Logan | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epistle to Mrs. Scott of Wauchope House | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epistle to Robert Graham, Esq., of Fi... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Epistle to William Simson | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epistle to a Friend | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Epistle to a Young Friend | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epistle to the Rev. John M’Math | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epitaph | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Epitaph for Gavin Hamilton, Esq. | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epitaph for James Smith | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epitaph for Mr. Gabriel Richardson, B... | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Epitaph for Mr. W. Cruickshank | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epitaph for Mr. Walter Riddell | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph for Mr. William Michie, Schoo... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epitaph for Robert Aiken, Esq. | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epitaph for William Nicol, High Schoo... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Epitaph in a Church-Yard in Charlesto... | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Epitaph on Captain Lascelles | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph on Holy Willie | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epitaph on James Grieve | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on John Busby, Esq., Tinwald ... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph on John Dove, Innkeeper | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Epitaph on John Rankine | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on William Hood, Senior | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on William Muir | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on Wm. Graham, Esq., of Mossk... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph on a Hare | William Cowper | 1783 |
Epitaph on a Henpecked Squire | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on a Lap-dog | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Epitaph on a Noisy Polemic | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on a noted coxcomb | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph on my Ever Honoured Father | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Epitaph on the same | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Epitaph on “Wee Johnnie | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Epitaph to a Dog | George Gordon Byron | 1808 |
Epitaphs of the War | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Epithalamion | Edmund Spenser | 1595 |
Epithalamium, [Happy Bridegroom] | Sappho | 1922 |
Ernest Hyde | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Eros | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Eros [They put their finger on their ... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Escape | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Escape at Bedtime | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Essay on Criticism [But most by numbers] | Alexander Pope | 1711 |
Essay on Man, Epistle I [excerpt] | Alexander Pope | 1734 |
Essay on Man, Epistle II | Alexander Pope | 1734 |
Essential oils are wrung | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Esteem for Chloris | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Et Dona Ferentes | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Et Tu In Arcadia Vixisti | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Eternity | William Blake | 1880 |
Eternity | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Ethiopia Saluting the Colors | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Eugene Carman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Eugenia Todd | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Europe [The 72d and 73d Years of Thes... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Euthanasia | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Evadne | H. D. | 1921 |
Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1847 |
Evarra and His Gods | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Evening | H. D. | 1916 |
Evening In a Sugar Orchard | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Evening Song | Sherwood Anderson | 1917 |
Evening Star | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Evening Waterfall | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Evensong | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Event of Things Not In Our Power | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Evil | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Evolution | John Banister Tabb | 1894 |
Examples; Or, Like Prince, Like People | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Excelsior | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Excelsior | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Except the heaven had come so near | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Except to heaven, she is nought; | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Excess | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Excursion | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Exhortation to Mr. Wilberforce | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Exhortation to Mrs. Fry | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Exhortation: Summer, 1919 | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Exile | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Exiled | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Expenses Exhaust | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Experience | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Experiment to me | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Extemporaneous Effusion on being appo... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Extempore Reply to an Invitation | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Extempore in the Court of Session | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Extempore on some commemorations of T... | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Exultation is the going | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Eye Glasses | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Ezra Bartlett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Fabien dei Franchi | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Fable | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1899 |
Faces | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Facing West from California's Shores | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Factions | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Failure | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Fair After Foul | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fair Days: Or, Dawns Deceitful | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fair Shows Deceive | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fairy Bread | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Faith | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Faith Four-square | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Faith Matheny | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Faith is a fine invention | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Fall Leaves Fall | Emily Brontë | 1922 |
Fallen Majesty | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Falltime | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
False Mourning | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Falsehood | William Cartwright | 1651 |
Fame | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fame | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Fame | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Fame Makes Us Forward | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fan Me With These Lilies Fair | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Fan-Piece for Her Imperial Lord | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
Far Rockaway Night till Morning | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Far from love the Heavenly Father | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Farewell | John Clare | 1920 |
Farewell | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | 1798 |
Farewell Frost, or Welcome the Spring | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Farewell to the Farm | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Farther in summer than the birds | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Fast Anchor'd Eternal O Love! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Fate | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Fate slew him, but he did not drop; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Father | Edgar Guest | 1919 |
Father Malloy | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Father, I bring thee not myself, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Fatigue | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Faults | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
Faun | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Faust [Go, find yourself a more obedi... | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | 1808 |
Fear | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fear Gets Force | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Feed Me, Also, River God | Marianne Moore | 1916 |
Felicity Knows No Fence | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Felicity Quick of Flight | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Felix Schmidt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Fellow Citizens | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Females | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Few Fortunate | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Few get enough, — enough is one; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Fickle Fortune: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1782 |
Fiddler Jones | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Fifty Years | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
Fight | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Films | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Finding | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Finish | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Finite to fail, but infinite to venture. | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Finland | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Fire And Ice | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Fire Dreams | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Fire Pages | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Fire-Logs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Firelight and Nightfall | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
First Fig | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1920 |
First O Songs for a Prelude | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
First Work, And Then Wages | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fish Crier | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Fishmonger | Marsden Hartley | 1920 |
Five Cent Balloons | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Five Towns on the B. & O | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Flame-Heart | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Flamingo Dreams | William Saphier | 1920 |
Flanders | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Flash Crimson | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Flat Lands | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Flattery | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fletcher McGee | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Flight | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Flirtation | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Flood | James Joyce | 1917 |
Flossie Cabanis | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Flower of Love | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Flower-Gathering | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Flowers | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Flux | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Flying Fish | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Flying Fish: An Ode [excerpt] | Charles Wharton Stork | 1917 |
Fog | Carl Sandburg | 1919 |
Fog Portrait | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Follies | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Follow Me ’Ome | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Footsteps of Angels | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
For All We Have and Are | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
For Fear | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
For Him I Sing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
For Once, Then, Something | Robert Frost | 1920 |
For You | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
For You, O Democracy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
For each ecstatic instant | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
For the Fallen | Laurence Binyon | 1914 |
For to Admire | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Forbearance | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Forbidden fruit a flavor has | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Ford o’ Kabul River | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Foreign Children | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Foreign Lands | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Forerunners | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Forever | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1901 |
Fortune | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Fortune Favours | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Four Conversations | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Four Preludes on Playthings of the Wind | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
Four Things Make Us Happy Here | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Four Winds | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
Four-Leaf Clover | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
Fragment | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Fragment 3: Come, come thou bleak Dec... | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1893 |
Fragment of Song—The Night was Still | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Fragment of Song—“My Jean! | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Fragment on Sensibility | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Fragment: Questions | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1902 |
Fragmentary Blue | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Fragments on Nature and Life. Life | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Fragments on Nature and Life. Nature | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Fragments on the Poet and the Poetic ... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Fragment—Her Flwoing Locks | Robert Burns | 1785 |
France | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
France [the 18th Year of these States | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Francesca | Ezra Pound | 1909 |
Francis II, King of Naples | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Francis Turner | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Frank Drummer | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Frankie’s Trade | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Frankincense and Myrrh | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Franklin Jones | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Frederick Douglass | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1895 |
Free Verse | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Free Welcome | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Freedom | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
French Leave | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Frequently the woods are pink | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Fresh Cheese And Cream | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Friends | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Friendship | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Friendship After Love | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1883 |
Fringed Gentians | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Frogs Eat Butterflies. Snakes Eat Fro... | Wallace Stevens | 1922 |
From Far Dakota's Canyons [June 25, 1... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
From Montauk Point | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
From One Who Stays | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
From Paumanok Starting I Fly Like a Bird | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
From Pent-Up Aching Rivers | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
From The Headland | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
From a Bridge Car | Elias Lieberman | 1917 |
From a Railway Carriage | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
From all the jails the boys and girls | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
From cocoon forth a butterfly | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
From the Shore | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
From the Telephone | Florence Ripley Mastin | 1922 |
From us she wandered now a year | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Frost at Midnight | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1798 |
Full of Life Now | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Futility | Wilfred Owen | 1917 |
Futility | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Fuzzy-Wuzzy | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Gallio’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Galoots | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Garden | H. D. | 1916 |
Garden Wireless | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Gargoyle | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Gaspar Becerra | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Gathering Leaves | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Gehazi | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
General Joubert | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Gentlemen-rankers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Gentleness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
George Gray | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
George Moses Horton, Myself | George Moses Horton | 1865 |
George Trimble | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Georgine Sand Miner | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Germs | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Gerontion | T. S. Eliot | 1920 |
Gethsemane | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Gettysburg | Herman Melville | 1866 |
Ghost House | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Giffen’s Debt | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Gifts | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Girl in a Cage | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Girls of To-day | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Gitanjali 35 | Rabindranath Tagore | 1913 |
Give All to Love | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Give Me the Splendid Silent Sun | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Given in marriage unto thee | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Glazed Glitter | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Glee! The great storm is over! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Gliding O'er all | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Glimmer | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Glory | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Glory (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Go, lovely rose! | Edmund Waller | 1645 |
Goblin Market | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
God | Isaac Rosenberg | 1915 |
God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God (4) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God And the King | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God Has a Twofold Part | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God Hears Us | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God Not To Be Comprehended | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God Sparing In Scourging | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God To Be First Served | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God gave a loaf to every bird | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
God is One | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God made a little gentian; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
God permits industrious angels | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
God's Anger | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God's Anger Without Affection | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God's Blessing | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God's Grandeur | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
God's World | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
God's-Acre | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
God, And Lord | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Gods | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Godwin James | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
God’s Bounty | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Bounty (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Commands | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Descent | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Dwelling | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Gifts Not Soon Granted | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Grace | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Hands | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Keys | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Mercy | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Mirth: Man’s Mourning | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Pardon | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Part | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Power | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Presence | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Presence (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Presence (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Price And Man’s Price | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Providence | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
God’s Time Must End Our Trouble | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Going Back | D. H. Lawrence | 1919 |
Going Down Hill on a Bicycle | Henry Charles Beeching | 1895 |
Going for Water | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Going to heaven! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Gold And Frankincense | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Gold Before Goodness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Goldwing Moth | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Goliath and David | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Goliath of Gath | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
Gone | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Good And Bad | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Good Christians | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Good Friday: Rex Tragicus; Or, Christ... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Good Hope | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Good Hours | Robert Frost | 1914 |
Good Luck Not Lasting | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Good Manners At Meat | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Good Men Afflicted Most | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Good Night | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Good Precepts or Counsel | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Good and Bad Children | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Good night! which put the candle out? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Good-Bye My Fancy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Good-Bye My Fancy! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Good-bye | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Good-bye And Keep Cold | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Good-night | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Government | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Gow’s Watch | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Grace | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Grace before and after Meat | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Graceland | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Graces For Children | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Grand Is the Seen | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Granville Calhoun | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Grass | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Graves | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Great God, I Ask Thee for No Meaner Pelf | Henry David Thoreau | 1842 |
Great Grief, Great Glory | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Great Maladies, Long Medicines | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Great Names | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Great Spirits Supervive | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Great streets of silence led away | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Great-Heart | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Greater Love | Wilfred Owen | 1917 |
Greece, I | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Greece, II | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Greece, III | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Greece, IV | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Green | D. H. Lawrence | 1917 |
Grey Evening | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Grief | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Grief (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Griefs | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Grieg Being Dead | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Griffy the Cooper | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Grotesque | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Grotto of Egeria | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Guillaume Apollinaire | Gertrude Stein | 1913 |
Gulls | William Carlos Williams | 1917 |
Gunga Din | Rudyard Kipling | 1892 |
Gustav Richter | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Guy | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Gypsy | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Habit | Hazel Hall | 1921 |
Hadramauti | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Haidée | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Haidée again | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Halcyon Days | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Half Moon in a High Wind | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Half-ballad of Waterval | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Hallo! My Fancy, Whither Wilt Thou Go? | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Hallow-E'en, 1914 | Winifred M. Letts | 1916 |
Hallow-E'en, 1915 | Winifred M. Letts | 1916 |
Hallowe'en | Joel Benton | 1919 |
Hallowe'en | John Kendrick Bangs | 1919 |
Hallowe'en Charm | Arthur Guiterman | 1920 |
Halloween | Madison Julius Cawein | 1907 |
Halloween | Arthur Peterson | 1916 |
Halloween | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Hallowmas | Madison Julius Cawein | 1907 |
Hallucination | F. S. Flint | 1917 |
Halsted Street Car | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Hamatreya | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1847 |
Hamilton Greene | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Hamlet Micure | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Handfuls | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Hannah Armstrong | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Hanrahan laments because of his Wande... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Hanrahan reproves the Curlew | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Hanrahan speaks to the Lovers of his ... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Hanukkah Lights | Philip M. Raskin | 1917 |
Hap | Thomas Hardy | 1898 |
Happiness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Happiness | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Happiness To Hospitality; Or, a Heart... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Happy Thought | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Hardening of Hearts | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hare Drummer | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harlan Sewall | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harlem Shadows | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Harmon Whitney | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harold Arnett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harp Song of the Dane Women | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Harrison Street Court | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Harry Carey Goodhue | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harry Wilmans | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Harvest Sunset | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Hassan’s Mother | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Hast Never Come to Thee an Hour | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Haste Hurtful | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Hate | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Hatred and vengeance, my eternal portion | William Cowper | 1816 |
Hats | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Haunted Houses | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1858 |
Haunted Seas | Cale Young Rice | 1921 |
Hauntings | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Haunts | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Have Me | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Have you got a brook in your little h... | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Haymaking | John Clare | 1835 |
Haze | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
He Made This Screen | Marianne Moore | 1921 |
He Wonders Whether to Praise or to Bl... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
He ate and drank the precious words | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
He fumbles at your spirit | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
He preached upon "breadth" till it ar... | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
He put the belt around my life, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
He touched me, so I live to know | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Health | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Heart not so heavy as mine | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Heart, we will forget him! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Heaven | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Heaven | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Heaven (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Heaven is what I cannot reach! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Helas | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Helen All Alone | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Helga | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Helios | H. D. | 1921 |
Hell | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hell (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hell Fire | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hell Fire (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hellespont | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Hemlock and Cedar | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Henrietta Maria | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Henry C. Calhoun | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Henry James | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Henry Layton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Henry Phipps | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Henry Tripp | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Her Bed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Her Father | Thomas Hardy | 1919 |
Her Legs | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Her Praise | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Her Voice | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Her final summer was it | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Herbert Marshall | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Here the Frailest Leaves of Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Here’s his Health in Water | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Heriot’s Ford | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Heritage | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Herman Altman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Hermes of the Ways | H. D. | 1916 |
Hermione | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Hero-Worship | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Heroic Stanzas on the Death of Oliver... | John Dryden | 1658 |
Heroism | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
High Conspiratorial Person | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
High from the earth I heard a bird; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Hildrup Tubbs | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Him rival to the gods I place (51) | Gaius Valerius Catullus | 1863 |
Hippolytus Temporizes | H. D. | 1921 |
Hiram Scates | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
His Age, Dedicated To His Peculiar Fr... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Alms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Answer To a Friend | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Answer To a Question | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Anthem To Christ On the Cross | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Cavalier | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Change | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Charge To Julia At His Death | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Comfort | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Coming To the Sepulchre | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Confession | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Content In the Country | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Covenant; Or, Protestation To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Creed | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Desire | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Dream | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Dream | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
His Ejaculation To God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Embalming To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Excellency General Washington | Phillis Wheatley | 1776 |
His Excuse for Loving | Ben Jonson | 1640 |
His Farewell To Sack | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Grange | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Grange, or Private Wealth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Hope or Sheet Anchor | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Lachrymæ; Or, Mirth Turned To Mou... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Last Request To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Litany To the Holy Spirit | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Loss | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Meditation Upon Death | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Misery In a Mistress | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Offering, With the Rest, At the S... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Own Epitaph | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Own Face Hidden | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
His Parting From Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Petition | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Phoenix | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
His Poetry His Pillar | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Power | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Prayer For Absolution | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Prayer To Ben Jonson | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Protestation To Perilla | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Recantation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Request To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Return To London | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Sailing From Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Saviour’s Words Going To the Cross | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Tears To Thamesis | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Weakness In Woes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Winding-sheet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Wish | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Wish (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Wish To God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His Wish To Privacy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
His Words To Christ Going To the Cross | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
His bill an auger is | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Historical Associations | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Hits and Runs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Hod Putt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Hog Meat | Daniel Webster Davis | 1922 |
Holidays | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Holland House | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Holy Innocents | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
Holy Thursday | William Blake | 1794 |
Holy Willie’s Prayer | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Home | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Home Burial | Robert Frost | 1914 |
Home Fires | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Home Thoughts | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Home Thoughts | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Home-Coming | Léonie Adams | 1921 |
Homer Clapp | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Homing Swallows | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Hon. Henry Bennett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Honky Tonk in Cleveland, Ohio | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
Honours Are Hindrances | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Hoodlums | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Hope Heartens | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Hope Well And Have Well: Or, Fair Aft... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Hope is a subtle glutton; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Hope is the thing with feathers | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Hora Stellatrix | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Horse Fiddle | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Horses and Men in Rain | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Hortense Robbins | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
House | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
How Doth the Little Busy Bee | Isaac Watts | 1715 |
How Great My Grief | Thomas Hardy | 1901 |
How He Would Drink His Wine | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How His Soul Came Ensnared | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Lilies Came White | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Marigolds Came Yellow | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Much | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
How Much? | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
How Pansies or Heart’s-ease Came First | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Primroses Came Green | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Roses Came Red | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Roses Came Red (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Solemn As One by One [Washington ... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
How Springs Came First | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Violets Came Blue | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How Yesterday Looked | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
How dare the robins sing | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
How happy is the little stone | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
How many times these low feet staggered | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
How still the bells in steeples stand | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
How the Wall-flower Came First, And W... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
How the old mountains drip with sunset | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
How to Get Riches | Benjamin Franklin | 1740 |
Huge Vapours Brood above the Clifted ... | Charlotte Smith | 1798 |
Humanitad | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Humdrum | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Humility | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Humming Bird Woman | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Hunger | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Hunting-song of the Seeonee Pack | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Huntress | H. D. | 1916 |
Hush'd Be the Camps To-Day [May 4, 1865 | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Hydrangeas | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Hyla Brook | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Hymen | H. D. | 1921 |
Hymn | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Hymn [There is in all the sons of men] | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Hymn before Action | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Hymn for My Brother's Ordination | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Hymn of the Moravian Nuns of Bethlehem | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Hymn to God, My God, in My Sickness | John Donne | 1623 |
Hymn to the Night | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Hysteria | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
I Am He That Aches with Love | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Am Not Yours | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
I Am a Little World Made Cunningly (H... | John Donne | 1635 |
I Am the People, the Mob | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
I Am! | John Clare | 1848 |
I CANNOT live with you | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I Call And I Call | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
I Do Not Love Thee | Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton | 1829 |
I Dream'd in a Dream | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Found Her Out There | Thomas Hardy | 1914 |
I Have a Rendezvous with Death | Alan Seeger | 1917 |
I Hear America Singing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Hear It Was Charged Against Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Hear an Army | James Joyce | 1914 |
I Heard You Solemn-Sweet Pipes of the... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Know My Soul | Claude McKay | 1922 |
I Live Within The Stranger's Gate | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
I Love You | Sara Teasdale | 1911 |
I Love You, But A Sense Of Pain | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
I Never Saw That Land Before | Edward Thomas | 1918 |
I Sang | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
I Saw Old General at Bay | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Saw in Louisiana a Live-Oak Growing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Shall Return | Claude McKay | 1922 |
I Sing the Body Electric | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Sit and Look Out | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Want to Die While You Love Me | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
I Was Looking a Long While | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
I Was with Clarke | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
I Will Sing You One-o | Robert Frost | 1923 |
I Wonder What it Feels Like to be Dro... | Robert Graves | 1918 |
I am Raftery the Poet | Anthony Raftery | 1903 |
I am the People, the Mob | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
I asked no other thing | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I breathed enough to learn the trick | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I bring an unaccustomed wine | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I can wade grief | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I could suffice for Him, I knew | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I cry your mercy—pity—love!—ay, love | John Keats | 1819 |
I died for beauty, but was scarce | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I dreaded that first robin so | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I envy seas whereon he rides | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I felt a clearing in my mind | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I felt a funeral in my brain | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I found the phrase to every thought | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I gained it so | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I gave myself to him | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I had a daily bliss | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I had a guinea golden; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I had been hungry all the years; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I had no cause to be awake | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I had no time to hate, because | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I have a king who does not speak; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I have no life but this | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I have not told my garden yet | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I heard a fly buzz when I died; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I held a jewel in my fingers | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I hide myself within my flower | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I know I am but summer to your heart ... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1922 |
I know a place where summer strives | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I know some lonely houses off the road | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I know that he exists | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I like a look of agony | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I like to see it lap the Miles | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I live with him, I see his face; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I lived on dread; to those who know | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I lost a world the other day. | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I many times thought peace had come | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I meant to find her when I came; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I meant to have but modest needs | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I measure every grief I meet | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I never hear the word "escape" | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I never lost as much but twice | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I never saw a moor | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I noticed people disappeared | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I read my sentence steadily | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I reason, earth is short | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I shall forget you presently, my dear... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1920 |
I shall know why, when time is over | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I should have been too glad, I see | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I should not dare to leave my friend | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I sing to use the waiting | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I started early, took my dog | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I stepped from plank to plank | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I taste a liquor never brewed | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I think I should have loved you prese... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1922 |
I think just how my shape will rise | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I think the hemlock likes to stand | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I tie my Hat—I crease my Shawl | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I took my power in my hand. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I went to heaven, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I went to thank her | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I wish I knew that woman's name | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I wonder if the sepulchre | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I worked for chaff, and earning wheat | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I years had been from home | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I'd Love to be a Fairy's Child | Robert Graves | 1918 |
I'm ceded, I've stopped being theirs; | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I'm nobody! Who are you? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
I'm wife; I've finished that | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I've got an arrow here; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
I've seen a dying eye | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
I. 1887 | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
I. The West | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
IF you were coming in the fall | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
IF—— | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
II. [As I gird on for fighting] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
II. [Loveliest of trees, the cherry now] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
III. The Recruit | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
III. [Her strong enchantments failing,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
IV. Illic Jacet | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
IV. Reveille | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
IX. [On moonlit heath and lonesome bank] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
IX. [The chestnut casts his flambeaux... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
Ice Handler | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Ida Chicken | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Ida Frickey | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Idyll | Siegfried Sassoon | 1920 |
If I Had Known | Alice Dunbar-Nelson | 1895 |
If I may have it when it's dead | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
If I should die | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
If I should n't be alive | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
If We Must Die | Claude McKay | 1922 |
If You Should Tire of Loving Me | Margaret Widdemer | 1917 |
If anybody's friend be dead | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
If recollecting were forgetting | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
If the foolish call them 'flowers,' | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
If tolling bell I ask the cause. | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
If— | Rudyard Kipling | 1910 |
Il Penseroso | John Milton | 1909 |
Ill Government | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ille Terrarum | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Illinois Farmer | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Illusions | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Imagery | Archibald MacLeish | 1917 |
Images | Richard Aldington | 1916 |
Imanuel Ehrenhardt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Immortal is an ample word | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Immortality | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Impossibilities To His Friend | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Impression du Matin | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Impression du Voyage | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Impression: Le Reveillon | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Impromptu Lines to Captain Riddell | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Impromptu on Carron Iron Works | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Impromptu on Dumourier’s Desertion of... | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Impromptu on Mrs. Riddell’s Birthday | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Improvisation | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
In Between | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
In Bondage | Claude McKay | 1922 |
In Cabin'd Ships at Sea | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
In Darkness | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
In Equal Sacrifice | Robert Frost | 1913 |
In Examination | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
In Exile | Emma Lazarus | 1882 |
In Flanders Fields | John McCrae | 1915 |
In Louisiana | Albert Bigelow Paine | 1900 |
In Memoriam E. B. E | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
In Memoriam F. A. S | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
In Memoriam, Epilogue, [O true and tr... | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1850 |
In Memoriam, [Ring out, wild bells] | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1850 |
In Memoriam, [To Sleep I give my powe... | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1850 |
In Memory of Alfred Pollexfen | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
In Memory of Major Robert Gregory | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
In Neglect | Robert Frost | 1913 |
In Paths Untrodden | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
In Port | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
In Praise of Shame | Lord Alfred Douglas | 1894 |
In Praise of Women | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
In Springtime | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
In Summer | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
In Summer Time | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
In Tall Grass | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
In Tenebris | Ford Madox Ford | 1892 |
In The City | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
In The Still, Star-lit Nigh | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
In Trouble and Shame | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
In a Back Alley | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
In a Boat | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
In a Breath | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
In a Disused Graveyard | Robert Frost | 1923 |
In a Vale | Robert Frost | 1913 |
In drear nighted December | John Keats | 1817 |
In lands I never saw, they say | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
In the City of Night | John Gould Fletcher | 1921 |
In the Dark None Dainty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
In the Desert | Stephen Crane | 1895 |
In the Garden | Thomas Hardy | 1915 |
In the Gold Room: a Harmony | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
In the Home Stretch | Robert Frost | 1916 |
In the Jewish Synagogue at Newport | Emma Lazarus | 1867 |
In the Little Old Market-Place | Ford Madox Ford | 1917 |
In the Matter of One Compass | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
In the Matter of Two Men | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
In the Mountains on a Summer Day | Li Po | 1919 |
In the Neolithic Age | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
In the Next Yard | Helen Hoyt | 1917 |
In the Shadow of the Palace | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
In the States | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
In the Still, Star-Lit Night | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
In the Wilderness | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Incantation | George Parsons Lathrop | 1892 |
Indifference | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Indignation" Jones | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Inexorable Deities | Edgar Lee Masters | 1919 |
Infant Joy | William Blake | 1794 |
Inferno, Canto I | Dante Alighieri | 1877 |
Inferno, Canto XXXIV | Dante Alighieri | 1877 |
Inland | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Inscribed on a Work of Hannah More’s | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Inscription at Friars’ Carse Hermitage | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Inscription for a Well in Memory of t... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Inscription for an Alter of Independence | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood | William Cullen Bryant | 1854 |
Inscription for the Headstone of Ferg... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Inscription to Chloris | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Inscription to Jessie Lewars | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Inscription to Miss Graham of Fintry | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Insight | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Inspiration | Henry David Thoreau | 1895 |
Instructions for a Ballet | Maxwell Bodenheim | 1922 |
Intellect | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Intellect [Gravely it broods apart on... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Interim | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Interim | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Interior | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Interlude | Edith Sitwell | 1920 |
Interpolation Sounds | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Into My Own | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Into the Twilight | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Introductory Rhymes | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Invictus | William Ernest Henley | 1888 |
Invitation to Love | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
Invocation | Jane Johnston Schoolcraft | 1860 |
Ippolit Konovaloff | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Iron | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Ironic: LL.D | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Irony | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Is Heaven a physician? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Is It Because I Am Black? | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
Is bliss, then, such abyss | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Is is not Always May | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Isa Nutter | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Isaiah Beethoven | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Isaiah lxiii | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
Isolation: To Marguerite | Matthew Arnold | 1857 |
It Is Much | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
It Is a Small Plant | William Carlos Williams | 1920 |
It Was Black, Black Took | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
It Was Not Fate | William H.A. Moore | 1922 |
It can't be summer, — that got through; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
It dropped so low in my regard | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It is an honorable thought | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It is not yours, O mother, to complain | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
It is the Season | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
It makes no difference abroad | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
It might be easier | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It sifts from Leaden Sieves | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
It sounded as if the streets were run... | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
It struck me every day | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It tossed and tossed, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
It was not Death, for I stood up | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
It was too late for man | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
It's all I have to bring today | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It's like the light, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
It's such a little thing to weep | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Italia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Italy | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Italy [(Beppo, Stanzas 41–45] | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
It’s an owercome sooth for age an’ youth | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
I’ll go and be a Sodger | Robert Burns | 1782 |
I’ll tell you how the sun rose | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
J. Milton Miles | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jabberers | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Jabberwocky | Lewis Carroll | 1871 |
Jack | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Jack London and O. Henry | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Jack McGuire | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jacob Godbey | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jacob Goodpasture | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
James Garber | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
James I | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Jan Kubelik | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
January | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1886 |
Japanese Lullaby | Eugene Field | 1892 |
Jasmines | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Jaws | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Jazz Fantasia | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Jealousy | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Jeduthan Hawley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jefferson Howard | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jehovah | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Jennie M'Grew | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jenny Kiss'd Me | Leigh Hunt | 1838 |
Jeremy Carlisle | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jim Brown | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jobson’s Amen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
John Ballard | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
John Barleycorn: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1782 |
John Bourbon, Pitcher | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
John Cabanis | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
John Ericsson Day Memorial | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
John Hancock Otis | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
John Horace Burleson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
John M. Church | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
John Skelton | Robert Graves | 1918 |
John Wasson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Johnnie Sayre | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Joliet | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Jonah | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Jonas Keene | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jonathan Houghton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jonathan Swift Somers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Joseph Dixon | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Josiah Tompkins | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Journey | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Journey and Death of Hassan | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Joy | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Joy in the Woods | Claude McKay | 1920 |
Joy, Shipmate, Joy! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Juan Higera Creek | Robinson Jeffers | 1916 |
Jubal and Tubal Cain | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Judah Maccabee | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
Judge Selah Lively | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Judge Somers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Judson Stoddard | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Jug | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Julia Miller | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Julian Scott | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Julia’s Churching, or Purification | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Julia’s Petticoat | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
June | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Jungheimer’s | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Just Before April Came | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Just lost when I was saved! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Justice | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Justice Arnett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
J—K. Huysmans | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Karawane | Hugo Ball | 1916 |
Katharine | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Keep Me, Jesus, Keep Me | Waverley Turner Carmichael | 1922 |
Keepsake Mill | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Killers | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Kin | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Kin to Sorrow | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Kindliness | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
King Henry VII and the Shipwrights | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
King Witlaf's Drinking-Horn | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
King and No King | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Kings | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Kings And Tyrants | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Kinsey Keene | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Kisses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Kisses Loathsome | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Kissing Usury | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Kitchener’s School | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Knowledge | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Knowlt Hoheimer | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Knows how to forget! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Knucks | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Kosmos | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Kreisler | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Kubla Khan | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1816 |
L'Envoi | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
L. [Clunton and Clunbury,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
L. of G.'s Purport | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
LI. [Loitering with a vacant eye] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LII. [Far in a western brookland] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LIII. The True Lover | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LIV. [With rue my heart is laden] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LIX. The Isle of Portland | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LV. [Westward on the high-hilled plains] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LVI. The Day of Battle | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LVII. [You smile upon your friend to-... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LVIII. [When I came last to Ludlow] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LX. [Now hollow fires burn out to bla... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LXI. Hughley Steeple | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LXII. ["Terence, this is stupid stuff:] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LXIII. [I Hoed and trenched and weeded,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
LXV [Once, I knew a fine song] | Stephen Crane | 1896 |
La Bella Donna della mia Mente | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
La Belle Dame Sans Merci | John Keats | 1819 |
La Figlia Che Piange | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
La Fuite de la Lune | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
La Nuit Blanche | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
La Paloma in London | Claude McKay | 1922 |
La Vie C'est la Vie | Jessie Fauset | 1922 |
Labour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Lady Montrevor | Christina Rossetti | 1896 |
Lais | H. D. | 1922 |
Lake of Geneva—Calm | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Lake of Geneva—Storm | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Lambert Hutchins | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Lambro’s Return | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Lament | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Lament for James, Earl of Glencairn | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Lament for the Makaris | William Dunbar | 1460 |
Lament of Mary, Queen of Scots | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Lament of Tasso | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Lamia [Left to herself] | John Keats | 1820 |
Languages | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Large Bounds Do But Bury Us | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lar’s Portion And the Poet’s Part | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lasciviousness | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Last Answers | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Last Days | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Last Words to Miriam | D. H. Lawrence | 1921 |
Last leaving England | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Late in the nicht | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Laughing Blue Steel | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Laughing Corn | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Laws | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Laws (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Laws for Creations | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Lawyer | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Lay of the Last Minstrel, Canto VI, [... | Sir Walter Scott | 1805 |
Lay this laurel on the one | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Le Monocle de Mon Oncle | Wallace Stevens | 1918 |
Le Roy Goldman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Leander’s Obsequies | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Leap Year Poem | Mother Goose | 1719 |
Learning to Read | Frances Ellen Watkins Harper | 1854 |
Leather Leggings | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Leaven | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Leda | H. D. | 1921 |
Legendary Lights | Alter Abelson | 1917 |
Legends | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Leisure | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Lenity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lenore | Edgar Allan Poe | 1850 |
Leprosy In Clothes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Leprosy In Houses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Les Silhouettes | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Let Love Go On | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Let Us Live and Love (5) | Gaius Valerius Catullus | 1601 |
Let down the bars, O Death! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Let me not mar that perfect dream | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Letter S | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Letter from Town: The Almond Tree | D. H. Lawrence | 1920 |
Letter to S. S. from Mametz Wood | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Letters | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Letters to Dead Imagists | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Lettuce | Abraham Cowley | 1711 |
Liaison | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Libertatis Sacra Fames | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Liberty | Edward Thomas | 1917 |
Liberty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Libido | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Lichtenberg | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Life | Edith Wharton | 1894 |
Life | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Life | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Life and Baseball | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Life and Death | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Life in a Love | Robert Browning | 1855 |
Life is the Body’s Light | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Life, and Death, and Giants | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Lift Every Voice and Sing | James Weldon Johnson | 1917 |
Lights Out | Edward Thomas | 1917 |
Like Brooms of Steel | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Like Loves His Like | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Like Pattern, Like People | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Like mighty footlights burned the red | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Like trains of cars on tracks of plush | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Lillian Stewart | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Limited | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Limits | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Lines | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tint... | William Wordsworth | 1798 |
Lines Have Their Linings, And Books T... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lines Inscribed Upon a Cup Formed fro... | George Gordon Byron | 1922 |
Lines Inscribed in a Lady’s Pocket Al... | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Lines Inscribed under Fergusson’s Por... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Lines Written in Early Spring | William Wordsworth | 1798 |
Lines Written in the Belief That the ... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Lines Written under the Picture of Mi... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Lines of John M’Murdo, Esq. | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Lines on Fergusson, the Poet | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Lines on Meeting with Lord Daer | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Lines on Nonsense | Eliza Lee Follen | 1839 |
Lines on the Author’s Death | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Lines on the Fall of Fyers | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Lines to Ellen | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Lines to John M’Murdo of Drumlanrig | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Lines to John Syme, Esq., with a doze... | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Lines to Mr. John Kennedy | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Lines to Sir John Whitefoord, Bart | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Lines to a Gentleman who sent a Newsp... | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Lines to a Lady Weeping | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Lines to an Old Sweetheart | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Lines written in Dejection | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Lines written on a Bank-note | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Lines: 'When the Lamp is Shattered' | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1824 |
Lingering Last Drops | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Lip-labour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Lips Tongueless | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Listening | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Listening | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Little And Loud | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Little Brown Baby | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
Little Orphant Annie | James Whitcomb Riley | 1885 |
Littleness No Cause of Leanness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Liu Ch'e | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
Live Blindly and Upon the Hour | Trumbull Stickney | 1917 |
Lo, Victress on the Peaks | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Loading And Unloading | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Loam | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Localities | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Locations and Times | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Loch Na Garr | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Locked Inside | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Loin Cloth | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Lois Spears | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
London | William Blake | 1794 |
London | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
London Snow | Robert Bridges | 1890 |
Loneliness | Trumbull Stickney | 1905 |
Long Guns | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Long Island Sound | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Long Life | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Long, Long Hence | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Long, Too Long America | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Long-looked-for Comes At Last | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Look Down Fair Moon | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Look back on time with kindly eyes | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Looking For a Sunset Bird In Winter | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Looking Forward | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Looking-glass River | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Loon Point | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Loot | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Lord Gregory: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Lord Randall | Anonymous | 1600 |
Lord Roberts | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Losers | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Loss | H. D. | 1916 |
Loss From the Least | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Losses | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Lost | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Lost Illusions | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Lots To Be Liked | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lotus Hurt by the Cold | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Louis Napoleon | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Louise Smith | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Love | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1826 |
Love | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1870 |
Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Love (III) | George Herbert | 1633 |
Love Dislikes Nothing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Is Enough | William Morris | 1873 |
Love Killed By Lack | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Lightly Pleased | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Me Little, Love Me Long | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Not | Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton | 1850 |
Love Palpable | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Perfumes All Parts | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love Returned | Bayard Taylor | 1875 |
Love and Black Magic | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Love and Thought | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Love and a Question | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Love in Fantastique Triumph satt | Aphra Behn | 1677 |
Love in a Life | Robert Browning | 1855 |
Love is a Syrup | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love is anterior to life | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Love's Philosophy | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1819 |
Love's Secret | William Blake | 1863 |
Love, What It is | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Lover's Lane | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
Lovers' Infiniteness | John Donne | 1633 |
Lovers: How They Come And Part | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Love’s Play At Push-pin | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Loving and Beloved | Sir John Suckling | 1646 |
Low Barometer | Robert Bridges | 1880 |
Low-Tide | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Lucinda Matlock | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Lucius Atherton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Luck is not chance | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Luck of Eden Hall | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Lukannon | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Lullaby of an Infant Chief | Sir Walter Scott | 1816 |
Lunch | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Lunch at a City Club | Stephen Vincent Benét | 1920 |
Lycidas | John Milton | 1638 |
Lydia Humphrey | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Lydia Puckett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Lyman King | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Lyric For Legacies | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
L’Allegro | John Milton | 1909 |
L’Envoi | Willa Cather | 1903 |
L’Envoi | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
M. I | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
MY 71st Year | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Mabel Osborne | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Macdonough’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Madonna Mia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Mag | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Magdalen Walks | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Magrady Graham | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Maid of Athens | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Maiden Lane | Louise Morgan Sill | 1917 |
Maiden Speech of the Æolian Harp | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Maidenhood | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
Maids’ Nays Are Nothing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Malachite | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Malade | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Mamie | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Mammy Hums | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Man was made to Mourn: A Dirge | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Man, the Man-Hunter | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Mana Aboda | T. E. Hulme | 1912 |
Mandalay | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Manfred and the Seven Spirits | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Manfred on the Cliffs | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Manfred’s End | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Manfred’s Farewell to the Sun | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Manitoba Childe Roland | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Manna | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Mannahatta | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Manners | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Manual System | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Manufactured Gods | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Many Soldiers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Man’s Dying-place Uncertain | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Maple | Robert Frost | 1923 |
March | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
March | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
March Evening | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Marching Song | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Margaret | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Margaret Fuller Slack | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Marie Bateson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Marigolds | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Mariposa | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Market Day | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Marriage | William Carlos Williams | 1916 |
Marriage Morning | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1870 |
Martha, Martha | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Mary McNeely | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mary and Gabriel | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Mary's Lamb | Sarah Josepha Hale | 1830 |
Mary, Pity Women | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Mary’s Son | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Mascots | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Mask | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Masonic Song—Ye Sons of Old Killie | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Masses | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Mating | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Matins; Or, Morning Prayer | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
May-Day | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Mazeppa’s Ride | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Me Imperturbe | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Me! Come! My dazzled face | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Mean Things Overcome Mighty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Meat Without Mirth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Medallion | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Meditation 29 | Philip Pain | 1668 |
Mediums | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Meeting And Passing | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Meeting at Night | Robert Browning | 1845 |
Memoir | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Memoir of a Proud Boy | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Memoranda | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Memorial | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Memories | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Memory | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Memory Is Immortal | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Men Mind No State In Sickness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Men improve with the Years | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Mending | Hazel Hall | 1921 |
Mending Wall | Robert Frost | 1914 |
Menelaus and Helen | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Mercedes | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Merciles Beaute | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1375 |
Mercy | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Mercy And Love | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Merits Make the Man | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Merlin I | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Merlin II | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Merlin’s Song | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Merops | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Merrow Down | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Merry Autumn | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
Mesopotamia | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Metamorphosis VIII, 611-724 | Ovid | 1683 |
Mezzo Cammin | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Michael Robartes asks Forgiveness bec... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Michael Robartes bids his Beloved be ... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Michael Robartes remembers forgotten ... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Mickey M'Grew | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mid-Day | H. D. | 1916 |
Midnight Mass for the Dying Year | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Midsummer | William Cullen Bryant | 1826 |
Mildred's Umbrella | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Milk | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Milk (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Mill-Doors | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Milton [excerpt] | William Blake | 1811 |
Mime X | Charles Schwob | 1901 |
Mine Sweepers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Mine by the right of the white election! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Minerva Jones | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Miniver Cheevy | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1910 |
Miracles | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Mirage | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Mirages | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Mirth | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Miseries | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Misgiving | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Miss Melerlee | John Wesley Holloway | 1922 |
Mist Forms | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Mithridates | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Mnemosyne | Trumbull Stickney | 1902 |
Mobility | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Moderation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Moderation (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Modern Love: I | George Meredith | 1862 |
Mohammed Bek Hadjetlache | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Momus | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Monadnoc | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Monadnoc from Afar | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Monadnock in Early Spring | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Money Gets the Mastery | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Money Makes the Mirth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Mongan laments the Change that has co... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Mongan thinks of his past Greatness | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
Monna Innominata [I dream of you, to ... | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
Monna Innominata [I loved you first] | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
Monna Innominata [I wish I could reme... | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
Monody on a Lady, famed for her Caprice | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Monologue of a Mother | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Monosyllabic | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Monotone | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Montes Scripturarum: the Mounts of th... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Montparnasse | Ernest Hemingway | 1920 |
Moonlight | Sara Teasdale | 1920 |
Moonrise | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Moonrise | H. D. | 1917 |
Moonset | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Mora Sponsi, the Stay of the Bridegroom | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
More | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
More Modest, More Manly | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
More Potent, Less Peccant | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Morning Joy | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Morning Song | Sara Teasdale | 1920 |
Morning Song in the Jungle | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Morning at the Window | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Morning is the place for dew | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Morning on Shinnecock | Olivia Ward Bush-Banks | 1899 |
Morns like these we parted; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Mortality | William Knox | 1828 |
Most Words, Less Works | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Mother | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Mother Night | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
Mother and Babe | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Mother o' Mine | Rudyard Kipling | 1892 |
Mother o’ Mine | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Mother to Child | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Motto prefixed to the Author’s first ... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Mount Shasta | John Rollin Ridge | 1868 |
Mountain Pines | Robinson Jeffers | 1904 |
Mowgli’s Song against People | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Mowing | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Mr. Apollinax | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Mr. Flood's Party | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1921 |
Mr. Philosopher | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Mr. William Smellie: A Sketch | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Mrs. Benjamin Pantier | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Charles Bliss | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Eliz. Wheeler, Under the Name of... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Mrs. George Reece | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Kessler | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Merritt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Meyers | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Purkapile | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Sibley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Mrs. Williams | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Much madness is divinest sense | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Muckers | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Mudville's Fate | Grantland Rice | 1910 |
Mulholland’s Contract | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Multitude | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Mummia | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Municipal | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Murmurings in a Field Hospital | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Music | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Music In A Crowd | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Musicians wrestle everywhere | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Musketaquid | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Mutability | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1816 |
Mutability | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Mutton | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
My 71st Year | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
My Bed is a Boat | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Boy Jack | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
My Brook | Helen Hay Whitney | 1898 |
My Butterfly | Robert Frost | 1913 |
My Canary Bird | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
My Childhood Home I See Again | Abraham Lincoln | 1847 |
My Conscience | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Father was a Farmer: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1782 |
My Father’s Chair | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
My Galley Charged with Forgetfulness | Thomas Wyatt | 1557 |
My Garden | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
My Garden with Walls | William Brooks | 1918 |
My Girl she’s Airy: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1784 |
My Grandmother's Love Letters | Hart Crane | 1920 |
My Harp | John Rollin Ridge | 1848 |
My Hero | Benjamin Brawley | 1922 |
My Highland Lassie, O | Robert Burns | 1786 |
My House, I Say | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1913 |
My Kingdom | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Lady’s Law | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
My Lantern | Marianne Moore | 1910 |
My Last Duchess | Robert Browning | 1842 |
My Legacy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
My Light with Yours | Edgar Lee Masters | 1918 |
My Little Dreams | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
My Lost Youth | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1855 |
My Mother | Claude McKay | 1922 |
My New-cut Ashlar | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
My November Guest | Robert Frost | 1913 |
My People | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
My Picture Left in Scotland | Ben Jonson | 1640 |
My Picture-Gallery | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
My Rival | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
My Shadow | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Ship and I | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Star | Robert Browning | 1855 |
My Tenant | Philip M. Raskin | 1917 |
My Treasures | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My Voice | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
My Wife | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1896 |
My body which my dungeon is | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My cocoon tightens, colors tease | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
My country need not change her gown | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
My friend must be a bird | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
My house, I say | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
My life closed twice before its close | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
My life has been the poem I would hav... | Henry David Thoreau | 1849 |
My nosegays are for captives | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
My river runs to thee | Emily Dickinson | 1860 |
My worthiness is all my doubt | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Myself and Mine | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Mystery | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
M’Andrew’s Hymn | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Nameless Pain | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Nancy Knapp | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Napoleon’s Farewell | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Native Moments | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Natural Theology | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Nature | George Herbert | 1633 |
Nature | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Nature I | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Nature II | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Nature rarer uses yellow | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Nature the Consoler, I | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Nature the Consoler, II | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Nature to the Last | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Nature, the gentlest mother | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Nature’s Law: A Poem | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Ne Plus Ultra | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1834 |
Near Keokuk | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Need | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Neglect | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Negro Poets | Charles Bertram Johnson | 1922 |
Negro Serenade | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
Neighbors | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Nellie Clark | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Nemesis | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Nest Eggs | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Neutrality Loathsome | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Never Born | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Never Too Late To Die | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Never give all the heart | W. B. Yeats | 1904 |
New Farm Tractor | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
New Feet | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
New Hampshire | Robert Frost | 1923 |
New Year's Morning | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1892 |
New York at Night | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
New feet within my garden go | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Nicholas Bindle | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Nigger | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Night | H. D. | 1916 |
Night Fell | Florence Ripley Mastin | 1918 |
Night Movement—New York | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Night Stuff | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Night and Day | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Night on the Prairies | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Nights Nothings Again | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Niobe in Distress for her Children sl... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
No Action Hard To Affection | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Answer | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
No Bashfulness In Begging | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Coming To God Without Christ | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
No Danger To Men Desperate | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Despite To the Dead | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Difference I’ Th’ Dark | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Escaping the Scourging | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
No Fault In Women | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Labor-Saving Machine | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
No Loathsomeness In Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Luck In Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Man Without Money | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Pains, No Gains | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Platonic Love | William Cartwright | 1651 |
No Second Troy | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
No Shipwreck of Virtue. To a Friend | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Spouse But a Sister | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No Time In Eternity | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
No Want Where There’s Little | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
No brigadier throughout the year | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
No rack can torture me | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
No! | Thomas Hood | 1844 |
Nocturne | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
Nocturne in a Deserted Brickyard | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Noel: Christmas Eve 1913 | Robert Bridges | 1920 |
None Free From Fault | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
None Truly Happy Here | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Nonsense Alphabet | Edward Lear | 1846 |
Nor Buying or Selling | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Norman and Saxon | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
North And South | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
North Atlantic | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
North and South | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Not Dead | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Not Every Day Fit For Verse | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Not Heat Flames Up and Consumes | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Not Heaving from My Ribb'd Breast Only | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Not Meagre, Latent Boughs Alone | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Not To Covet Much Where Little is the... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Not To Keep | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Not To Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Not Youth Pertains to Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Not any higher stands the grave | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Not in this world to see his face | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Not knowing when the dawn will come | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Not the Pilot | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Not with a club the heart is broken | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Not yet, my soul | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Note to Mr. Renton of Lamerton | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Nothing Elegant | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Nothing Free-cost | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Nothing Gold Can Stay | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Nothing New | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
November | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
November | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1891 |
November | William Cullen Bryant | 1824 |
November Night | Adelaide Crapsey | 1915 |
Now | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Now Close the Windows | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Now Finale to the Shore | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Now Precedent Songs, Farewell | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Now That The Pain Is Gone, I Too Can ... | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Now Winter Nights Enlarge | Thomas Campion | 1617 |
Nuremberg | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
O | Mary Sidney Herbert | 1595 |
O Black and Unknown Bards | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
O Captain! My Captain! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Friend, Begin A Loftier Song | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
O Hymen! O Hymenee! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Living Always, Always Dying | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Magnet-South | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Me! O Life! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Southland | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
O Star of France [1870-71] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Tan-Faced Prairie-Boy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O Word I Love to Sing | Claude McKay | 1922 |
O You Whom I Often and Silently Come | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
O, Gather Me the Rose | William Ernest Henley | 1874 |
Oaks Tutt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Obedience | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Obedience In Subjects | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Oberon’s Feast | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Oberon’s Palace | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Objects | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Oblivion | Jessie Fauset | 1922 |
Observation | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Observation (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Occasioned by General Washington's Ar... | Philip Freneau | 1783 |
October | Robert Frost | 1913 |
October | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
October | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
October Hills | John Rollin Ridge | 1868 |
October-November | Hart Crane | 1918 |
Ode | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Ode [O TENDERLY the haughty day] | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Ode [Sung in the Town Hall, Concord, ... | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Ode for General Washington’s Birthday | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Ode in Memory of the American Volunte... | Alan Seeger | 1916 |
Ode on Intimations of Immortality fro... | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
Ode on Waterloo | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Ode on a Grecian Urn | John Keats | 1820 |
Ode on the Departed Regency Bill | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Ode on the death of a favorite cat | Thomas Gray | 1748 |
Ode to Beauty | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Ode to Neptune | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
Ode to Silence | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Ode to Solitude | Alexander Pope | 1735 |
Ode to a Georgia Gent | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Ode to a Nightingale | John Keats | 1820 |
Ode to the West Wind | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1820 |
Ode, Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Osw... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Of Him I Love Day and Night | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Of Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Of Love (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Of Love (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Of Love: A Sonnet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Of Many Worlds in This World | Margaret Cavendish | 1653 |
Of That Blithe Throat of Thine | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Of all the souls that stand create | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Of all the sounds despatched abroad | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Of bronze and blaze | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Of the Surface of Things | Wallace Stevens | 1919 |
Of the Terrible Doubt of Appearances | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Of tribulation these are they | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Offerings | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Oh! Snatch’d Away | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Oh, The Wild, Wild Days Of Youth! | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Ol' Doc' Hyar | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
Old Age's Lambent Peaks | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old Age's Ship & Crafty Death's | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old Black Men | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Old Chants | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old English riddle | Anonymous | 1000 |
Old Houses | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1920 |
Old Ireland | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old Ironsides | Oliver Wendell Holmes | 1830 |
Old Manuscript | Alfred Kreymborg | 1921 |
Old Mother Laidinwool | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Old Osawatomie | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Old Salt Kossabone | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old Santeclaus | Clement Clarke Moore | 1821 |
Old Timers | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Old War-Dreams | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Old Wine | Margaret Widdemer | 1918 |
Old Woman | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Old-fashioned Requited Love | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Ollie McGee | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Olney Hymns, I, [Walking with God] | William Cowper | 1779 |
Olney Hymns, IX [The Contrite Heart] | William Cowper | 1779 |
Olney Hymns, XLVIII [Joy and Peace in... | William Cowper | 1779 |
Olney Hymns, XXXII [The Shining Light] | William Cowper | 1779 |
Omaha | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
On A Pair of Garters | Sir John Davies | 1876 |
On Arranging a Bowl of Violets | Grace Hazard Conkling | 1907 |
On Being Brought from Africa to America | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On Broadway | Claude McKay | 1922 |
On Carpaccio's Picture: The Dream of ... | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
On Chloris requesting a sprig of blos... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
On Elphinstone’s Translation of Marti... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer | John Keats | 1816 |
On Fortune | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Gilly-flowers Begotten | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Glenriddell’s Fox breaking his cha... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
On Halloween | Janet Little | 1792 |
On Hearing of the Intention of a Gent... | George Moses Horton | 1828 |
On Heaven | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
On Himself | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (10) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (11) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (12) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (13) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (14) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (15) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (16) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (17) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (18) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Himself (9) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On His Being Arrived to the Age of Tw... | John Milton | 1909 |
On His Blindness | John Milton | 1909 |
On His Book | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On His Deceased Wife | John Milton | 1658 |
On His Seventy-fifth Birthday | Walter Savage Landor | 1894 |
On Imagination | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On Journeys Through the States | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
On Julia’s Breath | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Julia’s Lips | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Julia’s Picture | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Liberty and Slavery | George Moses Horton | 1829 |
On Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Love (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Love (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On My Bed Of A Winter Night | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
On My First Son | Ben Jonson | 1603 |
On Poet Prat. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Poet-Ape | Ben Jonson | 1616 |
On Quitting | Edgar Guest | 1912 |
On Recollection | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On Scaring some Water-Fowl in Lock Turit | Robert Burns | 1787 |
On Seeing a Tuft of Snowdrops in a Storm | William Wordsworth | 1820 |
On Seeing the Elgin Marbles | John Keats | 1817 |
On Shakespeare | John Milton | 1630 |
On Snow | Jonathan Swift | 1857 |
On Some Shells Found Inland | Trumbull Stickney | 1905 |
On Summer | George Moses Horton | 1837 |
On Tam the Chapman | Robert Burns | 1784 |
On The Campagna | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
On The Hilltop | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
On Time | John Milton | 1645 |
On Tomasin Parsons | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On Viewing the Skull and Bones of a Wolf | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
On Virtue | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On Woman | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
On a Perfumed Lady | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
On a Primitive Canoe | Claude McKay | 1922 |
On a Scotch Bard, gone to the West In... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
On a Thought of Wordsworth's | Théophile Gautier | 1903 |
On a Tree Fallen Across the Road | Robert Frost | 1923 |
On being asked for a War Poem | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
On hearing that the Students of Our N... | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
On his Deceased Wife | John Milton | 1909 |
On my thirty-third Birthday | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
On seeing Mrs. Kemble in Yarico | Robert Burns | 1794 |
On such a night, or such a night | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
On the Beach at Night | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
On the Beach at Night Alone | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
On the Birth of a Posthumous Child | Robert Burns | 1790 |
On the Breakwater | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
On the Capture and Imprisonment of Cr... | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
On the Death of Dr. Samuel Marshall | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Death of J. C. an Infant | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Death of John M’Leod, Esq. | Robert Burns | 1787 |
On the Death of Robert Dundas, Esq., ... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
On the Death of Smet-Smet, the Hippop... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
On the Death of a Fair Infant Dying o... | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Death of a young Gentleman | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Death of a young Lady of Five ... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Death of the Rev. Dr. Sewell | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Death of the Rev. Mr. George W... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
On the Detraction which Followed upon... | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Freedom of the Press | Benjamin Franklin | 1757 |
On the Late Massacre in Piemont | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Lord General Fairfax at the Si... | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Medusa of Leonardo Da Vinci in... | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1819 |
On the Mississippi | Hamlin Garland | 1893 |
On the Morning of Christ's Nativity | John Milton | 1645 |
On the New Forcers of Conscience unde... | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Religious Memory of Mrs. Cathe... | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Road | Claude McKay | 1922 |
On the Road to the Sea | Charlotte Mew | 1914 |
On the Same | John Milton | 1909 |
On the University Carrier | John Milton | 1909 |
On the Way | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
On the bleakness of my lot | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
On the late Captain Grose’s Peregrina... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
On this Day I complete my Thirty-sixt... | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
On this long storm the rainbow rose | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
On this wondrous sea | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
On, on the Same, Ye Jocund Twain! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Once I Pass'd Through a Populous City | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Once Poor, Still Penurious | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Once Seen And No More | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
One Day | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
One Hour to Madness and Joy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
One Morn I Left Him In His Bed | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
One Night as I did Wander | Robert Burns | 1785 |
One Sister have I in our house | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
One Struggle more | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
One Viceroy Resigns | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
One Year After | Claude McKay | 1922 |
One blessing had I, than the rest | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
One day is there of the series | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
One dignity delays for all | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
One need not be a chamber to be haunted | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
One of the ones that Midas touched | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
One's-Self I Sing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Onion Days | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Only a Dad | Edgar Guest | 1916 |
Oonts | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Opal | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Opus 181 | Arthur Davison Ficke | 1916 |
Opus 80 | Arthur Davison Ficke | 1916 |
Orange | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Orange (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Orange Buds by Mail from Florida | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Orange In | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Oranges | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Orchard | H. D. | 1913 |
Oread | H. D. | 1915 |
Oriflamme | Jessie Fauset | 1922 |
Orpheus | William Shakespeare | 1623 |
Orpheus | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Oscar Hummel | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Osceola | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ossawatomie | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Others May Praise What They Like | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Our Children | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Our Fathers Also | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Our Fathers of Old | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Our Lady of the Snows | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Our Lady of the Snows | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Our Old Feuillage | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Our Own Sins Unseen | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Our Prayer of Thanks | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Our Singing Strength | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Our journey had advanced; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Our lives are Swiss, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Our share of night to bear | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Out from Behind This Mask [To Confron... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Out of May's Shows Selected | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Out of Time, Out of Tune | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Out of White Lips | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Out of the Rolling Ocean the Crowd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Out, Out– | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Outcast | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Outlines for a Tomb [G. P., Buried 1870] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Outsong in the Jungle | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Over the Carnage Rose Prophetic a Voice | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Ozymandias | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1818 |
Pagett, M.P | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Pain And Pleasure | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Pain Ends In Pleasure | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Pain has an element of blank; | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Pains Without Profit | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Painting Sometimes Permitted | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Palladiums | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Pals | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Pan | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Pan in Vermont | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Pan with Us | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Panels | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Panthea | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Papyrus | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
Parade-Song of the Camp-Animals | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Paradise | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Paralysis | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Paraphrase of the First Psalm | Robert Burns | 1781 |
Parcel-gilt Poetry | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Pardon | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Pardons | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Parisina | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Park Going to Sleep | Helen Hoyt | 1915 |
Parties: A Hymn of Hate | Dorothy Parker | 1916 |
Parting of Conrad and Medora | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Passage to India | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Passer Mortuus Est | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Passers-by | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Passover | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
Pastoral | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Pastry | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Patience | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Patience In Princes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Patience Taught by Nature | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1845 |
Patience: Or, Comforts In Crosses | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Patroling Barnegat | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Paudeen | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Paul Laurence Dunbar | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
Paul McNeely | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Paul Revere's Ride | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1861 |
Paul's Wife | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Paula | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Pauline Barrett | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Paumanok | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Pea Brush | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Peace | Henry Vaughan | 1650 |
Peace | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Peace | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Peace | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Peace Not Permanent | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Peace on Earth | William Carlos Williams | 1917 |
Peach Blossoms | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Pear Tree | H. D. | 1919 |
Pearl Fog | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Peeled Pencil, Choke | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Pegasus at Wanlockhead | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Pegasus in Pound | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Peleg Poague | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Pencils | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Penitence | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Penitence (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Penitency | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Penniwit, the Artist | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Pennsylvania | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Pensive and Faltering | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Pensive on Her Dead Gazing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
People Who Must | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
People With Proud Chins | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Percival Sharp | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Percy Bysshe Shelley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Perfections | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Perfidy | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Perhaps you'd like to buy a flower? | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Perry Zoll | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Persecutions Profitable | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Persecutions Purify | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Perseverance | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Personality | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Petals | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Peter’s Field | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Petit, the Poet | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Phaedra | H. D. | 1921 |
Pharaoh and the Sergeant | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Philadelphia | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Philosopher | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Phyllis | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
Physicians | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Phêdre | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Piano | D. H. Lawrence | 1918 |
Pick Offs | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Picnic Boat | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Picture-books in Winter | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Pied Beauty | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Piet | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Pigeon | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Pigmy seraphs gone astray | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Pine-Trees and the Sky: Evening | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Pink Dominoes | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Pink, small, and punctual | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Pioneers! O Pioneers! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Pirate Story | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Pity And Punishment | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Pity To the Prostrate | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Place For a Third | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Places | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Places [III. Winter Sun] | Sara Teasdale | 1922 |
Plaster | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Playgrounds | Laurence Alma-Tadema | 1903 |
Pleasures Pernicious | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Plots Not Still Prosperous | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Plowmen | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Plymouth Rock Joe | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Pods | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Poem 1 | Edmund Spenser | 1595 |
Poem on Pastoral Poetry | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Poem on Sensibility | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Poems | Rabindranath Tagore | 1912 |
Poems Done on a Late Night Car | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Poetical Commandments | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Poetical Production | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Poetry | Alfred Kreymborg | 1920 |
Poetry | Marianne Moore | 1919 |
Poetry | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Poetry | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Poetry Perpetuates the Poet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Poets | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Poets to Come | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Polarity | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Policy In Princes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Politics | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Polo in Arizona | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Pompless no life can pass away; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Pool | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Poor Honest Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Poor Mailie’s Elegy | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Poor little heart! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Poppies | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Poppies on the Wheat | Helen Hunt Jackson | 1870 |
Population Drifts | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Portals | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Portent | William Carlos Williams | 1913 |
Portia | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Portrait | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Portrait d'une Femme | Ezra Pound | 1912 |
Portrait of a Lady | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Portrait of a Motor Car | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Portraits are to daily faces | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Poseidon’s Law | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Possessions | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Possibilities | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Posting To Printing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Potato Blossom Songs and Jigs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Potatoes | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Potatoes (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Potentates | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Potomac River Mist | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Potomac Town in February | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Potpourri | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Poverty And Riches | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Poverty the Greatest Pack | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Power | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Power And Peace | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Prairie | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Prairie Spring | Willa Cather | 1913 |
Prairie Waters by Night | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Pray And Prosper | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Prayer | H. D. | 1921 |
Prayer | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Prayer | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Prayer at Sunrise | James Weldon Johnson | 1917 |
Prayer is the little implement | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Prayer of Columbus | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Prayer to Persephone | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Prayers After World War | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Prayers Must Have Poise | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Prayers of Steel | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Prayer—O Thou Dread Power | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Precepts | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Predestination | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Prelude | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Prelude | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Preludes | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Preparation | Effie Waller Smith | 1886 |
Prescience | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Presence And Absence | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Presences | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Present Government Grievous | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Presentiment is that long shadow on t... | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Prevision or Provision | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Pride Allowable In Poets | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Princes And Favourites | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Prisoners | H. D. | 1916 |
Professor Newcomer | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Prologue of the Earthly Paradise | William Morris | 1868 |
Prologue spoken at the Theatre of Dum... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Prologue, spoken by Mr. Woods at Edin... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Promise | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Proof To No Purpose | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Prophets at Home | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Proud Music of the Storm | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Proud and Beautiful | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Proud of my broken heart since thou d... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Proverbs of Hell | William Blake | 1790 |
Prudence | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Psalm CXXXVI | John Milton | 1909 |
Psalm of Those Who Go Forth Before Da... | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Public Waste | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Puck’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Purgatorio, Canto X | Dante Alighieri | 1867 |
Purgatory | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Purple Martins | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Purposes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Pursuit | H. D. | 1916 |
Put Off the Wedding Five Times and No... | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Putting In the Seed | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Pyrotechnics | Amy Lowell | 1916 |
Quai de la Tournelle | John Dos Passos | 1922 |
Quantum Mutata | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Quatrains | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Queen-Anne's-Lace | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Queries to My Seventieth Year | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Quest | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1918 |
Questionnaire | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Quia Multum amavi | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Quicksand Years | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Rabbi Ben Ezra | Robert Browning | 1864 |
Race of Veterans | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Rain | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Rain Music | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
Rain in Summer | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Raising the Devil: A Legend of Cornel... | Richard Harris Barham | 1842 |
Ralph Rhodes | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Range-Finding | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Rapine Brings Ruin | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Raymond's Ride | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Read, sweet, how others strove | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Readiness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ready to Kill | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Real Estate News | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Reassurance | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Rebecca Wasson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rebirth | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Recessional | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Recompense | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Reconciliation | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Reconciliation | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Recorders Ages Hence | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Recuerdo | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1922 |
Red Jacket (From Aloft) | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Red Roses | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Red Slippers | Amy Lowell | 1916 |
Red-headed Restaurant Cashier | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Reflections Irregular | John Rollin Ridge | 1848 |
Regression Spoils Resolution | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Regret | Olivia Ward Bush-Banks | 1905 |
Reluctance | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Remember | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
Remembered Light | Clark Ashton Smith | 1912 |
Remembered Women | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Remembrance | Emily Brontë | 1845 |
Remembrance has a rear and front, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Remorse | Carl Sandburg | 1922 |
Remorse is memory awake | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Remorse: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Remorseful Apology | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Renascence | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Renouncement | Alice Meynell | 1895 |
Repetitions | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Repletion | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Reply to a Trimming Epistle, received... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Reply to an Announcement by J. Rankine | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Reply to the Threat of a Censorious C... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Reproach | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Requiem | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1887 |
Requiescat | Matthew Arnold | 1853 |
Requiescat | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Resignation | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Rest | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Rest Refreshes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Rest in Peace | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Restlessness | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Retrospect | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Return | John Wilmot | 1714 |
Reuben Pantier | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rev. Abner Peet | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rev. Lemuel Wiley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Revelation | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Revenge | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Reverence | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Reverence To Riches | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Reversals | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Reward And Punishments | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Rewards | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Rhapsody | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Rhapsody on a Windy Night | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
Rhubarb | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Rhyme of the Three Sealers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Rhyming Reply to a Note from Captain ... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Richard Bone | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Richard Cory | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1897 |
Riches | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Riches And Poverty | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Rimini | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Rimmon | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Rise O Days from Your Fathomless Deeps | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
River Moons | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
River Roads | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Road-song of the Bandar-log | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Roads | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Roaming in Thought [After reading Hegel] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Roaring | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Roast Potatoes | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Roastbeef | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Robert Davidson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Robert Fulton Tanner | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Robert Southey Burke | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rock Me to Sleep | Elizabeth Akers Allen | 1859 |
Roger Heston | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Romance | Charles Reznikoff | 1918 |
Romance | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Rome | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Rome Unvisited | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Romulus and Remus | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Rondeau | Jessie Redmon Fauset | 1912 |
Rooms | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Roots and Leaves Themselves Alone | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Roscoe Purkapile | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rose Aylmer | Walter Savage Landor | 1806 |
Rose Pogonias | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Rosemary | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Rosie Roberts | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rouen, Place de la Pucelle | Maria White Lowell | 1853 |
Route Marchin | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Roy Butler | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rubies | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Ruins to Ruins | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Rules For Our Reach | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Running to Paradise | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Russell Kincaid | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Russia to the Pacifists | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Russian Sonia | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Rusty Crimson | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Rutherford McDowell | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Saadi | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Sabbaths | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Safe in their alabaster chambers | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Safety | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Safety On the Shore | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Safety To Look To Oneself | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sail out for Good, Eidolon Yacht! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Saint Distaff’s Day, or the Morrow Af... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Salad | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Salad Dressing And an Artichoke | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Salad Dressing And an Artichoke (2) | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Salmon | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Salut au Monde! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Salutation | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Salvage | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Sam Hookey | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Samson Agonistes | John Milton | 1671 |
Samuel Gardner | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
San Miniato | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sand Scribblings | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Sand of the Desert in an Hour-Glass | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Sandhill People | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Sandpipers | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Sandy Star and Willie Gee | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Santa Decca | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sappers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Sappho Redivivus: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Sappho and Phaon: Sonnet III | Mary Robinson | 1796 |
Sarah Brown | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Satan | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Satan claims, at Heaven’s Gate, Georg... | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Satisfaction For Sufferings | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sauce | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Sauce For Sorrows | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sausages | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Savantism | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Savoir Faire | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Say not of me that weakly I declined | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Scandal | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Scent of Irises | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Scented Herbage of My Breast | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Scholfield Huxley | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Schroeder the Fisherman | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Scintilla | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Scotch Drink | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Scots Prologue for Mr. Sutherland | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Screw-guns | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Sea Fever | John Masefield | 1916 |
Sea Gods | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea Heroes | H. D. | 1921 |
Sea Iris | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea Lily | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea Poppies | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea Rose | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea Shell | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Sea Violet | H. D. | 1916 |
Sea-Wash | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Searcy Foote | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Seashore | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Seaside | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Seaweed | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Second Best | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Second Epistle to Davie | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Second Epistle to J. Lapraik | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Second Epistle to Robert Graham, Esq.... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Secrets | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Security | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
See How the Roses Burn! | Hafez | 1858 |
See It Through | Edgar Guest | 1917 |
Seek And Find | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Self-Reliance | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Sence You Went Away | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
September | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
September 1913 | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Serenade | Djuna Barnes | 1914 |
Serenade | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Serenity | Edward Rowland Sill | 1868 |
Serepta Mason | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Sestina of the Tramp-Royal | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Seth Compton | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Seven Watchmen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Sexsmith the Dentist | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Shack Dye | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Shadow March | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Shadows in the Water | Thomas Traherne | 1910 |
Shadwell Stair | Wilfred Owen | 1918 |
Shagbark Hickory | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Shakspere-Bacon's Cipher | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Shalom | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
Shame No Statist | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
She Contrasts With Herself Hippolyta | H. D. | 1921 |
She Is Overheard Singing | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1919 |
She Rebukes Hippolyta | H. D. | 1921 |
She Walketh Veiled And Sleeping | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
She Walks in Beauty | George Gordon Byron | 1815 |
She Was a Phantom of Delight | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
She Who is to Come | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
She died, — this was the way she died; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
She dwelt among the untrodden ways | William Wordsworth | 1800 |
She laid her docile crescent down | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
She rose to his requirement, dropped | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
She slept beneath a tree | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
She sweeps with many-colored brooms | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
She went as quiet as the dew | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Sheep | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Sheltered Garden | H. D. | 1916 |
Shenandoah | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Shepheardes Calendar [October] | Edmund Spenser | 1579 |
Shillin’ a Day | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Shiloh: A Requiem | Herman Melville | 1866 |
Ships That Pass in the Night | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1899 |
Shipwreck | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Shirt | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Shiv and the Grasshopper | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Shoes | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Shut Not Your Doors | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Sic Vita | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Signs of the Times | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
Silas Dement | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Silence | Thomas Hood | 1827 |
Silence | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Silence | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Silentium Amoris | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Silver Nails | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Silver Wind | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Simaetha | H. D. | 1921 |
Sin | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin (4) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin (5) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin (6) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin And Strife | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin Seen | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sin Severely Punished | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sincerity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sing clearlier, Muse | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Singing | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Singing Nigger | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Single Fish | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Single Life Most Secure | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sinners | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sins Loathed, And Yet Loved | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sir Humphrey Gilbert | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Sir Richard’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Sitalkas | H. D. | 1913 |
Sixteen Months | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Skerryvore | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Skerryvore: The Parallel | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Sketch | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Sketch in Verse, inscribed to the Rig... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Sketch—New Year’s Day, 1790 | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Skyscraper | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Slants at Buffalo, New York | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Slavery | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sleep is supposed to be | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Sleeping Out: Full Moon | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Sleepyheads | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Slippery | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Small the Theme of My Chant | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Smart | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Smell | William Carlos Williams | 1917 |
Smoke | Henry David Thoreau | 1843 |
Smoke | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Smoke Rose Gold | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Smoke and Steel | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Smoke-Rings | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Snap-Dragon | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Snarleyow | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Snow | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Snow | Robert Frost | 1916 |
Snow | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Snow Song | Frank Dempster Sherman | 1897 |
Snow-Bound [The sun that brief Decemb... | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1866 |
Snow-Flakes | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1863 |
So Long! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
So bashful when I spied her | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
So proud she was to die | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
So we'll go no more a roving | George Gordon Byron | 1830 |
Sobriety In Search | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Society | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Soft Music | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Softened by Time's consummate plush | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Soiled Dove | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Sojourn in the Whale | Marianne Moore | 1917 |
Soldier an’ Sailor Too | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Soldier, Soldier | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister | Robert Browning | 1842 |
Solitare | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Solitude | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Solomon to Sheba | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Solution | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Some Comfort In Calamity | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Some keep the Sabbath going to church; | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Some rainbow coming from the fair! | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Some things that fly there be, — | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Some, too fragile for winter winds | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Sometimes with One I Love | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song | T. S. Eliot | 1907 |
Song | James Joyce | 1907 |
Song | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Song | H. D. | 1921 |
Song | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Song ["When I am dead, my dearest"] | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
Song [All suddenly the wind comes soft,] | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Song [Come to the river’s side, my lo... | John Rollin Ridge | 1848 |
Song [I saw her once—her eye’s deep l... | John Rollin Ridge | 1848 |
Song at Sunset | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song for All Seas, All Ships | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song for Equal Suffrage | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Song for Lonely Roads | Sherwood Anderson | 1918 |
Song for the New Year | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Song from Paracelsus | Robert Browning | 1835 |
Song of Devils | Thomas Shadwell | 1676 |
Song of Myself | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of Nature | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1867 |
Song of Old Time | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Song of Prudence | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of Quietness | Robinson Jeffers | 1916 |
Song of Saul | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Song of a Second April | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Song of the Answerer | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Banner at Daybreak | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Broad-Axe | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Deathless Voice | Abram Joseph Ryan | 1880 |
Song of the Exposition | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Fifth River | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Song of the Men’s Side | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Song of the Open Road | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Owl | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1856 |
Song of the Paddlers [excerpt] | Herman Melville | 1849 |
Song of the Red War-boat | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Song of the Redwood-Tree | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Shirt | Thomas Hood | 1843 |
Song of the Trees | Mary Colborne-Veel | 1918 |
Song of the Universal | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Song of the Wise Children | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Song on May Morning | John Milton | 1645 |
Song to Celia | Ben Jonson | 1616 |
Song to David [Sublime—invention ever... | Christopher Smart | 1763 |
Song: Sweetest love, I do not go | John Donne | 1633 |
Songs for the People | Frances Ellen Watkins Harper | 1894 |
Songs of a Girl | Mary Carolyn Davies | 1917 |
Song—A Bottle and Friend | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—A Fiddler in the North | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—A Health to ane I loe dear | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Song—A Health to them that’s awa | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—A Lass wi’ a Tocher | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Song—A Man’s a Man for a’ that | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—A Rose-bud by my Early Walk | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—A Waukrife Minnie | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—A red, red Rose | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Address to the Woodlark | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Ae fond Kiss | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Anna, thy Charms | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Auld Lang Syne | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Auld Rob Morris | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Awa’, Whigs, Awa’ | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Behold the Hour, the Boat, arrive | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Behold the hour, etc. (Second Ve... | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Behold, my love, how green the g... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Bessy and her Spinnin Wheel | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Beware o’ Bonie Ann | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Blythe hae I been on yon hill | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Blythe was She | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Bonie Dundee: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Bonie Peg-a-Ramsay | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Bonie Peggy Alison | Robert Burns | 1780 |
Song—Braving Angry Winer’s Storms | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Braw Lads o’ Gala Water | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—By Allan Stream | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Canst thou leave me thus, my Katie | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Carle, an’ the King come | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Ca’ the Yowes to the Knowes | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Ca’ the Yowes to the Knowes (old... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Charlie, he’s my Darling | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Clarina, Mistress of my Soul | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Come let me take thee to my breast | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Composed in August | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Song—Composed in Spring | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Contented wi’ little, and cantie... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Craigieburn Wood | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Craigieburn Wood (Second Version | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Crowdie ever mair | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Dainty Davie | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Deluded swain, the pleasure | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Down the Burn, Davie love | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Duncan Davison | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Duncan Gray | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Fairest Maid on Devon’s Banks | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Song—Farewell thou stream that windin... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Farewell to Ballochmyle | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Song—Farewell to Eliza | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Farewell to the Banks of Ayr | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Farewell to the Highlands | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—For a’ that | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Song—For the sake o’ Somebody | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Forlorn, my love, no comfort here | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Frae the friends and land I love | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Fragment—Altho’ he has left me | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Fragment—Damon and Sylvia | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Fragment—Johnie lad, Cock up you... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Fragment—Leezie Lindsay | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Fragment—Love for love | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Fragment—No cold approach | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Fragment—There was a Bonie Lass | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Fragment—Wee Willie Gray | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Fragment—Why tell the lover | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Fragment—the Wren’s Nest | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Go on, Sweet Bird, and Soothe my... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Green Grow the Rashes | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Song—Gudewife, count the lawin | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Song—Guid ale keeps the heart aboon | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Had I a cave | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Had I the wyte, she bade me | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Handsome Nell | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Song—Here’s to thy health, my bonie lass | Robert Burns | 1780 |
Song—Hey, the Dusty Miller | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Highland Harry back again | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Highland Mary | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—How Long and Dreary is the Night | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—How cruel are the parents | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—How lang and dreary is the night | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—I Gaed a Waefu’ Gate Yestreen | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—I Love my Love in Secret | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—I Murder hate | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Song—I Reign in Jeanie’s Bosom | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—I do confess thou art sae fair | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—I dream’d I lay | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Song—I hae a Wife o’ my Ain | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—I hae been at Crookieden | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—In the Character of a Ruined Farmer | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Song—Inconstancy in love | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—It is na, Jean, thy Bonie Face | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—It was a’ for our rightfu’ King | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—I’ll aye ca’ in by yon town | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—I’ll meet thee on the Lea Rig | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—I’m O’er Young to Marry yet | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Jamie, Come Try Me | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Jockie’s taen the parting Kiss | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—John Anderson, My Jo | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Kellyburn Braes | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Kenmure’s on and awa, Willie | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Kissing my Katie | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Song—Lady Mary Ann | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Lady Onlie, Honest Luckie | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Lassie wi’ the Lint-white Locks | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Logan Braes | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Love in the Guise of Friendship | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Lovely Polly Stewart | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Lovely young Jessie | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Mally’s meek, Mally’s sweet | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Mary Morison | Robert Burns | 1780 |
Song—Meg o’ the Mill | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Meg o’ the Mill (Another Version | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Montgomerie’s Peggy | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Song—My Bonie Bell | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—My Bonie Mary | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—My Collier Laddie | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—My Eppie Adair | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—My Eppie Macnab | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—My Hoggie | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—My Lord a-Hunting he is gane | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—My Love she’s but a Lassie yet | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—My Nanie, O | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Song—My Nanie’s awa | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—My Native Land sae far awa | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—My Peggy’s Charms | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—My Spouse Nancy | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—My Tocher’s the Jewel | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—My Wife’s a winsome wee thing | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—M’Pherson’s Farewell | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—News, lassies, news | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Nithdale’s Welcome Hame | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—No Churchman am I | Robert Burns | 1782 |
Song—Now Spring has clad the grove in... | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O Leave Novels | Robert Burns | 1784 |
Song—O May, thy Morn | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—O Tibbie, I hae seen the day | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Song—O aye my wife she dang me | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O bonie was yon rosy Brier | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O can ye Labour Lea | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—O for ane an’ twenty, Tam | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—O lay thy loof in mine, lass | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Song—O let me in this ae night | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O that’s the lassie o’ my heart | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O wat ye wha’s in yon town | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—O were I on Parnassus Hill | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—O were my love you lilac fair | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—O wert thou in the cauld blast | Robert Burns | 1796 |
Song—Of a’ the Airts the Wind can Blaw | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—On Chloris being ill | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—On a Bank of Flowers | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—On the Seas and far away | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Open the door to me, oh | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Out over the Forth | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Phillis the Fair | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Phillis the Queen o’ the fair | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Poortith cauld and restless love | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Pretty Peg, my dearie | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Raging Fortune: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1782 |
Song—Rantin, Rovin Robin | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Song—Rattlin, Roarin Willie | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Raving Winds Around her Blowing | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Robert Bruce’s March to Bannockburn | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Robin Shure in Hairst | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Saw ye Bonie Lesley | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Saw you my dear, my Philly | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Scroggam, my dearie | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—She says she loes me best of a’ | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—She’s Fair and Fause | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Sic a Wife as Willie had | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Stay my Charmer | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Steer her up and haud her gaun | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Strathallan’s Lament | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—Such a parcel of Rogues in a Nation | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Sweet Afton | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Sweet Tibbie Dunbar | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Talk of him that’s Far Awa | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Tam Glen | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Banks of Nith | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Banks of the Devon | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—The Banks o’ Doon (First Version | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Banks o’ Doon (Second Version | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Banks o’ Doon (Third Version | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Bannocks o’ Bear Meal | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Battle of Sherramuir | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Birks of Aberfeldy | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—The Bonie Lad that’s Far Awa | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Bonie Lass of Albany | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—The Bonie Moor-hen | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—The Bonie Wee Thing | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Braes o’ Killiecrankie | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Braw Wooer | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The Captain’s Lady | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Captive Ribband | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Cardin o’t, the Spinning o’t | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The Charms of Lovely Davies | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Chevalier’s Lament | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Cooper o’ Cuddy | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The Country Lass | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—The Day Returns | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Deil’s awa wi’ the Exciseman | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—The Deuks dang o’er my Daddie | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—The Dumfries Volunteers | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The Fall of the Leaf | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Flowery banks of Cree | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Gallant Weaver | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Gardener wi’ his Paidle | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Gowden Locks of Anna | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Song—The Highland Balou | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Lad they ca’ Jumpin John | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Laddie’s dear sel’ | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—The Lass of Cessnock Banks | Robert Burns | 1780 |
Song—The Lass o’ Ecclefechan | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The Lovely Lass o’ Inverness | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Posie | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—The Rigs o’ Barley | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Song—The Slave’s Lament | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—The Tear-drop—“Wae is my heart | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Winter it is Past | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—The Winter of Life | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The Young Highland Rover | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—The charming month of May | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—The lass that made the bed to me | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—The last time I cam o’er the Moor | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—The weary Pund o’ Tow | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Their groves o’ sweet myrtle | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Theniel Menzies’ Bonie Mary | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Song—There’ll never be Peace till Jam... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Thine am I, my faithful Fair | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—This is no my ain lassie | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Thou Fair Eliza | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Thou Gloomy December | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Thou hast left me ever, jamie | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—To Daunton Me | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—To Mary in Heaven | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—To the Weaver’s gin ye go | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Up in the Morning Early | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Song—Wandering Willie | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Wandering Willie (Revised Version | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—What can a Young Lassie do wi’ a... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—When she cam ben she bobbed | Robert Burns | 1792 |
Song—Where are the Joys I have met | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Whistle and I’ll come to you | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Song—Whistle o’er the lave o’t | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Willie Chalmers | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Willie brew’d a Peck o’ Maut | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Wilt thou be my Dearie | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Ye Jacobites by Name | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—Yon Wild Mossy Mountains | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Song—Yonder pomp of costly fashion | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—Young Jamie, pride of a’ the plain | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Song—Young Jockie was the Blythest Lad | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Song—Young Peggy Blooms | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Song—You’re welcome, Willie Stewart | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Song—’Twas na her bonie blue e’e | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Song—“Indeed will I,” quo’ Findlay | Robert Burns | 1783 |
Sonnet | Alice Dunbar-Nelson | 1922 |
Sonnet | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Sonnet 100 | Lord Brooke Fulke Greville | 1633 |
Sonnet 101 [Ways apt and new to sing ... | Francesco Petrarch | 1374 |
Sonnet 102 [If no love is, O God, wha... | Francesco Petrarch | 1375 |
Sonnet 12 [Alas, so all things now do... | Henry Howard | 1557 |
Sonnet 7 [The soote season, that bud ... | Henry Howard | 1374 |
Sonnet 8 [Set me where as the sun dot... | Henry Howard | 1557 |
Sonnet C. [Where art thou Muse that t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CI. [O truant Muse what shall ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CII. [My love is strengthen'd,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CIII. [Alack! what poverty my ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CIV. [To me, fair friend, you ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CIX. [O! never say that I was ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CL. [O! from what power hast t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CLI. [Love is too young to kno... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CLII. [In loving thee thou kno... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CLIII. [Cupid laid by his bran... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CLIV. [The little Love-god lyi... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CV. [Let not my love be call'd... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CVI. [When in the chronicle of... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CVII. [Not mine own fears, nor... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CVIII. [What's in the brain, t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CX. [Alas! 'tis true, I have g... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXI. [O! for my sake do you wi... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXII. [Your love and pity doth... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXIII. [Since I left you, mine... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXIV. [Or whether doth my mind... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXIX. [What potions have I dru... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXL. [Be wise as thou art crue... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLI. [In faith I do not love ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLII. [Love is my sin, and th... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLIII. [Lo, as a careful hous... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLIV. [Two loves I have of co... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLIX. [Canst thou, O cruel! s... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLV. [Those lips that Love's ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLVI. [Poor soul, the centre ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLVII. [My love is as a fever... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXLVIII. [O me! what eyes hath... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXV. [Those lines that I befor... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXVI. [Let me not to the marri... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXVII. [Accuse me thus: that I... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXVIII. [Like as, to make our ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXX. [That you were once unkin... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXI. ['Tis better to be vile ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXII. [Thy gift, thy tables, ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXIII. [No, Time, thou shalt ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXIV. [If my dear love were b... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXIX. [The expense of spirit ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXV. [Were't aught to me I bo... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXVI. [O thou, my lovely boy,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXVII. [In the old age black ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXVIII. [How oft when thou, m... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXX. [My mistress' eyes are n... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXI. [Thou art as tyrannous,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXII. [Thine eyes I love, an... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXIII. [Beshrew that heart t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXIV. [So, now I have confes... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXIX. [O! call not me to jus... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXV. [Whoever hath her wish,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXVI. [If thy soul check the... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXVII. [Thou blind fool, Lov... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet CXXXVIII. [When my love swears... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet I. [From fairest creatures we ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet I. [I thought once how Theocri... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet I. [Thou art not lovelier than... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet II. [But only three in all God... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet II. [Time does not bring relief] | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet II. [When forty winters shall ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet III. [Look in thy glass and te... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet III. [Mindful of you the sodde... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet III. [Unlike are we, unlike, O... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet IV. [Not in this chamber only ... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet IV. [Thou hast thy calling to ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet IV. [Unthrifty loveliness, why... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet IX. [Can it be right to give w... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet IX. [Is it for fear to wet a w... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet L. [How heavy do I journey on ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LI. [Thus can my love excuse t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LII. [So am I as the rich, who... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LIII. [What is your substance,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LIV. [O! how much more doth be... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LIX. [If there be nothing new,... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LV. [Not marble, nor the gilde... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LVI. [Sweet love, renew thy fo... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LVII. [Being your slave what s... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LVIII. [That god forbid, that ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LX. [Like as the waves make to... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXI. [Is it thy will, thy imag... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXII. [Sin of self-love posses... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXIII. [Against my love shall ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXIV. [When I have seen by Tim... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXIX. [Those parts of thee tha... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXV. [Since brass, nor stone, ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXVI. [Tired with all these, f... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXVII. [Ah! wherefore with inf... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXVIII. [Thus is his cheek the... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXX. [That thou art blam'd sha... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXI. [No longer mourn for me ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXII. [O! lest the world shou... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXIII. [That time of year tho... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXIV. [But be contented: when... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXIX. [Whilst I alone did cal... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXV. [So are you to my though... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXVI. [Why is my verse so bar... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXVII. [Thy glass will show t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXVIII. [So oft have I invoke... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXX. [O! how I faint when I o... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXI. [Or I shall live your e... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXII. [I grant thou wert not... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXIII. [I never saw that you... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXIV. [Who is it that says m... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXIX. [Say that thou didst f... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXV. [My tongue-tied Muse in... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXVI. [Was it the proud full... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXVII. [Farewell! thou art t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet LXXXVIII. [When thou shalt be ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet V. [I lift my heavy heart up s... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet V. [If I should learn, in some... | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet V. [Those hours, that with gen... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet VI. Bluebeard | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sonnet VI. [Go from me. Yet I feel t... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet VI. [Then let not winter's rag... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet VII | Hartley Coleridge | 1833 |
Sonnet VII [O Solitude! if I must wit... | John Keats | 1817 |
Sonnet VII. [Lo! in the orient when t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet VII. [The face of all the worl... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet VIII. [Music to hear, why hear... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet VIII. [What can I give thee ba... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet X [To one who has been long in... | John Keats | 1817 |
Sonnet X. [For shame! deny that thou ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet X. [Yet, love, mere love, is b... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XC. [Then hate me when thou wi... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCI. [Some glory in their birt... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCII. [But do thy worst to ste... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCIII. [So shall I live, suppo... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCIV. [They that have power to... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCIX. [The forward violet thus... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCV. [How sweet and lovely dos... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCVI. [Some say thy fault is y... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCVII. [How like a winter hath... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XCVIII. [From you have I been ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XI. [And therefore if to love ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XI. [As fast as thou shalt wan... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XII. [Indeed this very love wh... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XII. [When I do count the cloc... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XIII. [And wilt thou have me f... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XIII. [O! that you were your s... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XIV. [If thou must love me, le... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XIV. [Not from the stars do I ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XIX. [Devouring Time, blunt th... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XIX. [The soul's Rialto hath i... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XL. [Oh, yes! they love throug... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XL. [Take all my loves, my lov... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLI. [I thank all who have lov... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XLI. [Those pretty wrongs that... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLII. [My future will not copy... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XLII. [That thou hast her it i... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLIII. [How do I love thee? L... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XLIII. [When most I wink, then... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLIV. [Belovëd, thou hast brou... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XLIV. [If the dull substance o... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLIX. [Against that time, if e... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLV. [The other two, slight ai... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLVI. [Mine eye and heart are ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLVII. [Betwixt mine eye and h... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XLVIII. [How careful was I whe... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XV. [Accuse me not, beseech th... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XV. [When I consider every thi... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XVI. [And yet, because thou ov... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XVI. [But wherefore do not you... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XVII. [My poet, thou canst tou... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XVII. [Who will believe my ver... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XVIII. [I never gave a lock of... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XVIII. [Shall I compare thee t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XX. [A woman's face with natur... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XX. [Belovëd, my Belovëd, when... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXI. [Say over again, and yet ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXI. [So is it not with me as ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXII. [My glass shall not pers... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXII. [When our two souls stan... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXIII. [As an unperfect actor ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXIII. [Is it indeed so? If I... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXIV. [Let the world's sharpne... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXIV. [Mine eye hath play'd th... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXIX. [I think of thee!—my tho... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXIX. [When in disgrace with f... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXV. [A heavy heart, Belovëd, ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXV. [Let those who are in fav... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXVI. [I lived with visions fo... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXVI. [Lord of my love, to who... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXVII. [My own Belovëd, who ha... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXVII. [Weary with toil, I has... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXVIII. [How can I then return... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXVIII. [My letters! all dead ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXX. [I see thine image throug... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXX. [When to the sessions of ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXI. [Thou comest! all is sai... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXI. [Thy bosom is endeared w... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXII. [If thou survive my wel... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXII. [The first time that th... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXIII. [Full many a glorious ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXIII. [Yes, call me by my pe... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXIV. [Why didst thou promise... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXIV. [With the same heart, I... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXIX. [Because thou hast the ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXIX. [O! how thy worth with ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXV. [If I leave all for thee... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXV. [No more be griev'd at t... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXVI. [Let me confess that we... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXVI. [When we met first and ... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXVII. [As a decrepit father ... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet XXXVII. [Pardon, oh, pardon, t... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXVIII. [First time he kissed... | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1850 |
Sonnet XXXVIII. [How can my muse want... | William Shakespeare | 1609 |
Sonnet on Chillon | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Sonnet on Mrs. Kemble's Reading from ... | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Sonnet on approaching Italy | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sonnet on hearing the Dies Iræ sung i... | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sonnet on the Author’s Birthday | Robert Burns | 1793 |
Sonnet on the Death of Robert Riddell | Robert Burns | 1794 |
Sonnet on the Massacre of the Christi... | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sonnet to Liberty | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sonnet to R. Graham, Esq., on Receivi... | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Sonnet to Winter | Emily Chubbuck Judson | 1847 |
Sonnet to the Nightingale | John Milton | 1909 |
Sonnet written in Holy Week at Genoa | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Sonnet-To Science | Edgar Allan Poe | 1829 |
Sonnet: I Said I Splendidly Loved You... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Sonnet: Oh! Death Will Find Me, Long ... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Sonnets | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Sonnet—Mutation | William Cullen Bryant | 1824 |
Sonnet—Silence | Edgar Allan Poe | 1840 |
Soon Shall the Winter's Foil Be Here | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Sorley's Weather | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Sorrow | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Sorrow | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Sorrows | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sorrows Succeed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Soul | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Soul, wilt thou toss again? | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Soul-Sight | Archibald MacLeish | 1917 |
Sounds of the Winter | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Soup | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
South Africa | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
South winds jostle them | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Southern Pacific | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Spain, 1873-74 | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Spanish | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Sparkles from the Wheel | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Speak In Season | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Speakin’ O’ Christmas | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
Spellbound | Emily Brontë | 1837 |
Spirit Whose Work Is Done [Washington... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Spirits of the Dead | Edgar Allan Poe | 1829 |
Spiritual Laws | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Split the lark and you'll find the music | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Spoils of the Dead | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Spontaneous Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Sprin' Fevah | Ray G. Dandridge | 1922 |
Spring | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Spring | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Spring | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Spring Day [Bath] | Amy Lowell | 1916 |
Spring Song | Sherwood Anderson | 1918 |
Spring Storm | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Spring and Fall | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
Spring in New Hampshire | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Stanzas | Emily Brontë | 1846 |
Stanzas Written in Dejection, Near Na... | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1824 |
Stanzas composed during a Thunderstorm | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Stanzas for Music | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Stanzas from The Fledgling Bard and t... | George Reginald Margetson | 1922 |
Stanzas on Naething | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Stanzas to Augusta | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Stanzas, on the same Occasion | Robert Burns | 1781 |
Star of Ethiopia | Lucian B. Watkins | 1922 |
Stars | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Stars, Songs, Faces | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Starting from Paumanok | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
State's Attorney Fallas | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Statistics | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Steam In Sacrifice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Stellenbosh | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Step lightly on this narrow spot! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Still Life | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Still Though the One I Sing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Stool-ball | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Stopping By Woods On Snowy Evening | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Storm | H. D. | 1916 |
Storm Fear | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Story II. The Oilman and his Parrot | Jalal al-Din Rumi | 1898 |
Story XI. The Lion who Hunted with th... | Jalal al-Din Rumi | 1898 |
Strange Meeting | Wilfred Owen | 1919 |
Street Window | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Streets Too Old | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Strength To Support Sovereignty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Stripes | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Strong Beer | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Stronger Lessons | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Studies To Be Supported | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Study | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Study of an Elevation, in Indian Ink | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Style | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Submarine Mountains | Cale Young Rice | 1921 |
Submergence | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Subway | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Subway Wind | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Success | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Success is counted sweetest | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Suffer That Thou Canst Not Shift | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sufferance | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Sufferings | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Sugar | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Suggested by the Cover of a Volume of... | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Sumach and Birds | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Summer | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Summer Images | John Clare | 1835 |
Summer Magic | Leslie Pinckney Hill | 1922 |
Summer Morn in New Hampshire | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Summer Night, Riverside | Sara Teasdale | 1915 |
Summer Past | John Gray | 1893 |
Summer Rain | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Summer Shirt Sale | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Summer Silence | E. E. Cummings | 1913 |
Summer Song | William Carlos Williams | 1917 |
Summer Stars | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Summer Sun | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Summer [excerpt] | James Thomson | 1727 |
Summer for thee grant I may be | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Summer in the South | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1903 |
Sun-Up | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Sunday Baseball | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
Sunrise | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1887 |
Sunrise on the Hills | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Sunset From Omaha Hotel Window | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Superfluous were the sun | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Superiority to fate | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Superstition | Amy Lowell | 1919 |
Supplication | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
Suppose an Eyes | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Suppressed Stanzas of “The Vision | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Supreme Fortune Falls Soonest | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Surgeons must be very careful | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Sursum Corda | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Suspicion Makes Secure | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Suspiria | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Sussex | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Swallows | Leonora Speyer | 1921 |
Sweeney among the Nightingales | T. S. Eliot | 1920 |
Sweet hours have perished here; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Sweet is the swamp with its secrets | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Sweetness In Sacrifice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Swirl | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Sylvander to Clarinda | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Sympathy | Edith Franklin Wyatt | 1913 |
Sympathy | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1899 |
System | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
THE LONGEST HIT ON RECORD | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
THE WlND'S VISIT. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
THE murmur of a bee | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Tails | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Taken from men this morning | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Talk with prudence to a beggar | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Tam Samson’s Elegy | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Tam o’ Shanter: A Tale | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Tangibles | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Tanka | Sadakichi Hartmann | 1904 |
Tapers | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Tarrant Moss | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Tavern | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Tawny | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Tea at the Palaz of Hoon | Wallace Stevens | 1921 |
Teach me I am forgotten by the dead | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1831 |
Tears | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Tears | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Tears (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Tears (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Tears (4) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Tears And Laughter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Tears Are Tongues | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Tears, Idle Tears | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1847 |
Tease | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Teatro Bambino. Dublin, N. H. | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Tegner's Drapa | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Telegram | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Telling the Bees | Lizette Woodworth Reese | 1900 |
Temporal Goods | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Temptation | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Temptation (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Temptations | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Temptations (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Tennessee Claflin Shope | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Terminus | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Terni | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Testament | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Testimony Regarding a Ghost | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Tests | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thanatopsis | William Cullen Bryant | 1817 |
Thanks in Old Age | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thanksgiving | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Thanksgiving | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1901 |
Thanksgiving | James Whitcomb Riley | 1900 |
Thanksgiving | Edgar Guest | 1917 |
Thanksgiving Day | Lydia Maria Child | 1844 |
Thanksgiving Turkey | George Parsons Lathrop | 1892 |
That Day | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
That I did always love | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
That Music Always Round Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
That Shadow My Likeness | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
That is solemn we have ended, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
That short, potential stir | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
That such have died enables us | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
That the Night come | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The "Anti" and the Fly | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
The $11,000 Beauty | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Abbot Of Unreason | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Absent-minded Beggar | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Adirondacs | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Admonition | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Aeneid, Book I, [A grove stood in... | Virgil | 1907 |
The Aeneid, Book I, [Arms and the man... | Virgil | 1907 |
The Aim Was Song | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Amaranth | Vachel Lindsay | 1914 |
The Amber Bead | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The American Rebellion | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Amulet | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Angel that presided 'oer my birth | William Blake | 1908 |
The Anniversary | John Donne | 1633 |
The Answer | Sara Teasdale | 1915 |
The Answer | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Answer | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Anti-Suffragists | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
The Anvil | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Apology | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Apparition | John Donne | 1633 |
The Apparition of His Mistress Callin... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Apron of Flowers | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Argument of His Book | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Arrow and the Song | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Arsenal at Springfield | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Art of Poetry [excerpt] | Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux | 1674 |
The Artilleryman's Vision | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Ass | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Assault | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Assault Heroic | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Atlantic Cable | John Rollin Ridge | 1868 |
The Attack on 'The Playboy of the Wes... | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Auld Farmer’s New-Year-Morning Sa... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Author to Her Book | Anne Bradstreet | 1678 |
The Author’s Earnest Cry and Prayer | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Autumn Sheaf | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Ave Maria | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Axe-Helve | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Bad Season Makes the Poet Sad | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bag of the Bee | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Baite | John Donne | 1633 |
The Ballad of Boh Da Thone | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of East and West | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of Fisher’s Boarding-house | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of Minepit Shaw | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of Reading Gaol | Oscar Wilde | 1898 |
The Ballad of the King’s Jest | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of the King’s Mercy | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of the Minor Leaguer | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Ballad of the Red Earl | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of the “Bolivar | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Ballad of the “Clampherdown | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Balloon of the Mind | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Band of Gideon | Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr. | 1922 |
The Banjo Player | Fenton Johnson | 1922 |
The Banner of the Jew | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
The Bard at Inverary | Robert Burns | 1787 |
The Barrier | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Base of All Metaphysics | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Battle Autumn of 1862 | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1862 |
The Battle Hymn of the Republic | Julia Ward Howe | 1862 |
The Bean-Stalk | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
The Bedman, or Gravemaker | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bee Boy’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Bees and the Flies | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Beggar | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Beggar To Mab, the Fairy Queen | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Beginning | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Beginnings | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Beleaguered City | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
The Belfry of Bruges | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Bell | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Bell Buoy | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Belles of Mauchline | Robert Burns | 1784 |
The Bellman | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bellman (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Bells | Edgar Allan Poe | 1850 |
The Bells and Queen Victoria | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Benefactors | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Betrothed | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Big Bell in Zion | Theodore Henry Shackelford | 1922 |
The Big League | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Black Cottage | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Black Virginity | Mina Loy | 1915 |
The Blast—1875 | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Bleeding Hand; Or, the Sprig of E... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Blessed | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Blue-Flag in the Bog | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
The Bluefish | Isaac McLellan | 1886 |
The Body | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bohemian Hymn | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Bondman | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bonfire | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Book | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
The Bookworms | Robert Burns | 1787 |
The Boston Athenaeum | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Boston Evening Transcript | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
The Bough of Nonsense | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Bracelet To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bracelet of Pearl: To Silvia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bravest Soldiers | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Bride | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Bride of Corinth [From my grave t... | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe | 1853 |
The Bride-cake | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Bridge | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Brigs of Ayr | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Broken Crystal | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Broken Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Bubble. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Builders | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Building of the Ship | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Bull-fight | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Burden of Itys | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The Burial | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Buried Life | Matthew Arnold | 1852 |
The Busy Heart | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Busy-Man's Picture | Benjamin Franklin | 1742 |
The Calf | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Calf-Path | Sam Foss | 1895 |
The Call | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Call of the Open | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1824 |
The Calming Thought of All | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Candour of Julia’s Teeth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Canoe Speaks | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Cap and Bells | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Captive | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Captiv’d Bee, or the Little Filcher | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Carcanet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Castaway | William Cowper | 1799 |
The Castaways | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Cat and the Moon | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Caterpillar | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Celestial Love | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Celestial Surgeon | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1887 |
The Census-Taker | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Centenarian's Story | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Ceremonies For Candlemas Day | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Chambered Nautilus | Oliver Wendell Holmes | 1858 |
The Changes To Corinna | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Character of a Happy Life | Sir Henry Wotton | 1614 |
The Charge of the Light Brigade | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1854 |
The Charm | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Chartist’s Complaint | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Cheat of Cupid; Or, the Ungentle ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Chewing the Cud | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Children | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Children's Hour | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1860 |
The Children’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Chilterns | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Chimney-Sweeper | William Blake | 1794 |
The Chimney-swallow's Idyl | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Choice | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Choir Invisible | George Eliot | 1884 |
The Christian Militant | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Christmas Holly | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
The Circle | Hazel Hall | 1921 |
The Circuit Judge | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The City Dead-House | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The City is Peopled | H. D. | 1916 |
The City of Brass | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The City of Sleep | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The City's Love | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Cliff Temple | H. D. | 1916 |
The Cloud | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Clouded Morning | Jones Very | 1839 |
The Coastwise Lights | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Cobblers’ Catch | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Code | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Cold Heaven | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Coliseum | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Collar | George Herbert | 1633 |
The Collar-bone of a Hare | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Colonel's Shield | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Comforters | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Coming of Good Luck | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Coming of War: Actaon | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
The Coming of Wisdom with Time | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Commonplace | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Conquerors | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
The Consolation | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Contest | H. D. | 1916 |
The Conundrum of the Workshops | Rudyard Kipling | 1890 |
The Convergence of the Twain | Thomas Hardy | 1915 |
The Corn Song | John Wesley Holloway | 1922 |
The Cottage | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Cotter’s Saturday Night | Robert Burns | 1785 |
The Counterblast Ironical | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Counterblast—1886 | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Country Life, To the Honoured M. ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Country of the Camisards | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Courtship of the Yonghy-Bonghy-Bo | Edward Lear | 1877 |
The Covenant | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Covetous Still Captives | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Cow | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Cow In Apple Time | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Craftsman | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Creation | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
The Credit of the Conqueror | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Cremation of Sam McGee | Robert W. Service | 1907 |
The Crescent Moon | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Crocodile | Lewis Carroll | 1865 |
The Cross of Snow | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1879 |
The Crowd And Company | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Cruel Maid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Cruel Moon | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Cruel Mother | Anonymous | 1690 |
The Curse. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Dalliance of the Eagles | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Dandelion | Vachel Lindsay | 1916 |
The Dark Hills | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1920 |
The Darkling Thrush | Thomas Hardy | 1900 |
The Dawn | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Dawn Wind | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Dawn's Awake! | Otto Leland Bohanan | 1922 |
The Day is Done | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Day’s Ration | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Dead | Mina Loy | 1920 |
The Dead | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Dead Emperor | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Dead King | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Dead Tenor | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Dead [These hearts were woven of ... | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Dean of Faculty: A new Ballad | Robert Burns | 1796 |
The Death and Dying Words of Poor Mailie | Robert Burns | 1783 |
The Death of Autumn | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
The Death of the Hired Man | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Debt | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1913 |
The Declaration of London | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Deep-sea Cables | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Definition of Beauty | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Definition of Love | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
The Delaying Bride | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Deluge | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Demiurge's Laugh | Robert Frost | 1913 |
The Departure of the Good Demon | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Derelict | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Desolate Field | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
The Destroyers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Difference | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Difference Betwixt Kings And Subj... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Dirge of Jephthah’s Daughter: Sun... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Dismantled Ship | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Divine Image | William Blake | 1794 |
The Dole of the King’s Daughter | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The Dolls | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Double Vision of Michael Robartes | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Dove of Dacca | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Drachenfels | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Dream | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
The Dream | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Dream | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Dream (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Duel | Eugene Field | 1894 |
The Dumb Soldier | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Dutch in the Medway | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Dying Veteran | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Dykes | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Dæmonic Love | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Eagle | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1851 |
The East | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Easter Flower | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Egg-shell | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Eighth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Eleventh Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Embankment | T. E. Hulme | 1912 |
The Emperor of Ice-Cream | Wallace Stevens | 1922 |
The Enchanter | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The End | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The End | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The End | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The End (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The End of His Work | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The English Flag | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Enkindled Spring | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Entertainment; Or, Porch-verse, A... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Epitaph on Captain Matthew Henderson | Robert Burns | 1790 |
The Eucharist | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Eve of St. Agnes, XXIII, [Out wen... | John Keats | 1820 |
The Evening Star | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1846 |
The Everlasting Voices | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Exile | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Exiles’ Line | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Expiration | John Donne | 1896 |
The Explanation | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Explorer | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Exposed Nest | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Eye | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Eye (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Eyes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Eyes Before the Ears | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Fabulists | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Fairies | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Fairies’ Siege | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Fairy Temple; Or, Oberon’s Chapel... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Fall of Jock Gillespie | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Farewell | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Farewell to the Brethren of St. J... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Fascination of What's Difficult | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Fast, or Lent | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Fear | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Feast of Lights | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
The Feet of Judas | George Marion McClellan | 1922 |
The Feet of the Young Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Female of the Species | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Fiddler of Dooney | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Fifth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Files | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Fire of Drift-Wood | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Fires | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The First Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The First Book [I, who erewhile the h... | John Milton | 1671 |
The First Chantey | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The First Dandelion | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The First Mars or Makes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The First Olympic Ode [excerpt] | Pindar | 1824 |
The First Six Verses of the Ninetieth... | Robert Burns | 1781 |
The First Snow | Philip M. Raskin | 1917 |
The First Snowfall | James Russell Lowell | 1847 |
The Fish | Marianne Moore | 1921 |
The Fish | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Fish, the Man, and the Spirit | Leigh Hunt | 1836 |
The Fisherman | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Five Carlins: An Election Ballad | Robert Burns | 1789 |
The Flight | Sara Teasdale | 1915 |
The Floods | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Flowers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Flowers | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Fly | William Blake | 1794 |
The Fool Errant | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Fool’s Song | William Carlos Williams | 1913 |
The Four Angels | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Four Brothers | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
The Fourth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Fourth Book [Perplexed and troubl... | John Milton | 1671 |
The Frankincense | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The French Wars | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Frozen Heart | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Frozen Zone; Or, Julia Disdainful | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Fruit Garden Path | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Funeral Rites of the Rose | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Funeral of Youth: Threnody | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Fête Champêtre | Robert Burns | 1788 |
The Galley-Slave | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Garden | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
The Garden Year | Sara Coleridge | 1834 |
The Garden of Eros | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The Gardener | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Generations of Men | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Giaour [Unquenched, unquenchable] | George Gordon Byron | 1813 |
The Giaour’s Love | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Gift | H. D. | 1916 |
The Gift | Sara Teasdale | 1907 |
The Gift of the Sea | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Gipsy Trail | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Giver of Stars | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
The Gladness of Nature | William Cullen Bryant | 1832 |
The Glimpse | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
The Glory of the Day Was in Her Face | James Weldon Johnson | 1917 |
The Glory of the Garden | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Goblet of Life | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
The Goddess in the Wood | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Going | Thomas Hardy | 1914 |
The Good Moolly Cow [excerpt] | Eliza Lee Follen | 1832 |
The Good Part, that shall not be take... | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Good-Morrow | John Donne | 1633 |
The Good-night or Blessing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Goodness of His God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Goops | Gelett Burgess | 1903 |
The Graduate Leaving College | George Moses Horton | 1845 |
The Grave of Keats | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The Grave of Shelley | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The Grave of the Hundred Head | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Great Hunt | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Great Lover | Rupert Brooke | 1915 |
The Greek National Anthem | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Green Bowl | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Grey Rock | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Grindstone | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Guarded Wound | Adelaide Crapsey | 1915 |
The Gum-Gatherer | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Hag | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Hand And Tongue | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Hand of Glory: The Nurse's Story | Richard Harris Barham | 1840 |
The Hands of the Betrothed | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Hangman at Home | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Harbor | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Harlem Dancer | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Harp | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Harvest Moon | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1878 |
The Has-Been | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Haunted Palace | Edgar Allan Poe | 1839 |
The Haunted Tree | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
The Hawk | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Hayloft | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Headache | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Heart | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Heart Breaking | Abraham Cowley | 1656 |
The Heart of a Woman | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1918 |
The Heart of the Tree | Henry Cuyler Bunner | 1912 |
The Heart of the Woman | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Helmsman | H. D. | 1916 |
The Henpecked Husband | Robert Burns | 1788 |
The Heritage | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Hesperides | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1832 |
The Highland Widow’s Lament | Robert Burns | 1794 |
The Highwayman | Alfred Noyes | 1906 |
The Hill | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Hill | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The Hill Wife | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Hills of Sewanee | George Marion McClellan | 1922 |
The Hock-cart or Harvest Home. To the... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Holy Fair | Robert Burns | 1785 |
The Holy War | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Honeycomb | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Horrid Voice of Science | Vachel Lindsay | 1919 |
The Host of the Air | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Hosting of the Sidhe | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Hour before Dawn | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Hour-Glass | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Hour-glass | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The House | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The House Beautiful | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The House By The Sea | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The House Of Youth | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The House of Death | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1908 |
The House on the Hill | Edwin Arlington Robinson | 1897 |
The House-top | Herman Melville | 1866 |
The Housekeeper | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Houses | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Housewife | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
The Human Seasons | John Keats | 1819 |
The Humble Petition of Bruar Water | Robert Burns | 1787 |
The Humble-Bee | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Husband Speaks | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Hyænas | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Idiot | Charles Reznikoff | 1919 |
The Iliad, Book I, Lines 1-14 | Homer | 1715 |
The Iliad, Book XVIII, [The Shield of... | Homer | 1715 |
The Immanent God | Cale Young Rice | 1916 |
The Informing Spirit | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Inheritance | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Initial Love | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Instructor | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Interloper | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
The Inventory | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Invitation | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Irish Guards | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Islanders | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Islands | H. D. | 1921 |
The Isles of Greece | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Jacket | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Jester | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Jewish Year | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
The Jimmall Ring or True-love Knot | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Jolly Beggars: A Cantata | Robert Burns | 1785 |
The Jolly Company | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Judgment-day | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Judgment-day (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Juggler’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Jumblies | Edward Lear | 1871 |
The Junk Man | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The King | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Kingdom | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The King’s Job | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The King’s Task | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Kirk of Scotland’s Alarm: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1789 |
The Kiss | Sara Teasdale | 1917 |
The Kiss. a Dialogue | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Kitchen Chimney | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Kraken | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1830 |
The Laddies' League | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Ladies | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lady That Loved a Swine | Anonymous | 1900 |
The Lady Visitor in the Pauper Ward | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Lady of Shalott | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1833 |
The Lady of the Manor [Next died the ... | George Crabbe | 1834 |
The Lake Isle of Innisfree | W. B. Yeats | 1890 |
The Lamb | William Blake | 1794 |
The Lament | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Lament of the Border Cattle Thief | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lamp | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Lamp of Life | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Lamplighter | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Land | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Land of Counterpane | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Land of Nod | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Land of Story-books | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Landed Interest | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Lass o’ Ballochmyle | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Last Chantey | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Last Department | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Last Farewell | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Last Invocation | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Last Leaf | Oliver Wendell Holmes | 1833 |
The Last Post | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Last Rhyme of True Thomas | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Last Stroke Strikes Sure | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Last Suttee | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Last of Ezzelin | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Last of the Light Brigade | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Late Singer | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
The Law of Averages | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Law of the Jungle | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lawn | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Lawyers Know Too Much | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Lay of the New York Fan | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The League of Long Ago | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Legend of Mirth | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Legends of Evil | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lesson | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Letter | Amy Lowell | 1915 |
The Liars | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Libeller’s Self-reproof | Robert Burns | 1787 |
The Life Beyond | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Light of Exile | Jessie E. Sampter | 1920 |
The Light of Stars | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
The Lighter Side | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Lighthouse | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Lily In a Crystal | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Line-Gang | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Liner She’s a Lady | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Linnet | Philip M. Raskin | 1917 |
The Little Garden | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Little Ghost | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
The Little Hill | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
The Little Land | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Living Beauty | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Lockless Door | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Long Trail | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Look | Sara Teasdale | 1918 |
The Looking-glass | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lost Legion | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Love Song of Har Dyal | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock | T. S. Eliot | 1917 |
The Love Unfeigned | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1380 |
The Lovers’ Litany | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lover’s Morning Salute to his Mis... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
The Lowestoft Boat | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Lynching | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Mad Maid’s Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Magi | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Magpie's Shadow | Yvor Winters | 1922 |
The Mahogany Tree | William Makepeace Thackeray | 1882 |
The Maiden-blush | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Maker to Posterity | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Maldive Shark | Herman Melville | 1888 |
The Malingerer | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
The Man He Killed | Thomas Hardy | 1902 |
The Man Who Could Write | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Man with the Hoe | Edwin Markham | 1898 |
The Mare’s Nest | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Married Man | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Marshes of Glynn | Sidney Lanier | 1878 |
The Mask | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Mask of Anarchy [Excerpt] | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1832 |
The Masque of Plenty | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Matrix | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Mauchline Lady: A Fragment | Robert Burns | 1784 |
The May-pole | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Mayor of Gary | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Meadow-verse; Or, Anniversary To ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Mean | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Mean (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Men That Fought at Minden | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Merchantmen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Message | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Minstel at Lincluden | Robert Burns | 1794 |
The Miracle | Philip M. Raskin | 1917 |
The Miracle | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Miracles | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Mirror Speaks | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Mist | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Moods | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Moon | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Moon of Other Days | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The More Mighty, the More Merciful | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Mother-Lodge | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Mount of the Muses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Mountain | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Mountain Tomb | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Mower Against Gardens | Andrew Marvell | 1668 |
The Mower's Song | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
The Mystic Blue | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Mystic Trumpeter | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Mystic's Christmas | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1882 |
The Native-Born | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Necessitarian | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Need of Being Versed In Country T... | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Negro Singer | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
The Negro Soldiers | Roscoe C. Jamison | 1922 |
The New Colossus | Emma Lazarus | 1883 |
The New Day | Fenton Johnson | 1922 |
The New Helen | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
The New Knighthood | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The New Year | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
The New-England Boy's Song About Than... | Lydia Maria Child | 1844 |
The New-year’s Gift | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The New-year’s Gift: Or, Circumcision... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Next War | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Night Fire | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Night Is Still | Edith Matilda Thomas | 1887 |
The Night Journey | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Night-piece, To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Nightingale | Sir Philip Sidney | 1613 |
The Ninth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Noble Nature | Ben Jonson | 1640 |
The Noon Hour | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Norman Baron | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The North Sea Patrol | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Number of Two | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Nun’s Aspiration | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Nursing Sister | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd | Sir Walter Raleigh | 1600 |
The Occultation of Orion | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Ocean | Nathaniel Hawthorne | 1825 |
The Old Arm-Chair | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
The Old Clock on the Stairs | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
The Old Issue | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Old Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Old Rooter | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Old Stoic | Emily Brontë | 1846 |
The Old Vicarage, Grantchester | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Old Wives’ Prayer | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Old Year | John Clare | 1845 |
The Oldest Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Olive Branch | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The One Before the Last | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Only Son | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Onset | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Open Window | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Ordination | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Outfielder's Dream | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Outlaws | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Oven-Bird | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Overland Mail | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat | Edward Lear | 1871 |
The Ox-Tamer | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Oxen | Thomas Hardy | 1915 |
The Painted Ceiling | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Palace | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Pallid Wreath | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring Vo... | Wallace Stevens | 1919 |
The Parable of the Old Man and the Young | Wilfred Owen | 1920 |
The Parasceve, or Preparation | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Parcæ; Or, Three Dainty Destinies... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Park | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Parliament of Roses To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Parting Verse or Charge To His Su... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Parting Verse, the Feast There Ended | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Parting of the Columns | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Passing of the Hours | Ella Higginson | 1898 |
The Passing of the Year | Robert W. Service | 1912 |
The Passion | John Milton | 1909 |
The Passionate Shepherd to His Love | Christopher Marlowe | 1599 |
The Past | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Pasture | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Pauper Witch of Grafton | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Peace of Dives | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Peacock | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Penitent | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1920 |
The People | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Perfume | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Peter-penny | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Phases of the Moon | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Phoenix | Hafez | 1876 |
The Picture of Little T. C. in a Pros... | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
The Pied Piper of Hamelin | Robert Browning | 1842 |
The Pilaster | Elizabeth Madox Roberts | 1921 |
The Pillar of Fame | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Pirates in England | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Pitcher's Soliloquy | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Planting of the Apple-Tree | William Cullen Bryant | 1864 |
The Plateau | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Plaudite, or End of Life | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Player Queen | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Plea of the Simla Dancers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Pleiades | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Ploughman’s Life | Robert Burns | 1779 |
The Plowboy | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Plunder | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Poet | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Poet | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Poet Hath Lost His Pipe | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Poet Loves a Mistress, But Not To... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Poet and His Book | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
The Poet and the World | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Poet in the Nursery | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Poet pleads with his Friend for o... | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Poet's Secret | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Poet’s Curse | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Poet’s Good Wishes For the Most H... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Poet’s Progress | Robert Burns | 1788 |
The Pomander Bracelet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Pool | H. D. | 1915 |
The Poor Man’s Part | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Poor’s Portion | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Poplar | Richard Aldington | 1915 |
The Post That Fitted | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Poster Girl's Defence | Carolyn Wells | 1900 |
The Power In the People | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Power of the Dog | Rudyard Kipling | 1922 |
The Prairie | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Prairie States | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Prairie Town | Helen Santmyer | 1921 |
The Prairie-Grass Dividing | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Prayer | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Prayer of Miriam Cohen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Present Crisis | James Russell Lowell | 1845 |
The Present Time Best Pleaseth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Present; Or, the Bag of the Bee | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Press | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Primitiæ To Parents | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Primrose | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Pro-consuls | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Problem | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1847 |
The Prodigal Son | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Promise of the Morning Star | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Prophet | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Pulley | George Herbert | 1633 |
The Pumpkin | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1850 |
The Punisher | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Purple Cow | Gelett Burgess | 1895 |
The Puzzler | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Quadroon Girl | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Queen Deposed | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Queen’s Men | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Question | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Question Answered | William Blake | 1905 |
The Rabbi’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Race | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Rain Song | Alex Rogers | 1922 |
The Rainbow | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Rainbow, or Curious Covenant | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Rainy Day | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
The Rantin Dog, the Daddie o’t | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Raven | Edgar Allan Poe | 1849 |
The Realists | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Reaper and the Flowers | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
The Recall | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Recompense | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Red Son | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Reeds of Runnymede | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Reformers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Request | Abraham Cowley | 1656 |
The Resurrection | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Resurrection Possible And Probable | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Retreat | Henry Vaughan | 1650 |
The Return | Ezra Pound | 1913 |
The Return | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Return of the Children | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Return of the Heroes | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Rhodora | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Rhyme of the Three Captains | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Right Hand | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Right to Grief | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Rights of Women—Spoken by Miss Fo... | Robert Burns | 1792 |
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1798 |
The River | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The River’s Tale | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Road Not Taken | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Road and the End | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Road to Avignon | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Road to the Bow | James D. Corrothers | 1922 |
The Rock of Rubies, And the Quarry of... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Rod | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Roman Centurion’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Romany Girl | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Ronalds of the Bennals | Robert Burns | 1780 |
The Rosary | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Rose | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Rose of Battle | W. B. Yeats | 1892 |
The Rosemary Branch | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Rowers | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam [excerpt] | Edward Fitzgerald | 1859 |
The Rubinstein Staccato Etude | R. Nathaniel Dett | 1922 |
The Ruined Maid | Thomas Hardy | 1901 |
The Run of the Downs | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Runaway | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Runner | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Rupaiyat of Omar Kal’vin | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sack of the Gods | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sacrifice of Er-Heb | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sacrifice, By Way of Discourse Be... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Sad Shepherd | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Sadness of Things For Sappho’s Si... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Saint and the Hunchback | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Sandman | Margaret Thomson Janvier | 1912 |
The Savior must have been | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The Scare-fire | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Scarlet Woman | Fenton Johnson | 1922 |
The Scholar-Gypsy | Matthew Arnold | 1853 |
The Scholars | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The School or Pearl of Putney, the Mi... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Scotman’s Return from Abroad | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Sea Hold | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
The Sea and the Hills | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sea of Glass | Ezra Pound | 1917 |
The Sea-wife | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Second Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Second Book [Meanwhile the new-ba... | John Milton | 1671 |
The Second Coming | W. B. Yeats | 1920 |
The Second Voyage | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Secret Rose | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Secret of the Machines | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Secret of the Sea | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Self-seeker | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Sergeant’s Weddin | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Service Man | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Settler | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Seventh Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Sex | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Shadows On The Water Reach | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Shark | William Henry Venable | 1909 |
The Shark | Isaac McLellan | 1891 |
The Shark | Lord Alfred Douglas | 1897 |
The Ship Starting | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Shipwreck | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Shivering Beggar | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Shoe-tying | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Shovel Man | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Shower of Blossoms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Shrine | H. D. | 1916 |
The Shroud | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
The Shut-eye Sentry | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sick Child | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1887 |
The Sick Rose | William Blake | 1794 |
The Silken Snake | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Singer in the Prison | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Singers | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
The Sins of Kalamazoo | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Sirens | James Russell Lowell | 1840 |
The Sixth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Skaters | John Gould Fletcher | 1921 |
The Skeleton in Armor | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
The Skyscraper Loves Night | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Slave Mother | Frances Ellen Watkins Harper | 1854 |
The Slave in the Dismal Swamp | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Slave singing at Midnight | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Slave's Complaint | George Moses Horton | 1829 |
The Slave's Dream | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Sleep | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1838 |
The Sleepers | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Smell of the Sacrifice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Snail | William Cowper | 1731 |
The Snow Fairy | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Snow Storm | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1856 |
The Snow-Storm | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Snowdrop | Anna Bunston De Bary | 1921 |
The Sobbing of the Bells [Midnight, S... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Socialist and the Suffragist | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
The Soldier | Rupert Brooke | 1914 |
The Soldier’s Return: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1793 |
The Solemn League and Covenant | Robert Burns | 1795 |
The Solitary Reaper | William Wordsworth | 1807 |
The Song Of The Chattahoochee | Sidney Lanier | 1877 |
The Song of Death | Robert Burns | 1791 |
The Song of Diego Valdez | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of Hiawatha [excerpt] | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1855 |
The Song of Seven Cities | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of Wandering Aengus | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Song of the Banjo | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Beasts | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Song of the Cities | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Dead | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Lathes | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Little Hunter | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Pilgrims | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Song of the Sons | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the Women | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Song of the old Mother | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Sons of Martha | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Sorrow of Love | W. B. Yeats | 1893 |
The Soul | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Soul is the Salt | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Soul selects her own Society | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The Soul's Expression | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1844 |
The Sound of the Trees | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The South | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
The South Wind Say So | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Spacious Firmament on high | Joseph Addison | 1712 |
The Spaewife | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Spanish Needle | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Spell | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Sphinx | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1841 |
The Spies’ March | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Spirit of Poetry | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
The Splendor Falls | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1850 |
The Spoilsport | Robert Graves | 1918 |
The Spooniad | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The Spring Afar | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Staff And Rod | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Star | Jane Taylor | 1806 |
The Star-Spangled Banner | Francis Scott Key | 1814 |
The Star-Splitter | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Star-song: a Carol To the King Su... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Starling | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Still Small Voice | John Rollin Ridge | 1851 |
The Stolen Child | W. B. Yeats | 1889 |
The Story of Ung | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Story of Uriah | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Stranger | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Streamlet from the Cliff | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Subalterns | Thomas Hardy | 1902 |
The Succession of the Four Sweet Months | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Sugar-Plum Tree | Eugene Field | 1892 |
The Suicide | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
The Sum And the Satisfaction | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Summons | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Sun Rising | John Donne | 1635 |
The Sun-Dial | Adelaide Crapsey | 1915 |
The Sun’s Travels | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Suspicion Upon His Over-much Fami... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Swan | John Gould Fletcher | 1921 |
The Swan | F. S. Flint | 1917 |
The Swing | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Tarbolton Lasses | Robert Burns | 1779 |
The Task, Book I, The Sofa [excerpt] | William Cowper | 1785 |
The Task, Book II, A Time-Piece [exce... | William Cowper | 1785 |
The Taxi | Amy Lowell | 1914 |
The Teacher | Leslie Pinckney Hill | 1922 |
The Tear Sent To Her From Staines | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Telephone | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Tenth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Test | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Thanksgivings | Harriet Maxwell Converse | 1908 |
The Thaw | Henry David Thoreau | 1895 |
The Thinker | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
The Third Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Third Book [So spake the Son of G... | John Milton | 1671 |
The Thousandth Man | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Thread of Life | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
The Three Beggars | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Three Hermits | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Three-decker | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1883 |
The Tiger | William Blake | 1794 |
The Tinker’s Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Tired Worker | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Tithe. To the Bride | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Titmouse | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Torch | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Town Marshal | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The Trade | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Transfiguration | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Travail of Passion | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Treasure | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Tree | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
The Trial by Existence | Robert Frost | 1913 |
The Triumph of Time | Algernon Charles Swinburne | 1866 |
The Tropics of New York | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Trout | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Truce of the Bear | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Tryst | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Tuft of Flowers | Robert Frost | 1913 |
The Twa Dogs | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Twa Herds; or, The Holy Tulyie | Robert Burns | 1784 |
The Twelfth Book | John Milton | 1674 |
The Twenty-Third Psalm | Sir Philip Sidney | 1823 |
The Two Kings | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Two-sided Man | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Umpire | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Umpire's Home | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
The Undertaker’s Horse | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Undying One, Canto I | Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton | 1830 |
The Unexpress'd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The United States to Old World Critics | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Unknown | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The Unloved to His Beloved | William Alexander Percy | 1922 |
The Unquiet Grave | Anonymous | 1400 |
The Unseen Playmate | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Untold Want | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Uses of Poetry | William Carlos Williams | 1909 |
The Valley of Unrest | Edgar Allan Poe | 1831 |
The Valley of the Black Pig | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
The Valley's Singing Day | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Vampire | Conrad Aiken | 1914 |
The Vampire | Madison Julius Cawein | 1896 |
The Vampire | Rudyard Kipling | 1897 |
The Vampire Bride [I am come-I am come!] | Henry Thomas Liddell | 1833 |
The Vampyre | John Stagg | 1810 |
The Vanishing Red | Robert Frost | 1916 |
The Vantage Point | Robert Frost | 1913 |
The Verdicts | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Verse | John Milton | 1674 |
The Veterans | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Village Atheist | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
The Village Blacksmith | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
The Vine | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Violet | Jane Taylor | 1806 |
The Violet | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Virgin Mary | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Virgin Mary (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Virgin Mother | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Virginity | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Vision | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Vision | Robert Burns | 1786 |
The Vision (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Vision To Electra | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Vision of the Archangels | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Visionary | Emily Brontë | 1846 |
The Visit | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Visitings Of Truth Known Elsewhere | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Voice | Thomas Hardy | 1915 |
The Voice | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Voice And Viol | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Voice of Things | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
The Voice of the Rain | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Voortrekker | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Wage-Slaves | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Waits | Margaret Deland | 1886 |
The Wake | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Walk | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Walking Man of Rodin | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
The Wallabout Martyrs | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Walrus and the Carpenter | Lewis Carroll | 1872 |
The Warning | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Washer-Woman | Otto Leland Bohanan | 1922 |
The Wassail | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Waste Land | T. S. Eliot | 1922 |
The Watch | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Watchers | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1862 |
The Waterfall | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Way | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
The Way | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Way That Lovers Use | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Way through the Woods | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Wayfarers | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
The Weeping Cherry | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Welcome To Sack | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Well and the Tree | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Wet Litany | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Whistle: A Ballad | Robert Burns | 1789 |
The White City | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The White House | Claude McKay | 1919 |
The White Island: Or, Place of the Blest | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The White Man’s Burden | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The White Rose | John Boyle O'Reilly | 1886 |
The White Witch | James Weldon Johnson | 1922 |
The Whole White World | H. D. | 1921 |
The Widow at Windsor | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Widow's Lament in Springtime | William Carlos Williams | 1922 |
The Widower | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Widows’ Tears: Or, Dirge of Dorcas | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Widow’s Party | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Wife Speaks | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Wife-Woman | Anne Spencer | 1922 |
The Wild Common | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
The Wild Goat | Claude McKay | 1922 |
The Wild Honeysuckle | Philip Freneau | 1785 |
The Wild Swans at Coole | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
The Will Makes the Work; Or, Consent ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Will the Cause of Woe | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
The Willow Boughs Are Yellow Now | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Willow Garland | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Wind | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
The Wind Sings Welcome in Early Spring | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
The Wind Sleepers | H. D. | 1916 |
The Wind and the Moon | George Macdonald | 1904 |
The Windhover | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
The Winners | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Wishing-Caps | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Witch | Mary Elizabeth Coleridge | 1893 |
The Witch | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Witch of Coös | Robert Frost | 1923 |
The Witch of the Alps | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
The Witch-Bride | William Allingham | 1850 |
The Witnesses | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
The Wolf-tamer | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
The Wood-pile | Robert Frost | 1914 |
The Woodspurge | Dante Gabriel Rossetti | 1856 |
The Word | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1906 |
The World | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
The World | George Herbert | 1633 |
The World below the Brine | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The World-Soul | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
The Wound-Dresser | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
The Wounded Cupid. Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Wounded Hare | Robert Burns | 1789 |
The Wounded Heart | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
The Wreck of the Hesperus | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
The Year | Ella Wheeler Wilcox | 1910 |
The Year | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
The Year's Awakening | Thomas Hardy | 1914 |
The Yellow Bittern (An Bunnan Bui) | Cathal Bui Mac Giolla Gunna | 1913 |
The Young British Soldier | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The Young Man's Song | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
The Young Queen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The bat is dun with wrinkled wings | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The bee is not afraid of me | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The body grows outside, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The bone that has no marrow; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The brain is wider than the sky | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The brain within its groove | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The bustle in a house | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The butterfiy's assumption-gown | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The clouds their backs together laid | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The cricket sang | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The daisy follows soft the sun | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The day came slow, till five o'clock | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The day is gone, and all its sweets a... | John Keats | 1819 |
The distance that the dead have gone | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The dying need but little, dear, — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The farthest thunder that I heard | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The gentian weaves her fringes | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The grass so little has to do, — | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The grave my little cottage is | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The heart asks pleasure first | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The impact of a dollar upon the heart | Stephen Crane | 1898 |
The last night that she lived | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The leaves, like women, interchange | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The maidens came | Anonymous | 1700 |
The moon is distant from the sea | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The moon was but a chin of gold | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The morns are meeker than they were | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The mountain sat upon the plain | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The murmuring of bees has ceased; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The mushroom is the elf of plants | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The nearest dream recedes, unrealized. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The night was wide, and furnished scant | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The one that could repeat the summer day | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The only ghost I ever saw | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The past is such a curious creature | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The pedigree of honey | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The rat is the concisest tenant. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The reticent volcano keeps | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The robin is the one | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The rose did caper on her cheek | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The show is not the show | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The skies can't keep their secret! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The sky is low, the clouds are mean | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The soul should always stand ajar | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The soul unto itself | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The spider as an artist | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The springtime's pallid landscape | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The stimulus, beyond the grave | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
The sun just touched the morning; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The sun kept setting, setting still; | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
The thought beneath so slight a film | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The way I read a letter 's this | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The wind begun to rock the grass | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
The ’Eathen | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
The “Mary Gloster | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Their Laureate to an Academy Class Di... | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Their height in heaven comforts not | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Theme in Yellow | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Theocritus: a Villanelle | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Theodore and Honoria | Giovanni Boccaccio | 1700 |
Theodore the Poet | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Theoretikos | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
There Was a Child Went Forth | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
There came a day at summer's full | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
There came a wind like a bugle; | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
There is a flower that bees prefer | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
There is a shame of nobleness | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
There is a word | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
There is no frigate like a book | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
There may be chaos still around the w... | George Santayana | 1906 |
There's Wisdom in Women | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
There's a certain slant of light | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
There's been a death in the opposite ... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
There's something quieter than sleep | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
These Carols | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
These I Singing in Spring | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
These are the Clouds | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
These are the days when birds come back | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Thetis | H. D. | 1921 |
They All Want to Play Hamlet | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
They Ask Each Other Where They Came From | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
They Buy With an Eye to Looks | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
They Flee from Me | Thomas Wyatt | 1557 |
They Lived Enamoured of the Lovely Moon | Trumbull Stickney | 1897 |
They Will Say | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
They dropped like flakes, they droppe... | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
They say that 'time assuages,' — | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
They won't frown always, — some sweet... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Thick-Sprinkled Bunting | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thin Strips | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Thine Eyes Still Shined | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Things Mortal Still Mutable | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Things Sweet | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Things and the Man | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Things of Choice Long A-coming | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Third Charm from Masque of Queens | Ben Jonson | 1609 |
Third Epistle to J. Lapraik | Robert Burns | 1785 |
Thirst | Claude McKay | 1922 |
This Compost | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
This Dust Was Once the Man | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
This Lime Tree Bower My Prison | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1797 |
This Living Hand | John Keats | 1818 |
This Moment Yearning and Thoughtful | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
This Much and More | Djuna Barnes | 1915 |
This is My Life | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1908 |
This is my letter to the World | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
This is the Dress, Aider | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
This is the land the sunset washes | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
This merit hath the worst, — | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
This was in the white of the year | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
This world is not conclusion; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
This, And the Next World | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Thomas Rhodes | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Thomas Ross, Jr | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Thomas Trevelyan | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Thorkild’s Song | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Thou Mother with Thy Equal Brood | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thou Orb Aloft Full-Dazzling | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thou Reader | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Though I get home how late, how late! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Thought | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thought | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Thoughts | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Thoughts on the Shape of the Human Body | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Thoughts on the Works of Providence | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
Three Airs for the Beggar's Opera, Ai... | John Gay | 1728 |
Three Balls | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Three Fatal Sisters | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Three Ghosts | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Three Pieces on the Smoke of Autumn | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Three Songs of Shattering I. | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Three Songs of Shattering II. | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Three Songs of Shattering III. | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
Three Spring Notations on Bipeds | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Three Violins | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Three weeks passed since I had seen h... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Threes | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Threnody | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Through Agony | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Through the straight pass of suffering | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Throw Roses | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Throwbacks | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Thursday | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1922 |
Tiare Tahiti | Rupert Brooke | 1915 |
Tie the strings to my life, my Lord | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Timber Wings | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Time to Die | Ray G. Dandridge | 1922 |
Time to Rise | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Tired | Fenton Johnson | 1922 |
Tithonus | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1860 |
To Alex. Cunningham, Esq., Writer, Ed... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
To Alison Cunningham | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To All Young Men That Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Althea, from Prison | Richard Lovelace | 1649 |
To America | James Weldon Johnson | 1917 |
To Amy Lowell | Eunice Tietjens | 1919 |
To An Artist | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
To Andrew Lang | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Anthea | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea Lying In Bed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea, Who May Command Him Any Thing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Anthea, Who May Command Him Anything | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Any Reader | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Apollo | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Apollo. a Short Hymn | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Auntie | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Autumn | John Keats | 1820 |
To Autumn | William Blake | 1783 |
To Bacchus, a Canticle | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Be Merry | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Beachey—1912 | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
To Bianca | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Bianca, To Bless Him | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Blossoms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Captain H——d, of the 65th Regiment | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To Carnations. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Cedars | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Certain Journeymen | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
To Cherry-blossoms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Chloe: Who for his sake wished her... | William Cartwright | 1651 |
To Christ | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Critics | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Crown It | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Cupid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Cyriack Skinner | John Milton | 1909 |
To Daffodils | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Daisies, Not To Shut So Soon | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dean Bourn, a Rude River In Devon,... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Death | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Dews. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Dianeme. a Ceremony In Gloucester | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Doctor Alabaster | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Doctor John Brown | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To E. T. | Robert Frost | 1923 |
To Earthward | Robert Frost | 1916 |
To Electra | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Electra. Love Looks For Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Elizabeth Ward Perkins | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
To Ellen | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
To Ellen at the South | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
To Enjoy the Time | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Eva | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
To F. J. S | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Fanny | John Keats | 1848 |
To Find God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Flowers | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Foreign Lands | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Fortune | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Gavin Hamilton, Esq., Mauchline, r... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To George Sand: A Desire | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1844 |
To George Sand: A Recognition | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 1844 |
To Get the Final Lilt of Songs | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (10) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (11) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (12) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (13) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (14) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (15) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (16) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (4) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (5) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (6) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (7) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (8) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God (9) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God In Time of Plundering | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God, His Gift | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God: His Good Will | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God: On His Sickness | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To God: an Anthem Sung In the Chapel ... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Groves | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To H. F. Brown | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Haydon with a Sonnet Written on Se... | John Keats | 1817 |
To Heaven | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Helen | Edgar Allan Poe | 1831 |
To Helen About Her Hair | Robinson Jeffers | 1912 |
To Her Father with Some Verses | Anne Bradstreet | 1678 |
To Him That Was Crucified | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To His Angry God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Book | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (10) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (11) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Book (9) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Brother, Nicholas Herrick | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Brother-in-law, Master John Wi... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Closet-gods | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Conscience | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Coy Love | Michael Drayton | 1606 |
To His Coy Mistress | Andrew Marvell | 1681 |
To His Dear God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Dear Valentine, Mistress Marga... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Dying Brother, Master William ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Ever-loving God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Faithful Friend, M. John Croft... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Friend To Avoid Contention of ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Friend, Mr. J. Jincks | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Friend, On the Untunable Times | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Girls | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Girls, Who Would Have Him Spor... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To His Honoured And Most Ingenious Fr... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honoured Friend, M. John Weare... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honoured Friend, Sir John Mince | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honoured Friend, Sir Thomas Heale | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honoured Kinsman, Sir Richard ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Honoured Kinsman, Sir William ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Household Gods | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Kinsman, M. Tho. Herrick, Who ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Kinsman, Sir Thos. Soame | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Kinswoman, Mistress Susanna He... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Kinswoman, Mrs. Penelope Wheeler | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Learned Friend, M. Jo. Harmar,... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Lovely Mistresses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Maid, Prew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Mistress | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Mistress Going to Bed | John Donne | 1654 |
To His Mistress Objecting To Him Neit... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Mistresses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Mistresses (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Muse | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Muse (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Muse (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Muse; Another To the Same | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Nephew, To Be Prosperous In Hi... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Paternal Country | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Peculiar Friend, M. Jo. Wicks | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Peculiar Friend, Mr. Thomas Sh... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Peculiar Friend, Sir Edward Fi... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Saviour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Saviour, a Child: a Present By... | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Saviour. the New-year’s Gift | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Saviour’s Sepulchre: His Devotion | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Sister-in-law, M. Susanna Herrick | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Sweet Saviour | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To His Tomb-maker | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Valentine On St. Valentine’s Day | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Verses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Worthy Friend, M. Arthur Bartly | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Worthy Friend, M. John Hall, S... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Worthy Friend, M. Thos. Falcon... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To His Worthy Kinsman, Mr. Stephen Soame | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Inez | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
To J. W | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
To Jealousy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To John Keats | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
To John Kennedy, Dumfries House | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To Jos., Lord Bishop of Exeter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia In the Temple | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia, In Her Dawn, or Daybreak | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Julia, the Flaminica Dialis or Que... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To K. De M | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Kathleen | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1922 |
To Keep a True Lent | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
To Keep the Memory of Charlotte Forte... | Angelina Weld Grimké | 1915 |
To Lar | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Laurels | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Live Freely | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Live Merrily And To Trust To Good ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Love Impuissant | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1920 |
To Lucasta on Going to the War—for th... | Robert Graves | 1918 |
To Lucasta, on Going to the Wars | Richard Lovelace | 1649 |
To M. Denham On His Prospective Poem | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To M. Henry Lawes, the Excellent Comp... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To M. Kellam | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To M. Laurence Swetnaham | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To M. Leonard Willan, His Peculiar Fr... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Marigolds | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Meadows | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Milton | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
To Minnie | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Minnie [A picture-frame for you to... | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Miss Ferrier, enclosing Elegy on S... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
To Miss Logan, with Beattie’s Poems | Robert Burns | 1787 |
To Mistress Amy Potter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Mistress Dorothy Parsons | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Mistress Katherine Bradshaw, the L... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Mistress Margaret Hussey | John Skelton | 1511 |
To Mistress Mary Willand | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Momus | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Mr. H. Lawes on His Airs | John Milton | 1909 |
To Mr. Lawrence | John Milton | 1909 |
To Mr. Murray, I | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
To Mr. Murray, II | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
To Mr. M’Adam, of Craigen-Gillan | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To Mrs. Will. H. Low | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Music | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Music, To Becalm His Fever | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Music, To Becalm a Sweet-sick Youth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Music. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To My Dear and Loving Husband | Anne Bradstreet | 1678 |
To My Dearest Sister, M. Mercy Herrick | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To My Father | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To My Ill Reader | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To My Mother | Lucretia Maria Davidson | 1841 |
To My Mother | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To My Mother | Christina Rossetti | 1842 |
To My Mother | Edgar Allan Poe | 1849 |
To My Name-child | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To My Wife | Alexander Posey | 1910 |
To Myrrha, Hard-hearted | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Mæcenas | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To N. V. De G. S | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Night | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1821 |
To O.E.A. | Claude McKay | 1922 |
To Oenone | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Oenone (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Oenone (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Old Age | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To One Coming North | Claude McKay | 1922 |
To One Shortly to Die | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Our Friends | Lucian B. Watkins | 1922 |
To Pansies | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perenna | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perenna (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perenna (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perenna (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perenna, a Mistress | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Perilla | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Phyllis, To Love And Live With Him | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Primroses Filled With Morning Dew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Prince Charles Upon His Coming To ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To R.W.E. | Emma Lazarus | 1884 |
To Rhea | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
To Rich Givers | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Robert Nichols | Robert Graves | 1918 |
To Robin Redbreast | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Roosevelt | Rubén Darío | 1903 |
To Rosa | Abraham Lincoln | 1858 |
To Rosemary And Bays | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Rosemounde | Geoffrey Chaucer | 1400 |
To Roses In Julia’s Bosom | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Ruin | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To S. M., A Young African Painter, on... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To Samuel E. Sewall and Harriet W. Se... | John Greenleaf Whittier | 1863 |
To Sappho | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sappho (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sappho (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Shakespeare | Frances Anne Kemble | 1867 |
To Silvia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Silvia (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Silvia (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Silvia To Wed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sir Clipseby Crew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sir Clipseby Crew (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sir George Parry, Doctor of the Ci... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sir Henry Vane the Younger | John Milton | 1909 |
To Sir Henry Wotton | John Donne | 1625 |
To Sir John Berkley, Governor of Exeter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sleep | John Keats | 1900 |
To Springs And Fountains | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Summer | William Blake | 1783 |
To Sycamores | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Sylvia To Wed | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To The States [To Identify the 16th, ... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Thee Old Cause | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Think of Time | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Thomas Atkins | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
To Thomas Moore | George Gordon Byron | 1830 |
To Those Who've Fail'd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Violets | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Virgins | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To Vulcan | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To W. E. Henley | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To W.C.W. M.D. | Alfred Kreymborg | 1920 |
To Will. H. Low | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To William E. Channing | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1842 |
To Willie and Henrietta | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To Winter | William Blake | 1783 |
To Winter | Claude McKay | 1922 |
To Women, To Hide Their Teeth If They... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To You | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To Youth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To a Bed of Tulips | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To a Certain Cantatrice | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Certain Civilian | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Child | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
To a Child dancing in the Wind | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
To a Clergyman on the Death of his Lady | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Common Prostitute | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Contemporary Bunkshooter | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
To a Dead Man | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
To a Foil'd European Revolutionaire | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Friend | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
To a Friend | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To a Friend who sent me some Roses | John Keats | 1817 |
To a Friend whose Work has come to No... | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
To a Gardener | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
To a Gentleman and Lady on the Death ... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Gentleman on his Voyage to Great... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Gentlewoman Objecting To Him His... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To a Gentlewoman On Just Dealing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To a Historian | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Lady and her Children, on the De... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Lady on her coming to North-Amer... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Lady on her remarkable Preservat... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Lady on the Death of Three Relat... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Lady on the Death of her Husband | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To a Locomotive in Winter | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Louse | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To a Mountain Daisy | Robert Burns | 1786 |
To a Mouse | Robert Burns | 1785 |
To a Poet | Claude McKay | 1922 |
To a Poet | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
To a Poet That Died Young | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
To a President | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Pupil | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Shade | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
To a Skull | Joshua Henry Jones, Jr. | 1922 |
To a Skylark | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1820 |
To a Squirrel at Kyle-na-gno | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
To a Star Seen at Twilight | John Rollin Ridge | 1868 |
To a Steam Roller | Marianne Moore | 1921 |
To a Stranger | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Virtuous Young Lady | John Milton | 1909 |
To a Waterfowl | William Cullen Bryant | 1818 |
To a Wealthy Man | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
To a Western Boy | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To a Young Beauty | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
To a Young Girl | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
To a Young Girl at a Window | Margaret Widdemer | 1918 |
To an Early Daffodil | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
To an Old Danish Song-Book | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
To an Old Square Piano | Robinson Jeffers | 1916 |
To an Ungentle Critic | Robert Graves | 1918 |
To an Unknown Poet | Yone Noguchi | 1897 |
To fight aloud is very brave | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
To hang our head ostensibly | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To hear an oriole sing | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
To help our bleaker parts | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To know just how he suffered would be... | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
To learn the transport by the pain | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
To lose one's faith surpasses | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To lose thee, sweeter than to gain | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To make a prairie it takes a clover a... | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To my Heart, bidding it have no Fear | W. B. Yeats | 1899 |
To my quick ear the leaves conferred; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To the City of Bombay | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
To the Dead in the Grave-Yard Under M... | Adelaide Crapsey | 1913 |
To the Detractor | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Driving Cloud | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
To the Earl of Westmoreland | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the East and to the West | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Fever, Not To Trouble Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Garden the World | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Generous Reader | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Genius of His House | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Handsome Mistress Grace Potter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the High And Noble Prince George, ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Honourable T. H. Esq; on the D... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To the Honoured Master Endymion Porter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Indifferent Women | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
To the King | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King And Queen Upon Their Unha... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King's Most Excellent Majesty | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To the King, To Cure the Evil | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King, Upon His Coming With His... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King, Upon His Taking of Leice... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the King, Upon His Welcome To Hamp... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Ladies | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Lady Bugs | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
To the Lady Crew, Upon the Death of H... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Lady Margaret Ley | John Milton | 1909 |
To the Lady Mary Villars, Governess T... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Lark | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Leaven'd Soil They Trod | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Little Spinners | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Lord General Cromwell, on the ... | John Milton | 1909 |
To the Lord Hopton, On His Fight In C... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Maids To Walk Abroad | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Man-of-War-Bird | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Moon [fragment] | Percy Bysshe Shelley | 1824 |
To the Most Accomplished Gentleman, M... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Accomplished Gentleman, M... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Comely And Proper M. Eliz... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Fair And Lovely Mistress ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Illustrious and Most Hope... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Learned, Wise, And Arch-a... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Most Virtuous Mistress Pot, Wh... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Nightingale And Robin Redbreast | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Painter, To Draw Him a Picture | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Passenger | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Patron of Poets, M. End. Porter | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Pending Year | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Queen | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Rev. Dr. Thomas Amory on readi... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To the Reverend Shade of His Religiou... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Right Gracious Prince, Lodowic... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Right Honourable Edward, Earl ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Right Honourable Mildmay, Earl... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Right Honourable Philip, Earl ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Right Honourable William, Earl... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To the River Charles | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1841 |
To the Rose. a Song | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Same | John Milton | 1694 |
To the Sour Reader | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the States | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Sun-Set Breeze | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To the Thawing Wind | Robert Frost | 1913 |
To the True Romance | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
To the University of Cambridge, in Ne... | Phillis Wheatley | 1773 |
To the Unknown Goddess | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
To the Virgins, To Make Much of Time | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Water Nymphs Drinking At the F... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Western Wind | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the White Friends | Claude McKay | 1922 |
To the Willow-tree | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the Yew And Cypress To Grace His F... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
To the beautiful Miss Eliza J——n, on ... | Robert Burns | 1794 |
To venerate the simple days | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
To-Day and Thee | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
To-day | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Today We Make the Poet's Words Our Own | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1875 |
Together | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Tom Beatty | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Tom Merritt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Tom O'Roughley | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Tomb of Cecilia Metella | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Tomlinson | Rudyard Kipling | 1892 |
Tommy | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Tormented | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Town and Country | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Trafficker | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Tragic Fragment—All villain as I am | Robert Burns | 1779 |
Train-Mates | Witter Bynner | 1913 |
Trainor, the Druggist | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Translation | Anne Spencer | 1922 |
Translations | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Transpositions | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Travel | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Travel | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1913 |
Travelling | William Wordsworth | 1802 |
Treason | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Trees | Joyce Kilmer | 1913 |
Trees Need Not Walk the Earth | David Rosenthal | 1920 |
Triad | Adelaide Crapsey | 1915 |
Trickle Drops | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Trinity Place | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Triumph may be of several kinds. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Troopin | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Troth with the Dead | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Troths | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Troy | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
True Conquerors | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
True Friendship | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
True Safety | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Truth | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Truth And Error | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Truth And Falsehood | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ts'ai Chi'h | Ezra Pound | 1916 |
Turn Me to My Yellow Leaves | William Stanley Braithwaite | 1922 |
Turn O Libertad | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Tuskegee | Leslie Pinckney Hill | 1922 |
Twelfth Night: Or, King And Queen | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Twenty Years | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Twilight | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Twilight | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Twilight | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1850 |
Twilight (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Twilights, V | Conrad Aiken | 1922 |
Two | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Two Butterflies went out at Noon— | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Two Fusiliers | Robert Graves | 1918 |
Two Items | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Two Kopjes | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Two Look At Two | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Two Loves | Lord Alfred Douglas | 1892 |
Two Months | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Two Neighbors | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Two Points of View | Lucian B. Watkins | 1922 |
Two Rivers | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Two Sewing | Hazel Hall | 1921 |
Two Songs of a Fool | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Two Strangers Breakfast | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Two Things Odious | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Two in the Campagna | Robert Browning | 1855 |
Two swimmers wrestled on the spar | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Two-an'-Six | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Tædium Vitæ | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Ubique | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Ulalume | Edgar Allan Poe | 1847 |
Ulster | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Ultimus Heroum: Or, To the Most Learn... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Ulysses | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1842 |
Una | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Uncle Eph's Banjo Song | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
Under | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Under Glass | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
Under a Hat Rim | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Under a Patched Sail | Marianne Moore | 1907 |
Under a Telephone Pole | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Under the Harvest Moon | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Under the Round Tower | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Under the Willows [May is a pious fra... | James Russell Lowell | 1890 |
Underwoods: Epigram | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1899 |
Undue significance a starving man att... | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Unfolded Out of the Folds | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Unfortunate | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Unity | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Unnamed Land | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Unreturning | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Unseen Buds | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Untitled [Places among the stars,] | Stephen Crane | 1895 |
Untitled [There, by the crescent moon... | Shido | 1902 |
Untitled [Tis now since I sate down b... | Sir John Suckling | 1848 |
Unto my books so good to turn | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Up Tails All | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Up-Hill | Christina Rossetti | 1818 |
Uplands in May | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Upon Ben Jonson | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Candlemas Day | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Case | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Chub | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Clunn | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Crab. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Cupid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Cupid (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Cupid (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Cupid (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Electra | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Electra’s Tears | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon God | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Upon God (2) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Upon God (3) | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Upon Her Alms | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Her Blush | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Her Eyes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Her Feet | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Her Voice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Her Weeping | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Himself Being Buried | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Departure Hence | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Eyesight Failing Him | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Grey Hairs | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Julia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Kinswoman, Mistress Bridget ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Kinswoman, Mistress Elizabet... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Kinswoman, Mrs. M. S | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Sister-in-law, Mistress Eliz... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Spaniel Tracy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon His Verses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Irene | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Judith. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia Washing Herself In the River | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia's Clothes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Breasts | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Clothes | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Fall | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Hair Bundled Up In a Gol... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Hair Fill’d With Dew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Recovery | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Riband | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Sweat | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Unlacing Herself | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Julia’s Voice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Kings | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (10) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (4) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (5) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (6) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (7) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (8) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love (9) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Love, By Way of Question And Answer | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Lucia | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Lucia Dabbled In the Dew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Lucy. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon M. Ben. Jonson. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon M. William Lawes, the Rare Musician | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Man | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Mistress Susanna Southwell, Her ... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Under th... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon One Lily, Who Married With a Mai... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Prew, His Maid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Prudence Baldwin: Her Sickness | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Puss And Her ‘prentice. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Roses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Sappho | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Sappho Sweetly Playing And Sweet... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Shark | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Silvia, a Mistress | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Some Women | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Tears | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Time | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Upon Trap | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Tuck. Epig | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Ursley | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon Woman And Mary | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Upon Wrinkles | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Black Twist Rounding the Arm o... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Child | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Child That Died | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Child. an Epitaph | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Comely And Curious Maid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Delaying Lady | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Dying Lady | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
Upon a Fly | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Gentlewoman With a Sweet Voice | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Hoarse Singer | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a House shaken by the Land Agita... | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
Upon a Lady Fair But Fruitless | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Lady That Died In Child-bed, A... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Maid | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Maid (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Maid (3) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Maid That Died the Day She Was... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Painted Gentlewoman | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Physician | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Scar In a Virgin’s Face | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Virgin | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Virgin Kissing a Rose | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Wife That Died Mad With Jealousy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon a Young Mother of Many Children | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon an Old Man: a Residentiary | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Bishop of Lincoln’s Imprison... | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Circumcision | John Milton | 1909 |
Upon the Death of His Sparrow. an Elegy | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Heights | Yone Noguchi | 1910 |
Upon the Lady Crew | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Loss of His Finger | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Loss of His Mistresses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Much-lamented Mr. J. Warr | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Nipples of Julia’s Breast | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Roses In Julia’s Bosom | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Same | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the Troublesome Times | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Upon the gallows hung a wretch | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Upstairs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Urbs Sacra Æterna | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Uriel | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
V. Grenadier | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
V. [Oh see how thick the goldcup flow... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
VI. Lancer | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
VI. [When the lad for longing sighs,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
VII. [In valleys green and still] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
VII. [When smoke stood up from Ludlow,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
VIII. ["Farewell to barn and stack an... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
VIII. [Soldier from the wars returning,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
Valley Song | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Vaudeville Dancer | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Veal | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Vegetable | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Venetian Glass | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Venice, I | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Venice, II | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Venice, III | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Venus and Adonis | William Shakespeare | 1593 |
Venus of the Louvre | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
Vers De Société | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Verses | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Verses Written with a Pencil at the I... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Verses inscribed under a Noble Earl’s... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Verses on Captain Grose | Robert Burns | 1790 |
Verses on Castle Gordon | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Verses on Friars’ Carse Hermitage (Fi... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Verses on Games | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Verses on a Parting Kiss | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Verses on the destruction of the Wood... | Robert Burns | 1791 |
Verses to Clarinda, with Drinking Gla... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Verses to Collector Mitchell | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Verses to Miss Cruickshank | Robert Burns | 1789 |
Verses upon the Burning of our House | Anne Bradstreet | 1666 |
Versicles on Sign-Posts | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Versified Note to Dr. Mackenzie, Mauc... | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Versified Reply to an Invitation | Robert Burns | 1786 |
Victory | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Victory comes late | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One... | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Village in Late Summer | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Virgin Youth | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Virginia—The West | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Virtue | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Virtue Best United | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Virtue is Sensible of Suffering | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Vision | Robert Penn Warren | 1922 |
Vision of Belshazzar | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Visor'd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Vista | Alfred Kreymborg | 1916 |
Vita Nuova | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Vitae Summa Brevis Spem Nos Vetat Inc... | Ernest Dowson | 1900 |
Vivien’s Song | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1910 |
Vocalism | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Voltaire Johnson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Voluntaries | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
W. Lloyd Garrison Standard | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Wages | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Wagner | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Waifs and Strays | Arthur Rimbaud | 1912 |
Waikiki | Rupert Brooke | 1916 |
Wait till the majesty of Death | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Waiting | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Waiting Afield at Dusk | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Waldeinsamkeit | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Walden | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Wall Street at Night | Lola Ridge | 1920 |
Wallace Ferguson | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Walter Simmons | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Walter Von Der Vogelweide | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1845 |
Wandering at Morn | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Want | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Want (2) | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Wanted—a Hero | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Wanting is — What? | Robert Browning | 1883 |
War | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
War Is Kind [excerpt] | Stephen Crane | 1899 |
War and Hell, XVI [I am a great inven... | Ernest Crosby | 1902 |
Warble for Lilac-Time | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Warm Summer Sun | Mark Twain | 1896 |
Wars | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Wartime Christmas | Joyce Kilmer | 1918 |
Washerwoman | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Washington McNeely | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Washington's Monument, February, 1885 | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Water | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1867 |
Water Raining | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
Water is taught by thirst; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Water-Lily | Abraham Cowley | 1881 |
Waterloo | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Way Lay Vegetable | Gertrude Stein | 1914 |
We Are Seven | William Wordsworth | 1798 |
We Have Been Friends Together | Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton | 1840 |
We Must Wait | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
We Two Boys Together Clinging | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
We Two, How Long We Were Fool'd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
We Wear the Mask | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1896 |
We cover thee, sweet face. | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We learn in the retreating | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We like March, his shoes are purple | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We live in deeds, not years; in thoug... | Philip James Bailey | 1884 |
We never know how high we are | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
We never know we go, — when we are going | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We outgrow love like other things | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We play at paste | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
We thirst at first, — 'tis Nature's act; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
We'll Go No More a-Roving | William Ernest Henley | 1893 |
Wealth | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Weave in, My Hardy Life | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Webster | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Webster Ford | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Wedded Bliss | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Wedding Bells | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Weeds | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Weeds | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Week-night Service | D. H. Lawrence | 1916 |
Welcome What Comes | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Well! thou art happy | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Welt | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Wendell P. Bloyd | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Went up a year this evening! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
What Am I After All | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
What Do I Care | Sara Teasdale | 1920 |
What God is | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
What Happened | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
What Happened to Hilo | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
What Is an Epigram? | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1802 |
What Kind of Mistress He Would Have | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
What Place Is Besieged? | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
What Ship Puzzled at Sea | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
What Think You I Take My Pen in Hand? | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
What if I say I shall not wait? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
What inn is this | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
What mystery pervades a well! | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
What soft, cherubic creatures | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
What the People Said | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
What's the railroad to me? | Henry David Thoreau | 1854 |
When Dawn Comes to the City | Claude McKay | 1922 |
When De Co'n Pone's Hot | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1922 |
When Earth’s Last Picture Is Painted | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
When He Would Have His Verses Read | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
When Helen lived | W. B. Yeats | 1916 |
When I Buy Pictures | Marianne Moore | 1921 |
When I Consider How My Light Is Spent | John Milton | 1655 |
When I Have Fears that I May Cease to Be | John Keats | 1848 |
When I Have Passed Away | Claude McKay | 1922 |
When I Heard at the Close of the Day | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When I Heard the Learned Astronomer | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When I Peruse the Conquer'd Fame | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When I Read the Book | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When I Rise Up | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
When I hoped I feared | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
When I was small, a woman died. | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
When I'm Killed | Robert Graves | 1918 |
When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When Malindy Sings | Paul Laurence Dunbar | 1901 |
When Ol' Sis' Judy Pray | James Edwin Campbell | 1922 |
When We Two Parted | George Gordon Byron | 1919 |
When You Are Old | W. B. Yeats | 1919 |
When aince Aprile has fairly come | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
When night is almost done | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
When roses cease to bloom, dear | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
When the Assault was Intended to the ... | John Milton | 1909 |
When the Full-Grown Poet Came | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
When the Great Ark | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
When the Year Grows Old | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
When ’Omer Smote ’Is Bloomin’ Lyre | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Where Go the Boats | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Where Go the Boats? | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1913 |
Where They Lived | Thomas Hardy | 1917 |
Where every bird is bold to go | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Where ships of purple gently toss | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Whether my bark went down at sea | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
Whiffletree | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
While I was fearing it, it came | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
While Loveliness Goes By | Anna Hempstead Branch | 1903 |
While Not the Past Forgetting | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Whips | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Whirls | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Whispers of Heavenly Death | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Whispers of Immortality | T. S. Eliot | 1920 |
White Ash | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
White Hands | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
White Horses | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
White Shoulders | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Whitelight | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Who Am I? | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Who Has Seen the Wind? | Christina Rossetti | 1893 |
Who Learns My Lesson Complete? | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Who goes with Fergus? | W. B. Yeats | 1893 |
Who has not found the heaven below | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Who never lost, are unprepared | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Who never wanted, — maddest joy | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Who robbed the woods | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Whoever You Are Holding Me Now in Hand | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Whole Duty of Children | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Why | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Why Adam Sinned | Alex Rogers | 1922 |
Why Flowers Change Colour | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Why Have You Sought | H. D. | 1921 |
Why should a foolish marriage vow | John Dryden | 1913 |
Widow McFarlane | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Wild Grapes | Robert Frost | 1923 |
Wild May | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Wild Nights—Wild Nights! | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Wild Rose | Bryher | 1920 |
Wild Swans | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Wilderness | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Wilful-Missing | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Will there really be a morning? | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Willard Fluke | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
William Goode | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
William H. Herndon | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
William Jones | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
William and Emily | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Willie Metcalf | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Willie Pennington | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Willow Poem | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Wind | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Wind Song | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Wind and Window Flower | Robert Frost | 1913 |
Window | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Windy Nights | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1913 |
Winter | Eliza Cook | 1840 |
Winter | Walter de la Mare | 1906 |
Winter Branches | Margaret Widdemer | 1921 |
Winter Heavens | George Meredith | 1888 |
Winter Is Coming | Waverley Turner Carmichael | 1922 |
Winter Milk | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Winter Sleep | Edith Matilda Thomas | 1896 |
Winter Trees | William Carlos Williams | 1921 |
Winter in the Country | Claude McKay | 1922 |
Winter is good - his Hoar Delights | Emily Dickinson | 1886 |
Winter-Time | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Winter-time | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Winter: A Dirge | Robert Burns | 1781 |
Winter: My Secret | Christina Rossetti | 1862 |
Wistful | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Wit Punished, Prospers Most | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Witch-Wife | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1917 |
With All Thy Gifts | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
With Antecedents | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
With Child | Genevieve Taggard | 1921 |
With Drake in the Tropics | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
With Husky-Haughty Lips, O Sea! | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
With Music | Helen Hay Whitney | 1905 |
With Scindia to Delhi | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
Within the Circuit of this Plodding Life | Henry David Thoreau | 1863 |
Woman with a Past | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Women Do Not Want It | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Women Useless | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Women Washing Their Hair | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Women of To-day | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Women to Men | Charlotte Perkins Gilman | 1911 |
Wonder and Joy | Robinson Jeffers | 1916 |
Woodnotes I | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Woodnotes II | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Woods in Winter | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 1839 |
Wooing Song | Giles Fletcher | 1623 |
Work Gangs | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Work Without Hope | Samuel Taylor Coleridge | 1825 |
Working Girls | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
World Take Good Notice | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Worship | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Wraith | Edna St. Vincent Millay | 1921 |
Writing | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Written With a Diamond on Her Window ... | Queen Elizabeth I | 1555 |
Written after Swimming from Sestos to... | George Gordon Byron | 1881 |
Written at Rome | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Written by Somebody on the Window of ... | Robert Burns | 1787 |
Written in Friars’ Carse Hermitage (S... | Robert Burns | 1788 |
Written in Juice of Lemon | Abraham Cowley | 1809 |
Written in Naples | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Written in a Volume of Gthe | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Written in the Beginning of the Year ... | William Collins | 1746 |
Written on the Banks of the Arun | Charlotte Smith | 1785 |
Wynken, Blynken, and Nod | Eugene Field | 1889 |
X. March | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
X. [Could man be drunk for ever] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XI. [On your midnight pallet lying] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XI. [Yonder see the morning blink:] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XII. [The laws of God, the laws of man,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XII. [When I watch the living meet,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XIII. The Deserter | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XIII. [When I was one-and-twenty] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XIV. The Culprit | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XIV. Work | Emma Lazarus | 1888 |
XIV. [There pass the careless people] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XIX. To An Athlete Dying Young | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XIX. [In midnights of November,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XL. [Into my heart on air that kills] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XL. [Tell me not here, it needs not s... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XLI. Fancy's Knell | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XLI. [In my own shire, if I was sad] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLII. The Merry Guide | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLIII. The Immortal Part | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLIV. [Shot? so quick, so clean an en... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLIX. | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLV. [If it chance your eye offend you,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLVI [Many red devils ran from my heart] | Stephen Crane | 1895 |
XLVI. [Bring, in this timeless grave ... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLVII. The Carpenter's Son | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XLVIII. [Be still, my soul, be still] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XV. Eight O'Clock | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XV. [Look not in my eyes, for fear] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XVI. Spring Morning | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XVI. [It nods and curtseys and recovers] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XVII. Astronomy | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XVII. [Twice a week the winter thorough] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XVIII. [Oh, when I was in love with y... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XVIII. [The rain, it streams on stone... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XX. [Oh fair enough are sky and plain,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XX. [The night is freezing fast,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXI. Bredon Hill | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXI. [The fairies break their dances] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXII. [The sloe was lost in flower,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXII. [The street sounds to the soldi... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXIII. [In the morning, in the morning,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXIII. [The lads in their hundreds to... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXIV. Epithalamium | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXIV. [Say, lad, have you things to do?] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXIX [Surprised by joy—impatient as t... | William Wordsworth | 1815 |
XXIX. The Lent Lily | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXIX. [Wake not for the world-heard t... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXV. The Oracles | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXV. [This time of year a twelvemonth... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXVI. [Along the fields as we came by] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXVI. [The half-moon westers low, my ... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXVII. ["Is my team ploughing,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXVII. [The sigh that heaves the gras... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXVIII [“Truth," said a traveller] | Stephen Crane | 1895 |
XXVIII. The Welsh Marches | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXVIII. [Now dreary dawns the eastern... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXX. Sinner's Rue | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXX. [Others, I am not the first,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXI. Hell's Gate | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXI. [On Wenlock Edge the wood's in ... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXII. [From far, from eve and morning] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXII. [When I would muse in boyhood] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXIII. [If truth in hearts that perish] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXIII. [When the eye of day is shut,] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXIV. The New Mistress | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXIV. [The First of May] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXIX. ['Tis time, I think by Wenlock... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXIX. [When summer's end is nighing] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXV [A man saw a ball of gold in the... | Stephen Crane | 1895 |
XXXV. [On the idle hill of summer,] | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXV. [When first my way to fair I took] | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXVI. Revolution | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXVI. [White in the moon the long ro... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXVII. Epitaph on an Army of Mercena... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXVII. [As through the wild green hi... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
XXXVIII. Oh stay at home, my lad, and... | A. E. Housman | 1922 |
XXXVIII. [The winds out of the west l... | A. E. Housman | 1896 |
Xenophanes | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Year That Trembled and Reel'd Beneath Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Year of Meteors [1859-60] | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Years of the Modern | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Yee Bow | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Yes, the Dead Speak to Us | Carl Sandburg | 1920 |
Yet, Yet, Ye Downcast Hours | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Yonnondio | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
You Are Fire Eaters | Marianne Moore | 1909 |
You Felons on Trial in Courts | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
You Left Me | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
You Lingering Sparse Leaves of Me | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
You cannot put a fire out; | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
You left me, sweet, two legacies, — | Emily Dickinson | 1890 |
You! Inez! | Alice Dunbar-Nelson | 1921 |
You've seen balloons set, haven't you? | Emily Dickinson | 1896 |
Young Bullfrogs | Carl Sandburg | 1918 |
Young Night Thought | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1885 |
Young Sea | Carl Sandburg | 1916 |
Your riches taught me poverty. | Emily Dickinson | 1891 |
Yourself the Sun | Arthur Gorges | 1625 |
Youth | Georgia Douglas Johnson | 1922 |
Youth And Age | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
Youth, Day, Old Age and Night | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
Zalka Peetruza | Ray G. Dandridge | 1922 |
Zanthon—my Friend | Elizabeth Drew Stoddard | 1895 |
Zeal Required In Love | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
Zenas Witt | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Zilpha Marsh | Edgar Lee Masters | 1916 |
Zion | Rudyard Kipling | 1919 |
['The child is father to the man.'] | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
[All day I hear the noise of waters] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[At that hour when all things have re... | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Aye, workman, make me a dream] | Stephen Crane | 1899 |
[Be not sad because all men] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Because your voice was at my side] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Bid adieu, adieu, adieu,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Bright cap and streamers,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Dear heart, why will you use me so?] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[From dewy dreams, my soul, arise,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Gentle lady, do not sing] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Go seek her out all courteously,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[He who hath glory lost, nor hath] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Here dead lie we because we did not ... | A. E. Housman | 1919 |
[I Wake and Feel the Fell of Dark, No... | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
[I hear an army charging upon the land,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[I would in that sweet bosom be] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Immortal?... No,] | F. S. Flint | 1917 |
[In the dark pine-wood] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Lean out of the window,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Lightly come or lightly go:] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[London, my beautiful] | F. S. Flint | 1917 |
[Love came to us in time gone by] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[My dove, my beautiful one,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[My love is in a light attire] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Now, O now, in this brown land] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[O Sweetheart, hear you] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[O cool is the valley now] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[O, it was out by Donnycarney] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Of that so sweet imprisonment] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Rain has fallen all the day] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Silently she's combing,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Sleep now, O sleep now,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Sonnets are full of love, and this m... | Christina Rossetti | 1881 |
[Strings in the earth and air] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[The grass is beneath my head] | F. S. Flint | 1917 |
[The times are nightfall, look, their... | Gerard Manley Hopkins | 1918 |
[The twilight turns from amethyst] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[This crosstree here] | Robert Herrick | 1647 |
[This heart that flutters near my heart] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Thou leanest to the shell of night,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Though I thy Mithridates were,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[What counsel has the hooded moon] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[When the shy star goes forth in heaven] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Who goes amid the green wood] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[Winds of May, that dance on the sea,] | James Joyce | 1907 |
[little tree] | E. E. Cummings | 1920 |
[to His Book.] Another | Robert Herrick | 1648 |
from "The Princess" | Alfred Lord Tennyson | 1874 |
from Oracles for Youth | Caroline Gilman | 1852 |
from The Kitten and Falling Leaves | William Wordsworth | 1804 |
from The Vision of Sir Launfal | James Russell Lowell | 1848 |
inscription on Mr. Syme’s crystal goblet | Robert Burns | 1795 |
Étienne de la Boéce | Ralph Waldo Emerson | 1904 |
Γλυκυπικροσ Ερωσ | Oscar Wilde | 1881 |
Διψα | Amy Lowell | 1912 |
Δώρια | Ezra Pound | 1914 |
“Choosing Sides” | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
“Going Somewhere” | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
“Home Folks” | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
“If” | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
“Inside” Baseball | William F. Kirk | 1910 |
“The Rounded Catalogue Divine Complete” | Walt Whitman | 1892 |
“Yellow” | William F. Kirk | 1910 |