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Born in February 22, 1819 / Died in August 12, 1891 / United States / English

Poems by James Russell Lowell

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To Perdita, Singing

... The green, bright grass of childhood bring to me,&emsp ...

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A Message Of Jeff Davis In Secret Session

... Thet we've used, (those for whetstones, an' t'others ez tools,)&emsp ...

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Arcadia Rediviva

...   When play-time halves and school-time doubles, ...

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The Unhappy Lot Of Mr. Knott

... PART III WHEREIN IT IS SHOWN THAT THE MOST ARDENT SPIRITS ARE MORE ...

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The Finding Of The Lyre

... The rains had soaked, the suns had burned it ...

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Das Ewig-Weibliche

...   Of night-bird instincts pained till she be gone ...

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Sonnett - XII

... And crushing them, with din of grinding thunder, ...

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Inscriptions

... THE BOSS Skilled to pull wires, he baffles Nature's hope, ...

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Estrangement

...   Each grass-blade turns forget-me-not, ...

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To The Future

...   From out Life's, sweat and turmoil would ye bear me ...

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Sonnett - XIX

... he can see Good lying hid, from all eternity, ...

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The Ghost-Seer

...   Then the mountains, whose white peaks ...

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George Washington

... Who was all this and ours, and all men's—WASHINGTON ...

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My Portrait Gallery

... Can match thy portraits, just and generous Death, ...

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A Glance Behind The Curtain

... better those Who lead the blind old giant by the hand ...