All Poems

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Love and Hate

© Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal

Ope not thy lips, thou foolish one,
Nor turn to me thy face;
The blasts of heaven shall strike thee down
Ere I will give thee grace.

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First The Dog

© Zbigniew Herbert


so first the dog honest mongrel
which has never abandoned us
dreaming of earthly lamps and bones
will fall asleep in its whirling kennel
its warm blood boiling drying away

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Spring Comes!

© Dora Sigerson Shorter

The little birds, they do not heed nor care.

The ungracious wind, the branches sear and bare,

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Sonnet to My Wife

© Thomas Hood

The curse of Adam, the old curse of all,
Though I inherit in this feverish life
Of worldly toil, vain wishes, and hard strife,
And fruitless thought, in Care's eternal thrall,

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A Shower In War-Time

© Sydney Thompson Dobell


Rain, rain, sweet warm rain,
On the wood and on the plain,
And round me like a dropping well,
The great round drops they fell and fell.

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Book Of Parables - In The Koran With Strange Delight

© Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

In the Koran with strange delight

A peacock's feather met my sight:

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Ballades II - Of The Book-Hunter

© Andrew Lang

Prince, all the things that tease and please,—
Fame, hope, wealth, kisses, cheers, and tears, 
What are they but such toys as these,— 
Aldines, Bodonis, Elzevirs?

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The Infinite

© Charles Heavysege

The day was lingering in the pale north-

 west,

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On Hearing "The Messiah"

© William Lisle Bowles

O stay, harmonious and sweet sounds, that die

In the long vaultings of this ancient fane!

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"When I am articled"

© Lesbia Harford

When I am articled
The Law decrees
I shall devote my time
To stating fees

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Dance To It

© Sheldon Allan Silverstein

Well I'm not askin' you to do things my way I'm not tellin' you to do what I say
I'm not tellin' you to grab a lotta things that you're missin' it would be nice to listen
But you go and you dance to it xour box slot slop around and prance right through it
When the end comes you'll say nobody gave you a chance
But all you wanna do is dance dance dance dance dance dance yeah

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Deep In The Forest

© Madison Julius Cawein

Ah, shall I follow, on the hills,
The Spring, as wild wings follow?
Where wild-plum trees make wan the hills,
Crabapple trees the hollow,
Haunts of the bee and swallow?

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Stacy Brown Got Two

© Sheldon Allan Silverstein

Did you hear bout Stacy brown (no we didn't but we'd like to)
He had every chick in town (no he didn't but he tried to)
He had looks he had class do anything to get a little lass
And everyone would shout at him when he walks his girlies past

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Earth take me back....

© John Hall Wheelock

I have been dying a long time

In this cool valley-land, this green bowl ringed by hills-

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Pastoral

© Allen Tate

The enquiring fields, courtesies
And tribulations of the air-
Be still and give them peace:

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The Harp Of India

© Henry Louis Vivian Derozio

Why hang'st thou lonely on yon withered bough?

Unstrung for ever, must thou there remain;

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Hermotimus

© William Edmondstoune Aytoun

I.

 "Wilt not lay thee down in quiet slumber?

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Life

© Emile Verhaeren

To see beauty in all, is to lift our own Soul
Up to loftier heights than do chose who aspire
Through culpable suffering, vanquished desire.
Harsh Reality, dread and ineffable Whole,
Distils her red draught, enough tonic and stern
To intoxicate heads and to make the heart burn.

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Sun And Flesh (Credo In Unam)

© Arthur Rimbaud

The vast heaven is open! the mysteries lie dead
Before erect Man, who folds his strong arms
Among the vast splendour of abundant Nature!
He sings... and the woods sing, the river murmurs
A song full of happiness which rises towards the light!...
- it is Redemption! it is love! it is love!...

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Renouveau. (From The French)

© Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Now Time throws off his cloak again

Of ermined frost, and cold and rain,