All Poems

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The "Titanic"

© Katharine Lee Bates

As she sped from dawn to gloaming, a palace upon the sea,

Did the waves from her proud bows foaming whisper what port should be?

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Up and Down

© Walter de la Mare

Down the Hill of Ludgate,

Up the Hill of Fleet,

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I am alive—I guess

© Emily Dickinson

I am alive—I guess—
The Branches on my Hand
Are full of Morning Glory—
And at my finger's end—

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Man’s Experience

© Edgar Albert Guest

A SCRAMBLE for gold,

And a scurry for place,

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Lines For The Late Caroline K.’s Album

© John Kenyon

  Beloved friend!
  Who for thyself still doubtest—still the more
  For those meek doubts—Thy volume shall be there.

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Drunken Coachman

© Arthur Rimbaud

Unwashed
Drinks:
Mother-of-pearl
Sees:

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On The Castle Of Chillon

© George Gordon Byron

Eternal Spirit of the chainless Mind!

Brightest in dungeons, Liberty, thou art;

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The Fan

© Ho Xuan Huong

Are you seventeen or eighteen?(1)

Let me cherish you by all means.

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Saturday Song

© Edith Nesbit

They talk about gardens of roses,

And moonlight over the sea,

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The Golden Age

© Alfred Austin

Nor this the worst! When ripened Shame would hide
Fruits of that hour when Passion conquered Pride,
There are not wanting in this Christian land
The breast remorseless and the Thuggish hand,
 To advertise the dens where Death is sold,
And quench the breath of baby-life for gold!

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The Idle Wind

© Gamaliel Bradford

The idle wind blows all the day.

I wish it blew my care away.

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Lines Written As A School Exercise At Hawkshead, Anno Aetatis 14

© William Wordsworth

"AND has the Sun his flaming chariot driven
Two hundred times around the ring of heaven,
Since Science first, with all her sacred train,
Beneath yon roof began her heavenly reign?

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My soul, rejoice thou in thy God

© Anne Bradstreet

My soul, rejoice thou in thy God,

Boast of him all the Day,

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The New Cup

© Carolyn Wells

"I've a lovely new cup from Uncle John,"
  Said Dorothy; "only see--
It has beautiful golden letters on,
  And they spell '_Remember Me_.'"

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The Vision

© Virna Sheard

Long had she knelt at the Madonna's shrine,
  With the empty chapel, cold and grey,
Telling her beads, while grief with marring line
  And bitter tear stole all her youth away.

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I Was Not False To Thee

© Caroline Norton

I WAS not false to thee, and yet

My cheek alone looked pale;

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Niobe

© Robert Laurence Binyon

``Zeus, and ye Gods, that rule in heaven above,
Is there naught holy, or to your hard hearts dear?
Have ye forgotten utterly to love,
Or to be kind, in that untroubled sphere?
If aught ye cherish, still by that I pray,
Destroy the life that ye have cursed this day!

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Idyll XIX. Love Stealing Honey

© Theocritus

Once thievish Love the honeyed hives would rob,
When a bee stung him: soon he felt a throb
Through all his finger-tips, and, wild with pain,
Blew on his hands and stamped and jumped in vain.

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Chore Time

© Jean Blewett

WHEN I'm at gran'dad's on the farm,
  I hear along 'bout six o'clock,
Just when I'm feelin' snug an' warm,
  'Ho, Bobby, come and feed your stock.'

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Madrigal.

© Robert Crawford

When morn is wandering on the seas,
And birds are singing in the trees,
And all the time is flushed with flowers,
And youth is in these hearts of ours —