 | Essential Pleasures: A New Anthology of Poems to Read Aloud by Robert Pinsky | SilentInAWay | british/american poetry, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, poetry, literature, english literature, english poetry, american literature, american poetry, william blake, gwendolyn brooks, lord byron, thomas campion, j.v. cunningham, emily dickinson, john donne, rita dove, robert frost, thom gunn, thomas hardy, robert herrick, gerard manley hopkins, jane kenyon, yusef komunyakaa, czeslaw milosz, thomas nashe, edgar allan poe, sir walter raleigh, theodore roethke, charles simic, john skelton, may swenson, george turberville, william carlos williams, william butler yeats, a.r. ammons, fulke greville, w.s. gilbert, allen ginsberg, kenneth koch, d.h. lawrence, marianne moore, ogden nash, ishmael reed, christopher smart, george tuberville, charles harper webb, walt whitman, c.k. williams, c.d. wright, john ashbery, elizabeth bishop, robert bridges, robert burns, lewis carroll, william cowper, robert creeley, walter de la mare, queen elizabeth i, ralph waldo emerson, george gascoigne, w.e. henley, julia ward howe, attila jozsef, j.d. mcclatchy, marilyn nelson, michael palmer, robert pinsky, edwin arlington robinson, christina rossetti, shakespeare, alfred lord tennyson, william wordsworth, thomas wyatt, anna akhmatova, matthew arnold, margaret atwood, frank bidart, eavan boland, anne bradstreet, robert browning, constantine cavafy, john dowland, michael drayton, alan dugan, paul laurence dunbar, jack gilbert, louise glück, robert hass, robert hayden, seamus heaney, lyn hejinian, ben jonson, amy lowell, andrew marvell, james mcmichael, john milton, lady mary wortley montagu, carol muske, joyce peseroff, katherine philips, alexander pope, ezra pound, sappho, sir philip sidney, wallace stevens, mary wroth, sterling brown, john clare, stephen dobyns, t.s. eliot, david ferry, terrance hayes, george herbert, robinson jeffers, walter savage landor, henry wadsworth longfellow, longfellow, gail mazur, heather mchugh, sharon olds, wilfred owen, john crowe ransom, michael ryan, percy bysshe shelley, stevie smith, mark strand, james tate, ernest lawrence thayer, chidiock tichborne, ellen voigt, anne winters, yvor winters, james wright, anna laetitia barbauld, charles bukowski, lucille clifton, samuel taylor coleridge, coleridge, billy collins, alfred corn, hart crane, countee cullen, e.e. cummings, james dickey, stuart dischell, ernest dowson, robert duncan, jorie graham, langston hughes, leigh hunt, samuel johnson, john keats, denise levertov, robert lowell, w.s. merwin, paul muldoon, lorine niedecker, frank o'hara, george oppen, elise partridge, george peele, sylvia plath, adrienne rich, rainer maria rilke, philip schultz, james shirley, tom sleigh, gerald stern, robert louis stevenson, jane taylor, erin belieu, john berryman, louise bogan, roy campbell, raymond carver, gregory corso, david gewanter, barnabe googe, philip larkin, edward lear, edna st. vincent millay, carl phillips, henry reed, lloyd schwartz, alan shapiro, jonathan swift, mark twain, john wilmot, earl of rochester, anthology |
 | A Folio Anthology of Poetry by Folio Society | SilentInAWay | british/american poetry, 16th century, 17th century, 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, poetry, literature, english literature, english poetry, american literature, american poetry, john skelton, sir thomas wyatt, thomas lord vaux, henry howard earl of surrey, nicholas grimald, george gascoigne, jasper heywood, sir edward dyer, robert wever, edward de vere, edmund spenser, sir walter raleigh, john lyly, fulke greville, sir philip sidney, george peele, thomas lodge, robert greene, robert southwell, sir john harrington, samuel daniel, michael drayton, christopher marlowe, shakespeare, robert devereux, john hoskins, thomas nashe, thomas campion, robert ayton, john donne, ben jonson, william drummond, mary wroth, robert herrick, francis quarles, henry king, george herbert, thomas carew, james shirley, katherine dyer, edmund waller, john milton, anne bradstreet, richard crashaw, richard lovelace, abraham cowley, andrew marvell, henry vaughan, margaret cavendish, john bunyan, john dryden, nathaniel wanley, thomas traherne, sir charles sedley, aphra behn, edward taylor, john wilmot, earl of rochester, anne finch, matthew prior, jonathan swift, isaac watts, elizabeth thomas, john gay, alexander pope, james thomson, charles wesley, samuel johnson, thomas gray, william collins, christopher smart, oliver goldsmith, william cowper, anna laetitia barbauld, charlotte smith, george crabbe, william blake, robert burns, william wordsworth, sir walter scott, samuel taylor coleridge, coleridge, walter savage landor, leigh hunt, lord byron, percy bysshe shelley, john clare, john keats, thomas hood, thomas lowell beddoes, james clarence mangan, ralph waldo emerson, elizabeth barrett browning, henry wadsworth longfellow, longfellow, edgar allan poe, alfred lord tennyson, robert browning, jones very, henry david thoreau, emily bronte, arthur hugh clough, herman melville, walt whitman, matthew arnold, george meredith, emily dickinson, christina rossetti, william morris, thomas hardy, gerard manley hopkins, robert bridges, robert louis stevenson, francis thompson, a.e. housman, rudyard kipling, william butler yeats, ernest dowson, charlotte mew, edwin arlington robinson, edward thomas, t.e. hulme, james elroy flecker, d.h. lawrence, rupert brooke, isaac rosenberg, wilfred owen, anthology |
 | Understanding poetry by Cleanth Brooks | DromJohn | Poetry as a way of saying, Dramatic situation, Sonnet 73, William Shakespeare, Out out, Robert Frost, Frankie and Johnny, Anonymous, Jesse James, Sir Patrick Spence, The Demon lover, Mama and daughter, Langston Hughes, The Echoing green, William Blake, Battle of the Bonhomme Richard and the Serapis, Walt Whitman, Danny Deever, Rudyard Kipling, Farewell to barn and stack and tree, A. E. Housman, Ten days leave, W. D. Snodgrass, Waking in the blue, Robert Lowell, Meeting at night, Robert Browning, The Workbox, Thomas Hardy, The Fall of Rome, W. H. Auden, Rhythm and meter, Supplemental poems, The Code, The Three rivers, The Twa Corbies, The Cameo, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Ulysses, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Hell gate, Proud Maisie, Sir Walter Scott, La Belle dame sans merci, John Keats, The Haunted oak, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Description: images moods and attitudes, Three short Japanese poems, In a station of the Metro, Ezra Pound, Red wheelbarrow, William Carlos Williams, Written in March, William Wordsworth, Pippa's song, Dust of snow, November cotton flower, Jean Toomer, Beloved let us once more praise the rain, Conrad Aiken, Two voices in a meadow, Richard Wilbur, Cavalry crossing a ford, Cuttings, Theodore Roethke, Inversnaid, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Spring, Winter, To autumn, Ode: autumn, Thomas Hood, Composed on Westminster Bridge, Preludes, T. S. Eliot, Blow bugle blow, Channel firing: a second look, from The Palace of Art, The Main-deep, James Stephens, Pear tree, H. D., Hilda Doolittle, Heat, The Sun has set, Emily Brontë, You know, Jean Garrigue, The Woodspurge, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, The Geranium, Separation on the River Kiang, The River-merchants wife: a letter, Rocky acres, Robert Graves, A Letter from the Caribbean, Barbara Howes, The Yew in the churchyard, Yew-trees, Pray to what earth does this sweet cold belong, Henry David Thoreau, Tone, Three poems of national celebration, from On the jubilee of Queen Victoria, 1887, Recessional, Death in battle, Somebody's darling, Marie Ravenel de la Coste, Inscription, Herman Melville, Come up from the fields father, Dulce et decorum est, Wilfred Owen, The Lovers give up the world, Let the rest of the world go by, J. Keirn Brennan, Maesia's song, Robert Greene, The Canonization, John Donne, A Garland of love poems, Western wind, When love meets love, Thomas Edward Brown, Fatima, Let me not to the marriage of true minds, If thou must love me, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Lullaby, The Miser and the spendthrift, from Don Juan, George Gordon Lord Byron, To a young heir, Samuel Johnson, Provide provide, Against the establishment, London, from Beppo, England in 1819, Percy Bysshe Shelley, An Elementary school classroom in a slum, Stephen Spender, Joe Hill, Alfred Hayes, Sam Hall, For the union dead, Puzzled, Kitchenette building, Gwendolyn Brooks, If we must die, Claude McKay, A Supermarket in California, Allen Ginsberg, Eve in the garden, Eve, Ralph Hodgson, Arthur J. Bull, from Paradise lost, John Milton, Modern war, A Utilitarian's view of the Monitor's fight, The Death of the ball turret gunner, Randall Jarrell, The Fury of aerial bombardment, Richard Eberhart, Naming of parts, Henry Reed, The Leg, Karl Shapiro, Death and mourning, After the burial, James Russell Lowell, A Refusal to mourn the death by fire of a child in London, Dylan Thomas, Luke Havergal, Edwin Arlington Robinson, At he slackening of the tide, James Wright, Bells for John Whiteside's daughter, John Crowe Ransom, Epitaph on Salomon Pavy, Ben Jonson, A Second garland of love poems, Winter remembered, La Figlia che piange, A Litany, Sir Philip Sidney, I knew a woman, Four New England poems, Mr. Flood's party, Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening, Father, John Wheelwright, Tell all the truth, Emily Dickinson, Analogical language: metaphor and symbol, Atmosphere to symbol, Mariana, Anecdote of the jar, Wallace Stevens, The Lamb, The Tiger, Image to metaphor, Desert places, The Song of the smoke, W. E. B. Du Bois, The Windhover, The Goat paths, A City sleeper, Jonathan Swift, Go lovely rose, Edmund Waller, Follow thy fair sun unhappy shadow, Thomas Campion, Blame not my checks, My springs, Sidney Lanier, Image in the discourse of a poem, She dwelt among the untrodden ways, The Definition of love, Andrew Marvell, You're the top, Cole Porter, Cleopatra's lament, Macbeth thinks of murdering the king, At Melville's tomb, Hart Crane, Image as summary, Sylvester's dying bed, Dark house, Commemorative of a naval victory, A Valediction: forbidding mourning, Combination and variation, Tears idle tears, A Lecture upon the shadow, As I walked out one evening, After great pain a formal feeling comes --, Evening song, On the founding of Liberia, Melvin Tolson, Love and time, Sonnet 65, To his coy mistress, Because I could not stop for death --, Envoi, Empty bed blues, Bessie Smith, The Last days of Alice, Allen Tate, Voyages, Night, Louise Bogan, The Goldfish wife, Sandra Hochman, Love calls us to the things of this world, Theme meaning and dramatic structure, Death and renown, Death the leveler, James Shirley, When I have fears, Elegy written in a country churchyard, Thomas Gray, In memory of W. B. Yeats, The Country wedding, The Joys of the simple life, Under the greenwood tree, Art thou poor yet hast thou golden slumbers?, Thomas Dekker, To the four courts please, Two songs from Sweeney Agonistes, The Breakup of a civilization, The Unknown citizen, Shine perishing republic, Robinson Jeffers, from Hugh Selwyn Mauberley, The Second coming, William Butler Yeats, The Waste land, Man and nature, After apple-picking, The Miracle, Walter de la Mare, The Forces that through the green fuse, A Slumber did my spirit seal, The Eagle and the mole, Elinor Wylie, Brahma, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Kubla Khan, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Ode on a Grecian urn, The False lover or indifferent lover, Careless love, Ye flowery banks, Robert Burns, When lovely woman stoops to folly, Oliver Goldsmith, The Dark-eyed gentleman, My silks and fine array, I shall go back, Early evening quarrel, Belief (including the problems of believing), The Scoffers, If poisonous minerals, Church going, Philip Larkin, Dover Beach, Matthew Arnold, Lycidas, The Day after Sunday, Phyllis McGinley, Applications: the poet looks at a bird, Hawk roosting, Ted Hughes, Hurt hawks, The Owl, Edward Thomas, The Darkling thrush, Bantams in pine-woods, Little trotty wagtail, John Clare, Philomela, The Need of being versed in country things, The Wild swans at Coole, Wild swans, Sailing to Byzantium, Ode to a nightingale, The Eagle, Gamecock, James Dickey, The Solitary reaper, Lady lost, Nightingales, Robert Bridges, No swan so fine, Marianne Moore, Poems for study, A Grave, Little exercise, Elizabeth Bishop, The Snow-storm, Snow-flakes, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The Season 'tis my lovely lambs, E. E. Cummings, Epitaph on an army of mercenaries, Ode to the Confederate dead, The Heron, Vernon Watkins, The Gallows, The Cottage hospital, John Betjeman, The Groundhog, The Heavy bear who goes with me, Delmore Schwartz, Thou art indeed just lord, Lucifer in starlight, George Meredith, The Visitant, Piano, D. H. Lawrence, Losses, Song for the last act, The Soul selects, Love in vain, Robert Johnson, I shall not care, Sara Teasdale, My father moved through dooms of love, Frescoes for Mr. Rockefeller's city, Archibald MacLeish, Grapes making, Léonie Adams, The Quaker graveyard in Nantucket, The Last ride together, The Going, O black and unknown birds, James Weldon Johnson, We wear the mask, Swing low sweet chariot, I know moonrise, Upon a dying lady, Representative poems of our time, Hardweed path going, A. R. Ammons, These lacustrine cities, John Ashbery, Sand Creek, Charles Ballard, Poem for Halfwhite college students, Imamu Amiri Baraka, Leroi Jones, from Eleven addresses to the lord, John Berryman, The Figures, Robert Creeley, Bed time, Peter Davison, Faces seen once, My sad self, Mothers, Nikki Giovanni, For my mother, Louise Glück, Christmas eve in Whitneyville 1955, Donald Hall, Those winter Sundays, Robert Hayden, More light! more light!, Anthony Hecht, The Center of attention, Daniel Hoffman, The Curse, John Hollander, A Far cry after a close call, Richard Howard, Graves at Elkhorn, Richard Hugo, Europe and America, David Ignatow, How you get born, Erica Jong, Counting the mad, Donald Justice, Getting the mail, Galway Kinnell, Hard Rock returns to prison, Etheridge Knight, I think of Housman, Judith Kroll, The Testing-tree, Stanley Kunitz, The Old Adam, Denise Levertov, The Open sea, William Meredith, Thistledown, James Merrill, The Widow, W. S. Merwin, Earth and I gave you turquoise, N. Scott Momaday, I saw my darling, Frederick Morgan, Long Island springs, Howard Moss, from Life on Earth, Frank O'Hara, The Quiet fog, Marge Piercy, Daddy, Sylvia Plath, The Feral pioneers, Ishmael Reed, Living in sin, Adrienne Rich, Poem (I lived in the first century), Murial Rukeyeser, Summer words for a sister addict, Sonia Sanchez, from The Modes of Vallejo Street, Hugh Seidman, For my love returning to his wife, Anne Sexton, Love poem, Leslie Marmon Silko, Stumpfoot on 42nd Street, Louis Simpson, Mementos I, All the spirit powers went to their dancing place, Gary Snyder, In times of need, William Stafford, from Elegy for my father, Mark Strand, How to be old, May Swenson, The Lost pilot, James Tate, In the churchyard, Eleanor Ross Taylor, The Gardner to his god, Mona Van Duyn, In the badlands, David Wagoner, Placing a $2 bet, Diane Wakoski, A Far cry from Africa, Derek Walcott, Birth of love, Robert Penn Warren, The Minneapolis poem, How poems come about: intention and meaning, I hoed and trenched and weeded, The Woman at the Washington zoo, The Immortal part, To an athlete dying young, I wandered lonely as a cloud, Metrics, Accentual-syllable verse, Feet and line lengths: terms defined, Rhetorical variation, Substitution of feet, Defective feet, Significance of rhetorical variation, Some practical notes on scansion, Anapestic and dactylic meter, Why so pale and wan?, Sir John Suckling, End-line and internal pauses, Like as the waves, To Heaven, Ah sunflower, After long silence, Rose Aylmer, Walter Savage Landor, A Deep-sworn vow, Quantitative variation and forced pauses, Neutral tones, Sound and sense (from An Essay on criticism), Alexander Pope, Rhyme, Stanza forms, How do I love thee?, On the late massacre in Piedmont, To daffodils, Robert Herrick, The Blossom, Villanelle of the poet's road, Ernest Dowson, Missing dates, William Empson, urj, urs, dsp |
