On the Idle Hill of Summer A. E. HousmanOde: Of Wit Abraham Cowleyfrom The Rape of the Lock, from Canto 1 Alexander PopeOde on Solitude Alexander Popefrom Essay on Man, Epistle II Alexander Popefrom Essay on Criticism [“But most by Numbers”] Alexander Popefrom The Lotos-Eaters Alfred, Lord TennysonTears, Idle Tears Alfred, Lord TennysonThe Charge of the Light Brigade Alfred, Lord TennysonThe Lady of Shalott Alfred, Lord TennysonThe Kraken Alfred, Lord TennysonA London Thoroughfare. 2 A.M. Amy LowellThe Gallery Andrew MarvellTo His Coy Mistress Andrew MarvellThe Rights of Woman Anna Laetitia BarbauldThe Caterpillar Anna Laetitia BarbauldThe Author to Her Book Anne BradstreetThe Prologue Anne BradstreetTo My Dear and Loving Husband Anne BradstreetThe Introduction Anne Finch, Countess of WinchilseaAdam Posed Anne Finch, Countess of WinchilseaA Nocturnal Reverie Anne Finch, Countess of WinchilseaAdieu, Vain World, I've Seen Enough of Thee AnonymousAs I Walked Out in the Streets of Laredo AnonymousBarbara Allan AnonymousBeauty Sat Bathing by a Spring AnonymousDown in the Valley AnonymousEngland AnonymousThe Three Ravens Anonymousfrom Everyman AnonymousMy Picture Left in Scotland Ben JonsonThe Hourglass Ben JonsonX Mon. December [1744] hath xxxi days. Benjamin FranklinChicago Carl SandburgFog Carl SandburgMaker of Heaven and Earth Cecil Frances AlexanderThe Sea View Charlotte SmithA Daughter of Eve Christina RossettiIn an Artist's Studio Christina Rossettifrom Goblin Market Christina RossettiA Birthday Christina RossettiThe Passionate Shepherd to His Love Christopher Marlowefrom Dr. Faustus, Scene 12 Christopher Marlowefrom The Divine Comedy, from The Inferno Dante AlighieriChiding David BatesChildhood David BatesSpeak Gently David BatesJury Duty Deena LinettThe Tiger in the Driveway Deena LinettThe City in the Sea Edgar Allan PoeThe Raven Edgar Allan PoeThe Bells Edgar Allan PoeAnnabel Lee Edgar Allan PoeDoc Hill Edgar Lee MastersSeth Compton Edgar Lee Mastersfrom Amoretti: Sonnet 67 Edmund Spenserfrom The Faerie Queene, from The First Booke Edmund SpenserRecuerdo Edna St. Vincent MillayFirst Fig Edna St. Vincent MillaySecond Fig Edna St. Vincent Millayfrom The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám of Naishápúr Edward FitzGeraldThe Owl and the Pussy-Cat Edward LearMiniver Cheevy Edwin Arlington RobinsonThe House on the Hill Edwin Arlington RobinsonSonnet 43 Elizabeth Barrett Browningfrom Sonnets from the Portuguese Elizabeth Barrett BrowningStars Emily Brontë[Shall earth no more inspire thee] Emily Brontë348 Emily Dickinson712 Emily Dickinson254 Emily Dickinson303 Emily Dickinson328 Emily DickinsonThe New Colossus Emma LazarusIn a Station of the Metro Ezra PoundI Write My Mother a Poem Fleda BrownThe Women Who Loved Elvis All Their Lives Fleda BrownThe Night Has a Thousand Eyes Francis William BourdillonDisorder Gamaliel Bradford
The Billion Heartbeats of the Mammal Gary FinckeThe Magpie Evening: A Prayer Gary Finckefrom The Canterbury Tales, from The Wife of Bath's Prologue Geoffrey ChaucerWhen We Two Parted George Gordon, Lord ByronShe walks in beauty George Gordon, Lord ByronSo, we'll go no more a roving George Gordon, Lord ByronAnd Thou Art Dead, As Young and Fair George Gordon, Lord ByronMan George HerbertGod's Grandeur Gerard Manley HopkinsPied Beauty Gerard Manley Hopkins[Carrion Comfort] Gerard Manley HopkinsSpring and Fall Gerard Manley HopkinsAthletes Grace CavalieriDates Grace CavalieriThe Retreat Henry VaughanThey Are All Gone into the World of Light! Henry VaughanThe Fire of Drift-Wood Henry Wadsworth LongfellowThe Tide Rises, the Tide Falls Henry Wadsworth LongfellowAmerica Herman MelvilleBook 1, No. 5 (“To Pyrrha”) HoraceThe Violin J. E. BallSong [Go and catch a falling star] John DonneThe Flea John DonneDeath, be not proud (Holy Sonnet 10) John DonneThe Baite John DonneTo the Memory of Mr. Oldham John DrydenBurning Drift-Wood John Greenleaf WhittierIchabod! John Greenleaf WhittierOde on a Grecian Urn John KeatsOn First Looking into Chapman’s Homer John KeatsLa Belle Dame sans Merci John Keatsfrom Paradise Lost, Book I John MiltonWhen I Consider How My Light Is Spent John MiltonA Satirical Elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General Jonathan SwiftOde Joseph Addisonfrom An Account of the Greatest English Poets Joseph Addisonfrom On the Equality of the Sexes, Part I Judith Sargent MurrayAmerica the Beautiful Katherine Lee BatesMatthew Arnold on Hearing Him Read His Poems , , , Katherine Lee BatesOn the Welch Language Katherine Philipsin the morning Kenneth CarrollRiding Shotgun Kenneth CarrollClimbing the Three Hills in Search of the Best Christmas Tree Len RobertsThe List of Most Difficult Words Len RobertsBirthday Song Leon MarkowiczCall Out Leon MarkowiczJabberwocky Lewis CarrollThe Walrus and the Carpenter Lewis CarrollWomen Louise BoganMedusa Louise BoganPortrait Louise BoganThe Poetess’s Hasty Resolution Margaret CavendishLines Written in Kensington Gardens Matthew ArnoldShakespeare Matthew ArnoldDover Beach Matthew ArnoldThe Last Leaf Oliver Wendell HolmesThe Chambered Nautilus Oliver Wendell HolmesHélas Oscar WildeMetamorphosis VII, 611 – 724 OvidSympathy Paul Laurence DunbarWe Wear the Mask Paul Laurence DunbarOzymandias Percy Bysshe ShelleyOde to the West Wind Percy Bysshe ShelleyHymn to Intellectual Beauty Percy Bysshe ShelleyTo a Sky-Lark Percy Bysshe Shelleyfrom The House of Night Philip FreneauTo a Lady on the Death of Her Husband Phillis WheatleyTo S. M., a Young African Painter, on Seeing His Works Phillis Wheatley[The doubt of future foes exiles my present joy] Queen Elizabeth IConcord Hymn Ralph Waldo EmersonBrahma Ralph Waldo EmersonAn Ode Richard BarnfieldTo Lucasta, Going to the Wars Richard LovelaceTo Althea, from Prison Richard LovelaceThe Affliction of Richard Robert BridgesLondon Snow Robert BridgesMy Last Duchess Robert BrowningTo a Mouse Robert Burns
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