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Preface Anonymous The wife of usher’s well The three ravensQueen Elizabeth I When I was fair and young The Doubt of future foes On monsieur’s departureEdmund Spenser Sonnet 30 Sonnet 70Sonnet 75William ShakespeareBlow, blow, thou winter wind Sonnet 18Sonnet 29Sonnet 35Sonnet 60Sonnet 71Sonnet 116Sonnet 130To be, or not to be How sweet the moonlightTomorrow and tomorrow The seven ages of man John Donne Daybreak Song The good-morrow Sonnet9Sonnet10Sonnet14Robert Herrick To the virgins, to make much of timeDreams Upon Julia’s clothes Delight in disorder Andrew MarvellTo his coy mistress A dialogue between the soul and Body The definition of loveWilliam Blake Introduction: reeds of innocence The echoing green The lambThe little black boyInfant Joy Introduction Earth’s answerThe tyger Infant sorrowTo the muses Jerusalem William Wordsworth She was a phantom of delightMy hearth leaps up Composed upon Westminster BridgeThe world is too much with us She dwelt among the unknown men We are seven It is a beauteous evening On the extinction of the Venetian republic, 1802In London, September 1802George Gordon, Lord ByronSo, we’ll go no more a-roving She walks in beautyWhen we two parted Stanzas for music There be none of beauty’s daughters They say that hope is happinessThe isles of GreecePercy B. Shelley A song: “men of England”One word is too often profaned The Indian serenade To- (music, when soft voices die)England in 1819The flower that smiles today Ozymandias Summer and winter John Keats On first looking into Chapman’s homerOn the grasshopper and the cricket When I have fears that I may cease to be On seeing the Elgin marblesTo one who has been long in city pentLa belle dame sans Merci: a ballad!Elizabeth Barret BrowningSonnet 14Sonnet 21Sonnet 22Sonnet43To George sand. A.RecognitionRobert BrowningParting at morning Pippa’s song Home – Thoughts, from the sea Mathew Arnold Dover beach To a friendGrowing old Lord Alfred Tennyson The kraken Now sleeps the crimson petal Song O that it were possible Tears, idle tearsDante Gabriel RossettiThe woodspurge The choice, IIIChristina RossettiSong After death Cowebs A birthday Echo A life’s parallels Sleeping at last Gerald Manley Hopkins The Windhover: to Christ our lord The starlight night Spring and fall: to a young child Algernon Charles SwinburneA leave-taking Cor cordium Thomas HardyNobody comes Cahnnel firing The man he killed New Year’s Eve I look into my glassDrummer HodgeHe never expected much (Or)A consideration (A reflection) on my eighty-sixth BirthdayWilliam Butler Yeats The second coming The lake isle of InnisfreeNever give all the hearthThe Gyres Meru Down by the Salley GardensAn Irish airman foresees his death Alfred E. HousmanTo an athlete dying youngSoldiers form the wars returning When I was one-and-twenty Wake not for the world-heard thunder They say my verse is sad: no wonder Epitaph on an army of mercenaries Dylan Thomas And death shall have no dominion Poem in October When all my five and country senses seeTwenty-four years Do not go gentle into that good night “This bread I break was once the oat”Vision and prayerA refusal to mourn the death by fire of a child in London Walter de la MareThe listeners Napoleon The ghost The stranger The keys of morning Edith SitwellAubade Four in the morning Street songThomas Stearns Eliot The waste Land I. The burial of the dead II. A game of chest III. The fire sermonIV. Death by water V. What the thunder said Robert GravesThe second-fatedThe blue-fly Recalling war Sick love The devil’s advice to story-tellers A plea to boys and girls Siegfried SassoonSuicide in the trenches Does it matter?“They”To his dead bodyStevie SmithAlone in the woods Away, melancholy Not waving but DrowningMy muse Our Bog is doodBibliography Internet bibliography
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