Sonnet XXIII: On his deceased wife / Whoso list to hunt? -- Varium et mutabile. -- Forget not yet the tried intent. -- My lute, awake / John MIlton -- Bargain. -- Philomela. -- His lady's cruelty / Sir Philip Sidney -- Epithalamion / Edmund Spenser -- Passionate shepherd to his love / Christopher Marlowe -- Sonnet I. -- Sonnet III. -- Sonnet XII. -- Sonnet XVIII. -- Sonnet XX. -- Sonnet XXIX. -- Sonnet XXX. -- Sonnet XXXIII. -- Sonnet LV. -- Sonnet LXV. -- Sonnet LXXI. -- Sonnet LXXIII. -- Sonnet XCIV. -- Sonnet CVI. -- Sonnet CVII. -- Sonnet CXVI. -- Sonnet CXXIX. -- Sonnet CXXX. -- Sonnet CXXXVIII. -- Sonnet CXLVI / William Shakespeare -- Death. -- Flea. -- Woman's constancy. -- Sun rising. -- Love's usury. -- Canonization. -- Break of day. -- Nocturnal upon St. Lucy's Day, being the shortest day. -- Valediction forbidding mourning. -- Ecstacy / John Donne -- Song to Celia. -- To the memory of my beloved master, William Shakespeare. -- Elegy. -- Of life and death. -- Clerimont's song. -- To Penshurst. -- To the world / Ben Jonson -- Corinna's going a-Maying. -- To the virgins, to make much of time. -- To violets. -- To daffodils. -- To blossoms. -- Primrose. -- Funeral rights of the rose. -- Delight in disorder. -- Upon Julia's clothes. -- Night-piece: to Julia. -- His winding-sheet / Robert Herrick -- To his coy mistress. -- Garden. -- Mower against gardens. -- Mower's song. -- Damon the mower. -- Mower to the glow-worms. -- Difinition of love. -- Coronet / Andrew Marvell -- Affliction. -- Sin. -- Vanity. -- Virtue. -- Discipline. -- Pulley. -- Collar. -- Love / George Herbert -- Hymn to the name and honour of the admirable Saint Teresa. -- Music's duel / Richard Crashaw -- Retreate. -- World. -- They are all gone / Henry Vaughan -- On the morning of Christ's nativity. -- L'allegro. -- Il Penseroso. -- Lycidas. -- Sonnet XVIII: on the late massacre in Piemont. -- Sonnet XIX: On his blindness. -- Sonnet XXIII: On his deceased wife / John MIlton -- O captain! My captain! / Mac-Flecknoe / Walt Whitman -- Rape of the lock / Alexander Pope -- Vanity of human wishes / Samuel Johnson -- Elegy written in a country church-yard / Thomas Gray -- To a mouse. -- To a louse. -- Red, red rose. -- Tam O'Shanter / Robert Burns -- Songs of innocence. -- Songs of experience / William Blake -- Resolution and independence. -- Lines (Tintern Abbey). -- Ode: intimations of immortality. -- Strange fits of passion I have known. -- She dwelt among untrodden ways. -- I travelled among unknown men. -- Three years she grew in sun and shower. -- Slumber did my spirit seal. -- I wandered lonely as a cloud. -- World is too much with us. -- To a skylark. -- Solitary reaper. -- Mutability. -- Ode to duty / William Wordsworth -- Rime of the ancient mariner. -- Frost at midnight. -- Kubla Khan. -- Dejection: an ode / Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- When we two parted. -- She walks in beauty. -- Destruction of Sennacherib. -- So we'll go no more a roving. -- Prisoner of Chillon. -- On this day I complete my thirty-sixth year / Lord Byron -- Hymn to intellectual beauty. -- Mont Blanc. -- Ozymandias. -- Ode to the west wind. -- To a skylark. -- Adonais / Percy Bysshe Shelley -- On first looking into Chapman's Homer. -- Eve of St. Agnes. -- Ode to a nightingale. -- Ode to a Grecian urn. -- Ode to Psyche. -- To autumn. -- Ode on melancholy. -- Sonnet: When I have frears that I may cease to be. -- La Belle Dame sans merci. -- Sonnet: To sleep. -- Ode on indolence. -- Sonnet: Bright star / John Keats -- Thanatopsis. -- To a waterfowl / William Cullen Bryant -- Uriel. -- Destiny. -- Ode: inscribed to W.H. Channing. -- Concord hymn. -- Fate. -- Days / Ralph Waldo Emerson -- Snow-flakes. -- Cross of snow. -- Skeleton in armor. -- Wreck of the Hesperus / Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Raven. -- Ulalume. -- Bells. -- Annabel Lee. -- Haunted Palace. -- Conqueror worm. -- City in the sea. -- Dream within a dream. -- Eldorado / Edgar Allan Poe -- One's-self I sing. -- Starting from Paumanok. -- Crossing Brooklyn Ferry. -- When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd. -- O captain! My captain! / Walt Whitman -- Jumblies / Hope is the thing with feathers. -- When I hoped I feared. -- Route of evanescence. -- I started early, took my dog. -- As imperceptibly as grief. -- There's a certain slant of light. -- Tell all the truth but tell it slant. -- Wild nights! Wild nights! -- Light exists in spring. -- Mine by the right of white election! -- I cannot live with you. -- Split the lark and you'll find the music. -- Safe in their alabaster chambers. -- I like a look of agony. -- Because I could not stop for Death. -- Our journey had advanced. -- I never lost as much but twice. -- I felt a funeral in my brain. -- In winter, in my room. -- Bible is an antique volume. -- I reckon, when I count at all. -- I dwell in Possibility. -- My life had stood a loaded gun. -- After great pain a formal feeling comes / Edward Lear -- Kraken. -- Mariana. -- Lady of Shalott. -- Morte d'Arthur. -- Locksley Hall. -- Charge of the Light Brigade. -- Frater Ave Atque Vale. -- Crossing the bar / Alfred, Lord Tennyson -- Rubìyt of Omar Khayym / Edward Fitzgerald -- Andrea del Sarto. -- Fra Lippo Lippi. -- Bishop orders his tomb. -- My last Duchess. -- Soliloquy of the Spanish cloister. -- Childe Roland to the dark tower came / Robert Browning -- Deserted garden. -- Musical instrument / Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- Dover Beach. -- Stanzas from the Grand Chartreuse / Matthew Arnold -- God's grandeur. -- Windhover. -- Pied beauty. -- Carrion comfort. -- No worst, there is none. -- I wake and feel the fell of dark / Gerard Manley Hopkins -- Blessed Damozel. -- Sudden light. -- Woodspurge. -- Honey suckle / Dante Gabriel Rossetti -- Goblin Market / Christina Rossetti -- Garden of Prosperpine. -- Ave Atque Vale / Algernon Charles Swinburne -- Owl and the pussy-cat. -- Jumblies / Edward Lear -- About the authors. Walrus and the carpenter / T.S. Eliot -- Hound of heaven / Francis Thompson -- Ballad of east and west. -- If / Rudyard Kipling -- Lake Isle of Innisfree. -- Double vision of Michael Robartes. -- Easter, 1916. -- Second coming / William Butler Yeats -- Afterwards. -- Neutral tones. -- Darkling thrush. -- Hap. -- Channel Firing. -- Convergence of the twain / Thomas Hardy --Ballad of Reading Gaol / Oscar Wilde -- Listeners / Walter De La Mare -- Strange meeting. -- Anthem for doomed youth. -- Insensibility. -- Dulce et Decorum Est. -- Futility / Wilfred Owen -- War sonnet I: Peace. -- War sonnet II: Safety. -- War sonnet III: The dead. -- War sonnet IV: The dead. -- War sonnet V: The soldier / Rupert Brooke -- Luke Havergal. -- Richard Cory. -- Shadrach O'Leary. -- Miniver Cheevy / Edward Arlington Robinson -- Serepta Mason. -- Amanda Barker. -- Constance Hately. -- Benjamin Panier. -- Mrs. Benjamin Pantier. -- Reuben Pantier. -- Trainor, the druggist. -- Minerva Jones. -- Indignation Jones. -- Doctor Meyers. -- Mrs. Meyers. -- Butch Weldy. -- A.D. Blood. -- Editor Whedon. -- Ralph Rhodes. -- Archibald Higbie / Edgar Lee Masters -- Mending wall. -- Death of the hired man. -- After apple-picking. -- Wood-pile. -- Road not taken. -- Birches. -- Design / Robert Frost -- Renascence. -- Ballad of the harp-weaver / Edna St. Vincent Millay -- Emperor of ice-cream. -- Disillusionment of ten o'clock. -- Thirteen ways of looking at a blackbird. -- Of the manner of addressing clouds. -- High-toned old Christian woman. -- Snow man. -- Sunday morning / Wallace Stevens -- Complaint. -- Queen-Ann's-Lace. -- Widow's lament in springtime. -- Great figure / William Carlos Williams -- Love song of J. Alfred Prufrock. -- Waste land / T.S. Eliot -- About the authors.
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