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The Rattle Bag
An Anthology of Poetry
Edited by Seamus Heaney and Ted Hughes
Faber and Faber, Inc., March 2005
ISBN: 978-0-571-22583-5, ISBN10: 0-571-22583-7,
5 1/4 x 8 1/2 inches, 496 pages,
Trade Paperback, $24.95
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The Rattle Bag
is an anthology of poetry (mostly in English but occasionally in translation) for general readers and students of all ages and backgrounds. These poems have been selected by the simple yet telling criteria that they are the personal favorites of the editors, themselves two of contemporary literature's leading poets.
Moreover, Heaney and Hughes have elected to list their favorites not by theme or by author but simply by title (or by first line, when no title is given). As they explain in their Introduction: "We hope that our decision to impose an arbitrary alphabetical order allows the contents [of this book] to discover themselves as we ourselves gradually discovered them—each poem full of its singular appeal, transmitting its own signals, taking its chances in a big, voluble world."
With undisputed masterpieces and rare discoveries, with both classics and surprises galore,
The Rattle Bag
includes the work of such key poets as William Shakespeare, Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, Lewis Carroll, Dylan Thomas, Wallace Stevens, Elizabeth Bishop, and Sylvia Plath among its hundreds of poems. A helpful Glossary as well as an Index of Poets and Works are offered at the conclusion of this hefty, diverse, and inspiring collection of poetry.
Quotes
"The method employed in arranging and presenting [the contents of this book] must surely be the one for all the best anthologies . . .
The Rattle Bag
sets a standard which other anthologies will find it difficult to equal."—
Alan Brownjohn,
The Times Literary Supplement
(London)
"A splendid, huge, resonant book."—
The Observer
(London)
"A must for anyone at all who likes poetry."—
Melvyn Bragg,
The Times
(London)
Table of Contents
A-M
"'Adieu, farewell earth's bliss,'" Thomas Nashe
"After his Death," Norman MacCaig
n0 "After Looking into a Book Belonging to My Great-Grandfather . . .," Hyam Plutzik
"Afterwards," Thomas Hardy
"Ah! Sunflower," William Blake
"Alfred Corning Clark," Robert Lowell
"The Allansford Pursuit," Robert Graves
"'All the world's a stage,'" William Shakespeare
"Among the Narcissi," Sylvia Plath
"The Ancients of the World," R. S. Thomas
"'And death shall have no dominion,'" Dylan Thomas
"And in the 51st Year of that Century . . . ," Hyam Plutzik
"'And the days are not full enough,'" Ezra Pound
"Angelica the Doorkeeper," Anon
"'The Angel that presided o'er my birth,'" William Blake
"'Anger lay by me all night long,'" Elizabeth Daryush
"An Animal Alphabet," Edward Lear
"Another Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries," Hugh MacDiarmid
"'anyone lived in a pretty how town,'" e. e. cummings
"Apple Blossom," Louis MacNeice
"The Artist," William Carlos Williams
"'As I came in by Fiddich-side,'" Anon
"'As I walked out one evening,'" W. H. Auden
"'As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame,'" Gerard Manley Hopkins
"As Much as You Can," C. P. Cavafy
"'As the team's head-brass flashed out,'" Edward Thomas
"'As you came from the holy land,'" Sir Walter Ralegh
"At Grass," Philip Larkin
"At the Bomb Testing Site," William Stafford
"'At the grey round of the hill,'" W. B. Yeats
"Auguries of Innocence," William Blake
"Aunt Julia," Norman MacCaig
"Autobahnmotorwayautoroute," Adrian Mitchell
"Autobiography," Louis MacNeice
"Autowreck," Karl Shapiro
"'Aye, but to die, and go we know not where,'" William Shakespeare
"Baby Song," Thom Gunn
"The Badger," John Clare
"Bagpipe Music," Louis MacNeice
"Bags of Meat," Thomas Hardy
"The Ballad of Rudolph Reed," Gwendolyn Brooks
"Ballad of the Bread Man," Charles Causley
"Be Merry," Anon
"Beeny Cliff," Thomas Hardy
"'Before I knocked and flesh let enter,'" Dylan Thomas
"Behaviour of Fish in an Egyptian Tea Garden," Keith Douglas
"La Belle Dame Sans Merci," John Keats
"Bells for John Whiteside's Daughter," John Crowe Ransom
"'Be not afeard: the isle is full of noises,'" William Shakespeare
"Bermudas," Andrew Marvell
"Bethsabe's Song," George Peele
"Bifocal," William Stafford
"The Bight," Elizabeth Bishop
"Binsey Poplars," Cerard Manley Hopkins
"Birches," Robert Frost
"Birth of the Foal," Ferenc Juhász
"The Black Cloud," W. H. Davies
"Black Rock of Kiltearn," Andrew Young
"The Blacksmiths," Anon
"Blue Girls," John Crowe Ransom
"Boat Stealing," William Wordsworth
"Bog-Face," Stevie Smith
"'Break, break, break,'" Alfred Lord Tennyson
"Breathing Space July," Tomas Transtromer
"Brian O'Linn," Anon
"'Buffalo Bill's,'" e. e. cummings
"The Buffalo Skinners," Anon
"Bullfight," Miroslav Holub
"The Burglar of Babylon," Elizabeth Bishop
"The Burning Babe," Robert Southwell
"The Cable Ship," Harry Edmund Martinson
"'Call for the Robin Redbreast and the Wren,'" John Webster
"The Cap and Bells," W. B. Yeats
"Carentan O Carentan," Louis Simpson
"'Carry her over the water,'" W. H. Auden
"Channel Firing," Thomas Hardy
"A Charm," Anon
"The Child Dying," Edwin Muir
"A Child's Pet," W. H. Davies
"Child's Song," Robert Lowell
"The Chimney Sweeper," William Blake
"The Clod and the Pebble," William Blake
"Cocaine Lil and Morphine Sue," Anon
"Cock-Crow," Edward Thomas
"The Cold Heaven," W. B. Yeats
"The Collarbone of a Hare," W. B. Yeats
"The Combe," Edward Thomas
"The Compassionate Fool," Norman Cameron
"Cotton," Harry Edmund Martinson
"'Could mortal lip divine,'" Emily Dickinson
"The Cow," Ogden Nash
"Cowper's Tame Hare," Norman Nicholson
"A Crocodile," Thomas Lovell Beddoes
"Crossing the Alps," William Wordsworth
"Crossing the Water," Sylvia Plath
"Crystals Like Blood," Hugh MacDiarmid
"The Cuckoo," Anon
"Cut Grass," Philip Larkin
"Dahn the Plug'ole," Anon
"The Darkling Thrush," Thomas Hardy
"Days," Philip Larkin
"The Dead Crab," Andrew Young
"Death," Anon
"Death in Leamington," Sir John Betjeman
"The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner," Randall Jarrell
"Delayed Action," Christian Morgenstem
"Desert Places," Robert Frost
"The Destruction of Sennacherib," Lord Byron
"A Devil," Zbigniew Herbert ar"The Devil in Texas," Anon
"Dinogad's Petticoat," Anon
"Dirge," Kenneth Fearing
"Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock," Wallace Stevens
"A Divine Image," William Blake
"'Do not go gentle into that good night'" Dylan Thomas
"Donal Og," Anon
"The Donkey," G. K. Chesterton
"Don't Let that Horse," Lawrence Ferlinghetti
"The Dream About Our Master, William Shakespeare," Hyam Plutzik
"A Drover," Padraic Colum
"The Duck," Ogden Nash
"Dusk in the Country," Harry Edmund Martinson
"The Dying Airman," Anon
from
"Eagle in New Mexico," D. H. Lawrence
"The Earthworm," Harry Edmund Martinson
"Earthy Anecdote," Wallace Stevens
"Elegy for Himself," Chidiock Tichborne
"Epigrams," J. V. Cunningham
"An Epitaph," Walter de la Mare
"Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries," A. E. Housman
"Epitaph on a Tyrant," W. H. Auden
"Epitaph on the Earl of Leicester," Sir Walter Ralegh
"Eternity," William Blake
"Even Such is Time," Sir Walter Ralegh
"The Explosion," Philip Larkin
"Exposure," Wilfred Owen
"Fable," Janos Pilinszky
"The Face of the Horse," Nikolai Alekseevich Zabolotsky
"The Fair Maid of Amsterdam," Anon
"Fairy Tale," Miroslav Holub
"The Faking Boy," Anon
"The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House," Thomas Hardy
"'Fear no more the heat o' the sun,'" William Shakespeare
"Field-Glasses," Andrew Young
"The Fish," Elizabeth Bishop
"The Fight," Theodore Roethke
"The Flood," John Clare
"A Flower Given to My Daughter," James Joyce
"The Flower-Fed Buffaloes," Vachel Lindsay
"Flowers by the Sea," William Carlos Willams
"The Fly," Miroslav Holub
"Flying Crooked," Robert Graves
"For a Lamb," Richard Eberhart
"'The force that through the green fuse drives the flower,'" Dylan Thomas
"Forgotten Girlhood," Laura Riding
"Fox Dancing," Suzanne Knowles
"Francis Jammes: A Prayer to Go to Paradise with the Donkeys," Richard Wilbur
"Frankie and Johnny," Anon
"The Frog," Anon
"The Fury of Aerial Bombardment," Richard Eberhart
"Futility," Wilfred Owen
from
"Games," Vasco Popa
par"The Garden of Love," William Blake
"The Garden Seat," Thomas Hardy
"Gathering Leaves," Robert Frost
"The Gazelle Calf," D. H. Lawrence
"The Germ," Ogden Nash
"Girl," Anon
"Giving Potatoes," Adrian Mitchell
"A Glass of Beer," James Stephens
"The Goose and the Gander," Anon
"Great and Strong," Miroslav Holub
"The Habit of Perfection," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"Ha'nacker Mill," Hilaire Belloc
"'The hand that signed the paper felled a city,"' Dylan Thomas
"The Happy Heart," Thomas Dekker
"Hares at Play," John Clare
"'The Hart loves the high wood,'" Anon
"The Hawk," George Mackay Brown
"He Hears the Cry of the Sedge," W. B. Yeats
"'Hear the voice of the Bard!'" William Blake
"The Hearse Song," Anon
"Heaven-Haven," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"The Hen," Christian Morgenstem
"Here," R. S. Thomas
"Here Lies a Lady," John Crowe Ransom
"Heredity," Thomas Hardy
"A History Lesson," Miroslav Holub
"The Horses," Edwin Muir
"Hospital Barge at Cérisy," Wilfred Owen
"The House of Hospitalities," Thomas Hardy
"'How doth the little crocodile,'" Lewis Carroll
"'How happy is the little Stone,'" Emily Dickinson
"How to Kill," Keith Douglas
"Humming-Bird," D. H. Lawrence
"Hunter Poems of the Yoruba," Anon
"Baboon Blue"
"Cuckoo"
"Buffalo"
"Chicken"
"Colobus Monkey"
"Elephant"
"Hyena"
"Kob Antelope"
"Leopard"
"Red Monkey"
"Hurt Hawks," Robinson Jeffers
"'I cannot grow,'" W. H. Auden
"'I saw a Peacock with a fiery tail,'" Anon
"'I think that the Root of the Wind is Water,'" Emily Dickinson
"'I will give my love an apple without e'er a core,'" Anon
"'If I might be an ox,'" Anon
"'In beauty may I walk,'" Anon
"'In Golden Gate Park that day,'" Lawrence Ferlinghetti
"In the Deep Channel," William Stafford
"'In the touch of this bosom there worketh a spell,'" Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"In Time of 'The Breaking of Nations,'" Thomas Hardy
"Infant Sorrow," William Blake
"Innocence," Patrick Kavanagh
"The Inquest," W. H. Davies
"Interruption to a Journey," Norman MacCaig
"Inversnaid," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"Invictus," W. E. Henley
"'It is not growing like a tree,'" Ben Jonson
"'It's such a little thing to weep,'" Emily Dickinson
"It Was All Very Tidy," Robert Graves
"'It was a lover and his lass,'" William Shakespeare
"Jabberwocky," Lewis Carroll
"Janet Waking," John Crowe Ransom
"Jerusalem," William Blake
"Jim Desterland," Hyam Plutzik
"John Barleycorn," Robert Burns
"John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs Mary Moore," W. B. Yeats
"John Mouldy," Walter de la Mare
"The Jungle Husband," Stevie Smith
"Kerr's Ass," Patrick Kavanagh
"The Knee," Christian Morgenstem
"The Knight's Tomb," Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"Lament for Tadhg Cronin's Children," Michael Hartnett
"Landscapes," T. S. Eliot
"New Hampshire"
"Virginia"
"Usk"
"Rannoch, by Glencoe"
"Cape Ann"
"The Last Words of My English Grandmother," William Carlos Williams
"The Leaden-Eyed," Vachel Lindsay
"Legend," Judith Wright
"The Legs," Robert Graves
"Lepanto," G. K. Chesterton
"The Lie," Sir Walter Ralegh
"'Like Rain it sounded till it curved,'" Emily Dickinson
"Lines for an Old Man," T. S. Eliot
"The Lion for Real," Allen Ginsberg
"Little Fish," D. H. Lawrence
"The Little Mute Boy," Federico García Lorca
"Little Trotty Wagtail," John Clare
"Lizard," D. H. Lawrence
"The Locust," Anon
"Lollocks," Robert Graves
"London," William Blake
"'Lonely the sea-bird lies at her rest,'" W. B. Yeats
"Long John Brown and Little Mary Bell," William Blake
"Lore," R. S. Thomas
"'Loveliest of trees, the cherry now,'" A. E. Housman
"'The lowest trees have tops, the ant her gall,'" Edward Dyer
"Macavity: the Mystery Cat," T. S. Eliot
"Mad Gardener's Song," Lewis Carroll
"Mad Tom's Song," Anon
"'maggie and milly and molly and may,'" e. e. cummings
"The Maldive Shark," Herman Melville
"Man and Bat," D. H. Lawrence
"The Man He Killed," Thomas Hardy
"Manners," Elizabeth Bishop
"The Marvel," Keith Douglas
"Mary Stuart," Edwin Muir
from
"The Mask of Anarchy," Percy Bysshe Shelley
"Masses," César Vallejo
"The Meadow Mouse," Theodore Roethke
"Meditation on the A30," Sir John Betjeman
"Memorabilia," Robert Browning
"Memories of Verdun," Alan Dugan
"Memory of My Father," Patrick Kavanagh
"Merlin," Edwin Muir
"'Methought that I had broken from the Tower,'" William Shakespeare
"The Midnightmouse," Christian Morgenstem
"The Mill-Pond," Edward Thomas
"The Minimal," Theodore Roethke
"'Mips and ma the mooly moo,'" Theodore Roethke
"Monkeyland," Sándor Weöres
"The Moon and a Cloud," W. H. Davies
"Moonrise," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"'More Light! More Light!,'" Anthony Hecht
"Mosquito," D. H. Lawrence
"The Mosquito Knows," D. H. Lawrence
"Mountain Lion," D. H. Lawrence
"Mouse's Nest," John Clare
"Mushrooms," Sylvia Plath
"My Cat, Jeoffrey," Christopher Smart
"'My father played the melodeon,'" Patrick Kavanagh
About the Author(s)
By
Seamus Heaney
and
Ted Hughes
Seamus Heaney
received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1995. His many books of poetry include
Opened Ground
,
Electric Light
,
The Spirit Level
,
Seeing Things
,
Station Island
,
The Haw Lantern
, and
Field Work
, as well as translations of
Beowulf
and
Diary of One Who Vanished
. A resident of Dublin, he has taught poetry at Oxford University and Harvard University. In 2004, Heaney was presented with the
Kenyon Review
Award for Literary Achievement.
The British poet, translator, author, and critic
Ted Hughes
, born in 1930, wrote more than forty books, including, in the last decade of his life,
Shakespeare and the Goddess of Complete Being
;
Tales from Ovid
; verse adaptations of Aeschylus's
Oresteia
, Racine's
Phèdre
, and Euripedes'
Alcestis
; and the bestselling
Birthday Letters
. Hughes served as Poet Laureate to Queen Elizabeth II from 1984 until his death in 1998.
Table of Contents
M-Z
"The Names of the Hare," Anon
"Napoleon," Walter de la Mare
"'A narrow Fellow in the Grass,'" Emily Dickinson
"Nature's Lineaments," Robert Graves
"'nobody loses all the time,'" e. e. cummings
"The North Ship," Philip Larkin
"The Nose," Iain Crichton Smith
"'Now entertain conjecture of a time,'" William Shakespeare
"Nutting," William Wordsworth
"The Octopus," Ogden Nash
"Ode to a Nightingale," John Keats
"Of Poor B. B.," Bertolt Brecht
"The Old Familiar Faces," Charles Lamb
"'An old man stirs the fire to a blaze,'" W. B. Yeats
"Old Men," Ogden Nash
"Omens," Anon
"On a Tree Fallen Across the Road," Robert Frost
"On Buying a Horse," Anon
"On My First Sonne," Ben Jonson
"On the Beach at Fontana," James Joyce
"On the Cards and Dice," Sir Walter Ralegh
"On the Congo," Harry Edmund Martinson
"On Wenlock Edge," A. E. Housman
"'One Christmas-time,'" William Wordsworth
"'Our revels now are ended,'" William Shakespeare
"Out in the Dark," Edward Thomas
"'Out, Out—'" Robert Frost
"The Owl," Edward Thomas
"The Oxen," Thomas Hardy
"The Ox-Tamer," Walt Whitman
"Ozymandias," Percy Bysshe Shelley
"Pangar Bàn," Anon
"The Passionate Man's Pilgrimage," Sir Walter Ralegh
"The Passionate Shepherd to His Love," Christopher Marlowe
and two replies:
"The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd," Sir Walter Ralegh
"The Baite," John Donne
"Pat Cloherty's version of The Maisie," Richard Murphy
"'Pensive, on her dead gazing, I heard the Mother of All,'" Walt Whitman
"Perfect," Hugh MacDiarmid
"Pheasant," Sylvia Plath
"Piano," D. H. Lawrence
"Pied Beauty," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"The Pig," Ogden Nash
"The Pilgrim," W. B. Yeats
"Ploughing on Sunday," Wallace Stevens
"Poem in October," Dylan Thomas
"A Poison Tree," William Blake
"Poor but Honest," Anon
"Poppies in July," Sylvia Plath
"Praise of a Collie," Norman MacCaig
"The Properties of a Good Greyhound," Dame Juliana Berners
"Raleigh Was Right," William Carlos Williams
"Range-Finding," Robert Frost
"The Rattle Bag," Dafydd ap Gwilym
"Reflection on Ingenuity," Ogden Nash
"'Repeat that, repeat,'" Gerard Manley Hopkins
"The Return," Ezra Pound
"The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letter," Ezra Pound
"'Running lightly over spongy ground,'" Theodore Roethke
"The Sad Boy," Laura Riding
"The Saginaw Song," Theodore Roethke
"Saint Francis and the Sow," Galway Kinnell
"Sandpiper," Elizabeth Bishop
"The Scholar," Austin Clarke
"Scotland Small?" Hugh MacDiarmid
"Sea-Change," John Masefield
"A Sea-Chantey," Derek Walcott
"The Seafarer," Ezra Pound
"Sea-Hawk," Richard Eberhart
"Season Song," Anon
"Sea-Weed," D. H. Lawrence
"Self-Pity," D. H. Lawrence
"The Self-Unseeing," Thomas Hardy
"The Send-Off," Wilfred Owen
"Senex," John Betjeman
"The Seven," Anon
"'Seventy feet down,'" Philip Larkin
"The Seventh," Attila Jószef
"She and I," Norman Cameron
"Sheep," W. H. Davies
"'She is the fairies' midwife, and she comes,'" William Shakespeare
"The Shooting of Dan McGrew," Robert Service
"The Shooting of John Dillinger Outside the Biograph Theater, July 22 1934," David Wagoner
"Shroud," George Mackay Brown
"The Sick Rose," William Blake
"'the silver swan, who living had no note,'" Orlando Gibbons
"Similes for Two Political Characters of 1819," Percy Bysshe Shelley
"'Since there's no help, come, let us kiss and part,'" Michael Drayton
"Sir Patrick Spens," Anon
"Sir Walter Ralegh to His Son," Sir Walter Ralegh
"The Six Strings," Federico García Lorca
"'Slow, slow, fresh fount, keep time with my salt teares,'" Ben Jonson
"The Smile," William Blake
"Snake," D. H. Lawrence
"Solitude," Tomas Transtromer
"Song: I Hid My Love," John Clare
"Song for the Clatter-Bones," F. R. Higgins
"Song for the Head," George Peele
"Songs for a Colored Singer," Elizabeth Bishop
"Sonnet," Dante
"Sounds of the Day," Norman MacCaig
"Spring," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"Spring and Fall," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"'Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone,'" W. H. Auden
"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," Robert Frost
"Strange Meeting," Wilfred Owen
"The Streets of Laredo," Anon
"A Strong Wind," Austin Clarke
"A Survey," William Stafford
"Swedes," Edward Thomas
"Sweeney Praises the Trees," Anon
"Sweet Suffolk Owl," Thomas Vautor
"Taboo to Boot," Ogden Nash
"Taffy was a Welshman," Anon
"Tails and Heads," Suzanne Knowles
"Taking Leave of a Friend," Ezra Pound
"Tarantella," Hilaire Belloc
"'There came a Wind like a Bugle,'" Emily Dickinson
"'There is a willow grows aslant a brook,'" William Shakespeare
"'There's a certain Slant of light,'" Emily Dickinson
"There Was a Boy," William Wordsworth
"'There was a man and he was mad,'" Anon
"Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird," Wallace Stevens
"'This lunar beauty,'" W. H. Auden
"Thistle," Nikolai Alekseevich Zabolotsky
"Thomas Rymer," Anon
"Three Riddles from the Exeter Book," Geoffrey Grigson
"'Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd,'" William Shakespeare
"Tiger," A. D. Hope
"Tilly," James Joyce
"Timothy Winters," Charles Causley
"To a Schoolboy," Anon
"To Autumn," John Keats
"To the Foot from its Child," Pablo Neruda
"Track," Tomas Transtromer
"Transformations," Thomas Hardy
"A True Account of Talking to the Sun at Fire Island," Frank O'Hara
"The Twa Corbies," Anon
"Two Drops," Zbigniew Herbert
"Two Performing Elephants," D. H. Lawrence
"Two Songs of a Fool," W. B. Yeats
"TheTyger," William Blake
"The Unknown Bird," Edward Thomas
"The Unquiet Grave." Anon
"Ute Mountain," Charles Tomlinson
"The Vacuum," Howard Nemerov
"Vergissmeinicht," Keith Douglas
"The Villain," W. H. Davies
"Vision by Sweetwater," John Crowe Ransom
"The Visitant," Theodore Roethke
"The Vixen," John Clare
"A Walk," Nikolai Alekseevich Zabolotsky
"Walking West," William Stafford
"The Wanderer," W. H. Auden
"The Wandering Spectre," Anon
"War," Andrei Voznesensky
"War God's Horse Song," Anon
"'Was it for this?'" William Wordsworth
"Watch Your Step—I'm Drenched," Adrian Mitchell
"The Weapon," Hugh MacDiarmid
"Weathers," Thomas Hardy
"The Well Rising," William Stafford
"'When I set out for Lyonnesse,'" Thomas Hardy
"'When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd,'" Walt Whitman
"'When old corruption first begun,'" William Blake
"'When the rain raineth,"' Anon
"'The wicked who would do me harm,'" Anon
"The Wife of Usher's Well," Anon
"Wild Iron," Allen Curnow
"Willy Wet-leg," D. H. Lawrence
"'The wind blows out of the gates of the day,'" W. B. Yeats
"'The wind suffers of blowing,'" Laura Riding
"'A Wind that rose,'" Emily Dickinson
"The Windhover," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"Witches' Chasm," Ben Jonson
"'With fairest flowers,'" William Shakespeare
"The Woodlark," Gerard Manley Hopkins
"'Would you hear of an old-fashion'd sea-fight?'" Walt Whitman
"'Yon island carrions desperate of their bones,'" William Shakespeare
"You're," Sylvia Plath
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Index of Poets and Works
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