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Poetry

 

...pity the poor bloody poet.  The poet has no reserved materials, no unique modes.  He has nothing but words, the same tool that the whole cursed world uses to ask the way to the nearest lavatory, or with which they patter out excuses for the clumsy betrayals or shiftless evasions of their ordinary lives. 

Stephen Fry, The Hippopotamus

Lawrence

"Piano"

Hardy

"The Ruined Maid"

 

"The Oxen"

 

"Neutral Tones"

Marvell

"To His Coy Mistress"

Arnold

"Dover Beach"

Donne

"Death Be Not Proud"

Eliot

"The Love Song..."

Herbert

"Easter Wings"

Lawrence
Stafford
Plath
Hardy
Donne
Herbert
Marvell
Arnold
Eliot
Meter