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Most of these poems I have posted over the years on various blogs as I (re)discovered them. This will explain why the articles are dates, rather than the poems’ titles. Some of them even accompany those online musings still. Each has meant something to me at one time, and many continue to resonate. A few I teach. | |||
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* | {{Big|Margaret Atwood}} | ||
* | * “[[November 13, 2017|Circe, Mud Poems]]” (excerpt) | ||
* | {{Big|Constantine Cavafy}} | ||
* | * “[[June 14, 2003|And I Lounged and Lay on Their Beds]]” | ||
* | * “[[July 23, 2003|Ithaka]]” | ||
* | {{Big|Hart Crane}} | ||
* | * “[[May 8, 2003|Exile]]” | ||
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* | {{Big|John Donne}} | ||
* | * “[[June 17, 2003|Song]]” | ||
* | {{Big|T. S. Eliot}} | ||
* “[[May 14, 2003|Ash Wednesday VI]]” | |||
* | * ''[[The Waste Land]]'' | ||
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{{Big|Philip Larkin}} | |||
* “[[May 15, 1996|The Mower]]” | |||
{{Big|Ovid}} | |||
* “[[July 18, 2003|Penelope to Ulysses]]” | |||
{{Big|Carl Sandberg}} | |||
* “[[June 29, 2003|Choose]]” | |||
{{Big|William Shakespeare}} | |||
* “[[June 15, 2003#Sonnet23|Sonnet 23]]” | |||
{{Big|Percy Bysshe Shelley}} | |||
* “[[May 3, 2003|Good-Night]]” | |||
* “[[July 30, 2013|Ozymandias]]” | |||
{{Big|Mark Strand}} | |||
* “[[June 20, 2003|Keeping Things Whole]]” | |||
* “[[June 20, 2003#Eating|Eating Poetry]]” | |||
{{Big|Derek Walcott}} | |||
* “[[June 24, 2003|Journey]]” | |||
{{Big|William Butler Yeats}} | |||
* “[[January 7, 2012|Sailing to Byzantium]]” | |||
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[[Category:Poetry]] | [[Category:Poetry]] |
Revision as of 16:53, 15 January 2020
Most of these poems I have posted over the years on various blogs as I (re)discovered them. This will explain why the articles are dates, rather than the poems’ titles. Some of them even accompany those online musings still. Each has meant something to me at one time, and many continue to resonate. A few I teach.
Margaret Atwood
- “Circe, Mud Poems” (excerpt)
Constantine Cavafy
Hart Crane
- “Exile”
John Donne
- “Song”
T. S. Eliot
Philip Larkin
Ovid
Carl Sandberg
- “Choose”
William Shakespeare
Percy Bysshe Shelley
- “Good-Night”
- “Ozymandias”
Mark Strand
Derek Walcott
- “Journey”
William Butler Yeats