Literary Greats
Shock Troops
Shock Troops a poem by Ernest M. Hemingway Men went happily to death But they were not the...
Gamblers All
Gamblers All a poem by: Charles Bukowski sometimes you climb out of bed in the morning and...
For Once, Then, Something
For Once, Then, Something a poem by: Robert Frost Others taunt me with having knelt at well-curbs...
Before I Knocked
Before I Knocked a poem by: Dylan Thomas Before I knocked and flesh let enter, With liquid...
Contusion
Contusion a poem by: Sylvia Plath Color floods to the spot, dull purple. The rest of the...
The Director
The Director a poem by: T.S. Elliot Woe to the unfortunate Thames! Tamisel Which flows so close...
Cruelly, Love
Cruelly, Love a poem by: E.E. Cummings walk the autumn long; the last flower in whose hair,...
The Angel That Presided ‘oer My Birth
The Angel That Presided ‘oer My Birth a poem by: William Blake The Angel that presided ‘oer...
Next Turn
Next Turn a poem by: Kenneth Slessor No pause! The buried pipes ring out, The flour-faced Antic...
A Fatal Impress
A Fatal Impress a poem by: Ella Wheeler Wilcox A little leaf just in the forest’s edge,...
A Light Exists in Spring
A Light Exists in Spring a poem by: Emily Dickinson A Light exists in Spring Not present...
Compensation
Compensation a poem by: Sara Teasdale I SHOULD be glad of loneliness And hours that go on...
The Lion For Real
The Lion For Real a poem by: Allen Ginsberg “Soyez muette pour moi, Idole contemplative…” I came...
