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The Suliote Mother | |
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The Lady of The Castle | |
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To Wordsworth | |
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Casabianca | |
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The Grave of a Poetess | |
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The Image In Lava | |
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The Indian With His Dead Child | |
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The Rock of Cader Idris | |
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Advertisement | |
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Sappho's Song | |
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"Preface" to The Venetian Bracelet, The Lost Pleiad, A History of the Lyre, and Other Poems | |
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The Nameless Grave | |
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The Factory | |
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Carthage | |
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Felicia Hemans | |
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Rydal Water and Grasmere Lake | |
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Infanticide in Madagascar | |
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The Cry of the Children | |
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Sonnets From the Portuguese: III | |
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Sonnets From the Portuguese: XXII | |
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Sonnets From the Portuguese: XXIX | |
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Sonnets From the Portuguess: XLIII | |
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The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point | |
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Aurora Leigh: First Book | |
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Aurora Leigh: Second Book | |
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Aurora Leigh: Fifth Book | |
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A Curse for a Nation | |
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A Musical Instrument | |
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From Voice From the Factories | |
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The Creole Girl | |
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The Poet's Choice | |
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Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam | |
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Mariana | |
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Supposed Confessions of a Second-Rate Sensitive Mind | |
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The Poet | |
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The Poet's Mind | |
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The Mystic | |
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The Kraken | |
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The Lady of Shalott | |
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To ---, With the Following Poem [The Palace of Art] | |
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The Palace of Art | |
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The Hesperides | |
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The Lotos-Eaters | |
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The Two Voices | |
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St Simeon Stylites | |
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Ulysses | |
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Tiresias | |
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The Epic [Morte d'Arthur] | |
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Morte d'Arthur | |
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"Break, break, break" | |
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Locksley Hall | |
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The Vision of Sin | |
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In Memoriam A.H.H. | |
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The Charge of the Light Brigade | |
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Maud | |
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Tithonus | |
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Crossing the Bar | |
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My Last Duchess | |
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Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister | |
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Johannes Agricola in Meditation | |
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Porphyria's Lover | |
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Pictor Ignotus | |
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The Lost Leader | |
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The Bishop Orders His Tom at Saint Praxed's Church | |
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The Laboratory | |
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Love Among the Ruins | |
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Fra Lippo Lippi | |
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A Toccata of Galuppi's | |
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By the Fire-Side | |
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An Epistle Containing the Strange Medical Experience of Karshish, The Arab Physician | |
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"Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" | |
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The Statue and the Bust | |
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How It Strikes a Contemporary | |
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The Last Ride Together | |
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Bishop Blougram's Apology | |
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Andrea del Sarto | |
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Saul | |
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Cleon | |
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Abt Vogler | |
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Rabbi Ben Ezra | |
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Caliban upon Setebos; or, Natural Theology in the Island | |
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The Owl and the Pussy-Cat | |
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The Dong with a Luminous Nose | |
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How Pleasant to Know Mr. Lear | |
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The Missionary | |
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Master and Pupil | |
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On the Death of Emily Jane Bronte | |
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On the Death of Anne Bronte | |
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Reason | |
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"The house was still - the room was still" | |
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The Lonely Lady | |
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"Is this my tomb, this humble stone" | |
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"Obscure and little seem my way" | |
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"Riches I hold in light esteem" | |
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To Imagination | |
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Plead For Me | |
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Remembrance | |
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The Prisoner | |
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"No coward soul is mine" | |
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Stanzas - "Often rebuked, yet always back returning" | |
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A Farewell to Alexandria | |
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"Long neglect has worn away" | |
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"The night is darkening round me" | |
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"What winter floods, what showers of spring" | |
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"She dried her tears, and they did smile" | |
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The Waters | |
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The Ploughshare of Old England | |
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Song of the Red Indian | |
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Song of the Ugly Maiden | |
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A Song For The Workers | |
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Duty - that's to say complying | |
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Qui Laborat, Orat | |
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The Latest Decalogue | |
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"Say not the struggle nought availeth" | |
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The Voice of the Poor | |
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A Lament For the Potato | |
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Tristan and Isolde | |
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To a Gipsy Child by the Sea-Shore | |
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The Strayed Reveller | |
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Resignation | |
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The Forsaken Merman | |
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To Marguerite - Continued | |
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Stanzas in Memory of the Author of "Obermann" | |
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Empedocles on Etna | |
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Memorial Verses | |
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Dover Beach | |
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The Buried Life | |
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Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse | |
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The Scholar-Gipsy | |
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Thyrsis | |
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The Blessed Damozel | |
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My Sister's Sleep | |
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Jenny | |
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Nuptial Sleep | |
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The Portrait | |
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Silent Noon | |
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Willowwood | |
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The Soul's Sphere | |
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The Landmark | |
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Autumn Idleness | |
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The Hill Summit | |
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Old and New Art | |
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Soul's Beauty | |
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Body's Beauty | |
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A Superscription | |
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The One Hope | |
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The Serving Maid | |
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Woman's Rights | |
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The Lust of the Eyes | |
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Worn Out | |
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At Last | |
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Love and Hate | |
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Goblin Market | |
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A Birthday | |
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After Death | |
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An Apple Gathering | |
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Echo | |
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"No, Thank you, John" | |
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Song | |
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Uphill | |
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A Better Resurrection | |
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"The Iniquity of the Fathers Upon the Children" | |
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Monna Innominata: 1 | |
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Monna Innominata: 2 | |
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Monna Innominata: 3 | |
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Monna Innominata: 4 | |
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Monna Innominata: 5 | |
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Monna Innominata: 6 | |
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Monna Innominata: 7 | |
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Monna Innominata: 8 | |
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Monna Innominata: 9 | |
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Monna Innominata: 10 | |
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Monna Innominata: 11 | |
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Monna Innominata: 12 | |
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Monna Innominata: 13 | |
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Monna Innominata: 14 | |
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"For Thine Own Sake, O My God" | |
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In an Artist's Studio | |
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Jabberwocky | |
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The Walrus and the Carpenter | |
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The Defense of Guenevere | |
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The Haystack in the Floods | |
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The Triumph of Time | |
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Itylus | |
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Anactoria | |
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Hymn to Proserpine | |
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The Leper | |
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The Garden of Proserpine | |
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A Forsaken Garden | |
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At A Month's End | |
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Ave Atque Vale | |
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Circe | |
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A Castaway | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: VI | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: VII | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: IX | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XII | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XIII | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XIV | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XV | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XVI | |
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Mother and Daughter Sonnets: XVII | |
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Hap | |
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Neutral Tones | |
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A Broken Appointment | |
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The Darkling Thrush | |
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The Self-Unseeing | |
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In Tenebris | |
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The Minute Before Meeting | |
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Night in the Old Home | |
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The Something that Saved Him | |
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Afterwards | |
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A Young Man's Exhortation | |
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Snow in the Suburbs | |
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In a Wood | |
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The Wreck of the Deutschland | |
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God's Grandeur | |
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The Windhover | |
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Felix Randal | |
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"As kingfishers catch fire, dragonflies draw flame" | |
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The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo | |
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Carrion Comfort | |
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"No worst, there is none" | |
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Tom's Garland | |
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Harry Ploughman | |
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Preface | |
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La Gioconda | |
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The Birth of Venus | |
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"Death, men say, is like a sea" | |
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"Ah, Eros doth not always smite" | |
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"Sometimes I do despatch my heart" | |
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"Solitary Death, make me thine own" | |
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Love's Sour Leisure | |
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"It was deep April, and the morn" | |
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An Aeolian Harp | |
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A Letter from a Girl to Her Own Old Age | |
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In February | |
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A Father of Women | |
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The Threshing Machine | |
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Reflections: (I) In Ireland | |
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Reflections: (II) In "Othello" | |
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Reflections: (III) In Two Poets | |
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Requiescat | |
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Helas! | |
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Impressions: le jardin | |
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Impressions: la mer | |
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Symphony in Yellow | |
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Gentlemen-Rankers | |
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In the Neolithic Age | |
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Recessional | |
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The White Man's Burden | |
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If | |
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The Dark Angel | |
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Summer Storm | |
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Dead | |
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The End | |
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Nihilism | |
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The Darkness | |
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In a Workhouse | |
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Bagley Wood | |
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The Destroyer of a Soul | |
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The Precept of Silence | |
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A Proselyte | |
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The Farmer's Bride | |
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In Nunhead Cemetery | |
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The Road To Kerity | |
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I Have Been Through The Gates | |
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The Cenotaph | |
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V.R.I.: i. January 22nd, 1901 | |
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V.R.I.: ii. February 2nd, 1901 | |
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Poetic Theory | |
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Tennyson - Poems, Chiefly Lyrical - 1830 | |
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On Some of the Characteristics of Modern Poetry | |
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On the Ancient and Modern Influence of Poetry | |
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"What is Poetry?" | |
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"Introductory Essay" ["Essay on Shelley"] | |
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Recent English Poetry: A Review of Several Volumes of Poems by Alexander Smith, Matthew Arnold, and Others | |
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Preface to the First Edition of Poems | |
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Of the Pathetic Fallacy | |
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The Function of Criticism at the Present Time | |
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Wordsworth, Tennyson, and Browning; or, Pure, Ornate, and Grotesque Art in English Poetry | |
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The Fleshly School of Poetry; Mr. D.G. Rossetti | |
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The Stealthy School Of Criticism | |
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Under The Microscope | |
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The Renaissance: Studies in Art and Poetry | |
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Author's Preface | |
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Tennyson | |
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Robert Browning | |
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The Rhythm of Life | |
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Index of First Lines | |
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Index of Authors and Titles | |