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The passionate shepherd to his love | |
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The nymph's reply to the shepherd | |
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The bait | |
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Song | |
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Raleigh was right | |
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Love under the Republicans (or Democrats) | |
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Invitation | |
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Covenant | |
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Williams was wrong | |
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Springtime sleep | |
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Summer sleep | |
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Sonnet 31 | |
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Sad steps | |
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Sad steps | |
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"Go, lovely rose!" | |
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Envoi | |
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Dream song 171 | |
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My cat Jeoffry | |
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Jeoffry the cat | |
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Arrival | |
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"The world is too much with us" | |
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Variation on a theme by Wordsworth | |
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Taste and see | |
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Casabianca | |
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Casabianca | |
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Casabianca III | |
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"I hear a river thro' the valley wander" | |
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Variations on a fragment by Trumbull Stickney | |
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In a station of the metro | |
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In a station of the metro | |
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El Hombre | |
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Nuances of a theme by Williams | |
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Musee des Beaux Arts | |
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The old and the new masters | |
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Musee des Beaux Arts revisited | |
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Lament | |
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Love poem 1990 | |
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Black stone lying on a white stone | |
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Variations on a text by Vallejo | |
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Things my grandfather must have said | |
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The illiterate | |
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The inarticulate | |
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Roots and branches | |
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The monarchs, 58 | |
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High windows | |
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In the Musee d'Orsay | |
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Milkweed | |
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Milkweed | |
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True love | |
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What lay beyond it | |
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Two fragments | |
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Skipping the state | |
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14 | |
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Counter-Amores, III, 14 | |
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To his coy mistress | |
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Coy mistress | |
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La Belle Dame Sans Merci | |
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La Belle Dame Sans Merci | |
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Lady Clara Vere de Vere | |
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The answer of Lady Clara Vere de Vere | |
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The vampire | |
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A woman's answer to The vampire | |
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Leda and the swan | |
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Leda | |
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Pantoum, with swan | |
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Leda | |
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Zeus : Leda & swan | |
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The river-merchant's wife : a letter | |
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The river merchant's wife : a fifth letter | |
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The river merchant : a letter home | |
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"What lips my lips have kissed" | |
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After Edna St. Vincent Millay | |
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The young housewife | |
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The young doctor (1916) | |
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Fable of the mermaid and the drunks | |
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The mermaid takes issue with the fable | |
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Women | |
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Men | |
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Missing | |
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An explanation | |
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A poem by Mary Ruefle | |
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A poem by Dean Young | |
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Unmarked boxes | |
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Ruminations on my very minor running injury | |
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The common lot | |
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Answer to a beautiful poem, written by Montgomery | |
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Epitaph on an army of mercenaries | |
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Another epitaph on an army of mercenaries | |
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A third epitaph on an army of mercenaries | |
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A pact | |
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Another pact | |
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A knocker | |
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We all knock | |
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Oatmeal | |
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Eating oatmeal | |
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Redouble | |
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Rebuttal | |
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"They flee from me that sometime did me seek" | |
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Before time | |
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Holy sonnet XIV | |
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Unholy sonnet | |
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A valediction : forbidding mourning | |
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After valedictions | |
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Prayer (1) | |
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September 11 | |
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On a drop of dew | |
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On a drop of rain | |
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"Why - do they shut me out of heaven?" | |
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Say a little "minor" | |
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"Loveliest of trees, the cherry now" | |
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Putting on the ritz | |
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The cucumber | |
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Connecticut thanks you, Nazim | |
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The black swan | |
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The blue-eyed wife | |
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Young sycamore | |
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Old sycamore | |
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Theme for English B | |
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Theme for intermediate Chinese | |
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A blessing | |
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Source | |
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Those winter Sundays | |
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Those Georgia Sundays | |
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Play | |
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Becoming | |
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A boy goes into the world | |
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A girl goes into the world | |
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The destruction of Sennacherib | |
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Very like a whale | |
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Sonnet XLIII | |
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Oh, nothing | |
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Dover beach | |
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The Dover bitch : a criticism of life | |
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It will but shake & totter | |
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Canto XLV | |
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With tenure | |
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This is just to say | |
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Variations on a theme by William Carlos Williams | |
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