Allen Curnow suggests that there’s a right time to die in this tough, but rewarding, poem.
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Allen Curnow suggests that there’s a right time to die in this tough, but rewarding, poem.
ReadWatch as James K. Baxter’s eponymous Farmhand refuses the call to adventure in this poem from New Zealand.
ReadElizabeth Barrett Browning attempts the impossible: counting the ways one person can love another.
ReadUnlock your imagination and help Billy Collins find his vanished herd.
ReadRobert Hayden’s heartbreaking song of ice and fire.
ReadEdna St. Vincent Millay is confronted with mortality in this exquisitely crafted little poem.
ReadJohn Clare gets maudlin when he falls in love with an unattainable woman.
ReadPut on your gloves and hat and come play in the snow with Robert Bridges.
ReadKofi Awoonor summons his oral heritage in this mournful poetic lament.
ReadWalter De La Mere scares his children – and us – with this mysterious fireside fairytale.
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