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In Flanders Fields—John Mccrae
In honor of Veteran’s Day and Armistice Day, we’ll be sharing poetry from the great poets of WWI this week.
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Have you forgotten yet?—Siegfried Sassoon
In honor of Veteran’s Day and Armistice Day, we’ll be sharing poetry from the great poets of WWI this week.
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Dulce et Decorum Est—Wilfred Owen
In honor of Veteran’s Day and Armistice Day, we’ll be sharing poetry from the great poets of WWI this week.
The Raven—Edgar Allan Poe
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Louis MacNeice's Autumn Journal—A Guided Reading
Andrew Roycroft reflects on a classic poem.
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The Tyger—William Blake
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A Noiseless Patient Spider—Walt Whitman
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The Wise Men—G. K. Chesterton
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Death, Be Not Proud: A Close Reading of Donne's Classic Poem—Karen Swallow Prior
If you want to hear more from Karen Swallow Prior, read her Substack, The Priory, or catch her keynote address at this year’s Housemoot conference, the…
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Snow—Louis MacNeice
"Soundlessly collateral and incompatible-"
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The Second Coming — William Butler Yeats
"The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity."
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Harlem—Langston Hughes
"What happens to a dream deferred?"
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