Martin Hardcastle's poetry page

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Contents

• Anonymous: "O western wind, when thou wilt blow"
• Arnold, Matthew: Dover Beach
• Arnold, Matthew: The Last Word
• Beddoes, Thomas L: Dirge (from Death's Jest Book)
• Blake, William: The Tyger
• Browning, E B: "If thou must love me, let it be for naught"
• Browning, E B: "Go from me. Yet I feel that I shall stand"
• Browning, R: My Last Duchess
• Browning, R: The Lost Mistress
• Burns, Robert: Auld Lang Syne
• Burns, Robert: The Banks o' Doon
• Byron, Lord: The Destruction of Sennecharib
• Byron, Lord: The Isles of Greece
• Byron, Lord: "So we'll go no more a-roving"
• Chesterton, G K: Gold Leaves
• Chesterton, G K: Lepanto
• Chesterton, G K: The Secret People
• Chesterton, G K: The Skeleton
• Chesterton, G K: The Human Tree
• Clough, A H: The Latest Decalogue
• Clough, A H: There Is No God
• Donne, John: Hymn
• Donne, John: Song
• Dowson, Ernest: `Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno Cynarae'
• Dowson, Ernest: `Vitae summa brevis spem nos vetat incohare longam'
• Drayton, M: Sonnet to Idea ("Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part")
• Flecker, J E: The Golden Journey to Samarkand
• Gould, Gerald: "This is the horror that, night after night"
• Hardy, Thomas: Afterwards
• Hardy, Thomas: Channel Firing
• Hardy, Thomas: He Never Expected Much
• Hardy, Thomas: In Time of "The Breaking of Nations"
• Hardy, Thomas: The Oxen
• Hood, Thomas: Ballad: Time of Roses
• Housman, A E: Collected and selected poems: separate pages
• Howard, Henry: Morning
• Kingsley, Charles: Young and Old
• Landor, W S: Dirce
• Mew, Charlotte: "I so liked Spring"
• Mordaunt, T O: "Sound, sound the clarion"
• Parker, Dorothy: Selected poems: separate page
• Patmore, Coventry: Magna est Veritas
• Raleigh, Sir Walter: "As you came from the holy land"
• Raleigh, Sir Walter: "Go, soul, the body's guest"
• Rossetti, C G: Uphill ("Does the road wind uphill all the way?")
• Rossetti, D G: On Refusal of Aid between Nations
• Scott, Sir Walter: Lucy Ashton's Song
• Shakespeare, William: Hamlet (speech)
• Shakespeare, William: Sonnet 66 "Tir'd with all these, for restful death I cry"
• Shakespeare, William: Sonnet 129 "The expense of spirit in a waste of shame"
• St Vincent Millay, Edna: Dirge without music
• Tennyson, Alfred Lord: Ulysses
• Tichborne, C: Elegy for Himself
• Vaughan, Henry: The World ("I saw Eternity the other night")
• Wordsworth, Elizabeth: Good and Clever
• Wordsworth, William: Upon Westminster Bridge
• Yeats, W B: Selected poems: separate page

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