G. M. Hopkins Heaven-haven



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G. M. Hopkins

  1. Heaven-haven

  2. The habit of perfection

  3. God’s Grandeur

  4. The Starlight Night

  5. Spring

  6. The Lantern Out of Doors

  7. The Candle Indoors

  8. The Sea and the Skylark

  9. The Windhover

  10. Pied Beauty

  11. Hurrahing in Harvest

  12. The Caged Skylark

  13. In the Valley of the Elwy

  14. Duns Scotus’s Oxford

  15. Brothers

  16. Inversnaid

  17. As kingfishers catch fire

  18. Binsey Poplars

  19. Peace

  20. Felix Randal

  21. Spring and Fall

  22. Ribblesdale

  23. To What Serves Mortal Beauty?

  24. Carrion comfort

  25. No worst there is none

  26. To seem the stranger lies my lot

  27. I wake and feel the fell of dark

  28. Patience, hard thing My own heart let me have more pity on

  29. Thou art indeed just, Lord

  30. The fine delight that fathers thought

Thomas Hardy

  1. The Darkling Thrush

  2. The Ruined Maid

  3. The Self-Unseeing

  4. In Tenebris I

  5. In Tenebris II

  6. A Church Romance

  7. The Man He Killed

  8. The Convergence of the Twain

  9. A Thunderstorm in Town

  10. The Going

  11. Afterwards

  12. The Haunter

  13. The Voice

  14. The Year's Awakening

  15. Your Last Drive

  16. The Walk

  17. After a Journey

  18. Beeny Cliff

  19. At Castle Boterel

  20. The Phantom Horsewoman

  21. Where the Picnic Was

  22. The Shadow on the Stone

  23. He Never Expected Much

Seamus Heaney

  1. The Turnip-Snedder

  2. A Shiver

  3. Polish Sleepers

  4. Anahorish 1944

  5. To Mick Joyce in Heaven

  6. The Aerodrome

  7. Anything Can Happen

  8. Helmet

  9. Out of Shot

  10. Rilke: After the Fire

  11. District and Circle

  12. To George Seferis in the Underworld

  13. Wordsworth’s Skates

  14. The Harrow-Pin

  15. Poet to Blacksmith

  16. Midnight Anvil

  17. Súgán

  18. 1 The Sally Rod

  19. 2 A Chow

  20. 3 One Christmas Day in the Morning

  21. The Nod

  22. A Clip

  23. Edward Thomas on the Lagans Road

  24. The Lift

  25. Höfn

  26. The Tollund Man in Springtime

  27. The Blackbird of Glanmore

Songs of ourselves

  1. Frances Cornford Childhood

  2. Emily Dickinson Because I Could Not Stop For Death

  3. Elizabeth Bishop One Art

  4. Alfred, Lord Tennyson Song: Tears, Idle Tears

  5. Stephen Spender My Parents

  6. Fleur Adcock For Heidi With Blue Hair

  7. Grace Nichols Praise Song For My Mother

  8. Charlotte Mew The Trees Are Down

  9. Philip Larkin The Trees

  10. Allen Curnow Country School

  11. James Fenton Cambodia

  12. Siegfried Sassoon Attack

  13. Boey Kim Cheng Reservist

  14. Gwendolyn MacEwen You Cannot Do This

  15. Wilfred Owen Anthem For Doomed Youth

  16. A E Housman My Dreams Are Of A Field Afar

  17. Stevie Smith A Man I Am

  18. R S Thomas Here

  19. Charlotte Mew A Quoi Bon Dire

  20. Robert Browning Meeting At Night

  21. A E Housman Because I Liked You Better

  22. William Allingham A Dream

  23. Ruth Pitter Time's Fool

  24. Emily Brontë Cold In The Earth

  25. Hone Tuwhare Friend

  26. James K Baxter Elegy For My Father's Father

  27. Seamus Heaney Follower

  28. A C Swinburne From The Triumph of Time

  29. Oscar Wilde From The Ballad of Reading Gaol

John Donne

  1. Elegie: To his Mistris Going to Bed

  2. The Flea

  3. The Good-Morrow

  4. Song: 'Goe, and catche a falling starre'

  5. The Undertaking

  6. The Sunne Rising

  7. Song: 'Sweetest love, I do not goe

  8. Aire and Angels

  9. The Anniversarie

  10. Twicknam Garden

  11. Loves Growth

  12. The Dreame

  13. A Valediction: forbidding mourning

  14. The Extasie

  15. The Relique

  16. The Expiration

  17. 1 ' As due by many titles I resigne'

  18. 2 ' Oh my blacke Soule! now thou art summoned'

  19. 3 ' This is my playes last scene, here heavens appoint’

  20. 4 ' At the round earths imagin'd corners, blow'

  21. 5 ‘ If poysonous mineralls, and if that tree'

  22. 6 ‘ Death be not proud, though some have called thee'

  23. Holy Sonnet: 'Batter my heart, three person'd God; for, you'

  24. Holy Sonnet: 'Since she whome I lovd, hath payd her last debt'




John Donne 1572-1631

John Donne was born in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, in 1572. He was 31 when Elizabeth died, by which time he had written much of his poetry. So it is as true to see him as an Elizabethan poet as a seventeenth-century one.




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