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Poetry is frequently used to talk about poetry itself or
the men and women that write it.
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Us Potes
by Franklin P. Adams
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Enamored Architect of Airy Rhyme
by Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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Blind Old Milton
by William Edmondstoune Aytoun
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Adair Welcker, Poet
by Ambrose Bierce
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The Awaking of the Poetic Faculty
by George Henry Boker
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Metrical Feet
by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
on the various meters of poetic verse
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On the Death of Mr. Crashaw
by Abraham Cowley
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There is no Frigate like a Book
by Emily Dickinson
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On the Future of Poetry
by Austin Dobson
For this, beyond all doubt is plain:
The Truth that pleased will please again
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More Poets Yet!
by Austin Dobson
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To a Poet a Thousand Years Hence
by James Elroy Flecker
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Blake
by John Gould Fletcher
"You are mad,"
Was all the blind world said.
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The Sonnet (In Answer to a Question)
by Richard Watson Gilder
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A Dainty Thing's the Villanelle
by William Ernest Henley
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Easy is the Triolet
by William Ernest Henley
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Accident in Art
by Richard Hovey
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The Poet's Forge
by Helen Hunt Jackson
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Sonnet: On the Sonnet
by John Keats
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To Byron
by John Keats
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To Robert Browning
by Walter Savage Landor
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I Entreat You, Alfred Tennyson
by Walter Savage Landor
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How pleasant to know Mr. Lear
by Edward Lear
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"They Had No Poet . . ."
by Don Marquis
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Singers to Come
by Alice Meynell
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The Sovereigns
by Lloyd Mifflin
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At the Mermaid Cafeteria
by Christopher Morley
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The Poet
by Christopher Morley
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Walt Whitman
by Edwin Arlington Robinson
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The Purpose of Art
by George Santayana
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Premonition
by George Santayana
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Adonais: An Elegy on the Death of John Keats
by Percy Bysshe Shelley
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The Progress of Poetry
by Jonathan Swift
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Christopher Marlowe
by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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The Sonneteer to the Sea Shell
by Charles Turner
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The Process of Composition: An Illustration
by Charles Turner
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To the Gossamer-Light
by Charles Turner
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Thomas Hood
by Sir William Watson
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The Uses of Poetry
by William Carlos Williams
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Scorn Not the Sonnet
by William Wordsworth
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