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- Intro. to Blank Verse This link opens in a new window
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- Intro. to Lyric poetry This link opens in a new window
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- ANGELOU, MayaToggle Dropdown
- AUDEN, W. H.Toggle Dropdown
- BALDWIN, James
- BILSTON: Refugees
- BISHOP, ElizabethToggle Dropdown
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- BROOKS: We Real Cool
- BROWNING, Elizabeth B.Toggle Dropdown
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- BURNS: A red, red rose
- BYRON: She walks in Beauty
- CARROLL, LewisToggle Dropdown
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- DOVE: Parsley
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- DYLAN: All Along the Watchtower This link opens in a new window
- ELIOT, T. S.Toggle Dropdown
- EMERSON, Ralph WaldoToggle Dropdown
- FROST, Robert
- HAFEZ: My Brilliant Image
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- JOHNSON: Lift every Voice and Sing This link opens in a new window
- KAUR, Rupi
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- KENDALL: Bell Birds
- KIPLING: If
- LAWSON, HenryToggle Dropdown
- LAZURUS: New Colossus
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- LONGFELLOW, Henry W.Toggle Dropdown
- MACKELLAR: My Country
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- REED: Lost Generation
- ROBERTS: The Great Realisation
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Fire and Ice by Robert Frost
The speaker considers whether the world's end will be with fire or ice. He gives his opinion on the question.
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