Poems

Edgar Allan Poe

The Raven (Poem)

Sara Teasdale

Christmas Carol (Poem)

Emily Dickinson

I died for beauty, but was scarce

Edgar Allan Poe

A Pæan

Thomas Gray

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

Emily Dickinson

The butterfly’s assumption-gown

William Blake

The Tyger

E. E. Cummings

Little Tree (Poem)

Emily Dickinson

Exclusion

Emily Dickinson

Success

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The Three Kings (Poem)

Eliza Cook

Christmas Tide (Poem)

Emily Dickinson

The Mountain

Emily Dickinson

Lost

John Mason Neale

Good King Wenceslas

Emily Dickinson

Indian Summer

Lewis Carroll

The Hunting Of The Snark An Agony In Eight Fits (Full Book)

Emily Dickinson

Setting Sail

Robert Frost

Christmas Trees

Emily Dickinson

Much madness is divinest sense

Emily Dickinson

I never saw a moor

Emily Dickinson

‘Twas later when the summer went

Shakespeare

Shakespeares Sonnets

Emily Dickinson

Purple Clover

William Butler Yeats

The Magi

Emily Dickinson

Rouge gagne

Edgar Allan Poe

Dreams

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Christmas Bells

Emily Dickinson

Troubled about many things

Emily Dickinson

The Sea of Sunset

Elizabeth F. Guptil

A Halloween Poem

Emily Dickinson

One dignity delays for all

Emily Dickinson

In a Library

Emily Dickinson

The Chariot

Emily Dickinson

The Wind

Emily Dickinson

A wounded deer leaps highest

Edgar Allan Poe

Evening Star

Emily Dickinson

A Day

Helen Maria Williams

To Mrs. K____, On Her Sending Me an English Christmas Plum-Cake in Paris

Emily Dickinson

Too late

Eliza Cook

Under the Mistletoe (Poem)

Edgar Allan Poe

“In Youth I Have Known One”

Emily Dickinson

If I can stop one heart from breaking

Emily Dickinson

Two swimmers wrestled on the spar

Emily Dickinson

On this long storm the rainbow rose

Rudyard Kipling

IF—

Emily Dickinson

The bustle in a house

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

My Sister’s Sleep

Emily Dickinson

Rouge et Noir

Edgar Allan Poe

Romance

Emily Dickinson

The Daisy follows soft the Sun

Emily Dickinson

I went to thank her

Emily Dickinson

The heart asks pleasure first

Emily Dickinson

There’s a certain slant of light

Emily Dickinson

Angels in the early morning

Edgar Allan Poe

The Village Street

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The Village Blacksmith

Emily Dickinson

Death and Life

Edgar Allan Poe

To ——

Walter de La Mare

Mistletoe (Poem)

Christina Georgina Rossetti

Love Came Down at Christmas (Poem)

Edgar Allan Poe

Alone

Henry Vaughan

Christ’s Nativity

Edgar Allan Poe

Hymn To Aristogeiton And Harmodius

Emily Dickinson

Resurgam

Emily Dickinson

Refuge

Emily Dickinson

A train went through a burial gate

Emily Dickinson

Glee! the storm is over

Robert Southwell SJ

The Burning Babe

John Milton

On the Morning of Christ’s Nativity

Emily Dickinson

Almost

Emily Dickinson

Afraid? Of whom am I afraid?

E. Nesbit

The Three Kings (Poem)

Emily Dickinson

Astra Castra

Elizabeth F. Guptil

A Christmas Day Poem

Emily Dickinson

Our share of night to bear

Emily Dickinson

The First Lesson

Edgar Allan Poe

Annabel Lee

Emily Dickinson

Except to heaven, she is nought

Emily Dickinson

I asked no other thing

William Wordsworth

My Heart Leaps Up When I Behold

Emily Dickinson

Dying

Edgar Allan Poe

To Isadore

Emily Dickinson

The last night that she lived

Emily Dickinson

I’ve seen a dying eye

Emily Dickinson

Look back on time with kindly eyes

Evelyn Sharp

The Little Princess and the Poet

Christina Georgina Rossetti

In the Bleak Midwinter

Thomas Hardy

The Oxen

Emily Dickinson

She went as quiet as the dew

Clement Clarke Moore

‘Twas the night before Christmas (A Visit from St. Nicholas)