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adam_text | Contents
1 The Definition
of Poetry
1
James Wright, A Blessing
2
•
Emily Dickinson, I Felt a Funeral in My Brain
3
•
Christopher Marlowe, The Passionate Shepherd to His
Love
5
Theodore Roethke, The Lady and the Bear
6
2
Listening in on the Poem
9
Walter Savage Landor, Mother, I Cannot Mind My Wheel
The Persona and the Poet
10
Linda
Pastan,
25th High School Reunion
10
The Importance of Context
11
W. H. Auden,
Musée des
Beaux Arts
12
The Poet as Speaker
13
Ben
Jonson,
On My First Son
13
3
Narrative Poetry: The Poet as Storyteller
15
Formulae
15
Anonymous, Sir Patrick
S
pence
16
Transitions in Narrative Poetry
17
Langston
Hughes, Sylvester s Dying Bed
18
Epic Poetry
19
Personal History in Narrative Poems
19
Edward Field, My Polish Grandmother
20
Use of Language in Narrative Poetry
21
Daniel Mark Epstein, Madonna (With Child Missing)
21
Poems for Further Study
22
Anonymous, The Wife of Usher
s
Well
11
Dudley Randall, Ballad of Birmingham
23
Robert Frost, Out, Out—
24
Elizabeth Bishop, The Fish
25
Edwin
Muir,
The Horses
21
Edgar Allan
Poe,
The Raven
28
Christina
Rossetti,
Goblin Market
31
Homer, From the Odyssey
42
4
Lyric Poetry: The Solitary Singer
49
Catullus,
LXXXV 49
The Love Poem
49
William Butler Yeats, He Wishes for the Cloths of
Heaven
49
H. D.
(Hilda Doolittle), Never More Will the Wind
51
Ted Berrigan, Scorpio
51
William Shakespeare, When, in Disgrace with Fortune and
Men s Eyes
52
Andrew Marvell, To His Coy Mistress
52
Curses
54
Archilochus, May He Lose His Way on the Cold Sea
54
Poems of Praise, Poems for the Dead
54
•
William Wordsworth, The Solitary Reaper
55
•
Gerard Manley Hopkins, Pied Beauty
56
Christopher Smart, For I Will Consider My Cat Jeoffry
56
Elegy
58
Theodore Roethke, Elegy for Jane
59
Walt Whitman, This Dust Was Once the Man
59
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Dark House, by Which Once More
1
Stand
60
A. E. Housman, To an Athlete Dying Young
60
•
W. H. Auden, In Memory ofW. B. Yeats
61
The Meditative Poem
63
Omar Khayyam,
XXVI
and
XXVII,
the Rubaiyat
64
John Milton, When I Consider How My Light Is Spent
64
Robert Frost, Fire and Ice
65
Wallace Stevens, Anecdote of the Jar
65
•
John Keats, Ode on a Grecian Urn
66
William Butler Yeats, Lapis Lazuli
68
Poems for Further Study
70
•
E. E. Cummings, somewhere
і
have never travelled, gladly
beyond
70
Cesare Pavese,
Encounter
71
Sylvia Plath, Daddy
71
John
Crowe Ransom, Here Lies a Lady
73
William Blake, To See a World in a Grain of Sand
74
William Carlos Williams,
Danse
Kusse 74
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Frost at Midnight
74
Imamu
Amiri
Baraka
(LeRoi Jones), Preface to a Twenty
Volume Suicide Note
76
John Ashbery, And
Ut Pictura
Poesis
Is Her Name
11
5
Dramatic Poetry: The Poet as Actor
79
The Soliloquy
79
William Carlos Williams, The Widow s Lament in
Springtime
79
Robert Browning, Porphyria s Lover
81
William Blake, The Little Vagabond
82
Anne Sexton, Unknown Girl in the Maternity Ward
83
•
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Ulysses
85
The Epistolary Monologue
87
Rihaku, The River Merchant s Wife, A Letter
88
Poetic Dialogues
88
John Crowe Ransom, Piazza Piece
89
The Pastoral
90
Andrew Marvell, Ametas and Thestylis Making Hay-
Ropes
90
Randall Jarreil, The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner
91
Edgar Lee Masters, Fiddler Jones
91
Poems for Further Study
92
William Butler Yeats, An Irish Airman Foresees His
Death
92
Anthony
Hecht,
Tarantula or the Dance of Death
93
Robert Browning, My Last Duchess
93
Michael Harper, A Mother Speaks: The Algiers Motel Incident,
Detroit
95
Frank O Hara, A True Account of Talking to the Sun at Fire
Island
96
Peter
Klappert, Mail
at Your New Address
97
6
Images: Seeing Is Feeling
99
Haiku
- 100
Haiku by Kawahigashi Kekigodo, Matsuo Basho, Ozaki
Hosai
100
William Carlos Williams, The Great Figure
100
Theodore Roethke, Child on Top of a Greenhouse
102
Combining Images
102
Ezra Pound, In a Station of the Metro
102
Arthur Symons,
Pastel
103
Jim
Harrison,
Sound 103
Synesthesia 104
Ann Stanford,
Listening to Color
104
Images
and Commentary
105
James Wright, Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy s Farm
in Pine Island, Minnesota
105
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, The Soote Season
106
Landscapes
106
Thomas Hardy, Neutral Tones
107
•
Matthew Arnold, Dover Beach
108
Meanings of Words
109
Henry David Thoreau, Pray to What Earth Does This Sweet
Cold Belong
110
Gary Snyder, Oil
111
Surrealistic Imagery 111
•
William Blake, London
112
Pierre
Reverdy,
Departure
113
Poems for Further Study
114
•
William Wordsworth, Lines Composed a Few Miles above
Tintern
Abbey
114
•
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Kubla Khan
117
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, The Eagle: A Fragment
119
Amy Lowell,
Chinoiseries
119
Phillippe Soupault,
Sunday
120
William Carlos Williams, The Red Wheelbarrow
120
H. D. (Hilda Doolittle), Sea Rose
120
•
T. S.
Eliot, Preludes
121
•
Robert Lowell, Skunk Hour
122
Etheridge Knight, Haiku
123
7
The Dance of the Mind: Metaphor and Simile
125
The Metaphor
125
Charles Simic, Watermelons
125
Walt Whitman, From Leaves of Grass
126
•
Emily Dickinson, Hope Is the Thing with Feathers ill
H. D.
(Hilda Doolittle), Oread
128
Hart Crane, My Grandmothers Love Letters
128
Bill
Knott,
Hair Poem
129
Charles Henri Ford, Somebody s Gone
130
The Simile
130
T. E.
Hulme,
Autumn
132
Bill
Knott,
Death
132
Thomas Merton, The Regret
132
The Conceit
133
•
William Shakespeare, Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer s
Day?
133
Richard Crashaw, The Tear
134
•
John Donne, A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning
136
Poems for Further Study
137
A. E. Housman, With Rue My Heart Is Laden
137
Thomas Merton, Elegy for the Monastery Barn
137
N.
Scott Momaday, The Delight Song ofTsoai-Talee
138
Ezra Pound, The Bath Tub
139
•
Dylan Thomas, Fern Hill
139
Louise
Glück,
The Pond
141
William Shakespeare, Let Me Not to the Marriage of True
Minds
141
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Fragment: Thoughts Come and Go in
Solitude
141
David St. John, Hush
142
•
John Donne, The Flea
142
John Donne, The
Extasie
143
Federico
Garcia
Lorca, Half
Moon
145
8
The Idea Dresses Up: Personification, Allegory,
Symbol
147
Personification
147
Sappho, Then
147
Muriel Rukeyser, Song: Love in Whose Rich Honor
148
Allegory
149
•
Emily Dickinson, Because
Î
Could Not Stop for Death
149
George Herbert, The Pilgrimage
150
Aurelian Townshend, A Dialogue Betwixt Time and A
Pilgrim
151
Thomas Hardy, Memory and I
152
Fable
15 3
John Gay, The Lion, the Fox, and Geese
154
Symbol
15 5
D. H.
Lawrence, Sorrow
155
Walt Whitman,
J
Saw in Louisiana a Live-Oak
Growing
156
Robert Frost, For Once, Then, Something
1 57
Edmund Waller, Go, Lovely Rose
158
William Butler Yeats, The Rose of Peace
159
Poems for Further Study
160
Thomas Hardy, The Subalterns
160
Vernon Watkins, The Lady with the Unicorn
161
May
Sarton,
The Lady and the Unicorn
163
Robinson
Jeffers,
Rock
and Hawk
164
Delmore
Schwartz, The Heavy Bear Who Goes with Me
164
D. H. Lawrence, Snake
165
Christopher Smart, The Ant and the Caterpillar
167
Jean de la
Fontaine, The Rat and the Oyster
168
George Herbert, Love (III)
169
Robert Southwell, The Burning Babe
169
Edmund Spenser, One Day As I Unwarily Did Gaze
170
9
More Figures of Speech
171
Hyperbole
171
Carl Sandburg, They Have Yarns
172
Ceceo
Angiolieri, In Absence from Becchina
172
Randall Jarrell, The Mockingbird
173
Understatement
174
Synecdoche, Metonymy, Allusion, and Paradox
174
Po Chu-I,
Seeing Hsia Chan Off by River
175
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Letters
175
William Butler Yeats, The Great Day
176
Robert Lowell, Beyond the Alps
177
James Dickey, Buckdancers Choice
179
Alexander Pope, Intended for Sir Isaac Newton
181
Bob Kaufman, Blues Note
181
George Herbert, Bitter-Sweet
183
William Shakespeare, When Most I Wink, Then Do Mine Eyes
Best See
183
Simonides,
For the Spartan Dead at Plataia
(479
B.C.)
184
Mark Strand, Keeping Things Whole
184
Poems for Further Study
185
Anthony
Hecht,
Lizards and Snakes
185
Anonymous, Grief of a Girl s Heart
185
•
Dylan Thomas, The Hand That Signed the Paper
186
John Crowe Ransom, Winter Remembered
186
Robert Browning, How We Brought the Good News from Ghent
to Aix
187
Weldon Kees,
Aspects of Robinson
189
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Pity
189
Chidiock Tichbome, Elegy, Written with His Own Hand in
the Tower Before His Execution
190
10
The Music of Poetry
191
Rhythm
191
Accent and Emphasis
192
Meter
193
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, The Mermaid
196
The Line and Line Endings
198
Algernon Charles Swinburne, Rococo
199
Edna St. Vincent Millay,
Recuerdo
201
Syllabic Verse
202
Marianne Moore, The Wood-Weasel
202
Rhyme
203
Robert Creeley, If You
204
W. H. Auden, Fleet Visit
205
Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken
207
Alliteration and Assonance
208
Margaret Walker, Lineage
208
Edgar Allan
Poe,
The Bells
209
Vowel Tones
212
•
William Butler Yeats, The Lake Isle of Innisfree
214
William Carlos Williams, The Dance
215
Songs
216
Anonymous,
Frankié
and Albert
216
Billie
Holiday, God Bless the Child
218
Bob Dylan, Boots of Spanish Leather
218
Cole Porter, My Heart Belongs to Daddy
219
11
Tones of Voice
221
The Range of Tones
221
William Carlos Williams, The Young Housewife
221
D. H. Lawrence,
Gloire de
Dijon
223
Irony
223
Walt Whitman, A Boston Ballad
224
Alan Dugan, Morning Song
225
Anne Stevenson, Pregnant
226
Didactic Poetry
226
Emily Dickinson, Success is Counted Sweetest
228
Alexander Pope, From An Essay on Man (Epistle IV)
228
Toughness
229
Philip
Levine,
To a Child Trapped in a Barber Shop
229
Charles Bukowski, Yellow
230
The Comic Tone
231
Anonymous, Miss Bailey s Ghost
231
Edmund Clerihew
Bentley,
Lord
Clive
232
Anonymous, There Was a King
232
Hilaire Belloc, On His Books
233
Diction Levels
233
Richard Wilbur, The Death of a Toad
233
•
Langston Hughes,
Who But the Lord?
234
Dialects
235
•
Robert Burns, John Anderson My Jo
235
Paul Laurence Dunbar, In the Morning
236
12
The Poem s Shape I
239
The Structure of Free Verse
239
Psalm
121:
A Song of Degrees
240
Denise Levertov,
The Ache of Marriage
240
Some Traditional English Forms
241
Countee
CuÄen,
Incident
242
John Dryden, To the Memory of Mr. Oldham
242
Thom Gunn,
Moly
244
Italian Forms
245
•
John Keats, On First Looking into Chapman
s
Homer
245
William Shakespeare, That Time of Year Thou Mayst in Me
Behold
246
Edna St. Vincent Millay, Pity Me Not Because the Light of
Day
247
John Milton, On the Late Massacre in Piedmont
247
Claude McKay, If We Must Die
248
George Meredith, In Our Shipwrecked Days There Was an
Hour
249
•
Robert Lowell, Robert Frost
250
Irving Feldman, The Death ofVitellozzo
Vitelli
251
•
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Ode to the West Wind
252
French Forms
254
Geoffrey Chaucer, The Complaint of Chaucer to His
Purse
254
•
Dylan Thomas, Do Not Go Gentle into That Good
Night
256
Theodore Roethke, The Waking
257
Elizabeth Bishop,
Sestina
258
Algernon Charles Swinburne,
Sestina
259
13
The Poem s Shape II
263
The Ode
263
Pindar, Olympian II
263
William Collins, Ode to Fear
265
John Keats, Ode to a Nightingale
267
Richard Wilbur, The Beautiful Changes
269
Peter
Viereck, Kilroy 270
Basil Bunting, Ode
272
Oriental Forms
272
Matsuo Basho, Nine Haiku
273
Lady Kasa,
Six
Tanka
274
Wallace Stevens, Thirteen Ways of Looking at a
Blackbird
215
Comic Forms
277
Ogden Nash, Oervaise 111
Ogden Nash,
Edouard 278
Edward Gorey, There Was a Young Woman Named
Plunnery
278
Anthony
Hecht,
Vice
278
John Hollander, Appearance and Reality
278
Shaped Verses and Concrete Poetry
279
George Herbert, Easter Wings
279
May Swenson, Unconscious Came a Beauty
280
John Hollander, Swan and Shadow
281
Emmett Williams, She Loves Me
282
Mary Ellen
Solt, Forsythia
283
The Prose Poem
283
Charles Baudelaire, Windows
284
Robert
Bly,
A Small Bird s Nest Made of White Reed
Fiber
284
14
Where Language Is Everything: Nonsense and
Linguistic Experiment
287
Poems of Nonsense and Music
287
Lewis Carroll, Jabberwocky
287
Gertrude Stein, Susie
Asado
289
Wallace Stevens, Bantams in Pine-Woods
290
Catullus, Poem
#41 291
Magical Poems
292
Michael
Mott, Adam
Names the Animals
292
William Shakespeare, From Macbeth
293
Ritual Chant for the Sick
293
Collage
295
•
E. E. Cummings, next to of course god
america
і
295
Edith Sitwell, Madam Mouse Trots
296
Ezra Pound, From Canto
LXX 298
John Ashbery, A Man of Words
300
Poems for Further Study
302
Edward Lear, There Was an Old Man of the Coast
302
Marianne Moore, The Monkey Puzzle
302
John Berryman, Young Woman s Song
303
James Schuyler, An Almanac
303
Charles Simic, The Place
304
David Shapiro, I Haven t
304
E. E.
Cummings, from the cognoscenti
304
Judith Johnson Sherwin, Dr. Potatohead Talks
to
Mothers
305
15
The Well-Made Poem
307
Overall Effectiveness
308
Economy
308
Claude MacKay, Only a Thought
309
Coherence and Consistency
310
Charles Kingsley, I Once Had a Sweet Little Doll,
Dears
310
Erasmus Darwin, Eliza
311
Naturalness
313
William Shakespeare, My Mistress Eyes Are Nothing like the
Sun
313
William Empson,
Villanelle
314
Cornelius Whur, From Village Musings
315
Tone: Sentimentality and Coldness
316
Eliza Cook, The Old Arm Chair
317
Thomas Ashe, Old Jane
318
Robert Frost, Provide, Provide
319
•
William Butler Yeats, Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop
320
Patrick Kavanagh, Tinkers Wife
320
Gregory
Corso,
The Vestal Lady on Brattle
321
Robert Service, Dylan
322
Thomas Sprat, On His Mistress Drowned
323
Completeness
324
Coventry Patmore, If
1
Were Dead
324
The Good and the Great
325
John Milton, Lycidas
326
William Wordsworth, Ode: Intimations of Immortality
331
Marianne Moore, The Steeple-Jack
335
•
William Butler Yeats, Sailing to Byzantium
337
•
T. S. Eliot, The Love Song ofj. Alfred Prufrock
338
Wallace Stevens, Sunday Morning
342
A Checklist of Questions for Evaluating Poetry
345
Anthology: Poems for Further Study
347
Dante
Alighieri, Ulysses
Speech from Inferno (Canto
XXVI) 347
John Skelton, To Mistress Margaret Hussey
348
•
Sir Thomas Wyatt, They Flee from Me
349
Sir Walter Raleigh, The Nymph s Reply to the Shepherd
3 50
Sir Philip Sidney, Ye Goatherd Gods
350
William Shakespeare, Fear No More
352
Thomas Campion, There Is a Garden in Her Face
353
John Donne,
/
Am a Little World Made Cunningly
353
John Donne, Death Be Not Proud
354
Robert
Herrick,
Delight in Disorder
354
Robert
Herrick,
Upon Julia s Clothes
355
William Davenant, The Philosopher and the Lover: To a
Mistress Dying
355
Anne Bradstreet, To My Dear and Loving Husband
355
Edward Taylor, Upon a Spider Catching a Fly
356
Jonathan Swift, A Description of the Morning
357
Alexander Pope, Epistle to a Young Lady, on Her Leaving the
Town After the Coronation
358
Thomas Gray, Ode on the Death of a Favorite Cat
359
William Blake, The
Tyger
360
Robert Burns, A Red, Red, Rose
361
William Wordsworth,
í
Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
361
William Wordsworth, The World Is Too Much with Us
362
Walter Savage Landor, On His Seventy-fifth Birthday
362
George Gordon, Lord Byron, She Walks in Beauty
362
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Ozymandias
363
John Keats, When I Have Fears
363
John Keats, To Autumn
364
Thomas Lovell Beddoes, Song: How Many Times Do I Love
Thee, Dear?
365
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The Jewish Cemetery at
Newport
365
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, How Do I Love Thee?
367
Oliver Wendell Holmes, My Aunt
367
Robert Browning, Meeting at Night
369
Robert Browning, Parting at Morning
369
Emily Bronte, The Sun Has Set
370
Herman Melville, On the Photograph
o f
a Corps
Commander
370
Walt Whitman, A Noiseless Patient Spider
371
Matthew Arnold, The Buried Life
371
Frances
E. W.
Harper, The Slave Auction
373
Emily Dickinson, My Life Had Stood, a Loaded Gun
374
Emily Dickinson, Apparently with No Surprise
375
Emily Dickinson, I Heard a Fly Buzz
—
When I Died
375
Emily Dickinson, After Great Pain, A Formal Feeling
Comes
375
Christina
Rossetti,
After Death
376
Gerard Manley Hopkins, Spring and Fall
376
Gerard Manley Hopkins, The Windhover
377
Alice Meynell, The Threshing-Machine
377
Oscar Wilde, The Harlot s House
378
A. E. Housman, Loveliest of Trees
379
A. E. Housman, When
І
Was One-and-T
wenty
379
W.
E. B.
DuBois, The Song of the Smoke
380
Edwin Arlington Robinson, Mr. Flood s Party
381
Stephen
Crane, A Man Adrift on a Slim Spar
382
Robert Frost, Mending Wall
383
Robert Frost, After Apple-Picking
384
Robert Frost, A Peck of Gold
385
Robert Frost, The Silken Tent
385
James Joyce, All Day I Hear the Noise of Waters
386
Archibald MacLeish,
Ars Poetica
386
Wilfred Owen, Anthem for Doomed Youth
387
E. E. Cummings, in Just-
387
E. E. Cummings, the Cambridge ladies who live in furnished
souls
388
Robert Graves, Dialogue on the Headland
389
Louise
Bogan,
Night
390
Arna Bontemps, Southern Mansion
390
Stevie Smith, Not Waving but Drowning
391
Stanley Kunitz, The Portrait
391
W. H. Auden, Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love
392
W. H. Auden, As
f
Walked Out One Evening
393
Theodore Roethke, My Papa s Waltz
394
Theodore Roethke, I Knew a Woman
395
Richard Wright, Four Haiku
395
Charles Olson,
Maximus,
to Himself
396
Irving Layton, Cain
397
May
Sarton, Lady
with a Falcon
398
Randall Jarrell, The Woman at the Washington Zoo
399
Henry Reed, Naming of Parts
400
William Stafford, Traveling Through the Dark
401
Gwendolyn Brooks, Sadie and Maud
401
Robert Duncan, My Mother Would Be a Falconress
402
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, [In Goya s Greatest Scenes We Seem to
See]
404
Mona
Van Duyn,
ín
the Cold Kingdom
405
Richard Wilbur, Love Calls Us to the Things of This
World
407
Philip Larkin, Faith Healing
408
Howard Moss, Water Island
409
Anthony
Hecht,
The Dover Bitch, A Criticism of Life
410
Richard Hugo, Driving Montana
411
Kenneth Koch, Mending Sump
411
Maxine
Kumin,
For a Shetland Pony Brood Mare Who Died in
Her Barren Year
412
A. R. Ammons, Visit
413
Allen Ginsberg, A Supermarket in California
413
Allen Ginsberg, My Sad Self
414
W. S. Merwin, For the Anniversary of My Death
416
Anne Sexton, Pain for a Daughter
416
Richard Howard, Giovanni Da Fiesole on the Sublime, or
Fra
Angelico
s
Last judgment
418
Cynthia MacDonald, It
ís
Dangerous to Be the
Conductor
419
Adrienne
Rich, A Woman Mourned by Daughters
420
•
Ted Hughes, Hawk Roosting
421
Derek Walcott, Sea Grapes
421
Colette Inez, Spanish Heaven
422
Sylvia Plath, Lady Lazarus
423
Wendell Berry, The Old Elm Tree by the River
425
Audre
Lorde,
Now That I Am Forever with Child
426
N.
Scott Momaday, Earth and I Gave You Turquoise
426
Sonia
Sanchez, summer words
o f
a sistuh addict
427
Lucille Clifton, Good Times
428
Daryl
Hine,
The Survivors
428
June Jordan, My Sadness Sits Around Me
429
Diane Wakoski,
/
Have Had to Learn to Live with My
Face
429
Ishmael Reed, beware: do not read this poem
433
Margaret Atwood, You Are Happy
434
Seamus Heaney, The Forge
434
Marilyn Hacker,
Villanelle
435
Erica Jong, How You Get Born
435
Dave Smith, Picking Cherries
436
Alfred Corn, Fifty-Seventh Street and Fifth
436
Nikki Giovanni, Nikki-Rosa
437
Tom Wayman, Unemployment
438
Gregory
Órr,
All Morning
439
Leslie Marmon Silko, Love Poem
439
Gary
Soto,
History
439
Appendix: Writing About Poetry
443
Understanding the Work
443
Choosing a Thesis
444
Choosing Supporting Material
447
Organizing the Essay
449
Writing the Essay
450
Introductions
451
Conclusions
452
Body Paragraphs
452
Citations
455
Bibliographies
456
Two Complete Essays
456
Glossary
463
Index of First Lines
471
Index of Authors
481
Index of Titles
489
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