Table of Contents
001. Enter Without So Much As Knocking by Bruce Dawe
002. Lesson 1 by Julie Hill Alger
003. Soft Riot/TV News
004. To a Proud Beauty. by Ephelia
005. Everyone Tells Me Everything by Ogden Nash
006. Alma desnuda - Naked Soul by Alfonsina Storni
007. Cinema Calendar Of The Abstract Heart – 09 by Tristan Tzara
008. Admonitions To A Special Person by Anne Sexton
009. Why I Write: Verses in Exile #1 by Kosal Khiev
010. The Awakening by Enid Derham
012. Oh I wish I'd Looked After Me Teeth by Pam Ayres
013. Music. by Charles Baudelaire
014. Famous for What? by Hollie McNish
015. The Geebung Polo Club by A.B. "Banjo" Paterson
016. Conversation by Elizabeth Bishop
017. Telephone Conversation by Wole Soyinka
018. After great pain, a formal feeling comes by Emily Dickinson
019. [i carry your heart with me(i carry it in] by e.e. cummings
020. Sleeping with the Dictionary by Harryette Mullen
021. On A Seven-Day Diary by Alan Dugan
022. Things not Seen by Kaneko Misuzu
023. I Need Nothing Other Than That by Mutsuo Takahashi
025. 6 – A child said What is the grass? (from Song of Myself) by Walt Whitman
026. My Mother's Perfume by Pascale Petit
028. You, Who Was Born . . . by Anna Akhmatova
029. Forgotten Language by Shel Silverstein
030. Bruise Blue by Dale Harcombe
031. Valentine's Day is Over by Billy Bragg
032. Attenuate the Loss and Find by Anne Waldman
034. Tu Boca (Your Mouth) by Delmira Agustini
035. A Dream by Edgar Allan Poe
036. In The Secular Night by Margaret Atwood
037. Invisible Kisses (Besos Invisibles) by Lemn Sissay
038. Answers by Elizabeth Jennings
039. Thinking of Mr D. by Thomas Kinsella
040. Somewhat Unravelled by Jo Shapcott
041. And The Moon And The Stars And The World by Charles Bukowski
042. Esta tierra que piso . . . by Rosario Castellanos
043. The Disappearance by Adam Aitken
045. Forgetfulness by Billy Collins
046. Amazement II by Rose Ausländer
047. What Became by Wesley McNair
048. History of sleep by Rusty Morrison
049. Winter Again by Bruce Beaver
050. The Good Man by Gwendolyn Brooks
051. Poem #83 A home for your books by Mark Grist
052. Books by Zora Cross
053. Table Talk by Wallace Stevens
054. Ode to the cat by Pablo Neruda
056. His Excuse for Loving by Ben Jonson
057. La Extranjera - The Stranger by Gabriela Mistral
058. Sueño despierto (I dream awake) by José Martí
059. Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy
060. Ama tu ritmo . . . (Love your rhythm . . . ) by Rubén Darío
061. Don't be like those who ask for everything by Alice Walker
064. Une allée du Luxembourg (The Luxembourg Path) by Gérard de Nerval
065. Les Séparés (Asunder) by Marceline Desbordes-Valmore
066. A Boundless Moment by Robert Frost
067. 13 types of love by Lisa Zaran
068. I Believe In You by Adam Byrn Tritt
069. Cozy Apologia by Rita Dove
070. Long Conversations by Matsuo Basho
071. IV. “I do not Love Thee!” by Caroline Elizabeth Sarah (Sheridan) Norton
072. Offering And Rebuff by Carl Sandburg
073. The Past is the Present by Marianne Moore
074. You Who Never Arrived by Rainer Maria Rilke
075. Yes and No by Margarita Aliger
076. Sonnet CLIII by William Shakespeare
078. Round About Midnight by Bob Kaufman
079. I forgot your name by Madeline Gleason
080. Feminine Soliloquy by John Wieners
082. When the Light Appears by Allen Ginsberg
083. The Dead by Denise Levertov
084. Smile, you are on CCTV by Barry Tebb
086. Chance Meetings by Conrad Aiken
087. All I Gotta Do by Nikki Giovanni
089. [you want my words] by Joanne Burns
090. That Sort of Fall by Ken Taylor
091. But Not Forgotten by Dorothy Parker
092. Silence by Langston Hughes
093. Mad Girl's Love Song by Sylvia Plath
094. You Ask Me, Why, Tho'Ill at ease by Lord Alfred Tennyson
095. Still I Rise by Maya Angelou
096. Waiting Both by Thomas Hardy
097. Old by Katha Pollitt
098. My father began as a god by Ian Mudie
099. Boat on the Pond by Lady Ise
100. Into My Arms by Nick Cave
PS. I own NONE of these works. No copyright infringement meant, just cataloguing my reading and sharing with anyone that wishes to read along with me.
It’s been a pleasure reviving my love of poetry, hope you find one that speaks to your soul.