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El cantaro roto by Octavio Paz

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La mirada interior se despliega y un mundo de vertigo y llama nace bajo la frente del que suena:soles azules, verdes remolinos, picos de luz que abren astros como granadas,tornasol…

Memorabilia by Robert Browning

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I Ah, did you once see Shelley plain,And did he stop and speak to you?And did you speak to him again?How strange it seems, and new? II But you were…

In A Museum by Thomas Hardy

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I Here’s the mould of a musical bird long passed from light,Which over the earth before man came was winging;There’s a contralto voice I heard last night,That lodges with me…

Oscar Wilde by Dorothy Parker

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If, with the literate, I amImpelled to try an epigram,I never seek to take the credit;We all assume that Oscar said it.

Poeta Fit, Non Nascitur by Lewis Carroll

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“How shall I be a poet?How shall I write in rhyme?You told me once the very wishPartook of the sublime:Then tell me how. Don’t put me offWith your ‘another time’.”…

Children’s Party by Ogden Nash

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May I join you in the doghouse, Rover?I wish to retire till the party’s over.Since three o’clock I’ve done my bestTo entertain each tiny guest. My conscience now I’ve left…

A Nocturnal upon St. Lucy’s Day by John Donne

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‘Tis the year’s midnight, and it is the day’s,Lucy’s, who scarce seven hours herself unmasks;The sun is spent, and now his flasksSend forth light squibs, no constant rays;The world’s whole…

Months by Christina Rossetti

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January cold desolate;February all dripping wet;March wind ranges;April changes;Birds sing in tuneTo flowers of May,And sunny JuneBrings longest day;In scorched JulyThe storm-clouds flyLightning torn;August bears corn,September fruit;In rough OctoberEarth must…

Mariposa by Edna St. Vincent Millay

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Butterflies are white and blueIn this field we wander through.Suffer me to take your hand.Death comes in a day or two. All the things we ever knewWill be ashes in…

One Year After by Claude McKay

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I Not once in all our days of poignant love, Did I a single instant give to thee My undivided being wholly free. Not all thy potent passion could remove…

Love And Death by Sara Teasdale

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Shall we, too, rise forgetful from our sleep,And shall my soul that lies within your handRemember nothing, as the blowing sandForgets the palm where long blue shadows creepWhen winds along…

Loss And Gain by Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Virtue runs before the museAnd defies her skill,She is rapt, and doth refuseTo wait a painter’s will. Star-adoring, occupied,Virtue cannot bend her,Just to please a poet’s pride,To parade her splendor.…

Misconceptions by Robert Browning

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This is a spray the Bird clung to,Making it blossom with pleasure,Ere the high tree-top she sprung to,Fit for her nest and her treasure.Oh, what a hope beyond measureWas the…

Fabula de joan miro by Octavio Paz

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El azul estaba inmovilizado entre el rojo y el *****.El viento iba y venia por la pagina del llano,encendia pequenas fogatas, se revolcaba en la ceniza,salia con la cara tiznada…

In Tenebris by Thomas Hardy

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Wintertime nighs;But my bereavement-painIt cannot bring again:Twice no one dies. Flower-petals flee;But since it once hath been,No more that severing sceneCan harrow me. Birds faint in dread:I shall not lose…

Paths by Dorothy Parker

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I shall tread, another year,  Ways I walked with Grief,Past the dry, ungarnered ear  And the brittle leaf. I shall stand, a year apart,  Wondering, and shy,Thinking, “Here she broke her heart; Here…

Prologue by Lewis Carroll

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All in the golden afternoonFull leisurely we glide;For both our oars, with little skill,By little arms are plied,While little hands make vain pretenceOur wanderings to guide. Ah, cruel Three! In…

Columbus by Ogden Nash

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Once upon a time there was an Italian,And some people thought he was a rapscallion,But he wasn’t offended,Because other people thought he was splendid,And he said the world was round,And…

O Lady Moon by Christina Rossetti

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O Lady Moon, your horns point toward the east:  Shine, be increased;O Lady Moon, your horns point toward the west:  Wane, be at rest.

Outcast by Claude McKay

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For the dim regions whence my fathers came My spirit, bondaged by the body, longs. Words felt, but never heard, my lips would frame; My soul would sing forgotten jungle…

The Merry Maid by Edna St. Vincent Millay

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Oh, I am grown so free from care  Since my heart broke!I set my throat against the air,  I laugh at simple folk! There’s little kind and little fair  Is worth its weight…

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