Poems We All Love

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By Listen TheBook Posted on Dec 14, 2024

In Category - Anthologies

Authors: Montrose L. Barnet In Year : 1911

Book Language: English

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Introduction
Abou ben Adhem by Leigh Hunt
"There are loyal hearts..."
Press On by Park Benjamin
Daffodils by William Wordsworth
Serenity by Lord Byron
Onward by Arthur Cleveland Coxe
To Live by William Cullen Bryant
Concord Hymn by Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Wouldst shape a noble kife?" by Goethe and "Though to-day may mot fulfill" by P. Gerhardt
At the End of all Desire by Swinburne
Judge Not by Adelaide A. Proctor
Be Strong? by Maltbie Davenport Babcock
"Who looks to heaven..." by Henry Van Dyke
Where Ignorance Is Bliss by Thomas Gray
The Brave at Home by Thomas Buchanan Read
Love of Country by Sir Walter Scott
Fair Ines by Thomas Hood
"Be though the rainbow..." by Byron and "Action" by Shakespeare
"Westward the star of empire..."
On the Prospect of Planting Arts and Learning in America
The Arrow and the Song by Longfellow
"The summer vanishes..."
Courage by Thomas F. Porter and "All is of God" by John G. Whittier
Loss of the Royal George by W. Cowper
Character by Emerson
O, Captain! My Captain! By Walt Whitman
Forbearance by Emerson
L'Envoi by Rudyard Kipling
"If you and I..."
Pippa's Song by Robert Browning
Song by Aubrey de Vere
"The Common Problem..." by Browning
At Nightfall by Charles Harrison Towne
"Ah, be not false" by Richard Watson Gilder
"Let us love so well" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and My Creed by Alice Creed
Victory by Ellsworth Kaye and A Prayer by Amora Fitch
A Psalm of Life by H. W. Longfellow
"High thoughts and noble in all lands" by Richard Burton
"So I will trudge with heart elate" by Alice Cary
Service by Whittier
"Whichever way the wind doth blow" by Caroline A. Mason
Faith by Tennyson
The World Over by Lowell
It's Raining Violets by Robert Loveman
Action by Omar Khayyam
"Westward the star of empire takes its way" by George Bishop Berkeley
Clear the Way by Charles Mackay
"If you have gracious words to say"
How Sleep the Brave by William Collins
Warren's Address by John Pierpont
Worth by Alexander Pope
The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes
"If I can stop one heart from breaking" by Emily Dickinson
"He taught us" by John Ruskin and The Task of Happiness by Robert Louis Stevenson
Three Kinds of Courage by Roy Farrell Greene
Friendship by Emerson
"O! joyous Day! O! Smile of God" by Thomas Augustin Daly
Friends by James Montgomery
"We just shake hands at meeting" by Gerald Massey
The Rosary of my Years by Father Ryan
Mercy by Shakespeare
Haste Not, Rest Not by Goethe
Freedom by James Russell Lowell
Character of a Happy Life by Sir N. Wotton
The Splendor Falls by Alfred Tennyson
Lead Kindly Light by John Henry (Cardinal) Newman
The Rosary
The Spring of Love by Stopford A. Brooks
Times Go by Turns by Robert Southwell
Opportunity by John James Ingalls
"The star of the unconquered will" by H. W. Longfellow
Service by John Milton
When the Birds go North Again by Ella Higginson
Balancing by Wilbur D. Nesbit and "Believe not each accusing tongue" by Sheridan
The Inevitable by Sarah Knowles Bolton
Sympathy by Sir Thomas N. Talfourd
Come Good or Evil by William Makepeace Thackeray and "Then let us smile"
Resolve by Charlotte Perkins Stetson
The Sluggard by Isaac Watts
Crossing the Bar by Tennyson
Young and Old by Charles Kingsley
"Yes, they whose feet..." by Edwin Markham
When in Disgrace by Shakespeare and "But in the mud . . ." by Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mizpah by Julia A. Baker
Twenty Years Ago by A. J. Gault
"'Tis not the weight of jewel or plate..."

This is a collection of familiar poems from beloved poets from Tennyson and Shakespeare to Longfellow and Emerson. Some are fragments but will resonate with all poetry lovers, and convey sentiments of hope and inspiration. - Summary by Larry Wilson