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# Date Poet Title 1stLine Length

1284 22 Jun 2003 Robert Frost A Hillside Thaw To think to know the... 35

648 27 Dec 2000 Dave Goulder The January Man The January man he w... 35

747 8 Apr 2001 Randall Jarrell The Player Piano I ate pancakes one n... 35

1056 22 May 2002 Constantine Cavafy Waiting for the Barbarians What are we waiting ... 35

1706 23 May 2005 Oliver Wendell Holmes The Chambered Nautilus This is the ship of ... 35

556 25 Sep 2000 Francois Villon Ballade of the Hanged (Villon's Epitaph) Brothers that live w... 35

331 5 Feb 2000 Alexander Pope from An Essay on Man Heav'n from all crea... 35

1809 5 Jan 2006 Machine Head Elegy Elegies are to be sung 35

402 17 Apr 2000 Odgen Nash Portrait of the Artist as a Prematurely Old Man It is common knowled... 35

1536 18 Aug 2004 e. e. cummings All in green went my love riding All in green went my... 35

691 9 Feb 2001 Billy Collins Reading an Anthology of Chinese Poems of the Sung Dynasty, I Pause To Admire the Length and Clarity of Their Titles It seems these poets... 35

1677 15 Apr 2005 Joni Mitchell The Fiddle and the Drum And so once again 35

1596 13 Jan 2005 Edith Sitwell Still Falls the Rain The Raids, 1940. Nig... 35

585 24 Oct 2000 R. T. Smith Split the Lark 'Split the lark, and... 35

694 13 Feb 2001 Wislawa Szymborska True Love True love. Is it normal 35

357 2 Mar 2000 Rudyard Kipling The Last of the Light Brigade There were thirty mi... 36

1195 12 Mar 2003 Richard Wilbur Advice to a Prophet When you come, as yo... 36

918 20 Oct 2001 William Butler Yeats John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs Mary Moore A bloody and a sudde... 36

1290 28 Jun 2003 Yusef Komunyakaa My Father's Love Letters On Fridays he'd open... 36

371 16 Mar 2000 W. H. Auden O What Is That Sound O what is that sound... 36

544 12 Sep 2000 Philip Larkin Toads Why should I let the... 36

94 20 May 1999 Guy Wetmore Carryl The Embarrassing Episode of Little Miss Muffet Little Miss Muffet d... 36

1730 5 Jul 2005 Francis Scott Key The Star-Spangled Banner Oh, say can you see,... 36

846 23 Jul 2001 T. S. Eliot The Hippopotamus The broad-backed hip... 36

1234 23 Apr 2003 Mary Oliver Peonies This morning the gre... 36

255 5 Nov 1999 Charles S. Calverley Forever "Forever": 'tis a si... 36

571 10 Oct 2000 A. D. Hope The Death Of The Bird For every bird there... 36

1306 22 Oct 2003 Ted Hughes A Cranefly in September She is struggling th... 36

572 11 Oct 2000 Peter Porter Mort aux Chats There will be no mor... 36

1260 24 May 2003 E. E. Cummings Anyone lived in a pretty how town anyone lived in a pr... 36

1509 21 May 2004 Friedrich Schiller Ode to Joy Joy, thou beauteous ... 36

579 18 Oct 2000 Nissim Ezekiel The Professor Remember me? I am Pr... 36

1798 29 Nov 2005 Seamus Heaney An Ulster Twilight The bare bulb, a sca... 36

1692 8 May 2005 Archibald MacLeish You, Andrew Marvell And here face down b... 36

1532 20 Jul 2004 Yevgeny Yevtushenko Breaking Up I fell out of love: ... 36

305 30 Dec 1999 Rudyard Kipling The Conundrum of the Workshops When the flush of a ... 36

1000 15 Feb 2002 Felicia Hemans Casabianca The boy stod on the ... 36

1348 13 Sep 2003 Ogden Nash Polterguest, My Polterguest I've put Miss Hopper... 36

73 26 Apr 1999 Philip Larkin I Remember, I Remember Coming up England by... 36

1352 18 Sep 2003 Barry Cornwall The Sea The sea! the sea! th... 36

1556 5 Nov 2004 Joni Mitchell Both Sides Now Rows and flows of an... 36

173 11 Aug 1999 Willie Dixon Hoochie Coochie Man Gypsy woman told my ... 36

327 1 Feb 2000 Geoffrey Chaucer The Knight's Portrait A knyght ther was, a... 36

727 17 Mar 2001 Harold Monro Milk for the Cat When the tea is brou... 36

612 20 Nov 2000 Sylvia Plath Love Letter Not easy to state th... 36

1633 24 Feb 2005 Raymond Carver My Death If I'm lucky, I'll b... 36

774 7 May 2001 Hayden Carruth Ray How many guys are si... 36

939 11 Nov 2001 Thomas Hardy Channel Firing That night your grea... 36

1533 26 Jul 2004 Stephen Dunn The Sudden Light And The Trees My neighbor was a bi... 36

330 04 Feb 2000 John Donne A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning As virtuous men pass... 36

1659 23 Mar 2005 Emily Bronte The Night Wind In summer's mellow m... 36

1086 4 Sep 2002 William Jay Smith The Floor and the Ceiling Winter and summer, w... 36

1542 16 Sep 2004 Thomas Lovell Beddoes Song of the Stygian Naiades Proserpine may pull ... 36

984 18 Jan 2002 Walt Whitman On the Beach at Night On the beach at night, 36

974 30 Dec 2001 Anonymous Donal Og It is late last nigh... 36

111 6 Jun 1999 Marge Piercy Why marry at all? Why mar what has gro... 36

1390 18 Nov 2003 Thomas Traherne The Salutation These little Limbs, 36

2 10 Feb 1999 Walter De La Mare The Listeners 'Is there anybody th... 36

1680 20 Apr 2005 Hugo von Hofmannsthal Ariadne auf Naxos There is a land wher... 36

1545 27 Sep 2004 Czeslaw Milosz Ars Poetica I have always aspire... 36

364 09 Mar 2000 Robert Browning The Patriot - An Old Story 37

1489 30 Mar 2004 Dafydd ap Gwilym The Ruin Nothing but a ruin now 37

1735 21 Jul 2005 Kahlil Gibran On Laws (The Prophet, Chapter 13) Then a lawyer said, ... 37

564 2 Oct 2000 Robert Graves Warning to Children Children, if you dar... 37

888 12 Sep 2001 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow A Psalm of Life What the heart of th... 37

89 14 May 1999 Matthew Arnold Dover Beach The sea is calm to-night, 37

1487 28 Mar 2004 Christopher Logue All Day Permanent Red (extract) To welcome Hector to... 37

217 26 Sep 1999 Constantine Cavafy Ithaka As you set out for Ithaka 37

1223 12 Apr 2003 Allen Ginsberg A Vow I will haunt these States 37

738 29 Mar 2001 Oriah Mountain Dreamer The Invitation It doesn't interest ... 37

657 5 Jan 2001 Stephen Dobyns The Dark and Turbulent Sea Sailboat, sailboat -... 37

1609 30 Jan 2005 Wislawa Szymborska Cat in an Empty Apartment Die—you can't do tha... 37

311 14 Jan 2000 e. e. cummings Untitled "think of it: not so... 37

506 04 Aug 2000 Christopher Marlowe Lament for Zenocrate Black is the beauty ... 37

897 24 Sep 2001 Anon Grendel Then a powerful demo... 37

1456 11 Feb 2004 Richard Brautigan It's raining in love I don't know what it is, 37

609 17 Nov 2000 Stephen Vincent Benet Winged Man The moon, a sweeping... 37

819 25 Jun 2001 Orhan Veli I am listening to Istanbul I am listening to Is... 38

1404 12 Dec 2003 Dario Fo An Old Sicilian Song A woman crossing the... 38

1053 16 May 2002 William 'Smokey' Robinson Tears of a Clown Now if there's a smi... 38

1250 9 May 2003 Tony Hoagland Brave World But what about the c... 38

1697 12 May 2005 E. E. Cummings nobody loses all the time nobody loses all the time 38

581 20 Oct 2000 Charles Baudelaire Get Drunk! Always be drunk. 38

541 08 Sep 2000 U. A. Fanthorpe You Will Be Hearing From Us Shortly You feel adequate to... 38

1169 9 Feb 2003 Marianne Moore Poetry I, too, dislike it: ... 38

858 5 Aug 2001 T. S. Eliot The Waste Land (Part V) V. What the Thunder Said 39

1409 25 Dec 2003 Joni Mitchell River It's coming on Christmas 39

904 1 Oct 2001 Miller Williams The Shrinking Lonesome Sestina Somewhere in everyon... 39

28 10 Mar 1999 Adrian Mitchell To Whom It May Concern I was run over by th... 39

622 30 Nov 2000 Wilfred Gibson The Ice-Cart Perched on my city o... 39

1039 21 Apr 2002 Louis MacNeice Prayer before Birth I am not yet born; O... 39

1658 22 Mar 2005 James Dickey The Heaven of Animals Here they are. The ... 39

1133 21 Dec 2002 Allan Ginsberg Death News "Visit to W.C.W. cir... 39

557 25 Sep 2000 Andrei Voznesensky Parabolic Balad Among a parabola lif... 39

1764 12 Sep 2005 Walt Whitman Leaves of Grass, Section 14, Poem 6 A child said, *What ... 39

1241 30 Apr 2003 Joyce Grenfell Stately as a Galleon My neighbour, Mrs Fa... 39

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Sorted on **length**, fragment 1301 - 1400
#	Date	Poet	Title	1stLine	Length
1284	22 Jun 2003	Robert Frost	A Hillside Thaw	To think to know the...	35
648	27 Dec 2000	Dave Goulder	The January Man	The January man he w...	35
747	8 Apr 2001	Randall Jarrell	The Player Piano	I ate pancakes one n...	35
1056	22 May 2002	Constantine Cavafy	Waiting for the Barbarians	What are we waiting ...	35
1706	23 May 2005	Oliver Wendell Holmes	The Chambered Nautilus	This is the ship of ...	35
556	25 Sep 2000	Francois Villon	Ballade of the Hanged (Villon's Epitaph)	Brothers that live w...	35
331	5 Feb 2000	Alexander Pope	from An Essay on Man	Heav'n from all crea...	35
1809	5 Jan 2006	Machine Head	Elegy	Elegies are to be sung	35
402	17 Apr 2000	Odgen Nash	Portrait of the Artist as a Prematurely Old Man	It is common knowled...	35
1536	18 Aug 2004	e. e. cummings	All in green went my love riding	All in green went my...	35
691	9 Feb 2001	Billy Collins	Reading an Anthology of Chinese Poems of the Sung Dynasty, I Pause To Admire the Length and Clarity of Their Titles	It seems these poets...	35
1677	15 Apr 2005	Joni Mitchell	The Fiddle and the Drum	And so once again	35
1596	13 Jan 2005	Edith Sitwell	Still Falls the Rain	The Raids, 1940. Nig...	35
585	24 Oct 2000	R. T. Smith	Split the Lark	'Split the lark, and...	35
694	13 Feb 2001	Wislawa Szymborska	True Love	True love. Is it normal	35
357	2 Mar 2000	Rudyard Kipling	The Last of the Light Brigade	There were thirty mi...	36
1195	12 Mar 2003	Richard Wilbur	Advice to a Prophet	When you come, as yo...	36
918	20 Oct 2001	William Butler Yeats	John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs Mary Moore	A bloody and a sudde...	36
1290	28 Jun 2003	Yusef Komunyakaa	My Father's Love Letters	On Fridays he'd open...	36
371	16 Mar 2000	W. H. Auden	O What Is That Sound	O what is that sound...	36
544	12 Sep 2000	Philip Larkin	Toads	Why should I let the...	36
94	20 May 1999	Guy Wetmore Carryl	The Embarrassing Episode of Little Miss Muffet	Little Miss Muffet d...	36
1730	5 Jul 2005	Francis Scott Key	The Star-Spangled Banner	Oh, say can you see,...	36
846	23 Jul 2001	T. S. Eliot	The Hippopotamus	The broad-backed hip...	36
1234	23 Apr 2003	Mary Oliver	Peonies	This morning the gre...	36
255	5 Nov 1999	Charles S. Calverley	Forever	"Forever": 'tis a si...	36
571	10 Oct 2000	A. D. Hope	The Death Of The Bird	For every bird there...	36
1306	22 Oct 2003	Ted Hughes	A Cranefly in September	She is struggling th...	36
572	11 Oct 2000	Peter Porter	Mort aux Chats	There will be no mor...	36
1260	24 May 2003	E. E. Cummings	Anyone lived in a pretty how town	anyone lived in a pr...	36
1509	21 May 2004	Friedrich Schiller	Ode to Joy	Joy, thou beauteous ...	36
579	18 Oct 2000	Nissim Ezekiel	The Professor	Remember me? I am Pr...	36
1798	29 Nov 2005	Seamus Heaney	An Ulster Twilight	The bare bulb, a sca...	36
1692	8 May 2005	Archibald MacLeish	You, Andrew Marvell	And here face down b...	36
1532	20 Jul 2004	Yevgeny Yevtushenko	Breaking Up	I fell out of love: ...	36
305	30 Dec 1999	Rudyard Kipling	The Conundrum of the Workshops	When the flush of a ...	36
1000	15 Feb 2002	Felicia Hemans	Casabianca	The boy stod on the ...	36
1348	13 Sep 2003	Ogden Nash	Polterguest, My Polterguest	I've put Miss Hopper...	36
73	26 Apr 1999	Philip Larkin	I Remember, I Remember	Coming up England by...	36
1352	18 Sep 2003	Barry Cornwall	The Sea	The sea! the sea! th...	36
1556	5 Nov 2004	Joni Mitchell	Both Sides Now	Rows and flows of an...	36
173	11 Aug 1999	Willie Dixon	Hoochie Coochie Man	Gypsy woman told my ...	36
327	1 Feb 2000	Geoffrey Chaucer	The Knight's Portrait	A knyght ther was, a...	36
727	17 Mar 2001	Harold Monro	Milk for the Cat	When the tea is brou...	36
612	20 Nov 2000	Sylvia Plath	Love Letter	Not easy to state th...	36
1633	24 Feb 2005	Raymond Carver	My Death	If I'm lucky, I'll b...	36
774	7 May 2001	Hayden Carruth	Ray	How many guys are si...	36
939	11 Nov 2001	Thomas Hardy	Channel Firing	That night your grea...	36
1533	26 Jul 2004	Stephen Dunn	The Sudden Light And The Trees	My neighbor was a bi...	36
330	04 Feb 2000	John Donne	A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning	As virtuous men pass...	36
1659	23 Mar 2005	Emily Bronte	The Night Wind	In summer's mellow m...	36
1086	4 Sep 2002	William Jay Smith	The Floor and the Ceiling	Winter and summer, w...	36
1542	16 Sep 2004	Thomas Lovell Beddoes	Song of the Stygian Naiades	Proserpine may pull ...	36
984	18 Jan 2002	Walt Whitman	On the Beach at Night	On the beach at night,	36
974	30 Dec 2001	Anonymous	Donal Og	It is late last nigh...	36
111	6 Jun 1999	Marge Piercy	Why marry at all?	Why mar what has gro...	36
1390	18 Nov 2003	Thomas Traherne	The Salutation	These little Limbs,	36
2	10 Feb 1999	Walter De La Mare	The Listeners	'Is there anybody th...	36
1680	20 Apr 2005	Hugo von Hofmannsthal	Ariadne auf Naxos	There is a land wher...	36
1545	27 Sep 2004	Czeslaw Milosz	Ars Poetica	I have always aspire...	36
364	09 Mar 2000	Robert Browning	The Patriot	- An Old Story	37
1489	30 Mar 2004	Dafydd ap Gwilym	The Ruin	Nothing but a ruin now	37
1735	21 Jul 2005	Kahlil Gibran	On Laws (The Prophet, Chapter 13)	Then a lawyer said, ...	37
564	2 Oct 2000	Robert Graves	Warning to Children	Children, if you dar...	37
888	12 Sep 2001	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	A Psalm of Life	What the heart of th...	37
89	14 May 1999	Matthew Arnold	Dover Beach	The sea is calm to-night,	37
1487	28 Mar 2004	Christopher Logue	All Day Permanent Red (extract)	To welcome Hector to...	37
217	26 Sep 1999	Constantine Cavafy	Ithaka	As you set out for Ithaka	37
1223	12 Apr 2003	Allen Ginsberg	A Vow	I will haunt these States	37
738	29 Mar 2001	Oriah Mountain Dreamer	The Invitation	It doesn't interest ...	37
657	5 Jan 2001	Stephen Dobyns	The Dark and Turbulent Sea	Sailboat, sailboat -...	37
1609	30 Jan 2005	Wislawa Szymborska	Cat in an Empty Apartment	Die—you can't do tha...	37
311	14 Jan 2000	e. e. cummings	Untitled	"think of it: not so...	37
506	04 Aug 2000	Christopher Marlowe	Lament for Zenocrate	Black is the beauty ...	37
897	24 Sep 2001	Anon	Grendel	Then a powerful demo...	37
1456	11 Feb 2004	Richard Brautigan	It's raining in love	I don't know what it is,	37
609	17 Nov 2000	Stephen Vincent Benet	Winged Man	The moon, a sweeping...	37
819	25 Jun 2001	Orhan Veli	I am listening to Istanbul	I am listening to Is...	38
1404	12 Dec 2003	Dario Fo	An Old Sicilian Song	A woman crossing the...	38
1053	16 May 2002	William 'Smokey' Robinson	Tears of a Clown	Now if there's a smi...	38
1250	9 May 2003	Tony Hoagland	Brave World	But what about the c...	38
1697	12 May 2005	E. E. Cummings	nobody loses all the time	nobody loses all the time	38
581	20 Oct 2000	Charles Baudelaire	Get Drunk!	Always be drunk.	38
541	08 Sep 2000	U. A. Fanthorpe	You Will Be Hearing From Us Shortly	You feel adequate to...	38
1169	9 Feb 2003	Marianne Moore	Poetry	I, too, dislike it: ...	38
858	5 Aug 2001	T. S. Eliot	The Waste Land (Part V)	V. What the Thunder Said	39
1409	25 Dec 2003	Joni Mitchell	River	It's coming on Christmas	39
904	1 Oct 2001	Miller Williams	The Shrinking Lonesome Sestina	Somewhere in everyon...	39
28	10 Mar 1999	Adrian Mitchell	To Whom It May Concern	I was run over by th...	39
622	30 Nov 2000	Wilfred Gibson	The Ice-Cart	Perched on my city o...	39
1039	21 Apr 2002	Louis MacNeice	Prayer before Birth	I am not yet born; O...	39
1658	22 Mar 2005	James Dickey	The Heaven of Animals	Here they are. The ...	39
1133	21 Dec 2002	Allan Ginsberg	Death News	"Visit to W.C.W. cir...	39
557	25 Sep 2000	Andrei Voznesensky	Parabolic Balad	Among a parabola lif...	39
1764	12 Sep 2005	Walt Whitman	Leaves of Grass, Section 14, Poem 6	A child said, *What ...	39
1241	30 Apr 2003	Joyce Grenfell	Stately as a Galleon	My neighbour, Mrs Fa...	39

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