The Wondering Minstrels

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# Date Poet Title 1stLine Length

901 28 Sep 2001 Charles Bukowski oh yes there are worse thin... 10

902 30 Sep 2001 Rainer Maria Rilke The Book of Pilgrimage, II, 22 You are the future, 14

903 30 Sep 2001 Anon Leviathan Can you draw out Lev... 42

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

905 3 Oct 2001 Edna St. Vincent Millay I will put Chaos into fourteen lines I will put Chaos int... 14

906 4 Oct 2001 Frances Cornford To a Fat Lady Seen From the Train O why do you walk th... 8

907 6 Oct 2001 Felix Jung Miss Charlotte Brown, Librarian, Goes Mad Today, I have decided 16

908 6 Oct 2001 Yosa Buson Haiku Departing spring 3

909 8 Oct 2001 Anonymous The Limerick Packs Laughs Anatomical The limerick packs l... 5

910 9 Oct 2001 John Keats On the Grasshopper and the Cricket The poetry of earth ... 14

911 10 Oct 2001 Ella Wheeler Wilcox The Traveled Man Sometimes I wish the... 28

912 13 Oct 2001 Theodore Roethke The Waking I wake to sleep, and... 19

913 14 Oct 2001 W. H. Auden In Time of War, XII And the age ended, a... 14

914 14 Oct 2001 Christopher Morley Tit for Tat I often pass a graci... 8

915 16 Oct 2001 Phoebe Cary The Lovers Sally Salter, she wa... 33

916 18 Oct 2001 Li Po Question and Answer in the Mountains They ask me why I li... 4

917 18 Oct 2001 Robert Frost A Considerable Speck (Microscopic) 34

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

919 20 Oct 2001 William Allingham The Fairies Up the airy mountain 56

920 21 Oct 2001 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe The Erl-King Who rides there so l... 32

921 23 Oct 2001 Steely Dan Charlie Freak Charlie Freak had bu... 20

922 23 Oct 2001 Edgar Guest What Father Knows My father knows the ... 40

923 25 Oct 2001 A. C. Swinburne Leave-Taking Let us go hence, my ... 42

924 25 Oct 2001 Ambrose Bierce Christian I dreamed I stood up... 18

925 27 Oct 2001 Lee Tzu Pheng Candlesong As my years burn down 10

926 28 Oct 2001 Edna St. Vincent Millay Dirge Without Music I am not resigned to... 16

927 29 Oct 2001 Bertolt Brecht I'm not saying anything against Alexander Timur, I hear, took ... 13

928 30 Oct 2001 Ring Lardner Quiescent, a Person Sits Heart and Soul Quiescent a person s... 4

929 1 Nov 2001 Gordon Matthew 'Sting' Sumner Synchronicity II Another suburban fam... 30

930 2 Nov 2001 Paul Weller Town Called Malice You'd better stop dr... 25

931 2 Nov 2001 Sir Walter Scott Proud Maisie Proud Maisie is in t... 16

932 3 Nov 2001 Richard Thompson Fast Food Big mac, small mac, ... 26

933 6 Nov 2001 Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Mother's Little Helper What a drag it is ge... 31

934 7 Nov 2001 Seamus Heaney Blackberry-picking Late August, given h... 24

935 7 Nov 2001 Lewis Carroll The Lobster Quadrille "Will you walk a lit... 18

936 10 Nov 2001 Michael Drayton Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part (Idea: LXI) Since there's no hel... 14

937 10 Nov 2001 Sara Teasdale The Look Strephon kissed me i... 8

938 12 Nov 2001 Cicely Herbert Everything Changes after Brecht, 'Alles... 11

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

940 13 Nov 2001 Rudyard Kipling The Palace When I was a King an... 25

941 14 Nov 2001 Pablo Neruda Clenched Soul We have lost even th... 18

942 15 Nov 2001 James Shirley Death the Leveller The glories of our b... 24

943 17 Nov 2001 William Shakespeare So is it not with me as with that Muse (Sonnets XXI) So is it not with me... 14

944 17 Nov 2001 James Elroy Flecker Rioupéroux High and solemn moun... 8

945 19 Nov 2001 E. E. Cummings O sweet spontaneous O sweet spontaneous 27

946 21 Nov 2001 Sir Henry Newbolt Vitaï Lampada There's a breathless... 24

947 22 Nov 2001 John Kendal Ballad of a Homeless Bat The man was going in... 52

948 22 Nov 2001 Julia A. Moore Grand Rapids Cricket Club In Grand Rapids is a... 32

949 24 Nov 2001 Andrew Lang Brahma If the wild bowler t... 8

950 24 Nov 2001 Emily Dickinson The cricket sang The cricket sang, 12

951 26 Nov 2001 Hayden Carruth Wife Poem And it's clear at la... 24

952 27 Nov 2001 Drummond Allison Verity (In memory of Captai... 16

953 1 Dec 2001 Friedrich Nietzsche Parable of the Madman Have you not heard o... 65

954 1 Dec 2001 George Harrison Within You Without You We were talking - ab... 24

955 5 Dec 2001 T. S. Eliot Gus: The Theatre Cat Gus is the Cat at th... 55

956 7 Dec 2001 Edna St. Vincent Millay Ashes of Life Love has gone and le... 12

957 9 Dec 2001 Thomas Wyatt Whoso list to hunt, I know where is an hind Whoso list to hunt, ... 14

958 11 Dec 2001 Anon The Bookworm A moth, I thought, m... 8

959 11 Dec 2001 Henry Carey The Ballad of Sally in our Alley Of all the Girls tha... 56

960 13 Dec 2001 Stephen Sondheim The Prologue to 'Sweeney Todd' [A Man:] 55

961 14 Dec 2001 Agha Shahid Ali The Wolf's Postcript to 'Little Red Riding Hood' First, grant me my s... 33

962 14 Dec 2001 Rudyard Kipling The Idiot Boy He wandered down the... 8

963 17 Dec 2001 John Fuller Concerto for Double Bass He is a drunk leanin... 12

964 17 Dec 2001 Lewis Carroll How Doth the Little Crocodile How doth the little ... 8

965 19 Dec 2001 Steely Dan Chain Lightning Some turnout, a hund... 14

966 20 Dec 2001 Vikram Seth Sit Sit, drink your coff... 8

967 20 Dec 2001 Eugene Field Wynken, Blynken, and Nod A Dutch Lullaby 49

968 22 Dec 2001 Robert Penn Warren Grackles, Goodbye Black of grackles gl... 20

969 23 Dec 2001 Tony Harrison Long Distance II Though my mother was... 16

970 25 Dec 2001 Sigerson Clifford The Kerry Christmas Carol Brush the floor and ... 28

971 27 Dec 2001 Patrick Kavanagh Raglan Road On Raglan Road on an... 16

972 28 Dec 2001 Rupert Brooke The Beginning Some day I shall ris... 20

973 29 Dec 2001 A. E. Housman Reveille Wake: the silver dus... 24

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

975 31 Dec 2001 Robert Hayden Those Winter Sundays Sundays too my fathe... 14

976 1 Jan 2002 Ernest Hemingway Chapter Heading For we have thought ... 6

977 2 Jan 2002 Thomas Hardy The Darkling Thrush I leant upon a coppi... 32

978 3 Jan 2002 Anne Sexton Cinderella You always read about it 109

979 4 Jan 2002 Wilfred Owen The Parable of the Old Man and the Young So Abram rose, and c... 16

980 6 Jan 2002 Robert Service The March of the Dead The cruel war was ov... 48

981 9 Jan 2002 Eric Bogle The Band Played Waltzing Matilda Now when I was a you... 64

982 11 Jan 2002 Rachel Rose What We Heard About the Japanese We heard they would ... 28

983 17 Jan 2002 Stephen Vincent Benet The General Public "Ah, did you once se... 43

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

985 19 Jan 2002 Robert Frost Once by the Pacific The shattered water ... 14

986 20 Jan 2002 Marianne Moore A Grave Man looking into the sea, 52

987 22 Jan 2002 Carol Ann Duffy Prayer Some days, although ... 14

988 24 Jan 2002 Wallace Stevens The Idea of Order at Key West She sang beyond the ... 56

989 25 Jan 2002 Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Lotos-Eaters "Courage!" he said, ... 182

990 28 Jan 2002 Langston Hughes Sea Calm How still, 6

991 30 Jan 2002 Stephen Spender Seascape In memoriam M.A.S 27

992 31 Jan 2002 Oscar Wilde Symphony in Yellow An omnibus across th... 12

993 7 Feb 2002 Derek Walcott Midsummer, Tobago Broad sun-stoned beaches. 11

994 8 Feb 2002 Robert Frost The Gift Outright The land was ours be... 16

995 9 Feb 2002 John Lennon Come Together Here come old flatto... 20

996 11 Feb 2002 Shel Silverstein The Little Boy and the Old Man Said the little boy,... 10

997 12 Feb 2002 Christopher Marlowe The Passionate Shepherd to His Love Come live with me an... 24

998 13 Feb 2002 Brian Patten A blade of grass You ask for a poem. 23

999 14 Feb 2002 Elizabeth Bishop Casabianca Love's the boy stood... 10

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

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Sorted on **number**, fragment 901 - 1000
#	Date	Poet	Title	1stLine	Length
901	28 Sep 2001	Charles Bukowski	oh yes	there are worse thin...	10
902	30 Sep 2001	Rainer Maria Rilke	The Book of Pilgrimage, II, 22	You are the future,	14
903	30 Sep 2001	Anon	Leviathan	Can you draw out Lev...	42
904	1 Oct 2001	Miller Williams	The Shrinking Lonesome Sestina	Somewhere in everyon...	39
905	3 Oct 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	I will put Chaos into fourteen lines	I will put Chaos int...	14
906	4 Oct 2001	Frances Cornford	To a Fat Lady Seen From the Train	O why do you walk th...	8
907	6 Oct 2001	Felix Jung	Miss Charlotte Brown, Librarian, Goes Mad	Today, I have decided	16
908	6 Oct 2001	Yosa Buson	Haiku	Departing spring	3
909	8 Oct 2001	Anonymous	The Limerick Packs Laughs Anatomical	The limerick packs l...	5
910	9 Oct 2001	John Keats	On the Grasshopper and the Cricket	The poetry of earth ...	14
911	10 Oct 2001	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	The Traveled Man	Sometimes I wish the...	28
912	13 Oct 2001	Theodore Roethke	The Waking	I wake to sleep, and...	19
913	14 Oct 2001	W. H. Auden	In Time of War, XII	And the age ended, a...	14
914	14 Oct 2001	Christopher Morley	Tit for Tat	I often pass a graci...	8
915	16 Oct 2001	Phoebe Cary	The Lovers	Sally Salter, she wa...	33
916	18 Oct 2001	Li Po	Question and Answer in the Mountains	They ask me why I li...	4
917	18 Oct 2001	Robert Frost	A Considerable Speck	(Microscopic)	34
918	20 Oct 2001	William Butler Yeats	John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs Mary Moore	A bloody and a sudde...	36
919	20 Oct 2001	William Allingham	The Fairies	Up the airy mountain	56
920	21 Oct 2001	Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	The Erl-King	Who rides there so l...	32
921	23 Oct 2001	Steely Dan	Charlie Freak	Charlie Freak had bu...	20
922	23 Oct 2001	Edgar Guest	What Father Knows	My father knows the ...	40
923	25 Oct 2001	A. C. Swinburne	Leave-Taking	Let us go hence, my ...	42
924	25 Oct 2001	Ambrose Bierce	Christian	I dreamed I stood up...	18
925	27 Oct 2001	Lee Tzu Pheng	Candlesong	As my years burn down	10
926	28 Oct 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Dirge Without Music	I am not resigned to...	16
927	29 Oct 2001	Bertolt Brecht	I'm not saying anything against Alexander	Timur, I hear, took ...	13
928	30 Oct 2001	Ring Lardner	Quiescent, a Person Sits Heart and Soul	Quiescent a person s...	4
929	1 Nov 2001	Gordon Matthew 'Sting' Sumner	Synchronicity II	Another suburban fam...	30
930	2 Nov 2001	Paul Weller	Town Called Malice	You'd better stop dr...	25
931	2 Nov 2001	Sir Walter Scott	Proud Maisie	Proud Maisie is in t...	16
932	3 Nov 2001	Richard Thompson	Fast Food	Big mac, small mac, ...	26
933	6 Nov 2001	Mick Jagger and Keith Richards	Mother's Little Helper	What a drag it is ge...	31
934	7 Nov 2001	Seamus Heaney	Blackberry-picking	Late August, given h...	24
935	7 Nov 2001	Lewis Carroll	The Lobster Quadrille	"Will you walk a lit...	18
936	10 Nov 2001	Michael Drayton	Since there's no help, come let us kiss and part (Idea: LXI)	Since there's no hel...	14
937	10 Nov 2001	Sara Teasdale	The Look	Strephon kissed me i...	8
938	12 Nov 2001	Cicely Herbert	Everything Changes	after Brecht, 'Alles...	11
939	11 Nov 2001	Thomas Hardy	Channel Firing	That night your grea...	36
940	13 Nov 2001	Rudyard Kipling	The Palace	When I was a King an...	25
941	14 Nov 2001	Pablo Neruda	Clenched Soul	We have lost even th...	18
942	15 Nov 2001	James Shirley	Death the Leveller	The glories of our b...	24
943	17 Nov 2001	William Shakespeare	So is it not with me as with that Muse (Sonnets XXI)	So is it not with me...	14
944	17 Nov 2001	James Elroy Flecker	Rioupéroux	High and solemn moun...	8
945	19 Nov 2001	E. E. Cummings	O sweet spontaneous	O sweet spontaneous	27
946	21 Nov 2001	Sir Henry Newbolt	Vitaï Lampada	There's a breathless...	24
947	22 Nov 2001	John Kendal	Ballad of a Homeless Bat	The man was going in...	52
948	22 Nov 2001	Julia A. Moore	Grand Rapids Cricket Club	In Grand Rapids is a...	32
949	24 Nov 2001	Andrew Lang	Brahma	If the wild bowler t...	8
950	24 Nov 2001	Emily Dickinson	The cricket sang	The cricket sang,	12
951	26 Nov 2001	Hayden Carruth	Wife Poem	And it's clear at la...	24
952	27 Nov 2001	Drummond Allison	Verity	(In memory of Captai...	16
953	1 Dec 2001	Friedrich Nietzsche	Parable of the Madman	Have you not heard o...	65
954	1 Dec 2001	George Harrison	Within You Without You	We were talking - ab...	24
955	5 Dec 2001	T. S. Eliot	Gus: The Theatre Cat	Gus is the Cat at th...	55
956	7 Dec 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Ashes of Life	Love has gone and le...	12
957	9 Dec 2001	Thomas Wyatt	Whoso list to hunt, I know where is an hind	Whoso list to hunt, ...	14
958	11 Dec 2001	Anon	The Bookworm	A moth, I thought, m...	8
959	11 Dec 2001	Henry Carey	The Ballad of Sally in our Alley	Of all the Girls tha...	56
960	13 Dec 2001	Stephen Sondheim	The Prologue to 'Sweeney Todd'	[A Man:]	55
961	14 Dec 2001	Agha Shahid Ali	The Wolf's Postcript to 'Little Red Riding Hood'	First, grant me my s...	33
962	14 Dec 2001	Rudyard Kipling	The Idiot Boy	He wandered down the...	8
963	17 Dec 2001	John Fuller	Concerto for Double Bass	He is a drunk leanin...	12
964	17 Dec 2001	Lewis Carroll	How Doth the Little Crocodile	How doth the little ...	8
965	19 Dec 2001	Steely Dan	Chain Lightning	Some turnout, a hund...	14
966	20 Dec 2001	Vikram Seth	Sit	Sit, drink your coff...	8
967	20 Dec 2001	Eugene Field	Wynken, Blynken, and Nod	A Dutch Lullaby	49
968	22 Dec 2001	Robert Penn Warren	Grackles, Goodbye	Black of grackles gl...	20
969	23 Dec 2001	Tony Harrison	Long Distance II	Though my mother was...	16
970	25 Dec 2001	Sigerson Clifford	The Kerry Christmas Carol	Brush the floor and ...	28
971	27 Dec 2001	Patrick Kavanagh	Raglan Road	On Raglan Road on an...	16
972	28 Dec 2001	Rupert Brooke	The Beginning	Some day I shall ris...	20
973	29 Dec 2001	A. E. Housman	Reveille	Wake: the silver dus...	24
974	30 Dec 2001	Anonymous	Donal Og	It is late last nigh...	36
975	31 Dec 2001	Robert Hayden	Those Winter Sundays	Sundays too my fathe...	14
976	1 Jan 2002	Ernest Hemingway	Chapter Heading	For we have thought ...	6
977	2 Jan 2002	Thomas Hardy	The Darkling Thrush	I leant upon a coppi...	32
978	3 Jan 2002	Anne Sexton	Cinderella	You always read about it	109
979	4 Jan 2002	Wilfred Owen	The Parable of the Old Man and the Young	So Abram rose, and c...	16
980	6 Jan 2002	Robert Service	The March of the Dead	The cruel war was ov...	48
981	9 Jan 2002	Eric Bogle	The Band Played Waltzing Matilda	Now when I was a you...	64
982	11 Jan 2002	Rachel Rose	What We Heard About the Japanese	We heard they would ...	28
983	17 Jan 2002	Stephen Vincent Benet	The General Public	"Ah, did you once se...	43
984	18 Jan 2002	Walt Whitman	On the Beach at Night	On the beach at night,	36
985	19 Jan 2002	Robert Frost	Once by the Pacific	The shattered water ...	14
986	20 Jan 2002	Marianne Moore	A Grave	Man looking into the sea,	52
987	22 Jan 2002	Carol Ann Duffy	Prayer	Some days, although ...	14
988	24 Jan 2002	Wallace Stevens	The Idea of Order at Key West	She sang beyond the ...	56
989	25 Jan 2002	Alfred, Lord Tennyson	The Lotos-Eaters	"Courage!" he said, ...	182
990	28 Jan 2002	Langston Hughes	Sea Calm	How still,	6
991	30 Jan 2002	Stephen Spender	Seascape	In memoriam M.A.S	27
992	31 Jan 2002	Oscar Wilde	Symphony in Yellow	An omnibus across th...	12
993	7 Feb 2002	Derek Walcott	Midsummer, Tobago	Broad sun-stoned beaches.	11
994	8 Feb 2002	Robert Frost	The Gift Outright	The land was ours be...	16
995	9 Feb 2002	John Lennon	Come Together	Here come old flatto...	20
996	11 Feb 2002	Shel Silverstein	The Little Boy and the Old Man	Said the little boy,...	10
997	12 Feb 2002	Christopher Marlowe	The Passionate Shepherd to His Love	Come live with me an...	24
998	13 Feb 2002	Brian Patten	A blade of grass	You ask for a poem.	23
999	14 Feb 2002	Elizabeth Bishop	Casabianca	Love's the boy stood...	10
1000	15 Feb 2002	Felicia Hemans	Casabianca	The boy stod on the ...	36

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