Every day a new poem is chosen to be featured as the Poem of the Day. This has been done on a daily basis since June 20, 2000, when the site first went live. Be sure to bookmark the Poem of the Day page for a quick recommended read.

On this page we list all the previous poems of the day.

November 2009
November 20th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Godwin James
November 19th 2009	Denise Levertov	Stepping Westward
November 18th 2009	Kenneth Patchen	There Are Not Many Kingdoms Left
November 17th 2009	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Hiawatha And The Pearl-Feather
November 16th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Blizzard Notes
November 15th 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Leudeman's-on-the-River
November 14th 2009	Russell Edson	Grass
November 13th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Aaron Stark
November 12th 2009	Raymond Carver	What The Doctor Said
November 11th 2009	Denise Duhamel	Buying Stock
November 10th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Curse
November 9th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Avon's Harvest
November 8th 2009	Emily Dickinson	One Year ago -- jots what?
November 7th 2009	e.e. cummings	there is a here and... (19)
November 6th 2009	Alan Seeger	Ode in Memory of the American Volunteers Fallen for France
November 5th 2009	Ogden Nash	The Terrible People
November 4th 2009	Walt Whitman	How Solemn as One by One.
November 3rd 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Soul that hath a Guest
November 2nd 2009	Ogden Nash	The Germ
November 1st 2009	Louise Gluck	The Gold Lily
October 2009
October 31st 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 29: There sat down, once, a thing
October 30th 2009	James Whitcomb Riley	When the Frost is on the Punkin
October 29th 2009	Hart Crane	Carmen De Boheme
October 28th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Their Height in Heaven comforts not --
October 27th 2009	Robert Frost	The Tuft of Flowers
October 26th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I see thee clearer for the Grave
October 25th 2009	Jack Gilbert	Recovering Amid The Farms
October 24th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I saw the wind within her
October 23rd 2009	Charles Bukowski	Working Out
October 22nd 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	River And Sea
October 21st 2009	Walt Whitman	Now List to my Morning’s Romanza.
October 20th 2009	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Nature
October 19th 2009	Geraldine Connolly	New Territory
October 18th 2009	Lucille Clifton	fury
October 17th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Judge Somers
October 16th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I send Two Sunsets
October 15th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Lambert Hutchins
October 14th 2009	Dorothy Parker	Rainy Night
October 13th 2009	Emily Dickinson	A Solemn thing within the Soul
October 12th 2009	Charles Bukowski	Girl In A Miniskirt Reading The Bible Outside My Window
October 11th 2009	David Lehman	Ode To Pornography
October 10th 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Resolve
October 9th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	Yankee Doodle
October 8th 2009	Frank O\'Hara	To The Harbormaster
October 7th 2009	Stephen Crane	When the prophet, a complacent fat man,
October 6th 2009	Langston Hughes	Madam And The Phone Bill
October 5th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Isa Nutter
October 4th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Time feels so vast that were it not
October 3rd 2009	Carl Sandburg	Mask
October 2nd 2009	Jeffrey Harrison	Rilke's Fear Of Dogs
October 1st 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	An Old Story
September 2009
September 30th 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 106: 28 July
September 29th 2009	Hart Crane	Fear
September 28th 2009	Hayden Carruth	The Afterlife: Letter To Sam Hamill
September 27th 2009	Richard Brautigan	Deer Tracks
September 26th 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 98: I met a junior--not so junior--and
September 25th 2009	Ezra Pound	Envoi
September 24th 2009	Lew Welch	The image, as in a Hexagram:
September 23rd 2009	Amy Lowell	The Coal Picker
September 22nd 2009	Amy Lowell	The Blue Scarf
September 21st 2009	Ogden Nash	Reflections On Ice-Breaking
September 20th 2009	Ezra Pound	from "Hugh Selwyn Mauberly"
September 19th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Things that never can come back, are several --
September 18th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Because that you are going
September 17th 2009	Edgar Allan Poe	Alone
September 16th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Neighbors
September 15th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Trudging to Eden, looking backward,
September 14th 2009	Philip Levine	The Rains
September 13th 2009	Henry David Thoreau	Pray to What Earth
September 12th 2009	Denise Levertov	Triple Feature
September 11th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Butch Weldy
September 10th 2009	James A. Emanuel	The Young Ones, Flip Side
September 9th 2009	Robert Francis	Farm Boy After Summer
September 8th 2009	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Painting And Sculpture
September 7th 2009	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Howdy, Honey, Howdy
September 6th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Lazarus
September 5th 2009	Robert Frost	Waiting
September 4th 2009	Jane Kenyon	Twilight: After Haying
September 3rd 2009	Adrienne Rich	Living In Sin
September 2nd 2009	Stephen Crane	Two or three angels
September 1st 2009	Joseph Mayo Wristen	Abstract People in Pink Castles
August 2009
August 31st 2009	Robert Frost	Hyla Brook
August 30th 2009	James Whitcomb Riley	A Barefoot Boy
August 29th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Ida Chicken
August 28th 2009	Bill Knott	Cemetery
August 27th 2009	Charles Simic	Paradise Motel
August 26th 2009	Randall Jarrell	Mail Call
August 25th 2009	Dorothy Parker	Interview
August 24th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Day she goes
August 23rd 2009	Carl Sandburg	To a Dead Man
August 22nd 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 83: Op. posth. no. 6
August 21st 2009	Sylvia Plath	Black Rook In Rainy Weather
August 20th 2009	Lizette Woodworth Reese	Love came back at Fall o' Dew
August 19th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Like Time's insidious wrinkle
August 18th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Bert Kessler
August 17th 2009	Louise Gluck	Widows
August 16th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Trainor the Druggist
August 15th 2009	Emily Dickinson	It is easy to work when the soul is at play
August 14th 2009	Oliver Wendell Holmes	The September Gale
August 13th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Bird her punctual music brings
August 12th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	Upon Returning to the Country Road
August 11th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Absent Place -- an April Day --
August 10th 2009	Robert Lowell	Skunk Hour
August 9th 2009	Robinson Jeffers	The Bird With The Dark Plumes
August 8th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Pearl Fog
August 7th 2009	William Stafford	Notice What This Poem Is Not Doing
August 6th 2009	Lucille Clifton	Island Mary
August 5th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets From An Ungrafted Tree
August 4th 2009	e.e. cummings	yonder deadfromtheneckup graduate... (V)
August 3rd 2009	Carl Sandburg	Hemlock and Cedar
August 2nd 2009	Philip Levine	Wisteria
August 1st 2009	Robert Pinsky	Ginza Samba
July 2009
July 31st 2009	Conrad Aiken	A Letter From Li Po
July 30th 2009	Oliver Wendell Holmes	Old Ironsides
July 29th 2009	Robert Frost	The Mountain
July 28th 2009	David Lehman	Shake The Superflux!
July 27th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The pungent atom in the Air
July 26th 2009	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Tegner's Drapa
July 25th 2009	e.e. cummings	up into the silence the green... (41)
July 24th 2009	Ioanna Carlsen	Infanta
July 23rd 2009	Robert Francis	Summons
July 22nd 2009	Charles Bukowski	This
July 21st 2009	Stephen Crane	There was set before me a mighty hill
July 20th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Their dappled importunity
July 19th 2009	H. D.	Mid-Day
July 18th 2009	James Whitcomb Riley	The Raggedy Man
July 17th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Nor Mountain hinder Me
July 16th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Quite empty, quite at rest,
July 15th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	The Rich Boy’s Christmas
July 14th 2009	Norman Dubie	Of Politics & Art
July 13th 2009	Allen Ginsberg	Feb. 29, 1958
July 12th 2009	Emily Dickinson	My life closed twice before its close --
July 11th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I many times thought Peace had come
July 10th 2009	Stanley Kunitz	The Round
July 9th 2009	Anne Bradstreet	The Vanity of All Worldly Things
July 8th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I shall keep singing!
July 7th 2009	Robert Frost	The Flood
July 6th 2009	Delmore Schwartz	At This Moment Of Time
July 5th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	Sunshine
July 4th 2009	Joseph Mayo Wristen	Thinking of You
July 3rd 2009	Edgar Allan Poe	To My Mother
July 2nd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Within that little Hive
July 1st 2009	Stephen Crane	If there is a witness to my little life,
June 2009
June 30th 2009	Alan Seeger	At the Tomb of Napoleon
June 29th 2009	Herman Melville	America
June 28th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I can't tell you -- but you feel it
June 27th 2009	Walt Whitman	From Pent-up Aching Rivers.
June 26th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Perry Zoll
June 25th 2009	Charles Simic	To The One Upstairs
June 24th 2009	Anne Bradstreet	In Honour of that High and Mighty Princess, Queen ELIZABETH
June 23rd 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 51: Our wounds to time, from all the other times
June 22nd 2009	Alison Luterman	On Not Flying To Hawaii
June 21st 2009	Ben Doyle	Satellite Convulsions
June 20th 2009	Denise Levertov	To the Snake
June 19th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Dreams are the subtle Dower
June 18th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Poet And His Book
June 17th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	Says Mister Doojabs
June 16th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I knew that I had gained
June 15th 2009	Billy Collins	Candle Hat
June 14th 2009	D.C. Berry	Hamlet Off-Stage: Mel Gibson Dolls It
June 13th 2009	Emily Dickinson	'Tis true -- They shut me in the Cold --
June 12th 2009	Stephen Crane	I stood upon a high place,
June 11th 2009	Carl Sandburg	The Answer
June 10th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Winter Milk
June 9th 2009	Nick Flynn	Cartoon Physics, Part 1
June 8th 2009	Anne Sexton	The Twelve Dancing Princesses
June 7th 2009	Carolyn Forché	The Colonel
June 6th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I suppose the time will come
June 5th 2009	Amy Clampitt	The Sun Underfoot Among The Sundews
June 4th 2009	Walt Whitman	No Labor-Saving Machine.
June 3rd 2009	Charles Bukowski	The House
June 2nd 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	The Final Tax
June 1st 2009	James Tate	Loyalty
May 2009
May 31st 2009	Charles Simic	Country Fair
May 30th 2009	Anne Sexton	The Fury Of Hating Eyes
May 29th 2009	Stephen Dunn	Slant
May 28th 2009	Stephen Crane	A god in wrath
May 27th 2009	Etheridge Knight	As You Leave Me
May 26th 2009	Howard Nemerov	Walking the Dog
May 25th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Oh, Think Not I Am Faithful
May 24th 2009	Amy Lowell	The Painted Ceiling
May 23rd 2009	Alan Seeger	Kyrenaikos
May 22nd 2009	Donald Hall	Christmas party at the South Danbury Church
May 21st 2009	Dorothy Parker	Testament
May 20th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Discovery
May 19th 2009	T.S. Eliot	The Rum Tum Tugger
May 18th 2009	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE WITNESSES
May 17th 2009	Phillis Wheatley	On The Death Of Rev. Mr. George Whitefield
May 16th 2009	Walt Whitman	With All Thy Gifts.
May 15th 2009	Ogden Nash	A Lady Who Thinks She Is Thirty
May 14th 2009	Charles Bukowski	As The Sparrow
May 13th 2009	Thomas Lux	Refrigerator, 1957
May 12th 2009	Anthony Hecht	A Letter
May 11th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	How Annandale Went Out
May 10th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Each Scar I'll keep for Him
May 9th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Frost of Death was on the Pane --
May 8th 2009	Anne Sexton	The Fury Of God's Goodbye
May 7th 2009	Li-Young Lee	This Room And Everything In It
May 6th 2009	Joyce Kilmer	Alarm Clocks
May 5th 2009	Robinson Jeffers	Birthday (Autobiography)
May 4th 2009	Emily Dickinson	He fumbles at your Soul
May 3rd 2009	Richard Brautigan	My Nose Is Growing Old
May 2nd 2009	Bill Knott	To Ripley (Alien 1-4)
May 1st 2009	Edgar Allan Poe	Sancta Maria
April 2009
April 30th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	When Ida Puts Her Armor On
April 29th 2009	Maya Angelou	The Rock Cries Out to Us Today
April 28th 2009	Jack Gilbert	The Great Fires
April 27th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	General William Booth Enters into Heaven
April 26th 2009	Henry David Thoreau	The Summer Rain
April 25th 2009	Edgar Allan Poe	Stanzas
April 24th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Summer that we did not prize,
April 23rd 2009	Vachel Lindsay	How Samson Bore Away the Gates of Gaza
April 22nd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Alone and in a Circumstance
April 21st 2009	Philip Levine	The House
April 20th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Flying Dutchman
April 19th 2009	Walt Whitman	Hours Continuing Long.
April 18th 2009	Louise Gluck	The Butterfly
April 17th 2009	e.e. cummings	the way to hump a cow is not... (14)
April 16th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	A Satisfactory Reform
April 15th 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 65: A freaking ankle crabbed his blissful trips
April 14th 2009	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Problem
April 13th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Goose-Girl
April 12th 2009	Oliver Wendell Holmes	The Flaâneur
April 11th 2009	Robert Creeley	Myself
April 10th 2009	Paul Laurence Dunbar	The Lawyers' Ways
April 9th 2009	Robinson Jeffers	To A Young Artist
April 8th 2009	Emily Dickinson	My Triumph lasted till the Drums
April 7th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Nicholas Bindle
April 6th 2009	Gary Snyder	For Lew Welch In A Snowfall
April 5th 2009	Emily Dickinson	I got so I could take his name
April 4th 2009	Philip Levine	Night Thoughts Over A Sick Child
April 3rd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Oh Shadow on the Grass,
April 2nd 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Felix Schmidt
April 1st 2009	Sylvia Plath	Dialogue Between Ghost And Priest
March 2009
March 31st 2009	Vachel Lindsay	The Prarie Battlements
March 30th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	William H. Herndon
March 29th 2009	Denise Levertov	From the Roof
March 28th 2009	John Wheelwright	Train Ride
March 27th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Fledgling
March 26th 2009	Emily Dickinson	In many and reportless places
March 25th 2009	Jack Gilbert	Searching For Pittsburgh
March 24th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Manufactured Gods
March 23rd 2009	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Give All to Love
March 22nd 2009	Emily Dickinson	The immortality she gave
March 21st 2009	Robert Frost	My November Guest
March 20th 2009	Philip Levine	The Distant Winter
March 19th 2009	Anne Sexton	Hurry Up Please It's Time
March 18th 2009	Catherine Anderson	Name of a Tree
March 17th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Papa above!
March 16th 2009	Charles Simic	Watermelons
March 15th 2009	Sylvia Plath	Berck-Plage
March 14th 2009	Edgar Allan Poe	To Helen 2
March 13th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	The Ballade Of The Automobile
March 12th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	The Song of the Garden-Toad
March 11th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Summer Stars
March 10th 2009	Emily Dickinson	How the Waters closed above Him
March 9th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Swirl
March 8th 2009	Li-Young Lee	The Sacrifice
March 7th 2009	Charles Bukowski	Three Oranges
March 6th 2009	Bill Knott	The Misunderstanding
March 5th 2009	Jack Gilbert	Rain
March 4th 2009	Denise Levertov	Living
March 3rd 2009	Vachel Lindsay	In Praise of Songs that Die
March 2nd 2009	Billy Collins	Directions
March 1st 2009	Carl Sandburg	Timber Wings
February 2009
February 28th 2009	Anne Sexton	The Moss Of His Skin
February 27th 2009	Ezra Pound	Masks
February 26th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Sonnet
February 25th 2009	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE GOOD PART, THAT SHALL NOT BE TAKEN AWAY
February 24th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Mariposa
February 23rd 2009	Ezra Pound	In the Old Age of the Soul
February 22nd 2009	Dorothy Parker	The Homebody
February 21st 2009	W.S. Merwin	Wish
February 20th 2009	Emily Dickinson	A Burdock -- clawed my Gown
February 19th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	The City That Will Not Repent
February 18th 2009	Edgar Lee Masters	Pauline Barrett
February 17th 2009	Vachel Lindsay	What the Miner in the Desert Said
February 16th 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Mind lives on the Heart
February 15th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Soft as the massacre of Suns
February 14th 2009	Emily Dickinson	Aurora is the effort
February 13th 2009	Carl Sandburg	Baltic Fog Notes
February 12th 2009	Walt Whitman	Artilleryman’s Vision, The.
February 11th 2009	John Berryman	Dream Song 99: Temples
February 10th 2009	Joyce Kilmer	The New School
February 9th 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	Reasonable Interest
February 8th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Leaf And The Tree
February 7th 2009	Ezra Pound	Silet
February 6th 2009	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Horace to Leuconoë
February 5th 2009	Emily Dickinson	These -- saw Visions --
February 4th 2009	e.e. cummings	now does our world descend...
February 3rd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Bereavement in their death to feel
February 2nd 2009	Emily Dickinson	The Birds reported from the South --
February 1st 2009	Emily Dickinson	To this World she returned.
January 2009
January 31st 2009	Emily Dickinson	Doom is the House without the Door
January 30th 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	An Empty Crib
January 29th 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	A Maiden To Her Mirror
January 28th 2009	Robinson Jeffers	Now Returned Home
January 27th 2009	Richard Brautigan	15%
January 26th 2009	Dorothy Parker	Cherry White
January 25th 2009	Russell Edson	The Sad Message
January 24th 2009	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Give All To Love
January 23rd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Who abdicated Ambush
January 22nd 2009	Hayden Carruth	February Morning
January 21st 2009	Lawrence Ferlinghetti	Seascape With Sun And Eagle
January 20th 2009	Russell Edson	The Father Of Toads
January 19th 2009	Emily Dickinson	A Word made Flesh is seldom
January 18th 2009	Charles Bukowski	Poetry
January 17th 2009	Walt Whitman	Sometimes with One I Love.
January 16th 2009	Emily Dickinson	From his slim Palace in the Dust
January 15th 2009	Alan Seeger	Sonnet 07
January 14th 2009	Conrad Aiken	The House Of Dust: Part 04: 07: The sun goes down in a cold pale flare of light
January 13th 2009	Emily Dickinson	'Tis so appalling -- it exhilarates
January 12th 2009	Erin Belieu	Georgic on Memory
January 11th 2009	e.e. cummings	INTRODUCTION from New Poems
January 10th 2009	Langston Hughes	I, Too, Sing America
January 9th 2009	Anne Bradstreet	Upon a Fit of Sickness
January 8th 2009	Donald Hall	The Man In The Dead Machine
January 7th 2009	Louise Bogan	Women
January 6th 2009	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Dirge Without Music
January 5th 2009	Randall Jarrell	The Orient Express
January 4th 2009	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Love
January 3rd 2009	Emily Dickinson	Of Silken Speech and Specious Shoe
January 2nd 2009	Ellis Parker Butler	A Scotchman Whose Name Was Isbister
January 1st 2009	Ron Rash	Deep Water
December 2008
December 31st 2008	Emily Dickinson	Poor little Heart!
December 30th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Shirt
December 29th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Not Even My Pride Shall Suffer Much
December 28th 2008	William Matthews	Dire Cure
December 27th 2008	Anne Sexton	The Children
December 26th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets 08: And You As Well Must Die, Beloved Dust
December 25th 2008	Emily Dickinson	I sued the News -- yet feared -- the News
December 24th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Think Not, Not For A Moment Let Your Mind
December 23rd 2008	Anne Sexton	Young
December 22nd 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Wild Swans
December 21st 2008	Jean Toomer	Reapers
December 20th 2008	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	1819 New Year's Carrier's Address
December 19th 2008	Charles Bukowski	For Jane
December 18th 2008	Robert Frost	Two Tramps In Mud Time
December 17th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Stars, Songs, Faces
December 16th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Our little Kinsmen -- after Rain
December 15th 2008	Allen Ginsberg	In The Baggage Room At Greyhound
December 14th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Answer July
December 13th 2008	e.e. cummings	I Am A Beggar Always
December 12th 2008	Judy Grahn	My Name Is Judith
December 11th 2008	Emily Dickinson	We talked as Girls do --
December 10th 2008	Robert Frost	In a Vale
December 9th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Russell Kincaid
December 8th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Mrs. Kessler
December 7th 2008	Li-Young Lee	Persimmons
December 6th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Sandpipers
December 5th 2008	Henry David Thoreau	Low-Anchored Cloud
December 4th 2008	Gary Snyder	December At Yase
December 3rd 2008	David Lehman	September 22
December 2nd 2008	Gregory Corso	The Mad Yak
December 1st 2008	Wendell Berry	Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front
November 2008
November 30th 2008	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Long Race
November 29th 2008	Edgar Allan Poe	The Conqueror Worm
November 28th 2008	Charles Bukowski	Decline
November 27th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Sweet Mountains -- Ye tell Me no lie --
November 26th 2008	Robert Lowell	The Quaker Graveyard in Nantucket
November 25th 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	At The Hop
November 24th 2008	Robert Lowell	The Drunken Fisherman
November 23rd 2008	Emily Dickinson	Summer for thee, grant I may be
November 22nd 2008	William Carlos Williams	This Is Just To Say
November 21st 2008	Richard Brautigan	Xerox Candy Bar
November 20th 2008	Sara Teasdale	A November Night
November 19th 2008	Walt Whitman	Thought.
November 18th 2008	Anne Bradstreet	In Reference to Her Children
November 17th 2008	Shel Silverstein	Where the Sidewalk Ends
November 16th 2008	William Carlos Williams	Light Hearted Author
November 15th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	The Wizard in the Street
November 14th 2008	Frank O\'Hara	As Planned
November 13th 2008	Emily Dickinson	It did not surprise me
November 12th 2008	Lucille Clifton	song at midnight
November 11th 2008	Ellis Parker Butler	Would You Believe It?
November 10th 2008	Etheridge Knight	The Violent Space (Or When Your Sister Sleeps Around For Money)
November 9th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Finding is the first Act
November 8th 2008	Marge Piercy	You Ask Why Sometimes I Say Stop
November 7th 2008	James Whitcomb Riley	A Song of the Road
November 6th 2008	Emily Dickinson	If I can stop one Heart from breaking
November 5th 2008	Walt Whitman	This Compost.
November 4th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Harvest Sunset
November 3rd 2008	Vachel Lindsay	Written for a Musician
November 2nd 2008	John Berryman	Dream Song 2: Big Buttons, Cornets: the advance
November 1st 2008	Emily Dickinson	This slow Day moved along --
October 2008
October 31st 2008	Wallace Stevens	The Poem That Took The Place Of A Mountain
October 30th 2008	Phillis Wheatley	On The Death Of J. C. An Infant
October 29th 2008	Richard Brautigan	30 Cents, Two Transfers, Love
October 28th 2008	David Wagoner	At The Door
October 27th 2008	Emily Dickinson	You've seen Balloons set -- Haven't You?
October 26th 2008	James Whitcomb Riley	The Old Guitar
October 25th 2008	Maya Angelou	Alone
October 24th 2008	Walt Whitman	All is Truth.
October 23rd 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Change
October 22nd 2008	Conrad Aiken	Turns And Movies: Violet Moore And Bert Moore
October 21st 2008	Emily Dickinson	One Sister have I in our house
October 20th 2008	Walt Whitman	Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field.
October 19th 2008	Dorothy Parker	Recurrence
October 18th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	The Soul of the City Receives the Gift of the Holy Spirit
October 17th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Each that we lose takes part of us;
October 16th 2008	Walt Whitman	Longings for Home.
October 15th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Grown Up
October 14th 2008	James Whitcomb Riley	Unless
October 13th 2008	Deborah Ager	Night In Iowa
October 12th 2008	Emily Dickinson	It struck me -- every Day
October 11th 2008	Emily Dickinson	To tell the Beauty would decrease
October 10th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The grave my little cottage is,
October 9th 2008	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	Apostrophe
October 8th 2008	Philip Levine	Songs
October 7th 2008	Amy Clampitt	A Catalpa Tree On West Twelfth Street
October 6th 2008	Frank O\'Hara	Song (Did you see me walking by the Buick Repairs?)
October 5th 2008	John Berryman	Dream Song 61: Full moon. Our Narragansett gales subside
October 4th 2008	Emily Dickinson	It would have starved a Gnat --
October 3rd 2008	Alan Seeger	Liebestod
October 2nd 2008	Jean Toomer	People
October 1st 2008	Emily Dickinson	She lay as if at play
September 2008
September 30th 2008	Ezra Pound	Epilogue
September 29th 2008	Emily Dickinson	My Soul -- accused me -- And I quailed --
September 28th 2008	Robinson Jeffers	July Fourth By The Ocean
September 27th 2008	Emily Dickinson	On that specific Pillow
September 26th 2008	Sylvia Plath	Sleep In The Mojave Desert
September 25th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Precious to Me -- She still shall be --
September 24th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Savoir Faire
September 23rd 2008	John Berryman	Dream Song 8: The weather was fine. They took away his teeth
September 22nd 2008	Joseph Mayo Wristen	The Teacher Speaks to a Crowd in New Jersey
September 21st 2008	Robert Creeley	Something
September 20th 2008	Walt Whitman	I Heard You, Solemn-sweet Pipes of the Organ.
September 19th 2008	Carolyn Forché	The Visitor
September 18th 2008	Frank O\'Hara	A City Winter
September 17th 2008	Nick Carbo	The Filipino Politician
September 16th 2008	Charles Bukowski	Luck
September 15th 2008	Alan Seeger	Bellinglise
September 14th 2008	Bob Hicok	Spirit Dity Of No Fax Line Dial Tone
September 13th 2008	Denise Duhamel	On Being Born The Same Exact Day Of The Same Exact Year As Boy George
September 12th 2008	Stanley Gemmell	Dead Poem
September 11th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The rainbow never tells me
September 10th 2008	Philip Levine	Detroit Grease Shop Poem
September 9th 2008	Anne Sexton	The Wedding Ring Dance
September 8th 2008	Denise Levertov	To the Reader
September 7th 2008	Nick Carbo	Mal Agueros
September 6th 2008	Philip Levine	The Grave Of The Kitchen Mouse
September 5th 2008	Louise Gluck	The Silver Lily
September 4th 2008	Stephen Dunn	Named
September 3rd 2008	e.e. cummings	enter no
September 2nd 2008	Charles Webb	Giant Fungus
September 1st 2008	Louise Gluck	Horse
August 2008
August 31st 2008	Henry David Thoreau	Inspiration
August 30th 2008	Emily Dickinson	No ladder needs the bird but skies
August 29th 2008	Herman Melville	Gettysburg
August 28th 2008	Louise Bogan	Solitary Observation Brought Back From A Sojourn In Hell
August 27th 2008	Reginald Shepherd	Michael Who Walks by Night
August 26th 2008	Robinson Jeffers	The Bed By The Window
August 25th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	To Jane Addams at the Hague
August 24th 2008	Emily Dickinson	To help our Bleaker Parts
August 23rd 2008	Audre Lorde	Who Said It Was Simple
August 22nd 2008	Stephen Crane	In a lonely place,
August 21st 2008	Phillis Wheatley	To A Lady On The Death Of Her Husband
August 20th 2008	Howard Nemerov	A Life
August 19th 2008	Emily Dickinson	September's Baccalaureate
August 18th 2008	Adrienne Rich	Snapshots of a Daughter-In-Law
August 17th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Now I knew I lost her --
August 16th 2008	Denise Levertov	The Métier of Blossoming
August 15th 2008	Walt Whitman	Manhattan Streets I Saunter’d, Pondering.
August 14th 2008	Robert Francis	Thoreau in Italy
August 13th 2008	Emily Dickinson	A Murmur in the Trees -- to note
August 12th 2008	Donald Hall	Wolf Knife
August 11th 2008	Robert Frost	In a Disused Graveyard
August 10th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Each Life Converges to some Centre --
August 9th 2008	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Ultima Thule: Dedication to G. W. G.
August 8th 2008	Anne Bradstreet	Spirit
August 7th 2008	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Pau-Puk-Keewis
August 6th 2008	Emily Dickinson	To see the Summer Sky
August 5th 2008	Emily Dickinson	A Flower will not trouble her, it has so small a Foot,
August 4th 2008	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	TO A CHILD
August 3rd 2008	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Distinction
August 2nd 2008	Thomas Lux	The Man Into Whose Yard You Should Not Hit Your Ball
August 1st 2008	Vachel Lindsay	The Haughty Snail-King
July 2008
July 31st 2008	Philip Levine	Making It Work
July 30th 2008	Bill Knott	Picture
July 29th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	John Hancock Otis
July 28th 2008	Richard Wilbur	March 26, 1974
July 27th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Cadenza
July 26th 2008	Emily Dickinson	An Hour is a Sea
July 25th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	On a Bust
July 24th 2008	Phillis Wheatley	An Answer To The Rebus, By The Author Of These Poems
July 23rd 2008	Emily Dickinson	That this should feel the need of Death
July 22nd 2008	Anne Sexton	The Consecrating Mother
July 21st 2008	Sylvia Plath	Faun
July 20th 2008	Joyce Kilmer	Love's Lantern
July 19th 2008	Robert Frost	The Gum-Gatherer
July 18th 2008	Sharon Olds	Sex Without Love
July 17th 2008	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Belisarius
July 16th 2008	Lucille Clifton	shapeshifter poems
July 15th 2008	May Swenson	Question
July 14th 2008	Emily Dickinson	You know that Portrait in the Moon --
July 13th 2008	Carl Sandburg	The Hangman at Home
July 12th 2008	Anne Sexton	Love Letter Written In A Burning Building
July 11th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The difference between Despair
July 10th 2008	Amy Lowell	Climbing
July 9th 2008	Edwin Arlington Robinson	John Gorham
July 8th 2008	Galway Kinnell	Fergus Falling
July 7th 2008	Billy Collins	Madmen
July 6th 2008	Paul Laurence Dunbar	The Old Front Gate
July 5th 2008	Billy Collins	Tomes
July 4th 2008	Dorothy Parker	Bric-a-Brac
July 3rd 2008	William Carlos Williams	The Defective Record
July 2nd 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Soul selects her own Society
July 1st 2008	Walt Whitman	Who Learns My Lesson Complete?
June 2008
June 30th 2008	Richard Brautigan	I've Never Had It Done So Gently Before
June 29th 2008	John Berryman	Dream Song 44: Tell it to the forest fire, tell it to the moon
June 28th 2008	Sara Teasdale	It Will Not Change
June 27th 2008	Philip Levine	Magpiety
June 26th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Battle fought between the Soul
June 25th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Ourselves were wed one summer -- dear --
June 24th 2008	Charles Bukowski	As The Poems Go
June 23rd 2008	Emily Dickinson	Although I put away his life
June 22nd 2008	Carl Sandburg	Fight
June 21st 2008	Delmore Schwartz	Parlez-Vous Francais?
June 20th 2008	Walt Whitman	Look Down, Fair Moon.
June 19th 2008	Connie Wanek	The Coin Behind Your Ear
June 18th 2008	Amy Lowell	Two Travellers in the Place Vendome
June 17th 2008	Russell Edson	Sleep
June 16th 2008	Emily Dickinson	I should not dare to be so sad
June 15th 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Fading
June 14th 2008	Michael Lally	Forbidden Fruit
June 13th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Exhilaration -- is within
June 12th 2008	Oliver Wendell Holmes	Æstivation
June 11th 2008	Robert Francis	Paper Men To Air Hopes And Fears
June 10th 2008	Laura Riding Jackson	The Simple Line
June 9th 2008	Philip Levine	Heaven
June 8th 2008	H. D.	Fragment Sixty-eight
June 7th 2008	Emily Dickinson	To love thee Year by Year
June 6th 2008	David Lehman	The Left Bank
June 5th 2008	Philip Freneau	To A New England Poet
June 4th 2008	David Lehman	Sestina
June 3rd 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Robert Southey Burke
May 2008
May 31st 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	I Will Be Worthy Of It
May 30th 2008	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The White Man's Foot
May 29th 2008	Shel Silverstein	The Meehoo with an Exactlywatt
May 28th 2008	Jorie Graham	Prayer
May 27th 2008	Emily Dickinson	For this -- accepted Breath
May 26th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Trust adjust her "Peradventure" --
May 25th 2008	Dorothy Parker	Frustration
May 24th 2008	Ellis Parker Butler	To Marguerite
May 23rd 2008	Dorothy Parker	Verse for a Certain Dog
May 22nd 2008	Vachel Lindsay	Concerning Emperors
May 21st 2008	Sylvia Plath	Poppies In October
May 20th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Heart! We will forget him!
May 19th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Child Moon
May 18th 2008	Robert Frost	The Ax-Helve
May 17th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Humming Bird Woman
May 16th 2008	Sylvia Plath	The Bull Of Bendylaw
May 15th 2008	Charles Bukowski	The Icecream People
May 14th 2008	Phillis Wheatley	Goliath Of Gath
May 13th 2008	Delmore Schwartz	Sonnet Suggested By Homer, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe, Paul Vakzy, James Joyce, Et Al.
May 12th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Graves
May 11th 2008	Wallace Stevens	Tattoo
May 10th 2008	Delmore Schwartz	Concerning The Synthetic Unity Of Apperception
May 9th 2008	Emily Dickinson	With thee, in the Desert
May 8th 2008	Denise Levertov	The Great Black Heron
May 7th 2008	Charles Bukowski	Layover
May 6th 2008	H. D.	Song
May 5th 2008	Walt Whitman	A Hand-Mirror.
May 4th 2008	Louise Gluck	Odysseus' Decision
May 3rd 2008	Charles Bukowski	A Radio With Guts
May 2nd 2008	Walt Whitman	Gods.
May 1st 2008	Anne Sexton	Raccoon
April 2008
April 30th 2008	John Berryman	Dream Song 64: Supreme my holdings, greater yet my need
April 29th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Menses
April 28th 2008	Carl Sandburg	I Am The People, The Mob
April 27th 2008	Anne Bradstreet	A Letter to Her Husband
April 26th 2008	Bill Knott	Tempestrousseau
April 25th 2008	Marge Piercy	Visiting a Dead Man on a Summer Day
April 24th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Love -- thou art high
April 23rd 2008	Russell Edson	You
April 22nd 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	The Unknown
April 21st 2008	Dorothy Parker	Godspeed
April 20th 2008	Linda Pastan	A New Poet
April 19th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Loam
April 18th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Drama's Vitallest Expression is the Common Day
April 17th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Joseph Dixon
April 16th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Taken from men -- this morning
April 15th 2008	Li-Young Lee	Braiding
April 14th 2008	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Lingard and the Stars
April 13th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	Caught in a Net
April 12th 2008	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Celestial Love
April 11th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Little Hill
April 10th 2008	Stanley Kunitz	The Snakes of September
April 9th 2008	Sara Teasdale	What Do I Care?
April 8th 2008	e.e. cummings	Picasso... (XXIII)
April 7th 2008	Emily Dickinson	A single Screw of Flesh
April 6th 2008	T.S. Eliot	Macavity: The Mystery Cat
April 5th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	To Buddha
April 4th 2008	Emily Dickinson	A Visitor in Marl
April 3rd 2008	Mark Doty	Visitation
April 2nd 2008	Shoshauna Shy	Bringing My Son To The Police Station To Be Fingerprinted
April 1st 2008	Herman Melville	Healed of My Hurt
March 2008
March 31st 2008	Vachel Lindsay	A Prayer to All the Dead among Mine Own People
March 30th 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Refuted
March 29th 2008	Vachel Lindsay	Our Mother Pocahontas
March 28th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Infinite a sudden Guest
March 27th 2008	Raymond Carver	Late Fragment
March 26th 2008	Frank Bidart	Love Incarnate
March 25th 2008	Forrest Hamer	Charlene-n-Booker 4ever
March 24th 2008	Walt Whitman	This Dust was Once the Man.
March 23rd 2008	Paul Laurence Dunbar	When Malindy Sings
March 22nd 2008	Anne Sexton	The Big Heart
March 21st 2008	Emily Dickinson	If I may have it, when it's dead,
March 20th 2008	Oliver Wendell Holmes	A Farewell to Agassiz
March 19th 2008	Linda Pastan	Vermilion
March 18th 2008	William Carlos Williams	The Crowd At The Ball Game
March 17th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Crucible
March 16th 2008	Stanley Kunitz	Hornworm: Autumn Lamentation
March 15th 2008	Anne Sexton	Live
March 14th 2008	Denise Levertov	The Quest
March 13th 2008	David Lehman	December 25
March 12th 2008	e.e. cummings	i thank you God for most this amazing
March 11th 2008	Charles Bukowski	The Poetry Reading
March 10th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Day undressed -- Herself --
March 9th 2008	Anne Bradstreet	The Flesh and the Spirit
March 8th 2008	Ogden Nash	Oh To Be Odd!
March 7th 2008	Anne Sexton	And One For My Dame
March 6th 2008	Carl Sandburg	At a Window
March 5th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Mascots
March 4th 2008	Joyce Sutphen	Crossroads
March 3rd 2008	Ellis Parker Butler	The Ballade Of The Mistletoe Bough
March 2nd 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Emily Sparks
March 1st 2008	Charles Bukowski	A Man
February 2008
February 29th 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	A Song Of Life
February 28th 2008	Marge Piercy	The Seven Of Pentacles
February 27th 2008	Delmore Schwartz	The Choir And Music Of Solitude And Silence
February 26th 2008	Charles Simic	Clouds Gathering
February 25th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Kin To Sorrow
February 24th 2008	Billy Collins	Study In Orange And White
February 23rd 2008	Walt Whitman	As I Ponder’d in Silence.
February 22nd 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Butterfly's Numidian Gown
February 21st 2008	Dorothy Parker	The Sea
February 20th 2008	Alan Seeger	All That's Not Love . . .
February 19th 2008	Walt Whitman	In Paths Untrodden.
February 18th 2008	Emily Dickinson	The Red -- Blaze -- is the Morning
February 17th 2008	Robert Frost	The Bonfire
February 16th 2008	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Friendship After Love
February 15th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets 10: Oh, My Beloved, Have You Thought Of This
February 14th 2008	Frank O\'Hara	At Joan's
February 13th 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Mrs. Purkapile
February 12th 2008	Emily Dickinson	It is an honorable Thought
February 11th 2008	Deborah Ager	The Lake
February 10th 2008	Anne Sexton	Killing The Love
February 9th 2008	Walt Whitman	Me Imperturbe.
February 8th 2008	Alan Seeger	The Aisne
February 7th 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Shroud
February 6th 2008	Robert Frost	Looking For a Sunset Bird in Winter
February 5th 2008	William Stafford	For My Young Friends Who Are Afraid
February 4th 2008	Maya Angelou	Passing Time
February 3rd 2008	Emily Dickinson	By my Window have I for Scenery
February 2nd 2008	Edgar Lee Masters	Mrs. Williams
February 1st 2008	W.S. Merwin	The Ships Are Made Ready In Silence
January 2008
January 31st 2008	Emily Dickinson	Oh give it Motion -- deck it sweet
January 30th 2008	Amy Clampitt	Exmoor
January 29th 2008	Dorothy Parker	The Apple Tree
January 28th 2008	Dorothy Parker	The False Friends
January 27th 2008	Stanley Kunitz	Father and Son
January 26th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Buffalo Bill
January 25th 2008	Frank O\'Hara	Why I Am Not A Painter
January 24th 2008	Russell Edson	A Stone Is Nobody's
January 23rd 2008	Anne Sexton	Elegy In The Classroom
January 22nd 2008	Carl Sandburg	Old-fashioned Requited Love
January 21st 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Bean-Stalk
January 20th 2008	Amy Lowell	To an Early Daffodil
January 19th 2008	Heather McHugh	Ghoti
January 18th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Myself can read the Telegrams
January 17th 2008	Anne Sexton	Sylvia's Death
January 16th 2008	Sara Teasdale	Houses Of Dreams
January 15th 2008	Charles Simic	Hotel Insomnia
January 14th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Long Guns
January 13th 2008	Charles Bukowski	My First Affair With That Older Woman
January 12th 2008	Stephen Dunn	Landscape At The End Of The Century
January 11th 2008	Maya Angelou	A Conceit
January 10th 2008	William Carlos Williams	The Cold Night
January 9th 2008	Amy Lowell	The Hammers
January 8th 2008	Carl Sandburg	From The Shore
January 7th 2008	Emily Dickinson	He ate and drank the precious Words --
January 6th 2008	Emily Dickinson	Her little Parasol to lift
January 5th 2008	Ogden Nash	The Chipmunk
January 4th 2008	Carl Sandburg	Smoke Rose Gold
January 3rd 2008	Walt Whitman	Unnamed Lands.
January 2nd 2008	Edna St. Vincent Millay	I Know The Face Of Falsehood And Her Tongue
January 1st 2008	Walt Whitman	By Broad Potomac’s Shore.
December 2007
December 31st 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Mother's Loss
December 30th 2007	Sharon Olds	Crab
December 29th 2007	Randall Jarrell	Next Day
December 28th 2007	Langston Hughes	Night Funeral In Harlem
December 27th 2007	Emily Dickinson	It stole along so stealthy
December 26th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Riddle we can guess
December 25th 2007	Ogden Nash	The Cantaloupe
December 24th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Soto!  Explore thyself!
December 23rd 2007	Walt Whitman	Shut Not Your Doors, &c.
December 22nd 2007	Thomas Lux	"I Love You Sweatheart"
December 21st 2007	Emily Dickinson	A Field of Stubble, lying sere
December 20th 2007	Sylvia Plath	Perseus
December 19th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 42: O journeyer, deaf in the mould, insane
December 18th 2007	Gary Soto	Saturday At The Canal
December 17th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Of Yellow was the outer Sky
December 16th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	Rhymes for Gloriana
December 15th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Love's Supremacy
December 14th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Birthday of but a single pang
December 13th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	On Reading Omar Khayyam
December 12th 2007	Emily Dickinson	No Notice gave She, but a Change --
December 11th 2007	Susan Kelly-DeWitt	Summer Of The Grandmothers
December 10th 2007	James Whitcomb Riley	The Rapture of the Year
December 9th 2007	Nick Carbo	Grammarotics
December 8th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Wind didn't come from the Orchard -- today
December 7th 2007	Edward Field	The Return of Frankenstein
December 6th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Two Travellers perishing in Snow
December 5th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The event was directly behind Him
December 4th 2007	Sylvia Plath	Letter In November
December 3rd 2007	Weldon Kees	The Smiles Of The Bathers
December 2nd 2007	Wendell Berry	A Meeting
December 1st 2007	Edna St. Vincent Millay	My Most Distinguished Guest And Learned Friend
November 2007
November 30th 2007	Joyce Kilmer	The Annunciation
November 29th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Settle The Question Right
November 28th 2007	Cornelius Eady	I'm A Fool To Love You
November 27th 2007	Joyce Kilmer	The White Ships and the Red
November 26th 2007	Stephen Crane	I met a seer
November 25th 2007	Alan Seeger	Rendezvous
November 24th 2007	Amy Lowell	Afternoon Rain in State Street
November 23rd 2007	William Matthews	A Poetry Reading At West Point
November 22nd 2007	Emily Dickinson	They talk as slow as Legends grow
November 21st 2007	Billy Collins	For Bartleby The Scrivener
November 20th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 14: Life, friends, is boring
November 19th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Alix
November 18th 2007	Amy Lowell	The Last Quarter of the Moon
November 17th 2007	Howard Nemerov	Casting
November 16th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Could that sweet Darkness where they dwell
November 15th 2007	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Accountability
November 14th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Touch lightly Nature's sweet Guitar
November 13th 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Hamilton Greene
November 12th 2007	Carl Sandburg	The Great Hunt
November 11th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	By the Spring, at Sunset
November 10th 2007	Edgar Allan Poe	Sonnet- Silence
November 9th 2007	Ron Rash	Last Service
November 8th 2007	Alan Seeger	Sonnet XIII
November 7th 2007	Frank O\'Hara	Poem (Lana Turner has collapsed!)
November 6th 2007	Anne Sexton	Suicide Note
November 5th 2007	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	The IX Ode to Horace
November 4th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Summer Shirt Sale
November 3rd 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 77: Seedy Henry rose up shy
November 2nd 2007	Lizette Woodworth Reese	A Rhyme of Death's Inn
November 1st 2007	Russell Edson	The Position
October 2007
October 31st 2007	Amy Lowell	March Evening
October 30th 2007	Ellis Parker Butler	Song For Heroes
October 29th 2007	Wallace Stevens	A High-Toned Old Christian Woman
October 28th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Hits and Runs
October 27th 2007	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	Account of a Visit From ST. Nicholas
October 26th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Ambition's Trail
October 25th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Over the Banisters
October 24th 2007	Alan Seeger	Eudaemon
October 23rd 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Custer
October 22nd 2007	Delmore Schwartz	Apollo Musagete, Poetry, And The Leader Of The Muses
October 21st 2007	Carl Sandburg	Sixteen Months
October 20th 2007	Alan Seeger	Maktoob
October 19th 2007	Walt Whitman	American Feuillage.
October 18th 2007	James A. Emanuel	The Treehouse
October 17th 2007	Marvin Bell	To Dorothy
October 16th 2007	Emily Dickinson	'Twould ease -- a Butterfly --
October 15th 2007	Richard Brautigan	Please
October 14th 2007	Amy Lowell	A Coloured Print by Shokei
October 13th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Nocturne In A Deserted Brickyard
October 12th 2007	Stephen Crane	In heaven
October 11th 2007	Randall Jarrell	A Country Life
October 10th 2007	Emily Dickinson	I make His Crescent fill or lack --
October 9th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Dandelion's pallid tube
October 8th 2007	Allen Ginsberg	Father Death Blues (Don't Grow Old, Part V)
October 7th 2007	T.S. Eliot	The Naming Of Cats
October 6th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Paradise is of the option.
October 5th 2007	Walt Whitman	Despairing Cries.
October 4th 2007	Richard Brautigan	Kafka's Hat
October 3rd 2007	Emily Dickinson	Not that We did, shall be the test
October 2nd 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Sorry
October 1st 2007	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Keats
September 2007
September 30th 2007	Walt Whitman	Italian Music in Dakota.
September 29th 2007	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Tavern
September 28th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 13: God bless Henry
September 27th 2007	Anthony Hecht	Late Afternoon: The Onslaught Of Love
September 26th 2007	T.S. Eliot	Preludes
September 25th 2007	Billy Collins	I Go Back To The House For A Book
September 24th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Revolution is the Pod
September 23rd 2007	Howard Nemerov	The Blue Swallows
September 22nd 2007	Emily Dickinson	Knock with tremor --
September 21st 2007	Li-Young Lee	Out Of Hiding
September 20th 2007	Joyce Kilmer	Gates and Doors
September 19th 2007	Emily Dickinson	One Anguish -- in a Crowd --
September 18th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	I Love You
September 17th 2007	Emily Dickinson	These are the Signs to Nature's Inns --
September 16th 2007	Emily Dickinson	One of the ones that Midas touched
September 15th 2007	Emily Dickinson	'Tis my first night beneath the Sun
September 14th 2007	Joyce Kilmer	St. Alexis, Patron of Beggars
September 13th 2007	Christianne Balk	Shorthorns
September 12th 2007	Randall Jarrell	Gunner
September 11th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Landscape
September 10th 2007	Louise Gluck	Poem
September 9th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Too cold is this
September 8th 2007	Howard Nemerov	Learning the Trees
September 7th 2007	Robert Frost	Asking For Roses
September 6th 2007	Charles Bukowski	How Is Your Heart?
September 5th 2007	Ellis Parker Butler	Jabed Meeker, Humorist
September 4th 2007	Ezra Pound	In Tempore Senectutis
September 3rd 2007	William Carlos Williams	Portrait Of A Lady
September 2nd 2007	Emily Dickinson	A Wind that rose
September 1st 2007	e.e. cummings	2 little whos
August 2007
August 31st 2007	Anthony Hecht	Prospects
August 30th 2007	Russell Edson	Paying The Captain
August 29th 2007	Bill Knott	Goodbye
August 28th 2007	Anne Bradstreet	The Author to her Book
August 27th 2007	James Whitcomb Riley	The Harper
August 26th 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Justice Arnett
August 25th 2007	Sharon Olds	The Sash
August 24th 2007	Ogden Nash	First Child ... Second Child
August 23rd 2007	Vachel Lindsay	A Sense of Humor
August 22nd 2007	Emily Dickinson	Trusty as the stars
August 21st 2007	Billy Collins	Consolation
August 20th 2007	Russell Edson	Hands
August 19th 2007	Robert Frost	The Generations of Men
August 18th 2007	Anne Bradstreet	Verses upon the Burning of our House, July 18th
August 17th 2007	Anne Sexton	Wanting To Die
August 16th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Grass
August 15th 2007	Emily Dickinson	I started Early -- Took my Dog --
August 14th 2007	Emily Dickinson	'Twas like a Maelstrom, with a notch,
August 13th 2007	Anne Bradstreet	Epitaphs
August 12th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight
August 11th 2007	James Tate	More Later, Less The Same
August 10th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 103: I consider a song will be as humming-bird
August 9th 2007	Phillis Wheatley	To The King's Most Excellent Majesty
August 8th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 132: A Small Dream
August 7th 2007	Ogden Nash	Peekabo, I Almost See You
August 6th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Proud and Beautiful
August 5th 2007	Sylvia Plath	Lesbos
August 4th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Carlos
August 3rd 2007	James Schuyler	Salute
August 2nd 2007	Hayden Carruth	On Being Asked To Write A Poem Against The War In Vietnam
August 1st 2007	Sara Teasdale	Water Lilies
July 2007
July 31st 2007	Walt Whitman	Darest Thou Now, O Soul.
July 30th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Love's Coming
July 29th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Prayer is the little implement
July 28th 2007	Amy Lowell	Clear, with Light, Variable Winds
July 27th 2007	Donald Hall	Villanelle
July 26th 2007	Stephen Crane	On the desert
July 25th 2007	Walt Whitman	O Star of France.
July 24th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Oh, honey of an hour,
July 23rd 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Ditch is dear to the Drunken man
July 22nd 2007	Sylvia Plath	Pheasant
July 21st 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Hollows round His eager Eyes
July 20th 2007	Frank O\'Hara	Autobiographia Literaria
July 19th 2007	Anne Bradstreet	Another
July 18th 2007	Philip Levine	Holy Day
July 17th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Autumn Movement
July 16th 2007	D.C. Berry	Hamlet Off-Stage: Snail Peels Off
July 15th 2007	Anne Sexton	Buying The Whore
July 14th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Inspiration
July 13th 2007	Hart Crane	At Melville's Tomb
July 12th 2007	Ellis Parker Butler	New England Magazine
July 11th 2007	Walt Whitman	Aboard at a Ship’s Helm.
July 10th 2007	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets 02: Into The Golden Vessel Of Great Song
July 9th 2007	Anne Sexton	An Obsessive Combination Of Onotological Inscape, Trickery And Love
July 8th 2007	Richard Brautigan	The Shenevertakesherwatchoff Poem
July 7th 2007	Edgar Allan Poe	Eulalie
July 6th 2007	Laura Riding Jackson	With The Face
July 5th 2007	Emily Dickinson	There is a morn by men unseen
July 4th 2007	Robinson Jeffers	The Purse-Seine
July 3rd 2007	Joyce Kilmer	The Thorn
July 2nd 2007	Robinson Jeffers	Love The Wild Swan
July 1st 2007	Ellis Parker Butler	Western
June 2007
June 30th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	The Tale of the Tiger-Tree
June 29th 2007	William Stafford	Waking at 3 a.m.
June 28th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Chicago Poet
June 27th 2007	Joseph Mayo Wristen	Child of Jesus
June 26th 2007	Carolyn Forché	The Garden Shukkei-en
June 25th 2007	Sylvia Plath	Contusion
June 24th 2007	Nick Carbo	Little Brown Brother
June 23rd 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	The Circuit Judge
June 22nd 2007	Robinson Jeffers	Divinely Superfluous Beauty
June 21st 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Batterson Dobyns
June 20th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Aztec Mask
June 19th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Life we have is very great.
June 18th 2007	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Sound of the Sea
June 17th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Pigeon
June 16th 2007	Richard Brautigan	-2
June 15th 2007	Judy Grahn	If You Lose Your Lover
June 14th 2007	Carl Sandburg	The Wind Sings Welcome in Early Spring
June 13th 2007	Emily Dickinson	If I could tell how glad I was
June 12th 2007	Emily Dickinson	To die -- takes just a little while
June 11th 2007	e.e. cummings	what if a much of a which of a wind... (XX)
June 10th 2007	Amy Lowell	Absence
June 9th 2007	Anne Sexton	Despair
June 8th 2007	Anne Sexton	A Curse Against Elegies
June 7th 2007	Ogden Nash	The Wasp
June 6th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Sun is gay or stark
June 5th 2007	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Fire of Drift-wood
June 4th 2007	Emily Dickinson	We like March.
June 3rd 2007	Henry David Thoreau	They Who Prepare my Evening Meal Below
June 2nd 2007	Marge Piercy	Toad Dreams
June 1st 2007	Ezra Pound	The Jewel Stairs' Grievance
May 2007
May 31st 2007	Emily Dickinson	Wonder -- is not precisely Knowing
May 30th 2007	Joseph Mayo Wristen	From the Rooms of the Prom Queen
May 29th 2007	Robert Hershon	Sentimental Moment Or Why Did The Baguette Cross The Road?
May 28th 2007	Allen Ginsberg	Nagasaki Days
May 27th 2007	Joseph Mayo Wristen	magic to change the world
May 26th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Shells from the Coast mistaking --
May 25th 2007	Richard Brautigan	At the California Institute of Technology
May 24th 2007	Anne Sexton	For Johnny Pole On The Forgotten Beach
May 23rd 2007	e.e. cummings	youful... (17)
May 22nd 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Conrad Siever
May 21st 2007	Joyce Kilmer	The Snowman in the Yard
May 20th 2007	Joyce Kilmer	Thanksgiving
May 19th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Prophetic Soul
May 18th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Love is Enough
May 17th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Inconceivably solemn!
May 16th 2007	Emily Dickinson	'Tis not the swaying frame we miss,
May 15th 2007	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Life's Tragedy
May 14th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 34: My mother has your shotgun. One man, wide
May 13th 2007	Robinson Jeffers	The Broken Balance
May 12th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Flanders
May 11th 2007	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Siege Perilous
May 10th 2007	Richard Brautigan	Part 10 of Trout Fishing in America
May 9th 2007	Jorie Graham	The Way Things Work
May 8th 2007	Maya Angelou	I know why the caged bird sings
May 7th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Conscious am I in my Chamber,
May 6th 2007	Charles Simic	Mummy's Curse
May 5th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Me from Myself -- to banish --
May 4th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Penelope
May 3rd 2007	Robinson Jeffers	The Day Is A Poem (September 19, 1939)
May 2nd 2007	Robert Frost	To Earthward
May 1st 2007	William Carlos Williams	Aux Imagistes
April 2007
April 30th 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Samuel Gardner
April 29th 2007	Eric Torgersen	The Story Of White Man Leading Viet Cong Patrol
April 28th 2007	Philip Levine	Picture Postcard From The Other World
April 27th 2007	Conrad Aiken	The House Of Dust: Part 01: 03: One, where the pale sea foamed at the yellow sand
April 26th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Some such Butterfly be seen
April 25th 2007	David Lehman	July 10
April 24th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Glimmer
April 23rd 2007	Robert Frost	The Silken Tent
April 22nd 2007	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Little Ghost
April 21st 2007	Emily Dickinson	I'm "wife" -- I've finished that
April 20th 2007	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Demos
April 19th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Go slow, my soul, to feed thyself
April 18th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Sweet Violets
April 17th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Time's wily Chargers will not wait
April 16th 2007	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Pity Me Not Because The Light Of Day
April 15th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Ballade at Thirty-Five
April 14th 2007	Jeffrey Harrison	Necessity
April 13th 2007	Emily Dickinson	To own a Susan of my own
April 12th 2007	Amy Lowell	At Night
April 11th 2007	Walt Whitman	Ox Tamer, The.
April 10th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The last of Summer is Delight --
April 9th 2007	Lee Upton	The Table
April 8th 2007	John Berryman	Sonnet 117 - All we were going strong
April 7th 2007	Edwin Arlington Robinson	L'envoy
April 6th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	My Lady in Her White Silk Shawl
April 5th 2007	Charles Bukowski	Curtain
April 4th 2007	James Whitcomb Riley	A Noon Interval
April 3rd 2007	Randall Jarrell	Well Water
April 2nd 2007	T.S. Eliot	The Hippopotamus
April 1st 2007	Vachel Lindsay	Springfield Magical
March 2007
March 31st 2007	Walt Whitman	As I Sat Alone by Blue Ontario’s Shores.
March 30th 2007	Dorothy Parker	Epitaph for a Darling Lady
March 29th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Distance -- is not the Realm of Fox
March 28th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	A Maiden's Secret
March 27th 2007	Alan Seeger	Sonnet I
March 26th 2007	Ogden Nash	Tableau At Twilight
March 25th 2007	Vachel Lindsay	Niagara
March 24th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Sexton! My Master's sleeping here.
March 23rd 2007	Walt Whitman	States!
March 22nd 2007	Robert Frost	The Hill Wife
March 21st 2007	Richard Brautigan	Part 4 of Trout Fishing in America
March 20th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Desolation
March 19th 2007	Lee Upton	The Broom
March 18th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 97: Henry of Donnybrook bred like a pig
March 17th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Did We abolish Frost
March 16th 2007	Bill Knott	Stress Therapy
March 15th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Fleeing Away
March 14th 2007	James Whitcomb Riley	The Ripest Peach
March 13th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 23: The Lay of Ike
March 12th 2007	Oliver Wendell Holmes	Daily Trials by a Sensitive Man
March 11th 2007	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	On my Sister Joanna's Entrance into Her 33rd Year
March 10th 2007	Robert Creeley	I Know A Man
March 9th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Questionnaire
March 8th 2007	Billy Collins	Child Development
March 7th 2007	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Blight
March 6th 2007	Ron Rash	In Dismal Gorge
March 5th 2007	Bill Knott	2 Futilists
March 4th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Brain, within its Groove
March 3rd 2007	Raymond Carver	Stupid
March 2nd 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 68: I heard, could be, a Hey there from the wing
March 1st 2007	Emily Dickinson	A Sloop of Amber slips away
February 2007
February 28th 2007	Walt Whitman	Untold Want, The.
February 27th 2007	John Berryman	Dream Song 50: In a motion of night they massed nearer my post
February 26th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Contentment
February 25th 2007	Donald Hall	A Poet at Twenty
February 24th 2007	Carl Sandburg	An Electric Sign Goes Dark
February 23rd 2007	Herman Melville	The Mound by the Lake
February 22nd 2007	e.e. cummings	if you like my poems let them
February 21st 2007	Joyce Kilmer	The Proud Poet
February 20th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Band Concert
February 19th 2007	Walt Whitman	That Music Always Round Me.
February 18th 2007	Emily Dickinson	'Twas my one Glory --
February 17th 2007	Edith Wharton	Chartres
February 16th 2007	Richard Wilbur	Praise In Summer
February 15th 2007	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Moon And Sea
February 14th 2007	William Stafford	Traveling Through The Dark
February 13th 2007	Carl Sandburg	Subway
February 12th 2007	Edwin Arlington Robinson	On the Night of a Friend's Wedding
February 11th 2007	Archibald MacLeish	The End Of The World
February 10th 2007	Carl Sandburg	White Ash
February 9th 2007	Richard Brautigan	Nine Things
February 8th 2007	Li-Young Lee	The Father's House
February 7th 2007	Russell Edson	The Road
February 6th 2007	Emily Dickinson	There is no Frigate like a Book
February 5th 2007	Laurie Duesing	Precision
February 4th 2007	Sara Teasdale	Doubt
February 3rd 2007	Stephen Crane	The wayfarer,
February 2nd 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Walter Simmons
February 1st 2007	Robert Creeley	The Way
January 2007
January 31st 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Ami Green
January 30th 2007	Anne Sexton	Doors, Doors, Doors
January 29th 2007	Ogden Nash	The Ant
January 28th 2007	e.e. cummings	next to of course god america i... (III)
January 27th 2007	Charles Bukowski	Show Biz
January 26th 2007	Emily Dickinson	You cannot take itself
January 25th 2007	Emily Dickinson	I would not paint -- a picture --
January 24th 2007	T.S. Eliot	La Figlia che Piange
January 23rd 2007	Walt Whitman	Dirge for Two Veterans.
January 22nd 2007	Robinson Jeffers	Shine, Perishing Republic
January 21st 2007	Carl Sandburg	Caboose Thoughts
January 20th 2007	W.S. Merwin	Some Last Questions
January 19th 2007	Robert Frost	The Housekeeper
January 18th 2007	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Douglass
January 16th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Upon the gallows hung a wretch,
January 15th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Empty my Heart, of Thee --
January 13th 2007	Stanley Gemmell	Cirque
January 12th 2007	Hart Crane	Forgetfulness
January 11th 2007	Emily Dickinson	One thing of it we borrow
January 10th 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Willie Metcalf
January 9th 2007	Emily Dickinson	Conjecturing a Climate
January 8th 2007	Audre Lorde	Coal
January 7th 2007	Edgar Lee Masters	Thomas Ross, Jr.
January 6th 2007	Emily Dickinson	The Morning after Woe
January 5th 2007	Emily Dickinson	"Speech" -- is a prank of Parliament --
December 2006
December 26th 2006	Walt Whitman	Long, too Long, O Land!
December 23rd 2006	e.e. cummings	Marianne Moore (35)
December 17th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Autumn Daybreak
December 16th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Theophilus
December 15th 2006	Robinson Jeffers	Return
December 14th 2006	Anne Sexton	Frenzy
December 13th 2006	Robert Frost	Ghost House
December 12th 2006	Richard Brautigan	Surprise
December 11th 2006	Robert Creeley	The Carnival
December 10th 2006	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Hiawatha And Mudjekeewis
December 9th 2006	Conrad Aiken	Senlin: His Dark Origins
December 8th 2006	Ron Rash	Brown Lung
December 7th 2006	Robert Frost	I. The Witch of Coös
December 6th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Spanish
December 5th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets 11: As To Some Lovely Temple, Tenantless
December 4th 2006	Philip Freneau	On the Ruins of a Country Inn
December 3rd 2006	Robert Frost	I Will Sing You One-O
December 2nd 2006	Russell Edson	Ape And Coffee
December 1st 2006	Yusef Komunyakaa	My Father's Love Letters
November 2006
November 30th 2006	Russell Edson	The Bridge
November 29th 2006	John Berryman	Dream Song 22: Of 1826
November 28th 2006	Dorothy Parker	A Very Short Song
November 27th 2006	Russell Edson	The Man Rock
November 26th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Fragment
November 25th 2006	David Wagoner	Wallace Stevens On His Way To Work
November 24th 2006	Sylvia Plath	Ariel
November 23rd 2006	e.e. cummings	Doveglion
November 22nd 2006	Russell Edson	Erasing Amyloo
November 21st 2006	Donald Justice	Sadness
November 20th 2006	Wallace Stevens	The Idea Of Order At Key West
November 19th 2006	Walt Whitman	As a Strong Bird on Pinions Free.
November 18th 2006	Bill Knott	Lesson
November 17th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Partake as doth the Bee,
November 16th 2006	Walt Whitman	Elemental Drifts.
November 15th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Tangibles
November 14th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Only a Shrine, but Mine --
November 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Satisfaction -- is the Agent
November 12th 2006	Amy Lowell	Fringed Gentians
November 11th 2006	Weldon Kees	A Musician's Wife
November 10th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Step lightly on this narrow spot --
November 9th 2006	Sylvia Plath	On Looking Into The Eyes Of A Demon Lover
November 8th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Doctor Meyers
November 7th 2006	Stanley Gemmell	Blue Shards In Palm Of Hand
November 6th 2006	W.S. Merwin	It Is March
November 5th 2006	Conrad Aiken	The House Of Dust: Part 03: 07: Porcelain
November 4th 2006	Reginald Shepherd	Eros In His Striped Blue Shirt
November 3rd 2006	Philip Freneau	On The Death Of Dr. Benjamin Franklin
November 2nd 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Oscar Hummel
November 1st 2006	Hayden Carruth	Goes
October 2006
October 31st 2006	Hayden Carruth	Ray
October 30th 2006	Anne Sexton	To A Friend Whose Work Has Come To Triumph
October 29th 2006	Conrad Aiken	The House Of Dust: Part 02: 05: Retrospect
October 28th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The Heart has many Doors --
October 27th 2006	Paul Laurence Dunbar	Little Brown Baby
October 26th 2006	Ezra Pound	The Garden
October 25th 2006	Kenneth Patchen	Pastoral
October 24th 2006	Ted Kooser	After Years
October 23rd 2006	Maggie Estep	Hey Baby
October 22nd 2006	Edith Wharton	An Autumn Sunset
October 21st 2006	Donald Justice	Men At Forty
October 20th 2006	Robert Frost	The Line-Gang
October 19th 2006	Sara Teasdale	Blue Squills
October 18th 2006	Galway Kinnell	Poem Of Night
October 17th 2006	Emily Dickinson	If pain for peace prepares
October 16th 2006	Walt Whitman	Drum-Taps.
October 15th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Your thoughts don't have words every day
October 14th 2006	Emily Dickinson	"Was not" was all the Statement.
October 13th 2006	David Lehman	June 6
October 12th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Lightly stepped a yellow star
October 11th 2006	Philip Levine	The Red Shirt
October 10th 2006	Denise Levertov	Seeing For A Moment
October 9th 2006	Richard Brautigan	Love Poem
October 8th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Fame is a bee.
October 7th 2006	Carl Sandburg	In a Back Alley
October 6th 2006	Emily Dickinson	How noteless Men, and Pleiads, stand,
October 5th 2006	Philip Levine	Told
October 4th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Many Soldiers
October 3rd 2006	Robert Frost	The Last Mowing
October 2nd 2006	Charles Simic	Against Winter
October 1st 2006	Ellis Parker Butler	Millennium
September 2006
September 30th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Georgine Sand Miner
September 29th 2006	Walt Whitman	As if a Phantom Caress’d Me.
September 28th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Sea-Wash
September 27th 2006	Judy Grahn	Helen In Hollywood
September 26th 2006	Walt Whitman	To a President.
September 25th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Till Death -- is narrow Loving --
September 24th 2006	Bill Knott	Flashbacks
September 23rd 2006	Ellis Parker Butler	Womanly Qualms
September 22nd 2006	Emily Dickinson	Love -- is that later Thing than Death --
September 21st 2006	Carl Sandburg	Jan Kubelik
September 20th 2006	Sara Teasdale	A Cry
September 19th 2006	Reginald Shepherd	Solstice As Demon Lover
September 18th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Thin Strips
September 17th 2006	T.S. Eliot	Mr. Mistoffelees
September 16th 2006	Louise Gluck	Parable Of The Dove
September 15th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Father
September 14th 2006	Robert Frost	Design
September 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The sweetest Heresy received
September 12th 2006	Philip Levine	Red Dust
September 11th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Souvenir
September 10th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Plaid Dress
September 9th 2006	Wallace Stevens	Disillusionment Of Ten O'clock
September 8th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Noon -- is the Hinge of Day --
September 7th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The farthest Thunder that I heard
September 6th 2006	Alan Seeger	Sonnet 04
September 5th 2006	Marge Piercy	Traveling Dream
September 4th 2006	Dorothy Parker	The Danger of Writing Defiant Verse
September 3rd 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Three Quatrains
September 2nd 2006	Forrest Hamer	Lesson
September 1st 2006	Frank O\'Hara	Steps
August 2006
August 31st 2006	Anne Sexton	The Break
August 30th 2006	Sara Teasdale	Alone
August 29th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Boy and Father
August 28th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Unfulfilled to Observation --
August 27th 2006	Ezra Pound	Statement of Being
August 26th 2006	Emily Dickinson	To venerate the simple days
August 25th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Laughing Corn
August 24th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Some Days retired from the rest
August 23rd 2006	Ogden Nash	The Solitary Huntsman
August 22nd 2006	Denise Levertov	The Thread
August 21st 2006	Philip Levine	The Drunkard
August 20th 2006	Carl Sandburg	River Roads
August 19th 2006	Steve Kowit	The Grammar Lesson
August 18th 2006	Anne Sexton	The Lost Ingredient
August 17th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Ollie McGee
August 16th 2006	Walt Whitman	My Picture-Gallery.
August 15th 2006	Vachel Lindsay	A Dirge for a Righteous Kitten
August 14th 2006	John Berryman	Dream Song 75: Turning it over, considering
August 13th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Snow Storm
August 12th 2006	John Berryman	Dream Song 63: Bats have no bankers and they do not drink
August 11th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	For Ariva
August 10th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The Work of Her that went,
August 9th 2006	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	Careless Philosopher's Soliloquy
August 8th 2006	Edward Field	The Bride of Frankenstein
August 7th 2006	Emily Dickinson	She rose to His Requirement -- dropt
August 6th 2006	Stephen Dunn	The Sudden Light And The Trees
August 5th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Its little Ether Hood
August 4th 2006	Walt Whitman	To Oratists.
August 3rd 2006	Ogden Nash	To A Small Boy Standing On My Shoes While I Am Wearing Them
August 2nd 2006	Langston Hughes	Still Here
August 1st 2006	Lawrence Ferlinghetti	The Plough Of Time
July 2006
July 31st 2006	Emily Dickinson	Who Court obtain within Himself
July 30th 2006	Ellis Parker Butler	Bird Nesting
July 29th 2006	Marge Piercy	Always Unsuitable
July 28th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Early Moon
July 27th 2006	Wallace Stevens	Domination Of Black
July 26th 2006	Emily Dickinson	A Lady red -- amid the Hill
July 25th 2006	Richard Wilbur	A Fire-Truck
July 24th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Gathered into the Earth,
July 23rd 2006	Louise Gluck	Cana
July 22nd 2006	Walt Whitman	A Carol of Harvest, for 1867 .
July 21st 2006	e.e. cummings	if there are any heavens my mother will
July 20th 2006	Ogden Nash	What's The Use?
July 19th 2006	Richard Wilbur	The Prisoner of Zenda
July 18th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	All That Love Asks
July 17th 2006	Lucille Clifton	climbing
July 16th 2006	Sylvia Plath	Face Lift
July 15th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Bringers
July 14th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The Day grew small, surrounded tight
July 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	I cannot see my soul but know 'tis there
July 12th 2006	Emily Dickinson	I think that the Root of the Wind is Water --
July 11th 2006	Sylvia Plath	Morning Song
July 10th 2006	Vachel Lindsay	An Apology for the Bottle Volcanic
July 9th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Roscoe Purkapile
July 8th 2006	Emily Dickinson	I Years had been from Home
July 7th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Feast
July 6th 2006	Robert Frost	My Butterfly
July 5th 2006	Walt Whitman	I Sit and Look Out.
July 4th 2006	Amy Lowell	Crowned
July 3rd 2006	Emily Dickinson	So large my Will
July 2nd 2006	e.e. cummings	kumrads die because they're told)
July 1st 2006	Vachel Lindsay	Blanche Sweet
June 2006
June 30th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	A Golden Day
June 29th 2006	Louise Gluck	April
June 28th 2006	Anne Sexton	The Civil War
June 27th 2006	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Building of the Ship
June 26th 2006	Emily Dickinson	To the stanch Dust
June 25th 2006	Robert Frost	The Black Cottage
June 24th 2006	Galway Kinnell	The Cellist
June 23rd 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Knowlt Hoheimer
June 22nd 2006	Emily Dickinson	The Butterfly upon the Sky,
June 21st 2006	Emily Dickinson	The most important population
June 20th 2006	Joyce Kilmer	Citizen of the World
June 19th 2006	James Whitcomb Riley	The Willow
June 18th 2006	Stanley Gemmell	At Your Royal Side
June 17th 2006	Robert Pinsky	Shirt
June 16th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	If Still Your Orchards Bear
June 15th 2006	Archibald MacLeish	The Too-Late Born
June 14th 2006	Emily Dickinson	To interrupt His Yellow Plan
June 13th 2006	Sharon Olds	One Year
June 12th 2006	Sylvia Plath	The Colossus
June 11th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Galoots
June 10th 2006	James Reiss	My Daughters In New York
June 9th 2006	Stephen Dunn	Allegory Of The Cave
June 8th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Archibald's Example
June 7th 2006	Jean Valentine	Elegy For Jane Kenyon (2)
June 6th 2006	T.S. Eliot	Four Quartets 2: East Coker
June 5th 2006	Emily Dickinson	A lane of Yellow led the eye
June 4th 2006	Rodney Jack	Stonefruit
June 3rd 2006	Amy Lowell	Song
June 2nd 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Town Down by the River
June 1st 2006	e.e. cummings	moan... (7)
May 2006
May 31st 2006	Anne Sexton	When Man Enters Woman
May 30th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Sestina
May 29th 2006	Mark Doty	Metro North
May 28th 2006	Amy Lowell	Sea Shell
May 27th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Gypsy
May 26th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Aaron Hatfield
May 25th 2006	Adrienne Rich	Prospective Immigrants Please Note
May 24th 2006	Emily Dickinson	'Tis little I -- could care for Pearls
May 23rd 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Rat
May 22nd 2006	Jorie Graham	The Guardian Angel Of The Little Utopia
May 21st 2006	Stanley Kunitz	Single Vision
May 20th 2006	Denise Levertov	Losing Track
May 19th 2006	Raymond Carver	Photograph of My Father in His Twenty-Second Year
May 18th 2006	Deborah Ager	Night: San Francisco
May 17th 2006	Randall Jarrell	The House In The Woods
May 16th 2006	Sara Teasdale	Tides
May 15th 2006	Walt Whitman	What Place is Besieged?
May 14th 2006	David Lehman	To Psyche
May 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	I stepped from Plank to Plank
May 12th 2006	Robert Creeley	Clemente's Images
May 11th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Zola
May 10th 2006	Ezra Pound	The Seeing Eye
May 9th 2006	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Concord Hymn
May 8th 2006	Emily Dickinson	I'm Nobody! Who are you?
May 7th 2006	David Lehman	March 1
May 6th 2006	Ron Rash	Whippoorwill
May 5th 2006	Ellis Parker Butler	Immortality
May 4th 2006	e.e. cummings	now is a ship... (9)
May 3rd 2006	Emily Dickinson	She staked her Feathers -- Gained an Arc --
May 2nd 2006	Lizette Woodworth Reese	Spicewood
May 1st 2006	Walt Whitman	Mediums.
April 2006
April 30th 2006	Frank O\'Hara	A Step Away From Them
April 29th 2006	Walt Whitman	To Foreign Lands.
April 28th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	One Of Us Two
April 27th 2006	Emily Dickinson	That first Day, when you praised Me, Sweet,
April 26th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Endanger it, and the Demand
April 25th 2006	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Spirit of Poetry
April 24th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Tie the Strings to my Life, My Lord,
April 23rd 2006	John Berryman	Dream Song 11: His mother goes. The mother comes & goes.
April 22nd 2006	Robert Lowell	History
April 21st 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Calverly's
April 20th 2006	Oliver Wendell Holmes	The Old Man Dreams
April 19th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Brass Keys
April 18th 2006	Tony Hoagland	Jet
April 17th 2006	Emily Dickinson	The worthlessness of Earthly things
April 16th 2006	Amy Lowell	Roads
April 15th 2006	David Lehman	January 24
April 14th 2006	Walt Whitman	Joy, Shipmate, Joy!
April 13th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Not In A Silver Casket Cool With Pearls
April 12th 2006	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	TO THE DRIVING CLOUD
April 11th 2006	Robert Creeley	America
April 10th 2006	Sylvia Plath	Mad Girl's Love Song
April 9th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Burial
April 8th 2006	e.e. cummings	supposing i dreamed this)... (IX)
April 7th 2006	Delmore Schwartz	Far Rockaway
April 5th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Does It Pay?
March 2006
March 30th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Andy the Night-Watch
March 29th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Delilah
March 28th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	For Some Poems by Matthew Arnold
March 27th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Escaping backward to perceive
March 26th 2006	Lawrence Ferlinghetti	Wild Dreams Of A New Beginning
March 25th 2006	Weldon Kees	1926
March 24th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The True Encounter
March 23rd 2006	Delmore Schwartz	Out Of The Watercolored Window, When You Look
March 22nd 2006	Emily Dickinson	A Cap of Lead across the sky
March 21st 2006	Archibald MacLeish	Dr. Sigmund Freud Discovers the Sea Shell
March 20th 2006	Louise Bogan	Juan's Song
March 19th 2006	Deborah Ager	Morning
March 18th 2006	Walt Whitman	Roots and Leaves Themselves Alone.
March 17th 2006	Edgar Lee Masters	Lyman King
March 16th 2006	Ezra Pound	Song of the Bowmen of Shu
March 15th 2006	Ogden Nash	The Turtle
March 14th 2006	Amy Lowell	The Allies
March 13th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Garden Wireless
March 12th 2006	W.S. Merwin	Unknown Bird
March 11th 2006	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	All Roads That Lead To God Are Good
March 10th 2006	Stephen Crane	Black riders came from the sea.
March 9th 2006	Weldon Kees	The Doctor Will Return
March 7th 2006	Philip Levine	Late Light
March 6th 2006	Dorothy Parker	The Trusting Heart
March 5th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Cliff Klingenhagen
March 4th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Finish
March 3rd 2006	Emily Dickinson	It knew no lapse, nor Diminuation --
March 2nd 2006	Emily Dickinson	Those final Creatures, -- who they are --
March 1st 2006	Ezra Pound	Sestina: Altaforte
February 2006
February 28th 2006	Walt Whitman	Camps of Green.
February 27th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Field of Glory
February 26th 2006	Daniel Nester	There's Got To Be A Morning After
February 25th 2006	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Being Young And Green
February 24th 2006	Vachel Lindsay	The Moon is a Painter
February 23rd 2006	Ogden Nash	Bankers Are Just Like Anybody Else, Except Richer
February 22nd 2006	Sylvia Plath	Aftermath
February 21st 2006	Vachel Lindsay	Factory Windows are Always Broken
February 20th 2006	Denise Levertov	People at Night
February 19th 2006	Robert Frost	Canis Major
February 18th 2006	Donald Hall	Mount Kearsarge Shines
February 17th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The World
February 16th 2006	Emily Dickinson	In lands I never saw -- they say
February 15th 2006	Edgar Allan Poe	In the Greenest of our Valleys
February 14th 2006	Catherine Anderson	Before Sleep
February 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	We learn it in Retreating
February 12th 2006	Emily Dickinson	High from the earth I heard a bird,
February 11th 2006	Louise Gluck	Siren
February 10th 2006	Sylvia Plath	April 18
February 9th 2006	Walt Whitman	City Dead-House, The.
February 8th 2006	Frank Bidart	If I Could Mourn Like A Mourning Dove
February 7th 2006	Walt Whitman	Mystic Trumpeter, The.
February 6th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Humdrum
February 5th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Few, yet enough,
February 4th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Wert Thou but ill -- that I might show thee
February 3rd 2006	David Lehman	Examples (August 27)
February 2nd 2006	Delmore Schwartz	Yeats Died Saturday In France
February 1st 2006	Vachel Lindsay	Queen Mab in the Village
January 2006
January 31st 2006	Emily Dickinson	My first well Day -- since many ill --
January 30th 2006	Oliver Wendell Holmes	Cacoethes Scribendi
January 29th 2006	Carl Sandburg	Back Yard
January 28th 2006	Frank Bidart	Dark Night
January 27th 2006	Jean Toomer	A Certain Man
January 26th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Cosmopolities without a plea
January 25th 2006	Charles Simic	White
January 24th 2006	Anne Sexton	"Daddy" Warbucks
January 23rd 2006	Wallace Stevens	The House Was Quiet And The World Was Calm
January 22nd 2006	Li-Young Lee	The City In Which I Loved You
January 21st 2006	Major Henry Livingston, Jr.	The Crane & The Fox, a Fable
January 20th 2006	Russell Edson	Antimatter
January 19th 2006	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Shadrach O'Leary
January 18th 2006	Philip Levine	Another Song
January 17th 2006	Conrad Aiken	The House Of Dust: Part 02: 03: Interlude
January 16th 2006	Phillis Wheatley	An Hymn To The Evening
January 15th 2006	Ogden Nash	Columbus
January 14th 2006	Charles Bukowski	Consummation Of Grief
January 13th 2006	Emily Dickinson	Praise it -- 'tis dead --
January 12th 2006	Carl Sandburg	To Beachey, 1912
January 11th 2006	Jean Toomer	Unsuspecting
January 10th 2006	Vachel Lindsay	The Unpardonable Sin
January 9th 2006	Denise Duhamel	Snow White's Acne
January 8th 2006	Emily Dickinson	His Mansion in the Pool
January 7th 2006	Robert Frost	The Door in the Dark
January 6th 2006	Philip Levine	In The New Sun
January 5th 2006	John Berryman	Dream Song 116: Through the forest, followed, Henry made his silky way
January 4th 2006	Walt Whitman	On Journeys Through The States.
January 3rd 2006	Emily Dickinson	If I'm lost -- now
January 2nd 2006	Robert Frost	Evening in a Sugar Orchard
January 1st 2006	Walt Whitman	City of Ships.
December 2005
December 31st 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Robin is the One
December 30th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Because the Bee may blameless hum
December 29th 2005	Donald Hall	Distressed Haiku
December 28th 2005	Emily Dickinson	'Twas comfort in her Dying Room
December 27th 2005	Amy Lowell	The Bombardment
December 26th 2005	James Whitcomb Riley	A Poet's Wooing
December 25th 2005	Donald Justice	To A Ten-Months' Child
December 24th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	Incense
December 23rd 2005	Amy Lowell	Diya  {original title is Greek, Delta-iota-psi-alpha}
December 22nd 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Chaucer
December 21st 2005	Kenneth Patchen	The Naked Land
December 20th 2005	Emily Dickinson	What tenements of clover
December 19th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Repetitions
December 18th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Paul McNeely
December 17th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Birds begun at Four o'clock --
December 16th 2005	Amy Clampitt	Fog
December 15th 2005	e.e. cummings	mr youse needn't be so spry... (XVIII)
December 14th 2005	Mark Hillringhouse	Woolworth's
December 13th 2005	Walt Whitman	Song at Sunset.
December 12th 2005	Lucille Clifton	adam thinking
December 11th 2005	Ron Padgett	Ladies And Gentlemen In Outer Space
December 10th 2005	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Going Away
December 9th 2005	William Carlos Williams	The Young Housewife
December 8th 2005	Jorie Graham	Of The Ever-Changing Agitation In The Air
December 7th 2005	Marge Piercy	The Cat's Song
December 6th 2005	Philip Levine	Holding On
December 5th 2005	Amy Lowell	In a Garden
December 4th 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	An April Day
December 3rd 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Revenge of Rain-in-the-Face
December 2nd 2005	Joyce Kilmer	Wealth
December 1st 2005	Carl Sandburg	Baby Toes
November 2005
November 30th 2005	e.e. cummings	since feeling is first... (VII)
November 29th 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Autumn Within
November 28th 2005	Joyce Kilmer	The Fourth Shepherd
November 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I taste a liquor never brewed
November 26th 2005	Emily Dickinson	His Feet are shod with Gauze --
November 25th 2005	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Dark Hills
November 24th 2005	Hayden Carruth	Graves
November 23rd 2005	Carl Sandburg	Eleventh Avenue Racket
November 22nd 2005	William Carlos Williams	Berket And The Stars
November 21st 2005	Emily Dickinson	Besides this May
November 20th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	On The Garden Wall
November 19th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I stole them from a Bee
November 18th 2005	Maggie Estep	Scab Maids On Speed
November 17th 2005	Hayden Carruth	Emergency Haying
November 16th 2005	Wallace Stevens	Final Soliloquy Of The Interior Paramour
November 15th 2005	Emily Dickinson	There is strength in proving that it can be borne
November 14th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Moon was but a Chin of Gold
November 13th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Read -- Sweet -- how others -- strove
November 12th 2005	Joseph Mayo Wristen	i waited and watched
November 11th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 265: I don't know one damned butterfly from another
November 10th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Salvage
November 9th 2005	Ellis Parker Butler	Partners
November 8th 2005	Ezra Pound	Song in the Manner of Housman
November 7th 2005	Raymond Carver	Circulation
November 6th 2005	William Carlos Williams	The Thing
November 5th 2005	Billy Collins	Invention
November 4th 2005	Jane Kenyon	Biscuit
November 3rd 2005	Anne Sexton	Admonitions To A Special Person
November 2nd 2005	Hart Crane	To Emily Dickinson
November 1st 2005	Stephen Crane	A spirit sped
October 2005
October 31st 2005	Russell Edson	The Gentlemen In The Meadow
October 30th 2005	Walt Whitman	City of Orgies.
October 29th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	To A Poet That Died Young
October 28th 2005	Ogden Nash	The Boy Who Laughed At Santa Claus
October 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	On such a night, or such a night,
October 26th 2005	Wendell Berry	Like The Water
October 25th 2005	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Garden
October 24th 2005	Amy Lowell	A Roxbury Garden
October 23rd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Are Friends Delight or Pain?
October 22nd 2005	Joyce Kilmer	Easter Week
October 21st 2005	Robert Frost	A Cliff Dwelling
October 20th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Fiddler Jones
October 19th 2005	Langston Hughes	The Negro Speaks Of Rivers
October 18th 2005	e.e. cummings	!blac... (1)
October 17th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Red-headed Restaurant Cashier
October 16th 2005	Emily Dickinson	No Life can pompless pass away --
October 15th 2005	Stephen Dunn	I Come Home Wanting To Touch Everyone
October 14th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Losses
October 13th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	Genesis
October 12th 2005	Philip Levine	A Woman Waking
October 11th 2005	Amy Lowell	Patience
October 10th 2005	Ogden Nash	The Duck
October 9th 2005	Deborah Ager	The Space Coast
October 8th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Elysium is as far as to
October 7th 2005	Oliver Wendell Holmes	Contentment
October 6th 2005	Emily Dickinson	'Twas fighting for his Life he was --
October 5th 2005	Emily Dickinson	His Heart was darker than the starless night
October 4th 2005	Robert Frost	The Vanishing Red
October 3rd 2005	Robinson Jeffers	We Are Those People
October 2nd 2005	David Lehman	January 1
October 1st 2005	Carl Sandburg	On The Breakwater
September 2005
September 30th 2005	Li-Young Lee	Visions And Interpretations
September 29th 2005	Richard Brautigan	Haiku Ambulance
September 28th 2005	Robert Frost	Brown’s Descent
September 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Severer Service of myself
September 26th 2005	Frank O\'Hara	Jane Awake
September 25th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I keep my pledge.
September 24th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Vers Demode
September 23rd 2005	Vachel Lindsay	At Mass
September 22nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Dropped into the Ether Acre --
September 21st 2005	Vachel Lindsay	To Lady Jane
September 20th 2005	Emily Dickinson	When they come back -- if Blossoms do --
September 19th 2005	Denise Levertov	In California During the Gulf War
September 18th 2005	Emily Dickinson	A stagnant pleasure like a Pool
September 17th 2005	Ezra Pound	The Seafarer
September 16th 2005	Emily Dickinson	She bore it till the simple veins
September 15th 2005	John Berryman	The Curse
September 14th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Thrill came slowly like a Boom for
September 13th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Between the form of Life and Life
September 12th 2005	Emily Dickinson	By a departing light
September 11th 2005	Dorothy Parker	The Leal
September 10th 2005	Walt Whitman	With Antecedents.
September 9th 2005	Howard Nemerov	The Makers
September 8th 2005	Billy Collins	Picnic, Lightning
September 7th 2005	Audre Lorde	The Electric Slide Boogie
September 6th 2005	Walt Whitman	Beginners.
September 5th 2005	Emily Dickinson	That is solemn we have ended
September 4th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Shagbark Hickory
September 3rd 2005	Anne Sexton	Housewife
September 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	I worked for chaff and earning Wheat
September 1st 2005	Sylvia Plath	The Bee Meeting
August 2005
August 31st 2005	Carl Sandburg	Moonset
August 30th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Put Off the Wedding Five Times and Nobody Comes to It
August 29th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 71: Spellbound held subtle Henry all his four
August 28th 2005	David Lehman	December 7
August 27th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	The Perfect Marriage
August 26th 2005	Gary Snyder	There Are Those Who Love To Get Dirty
August 25th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Missing All -- prevented Me
August 24th 2005	Gregory Corso	I Held A Shelley Manuscript
August 23rd 2005	William Stafford	Returned To Say
August 22nd 2005	Carl Sandburg	Washerwoman
August 21st 2005	Carl Sandburg	Helga
August 20th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Just so -- Jesus -- raps
August 19th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	The Knight in Disguise
August 18th 2005	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	In The Garden
August 17th 2005	Ezra Pound	A Virginal
August 16th 2005	Robert Frost	The Code
August 15th 2005	Delmore Schwartz	The Ballad Of The Children Of The Czar
August 14th 2005	David Lehman	The Difference Between Pepsi And Coke
August 13th 2005	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Dirge
August 12th 2005	Emily Dickinson	"Remember me" implored the Thief!
August 11th 2005	Emily Dickinson	A nearness to Tremendousness --
August 10th 2005	Emily Dickinson	One need not be a Chamber -- to be Haunted --
August 9th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Wendell P. Bloyd
August 8th 2005	Amy Lowell	The Taxi
August 7th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	I Shall Forget You Presently
August 6th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Dan
August 5th 2005	Walt Whitman	Song for All Seas, All Ships.
August 4th 2005	Delmore Schwartz	To Helen
August 3rd 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Fontaine, Je Ne Boirai Pas De Ton Eau!
August 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Summer laid her simple Hat
August 1st 2005	Richard Wilbur	To the Etruscan Poets
July 2005
July 31st 2005	Ogden Nash	Custard The Dragon And The Wicked Knight
July 30th 2005	Paul Laurence Dunbar	To Dan
July 29th 2005	David Lehman	The Gift
July 28th 2005	Philip Levine	On The Murder Of Lieutenant Jose Del Castillo By The Falangist Bravo Martinez, July 12, 1936
July 27th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Unfortunate Coincidence
July 26th 2005	Howard Nemerov	Learning by Doing
July 25th 2005	Edgar Allan Poe	To Helen 1
July 24th 2005	Ezra Pound	The Plunge
July 23rd 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Benjamin Fraser
July 22nd 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Herbert Marshall
July 21st 2005	Emily Dickinson	The gleam of an heroic Act
July 20th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Ode To Silence
July 19th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Sweet -- safe -- Houses
July 18th 2005	Walt Whitman	From Paumanok Starting.
July 17th 2005	Jane Kenyon	Let Evening Come
July 16th 2005	Emily Dickinson	How good his Lava Bed,
July 15th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 70: Disengaged, bloody, Henry rose from the shell
July 14th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	Sweet Briars of the Stairways
July 13th 2005	Sylvia Plath	Totem
July 12th 2005	Amy Lowell	Number 3 on the Docket
July 11th 2005	Sara Teasdale	Because
July 10th 2005	Alan Seeger	La Nue
July 9th 2005	Ella Wheeler Wilcox	Searching
July 8th 2005	Anne Sexton	As It Was Written
July 7th 2005	Anne Sexton	The Breast
July 6th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I'd rather recollect a setting
July 5th 2005	Emily Dickinson	What Inn is this
July 4th 2005	Nick Carbo	Running Amok
July 3rd 2005	Walt Whitman	Beginning my Studies.
July 2nd 2005	Robert Pinsky	Ode To Meaning
July 1st 2005	Emily Dickinson	She sweeps with many-colored Brooms
June 2005
June 30th 2005	Emily Dickinson	That Distance was between Us
June 29th 2005	Amy Lowell	1777
June 28th 2005	Russell Edson	The Melting
June 27th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Blight
June 26th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 3: A Stimulant for an Old Beast
June 25th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Bible is an antique Volume --
June 24th 2005	Ogden Nash	Crossing The Border
June 23rd 2005	Anne Bradstreet	Deliverance from a Fit of Fainting
June 22nd 2005	Robert Frost	Rose Pogonias
June 21st 2005	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Lost Anchors
June 20th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 87: Op. posth. no. 10
June 19th 2005	James Whitcomb Riley	Ylladmar
June 18th 2005	Charles Bukowski	Oh Yes
June 17th 2005	Joyce Kilmer	Old Poets
June 16th 2005	Walt Whitman	As At Thy Portals Also Death.
June 15th 2005	Amy Lowell	An Aquarium
June 14th 2005	Richard Brautigan	The Moon Versus Us Ever Sleeping Together Again
June 13th 2005	Louise Bogan	Chanson Un Peu Naïve
June 12th 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Death Of Kwasind
June 11th 2005	David Lehman	To The Author Of Glare
June 10th 2005	Lucille Clifton	memory
June 9th 2005	Bill Knott	Nuremberg, U.S.A.
June 8th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Old Woman
June 7th 2005	Louise Bogan	Last Hill In A Vista
June 6th 2005	Richard Brautigan	Part 5 of Trout Fishing in America
June 5th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Cool Tombs
June 4th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Bee!  I'm expecting you!
June 3rd 2005	Randall Jarrell	The Olive Garden
June 2nd 2005	David Lehman	PC
June 1st 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnet 06: Bluebeard
May 2005
May 31st 2005	Philip Levine	I Won, You Lost
May 30th 2005	Reginald Shepherd	Skin Trade
May 29th 2005	Wallace Stevens	Thirteen Ways Of Looking At A Blackbird
May 28th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Francis Turner
May 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	To wait an Hour -- is long --
May 26th 2005	Robinson Jeffers	Praise Life
May 25th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Alfred, Lord Tennyson
May 24th 2005	Anne Bradstreet	Prologue
May 23rd 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	RAIN IN SUMMER
May 22nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Hope is a subtle Glutton --
May 21st 2005	Wallace Stevens	A Rabbit As King Of The Ghosts
May 20th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The mob within the heart
May 19th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Than Heaven more remote,
May 18th 2005	Robert Creeley	Goodbye
May 17th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Doubt Me! My Dim Companion!
May 16th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Willard Fluke
May 15th 2005	Robert Creeley	Age
May 14th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Rhyme Against Living
May 13th 2005	Sylvia Plath	Snakecharmer
May 12th 2005	Wallace Stevens	Valley Candle
May 11th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Unexplorer
May 10th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Renunciation -- is a piercing Virtue --
May 9th 2005	Maya Angelou	Insomniac
May 8th 2005	Galway Kinnell	Telephoning In Mexican Sunlight
May 7th 2005	Emily Dickinson	"Sown in dishonor"!
May 6th 2005	Jane Kenyon	Briefly It Enters, and Briefly Speaks
May 5th 2005	Walt Whitman	As the Time Draws Nigh.
May 4th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Clean Hands
May 3rd 2005	Anne Sexton	Cockroach
May 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Dew -- is the Freshet in the Grass --
May 1st 2005	Jane Kenyon	Wash
April 2005
April 30th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Bones
April 29th 2005	Walt Whitman	Pioneers! O Pioneers!
April 28th 2005	Galway Kinnell	After Making Love We Hear Footsteps
April 27th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Post-Graduate
April 26th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Walter Savage Landor
April 25th 2005	Emily Dickinson	That after Horror -- that 'twas us
April 24th 2005	Joyce Kilmer	The Singing Girl
April 23rd 2005	Carl Sandburg	Honky Tonk in Cleveland, Ohio
April 22nd 2005	Jack Gilbert	In Umbria
April 21st 2005	Anne Sexton	Rapunzel
April 20th 2005	Amy Lowell	A Blockhead
April 19th 2005	Richard Brautigan	The Fever Monument
April 18th 2005	Emily Dickinson	My Maker -- let me be
April 17th 2005	Howard Nemerov	A Spell before Winter
April 16th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Home Fires
April 15th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Testimony Regarding a Ghost
April 14th 2005	Amy Lowell	Vintage
April 13th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Jeremy Carlisle
April 12th 2005	Ezra Pound	Villonaud for This Yule
April 11th 2005	Amy Lowell	The Foreigner
April 10th 2005	Anne Sexton	The Gold Key
April 9th 2005	Vachel Lindsay	Drying Their Wings
April 8th 2005	e.e. cummings	warped this perhapsy... (9)
April 7th 2005	Charles Simic	Talking To Little Birdies
April 6th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Nature assigns the Sun --
April 5th 2005	Richard Wilbur	A Plain Song For Comadre
April 4th 2005	Billy Collins	The Art Of Drowning
April 3rd 2005	Sara Teasdale	Dust
April 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Through lane it lay -- through bramble
April 1st 2005	Amy Lowell	Astigmatism
March 2005
March 31st 2005	Philip Levine	Night Words
March 30th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Legends
March 29th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 43: 'Oyez, oyez!' The Man Who Did Not Deliver
March 28th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Marie Bateson
March 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I had not minded -- Walls
March 26th 2005	Anne Bradstreet	Here Follow Several Occasional Meditations
March 25th 2005	Walt Whitman	To a Common Prostitute.
March 24th 2005	Walt Whitman	Native Moments.
March 23rd 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Griffy the Cooper
March 22nd 2005	William Stafford	Ask Me
March 21st 2005	Richard Brautigan	Karma Repair Kit: Items 1-4
March 20th 2005	Walt Whitman	This Moment, Yearning and Thoughtful.
March 19th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Jazz Fantasia
March 18th 2005	Sara Teasdale	Let It Be Forgotten
March 17th 2005	Edgar Lee Masters	Robert Fulton Tanner
March 16th 2005	Walt Whitman	Roaming in Thought.
March 15th 2005	Philip Levine	They Feed They Lion
March 14th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I play at Riches -- to appease
March 13th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Good Night! Which put the Candle out?
March 12th 2005	Philip Levine	Waking In March
March 11th 2005	Amy Lowell	"To-morrow to Fresh Woods and Pastures New"
March 10th 2005	Stephen Crane	In the night
March 9th 2005	Robert Frost	The Vantage Point
March 8th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 38: The Russian grin bellows his condolence
March 7th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 104: Welcome, grinned Henry, welcome, fifty-one!
March 6th 2005	e.e. cummings	(Me up at does)
March 5th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Climbing to reach the costly Hearts
March 4th 2005	W.S. Merwin	Air
March 3rd 2005	Emily Dickinson	How Human Nature dotes
March 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	To mend each tattered Faith
March 1st 2005	Sara Teasdale	Come
February 2005
February 28th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Sun kept stooping -- stooping -- low!
February 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Which is best?  Heaven --
February 26th 2005	Lawrence Ferlinghetti	Constantly Risking Absurdity
February 25th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Incurable
February 24th 2005	T.S. Eliot	A Cooking Egg
February 23rd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Of Life to own --
February 22nd 2005	Carl Sandburg	Fire Pages
February 21st 2005	Philip Freneau	On the Universality and Other Attributes of the God of Nature
February 20th 2005	Anne Sexton	Christmas Eve
February 19th 2005	e.e. cummings	r-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r
February 18th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnets 05: Once More Into My Arid Days Like Dew
February 17th 2005	Walt Whitman	In Midnight Sleep.
February 16th 2005	Walt Whitman	Chanting the Square Deific.
February 15th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Voice that stands for Floods to me
February 14th 2005	Emily Dickinson	How many times these low feet staggered
February 13th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 36: The high ones die, die. They die
February 12th 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Blind Bartimeus
February 11th 2005	Stephen Crane	The ocean said to me once
February 10th 2005	Emily Dickinson	I noticed People disappeared
February 9th 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 55: Peter's not friendly. He gives me sideways looks
February 8th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Away from Home are some and I --
February 7th 2005	Hart Crane	Chaplinesque
February 6th 2005	Anne Sexton	August 8th
February 5th 2005	Robert Frost	Storm Fear
February 4th 2005	Dorothy Parker	Garden-Spot
February 3rd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Like Flowers, that heard the news of Dews,
February 2nd 2005	Robinson Jeffers	Shiva
February 1st 2005	John Berryman	Dream Song 128: A hemorrhage of his left ear of Good Friday
January 2005
January 31st 2005	Ogden Nash	Last Night I Saw Upon the Stair
January 30th 2005	Philip Levine	You Can Have It
January 29th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Death Of Autumn
January 28th 2005	Walt Whitman	To a Certain Civilian.
January 27th 2005	Emily Dickinson	That it will never come again
January 26th 2005	Philip Levine	At Bessemer
January 25th 2005	Weldon Kees	Interregnum
January 24th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Why make it doubt -- it hurts it so
January 23rd 2005	Frank O\'Hara	On Seeing Larry Rivers' Washington Crossing The Delaware At The Museum Of Modern Art
January 22nd 2005	e.e. cummings	dead every enourmous piece
January 21st 2005	David Lehman	October 16
January 20th 2005	Emily Dickinson	The Chemical conviction
January 19th 2005	James Tate	Days of Pie and Coffee
January 18th 2005	Amy Lowell	The Crescent Moon
January 17th 2005	Sylvia Plath	The Moon And The Yew Tree
January 16th 2005	Walt Whitman	Offerings.
January 15th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Neighbors
January 14th 2005	e.e. cummings	spoke joe to jack... (10)
January 13th 2005	Sylvia Plath	The Rival
January 12th 2005	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Village Blacksmith
January 11th 2005	Sylvia Plath	The Couriers
January 10th 2005	Charles Bukowski	Revolt In The Ranks
January 9th 2005	Carl Sandburg	Prayers After World War
January 8th 2005	Joyce Kilmer	The Twelve-Forty-Five
January 7th 2005	Sylvia Plath	Years
January 6th 2005	Sylvia Plath	The Other Two
January 5th 2005	Emily Dickinson	Forever at His side to walk
January 4th 2005	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sonnet 01: Thou Art Not Lovelier Than Lilacs,—No
January 3rd 2005	Emily Dickinson	The vastest earthly Day
January 2nd 2005	Emily Dickinson	Why should we hurry -- why indeed?
January 1st 2005	Walt Whitman	Beat! Beat! Drums!
December 2004
December 31st 2004	Anne Sexton	Music Swims Back To Me
December 30th 2004	Ogden Nash	The Guppy
December 29th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Cripple
December 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I'll send the feather from my Hat!
December 27th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Under
December 26th 2004	Ogden Nash	The Abominable Snowman
December 25th 2004	Walt Whitman	A Noiseless Patient Spider.
December 24th 2004	Charles Bukowski	Young In New Orleans
December 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Title divine -- is mine!
December 22nd 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Weeds
December 21st 2004	Ezra Pound	E.P. Ode Pour L'election De Son Sepulchre
December 20th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Bricklayer Love
December 19th 2004	Charles Bukowski	The Night I Was Going To Die
December 18th 2004	e.e. cummings	this(let's remember)day died again and...
December 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	There came a Day at Summer's full
December 16th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 89: Op. posth. no. 12
December 15th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Whitelight
December 14th 2004	e.e. cummings	here is little Effie's head
December 13th 2004	e.e. cummings	one's not half two. It's two are halves of one:
December 12th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Two Sisters Of Persephone
December 11th 2004	Dorothy Parker	A Pig's-Eye View of Literature
December 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	He who in Himself believes --
December 9th 2004	Carl Sandburg	People With Proud Chins
December 8th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A little bread -- a crust -- a crumb
December 7th 2004	Stephen Crane	The trees in the garden rained flowers.
December 6th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Fallen Angels
December 5th 2004	Sylvia Plath	By Candlelight
December 4th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Take all away --
December 3rd 2004	Walt Whitman	To a Western Boy.
December 2nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Our lives are Swiss
December 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	We dream -- it is good we are dreaming --
November 2004
November 30th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Landowners
November 29th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Of all the Sounds despatched abroad
November 27th 2004	Joyce Kilmer	Mount Houvenkopf
November 26th 2004	Walt Whitman	Faces.
November 25th 2004	James Whitcomb Riley	The Bumblebee
November 24th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Doubt No More That Oberon
November 23rd 2004	Ogden Nash	The Porcupine
November 22nd 2004	Dorothy Parker	Summary
November 21st 2004	Walt Whitman	Poem of Joys.
November 20th 2004	Walt Whitman	I hear it was Charged against Me.
November 19th 2004	Anne Sexton	Anna Who Was Mad
November 18th 2004	Anne Sexton	Flee On Your Donkey
November 17th 2004	Ogden Nash	The Termite
November 16th 2004	T.S. Eliot	Four Quartets 1: Burnt Norton
November 15th 2004	Walt Whitman	From My Last Years.
November 14th 2004	Stephen Crane	There was one I met upon the road
November 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Behold this little Bane --
November 12th 2004	Walt Whitman	Turn, O Libertad.
November 11th 2004	Emily Dickinson	When I hoped I feared --
November 10th 2004	Amy Lowell	The Temple
November 8th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A train went through a burial gate,
November 7th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Falltime
November 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	As Children bid the Guest "Good Night"
November 5th 2004	T.S. Eliot	Cousin Nancy
November 4th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Inland
November 3rd 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 117: Disturbed, when Henry's love returned with a hubby
November 2nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	I never lost as much but twice
November 1st 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 20: The Secret of the Wisdom
October 2004
October 31st 2004	Anne Sexton	Cripples And Other Stories
October 30th 2004	Carl Sandburg	It Is Much
October 29th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 24: Oh servant Henry lectured till
October 28th 2004	Carl Sandburg	The Harbor
October 27th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Real Estate News
October 26th 2004	Carl Sandburg	White Shoulders
October 25th 2004	Emily Dickinson	There is a finished feeling
October 24th 2004	Walt Whitman	A Glimpse.
October 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	When Roses cease to bloom, Sir,
October 22nd 2004	William Carlos Williams	Tract
October 21st 2004	Amy Lowell	The Great Adventure of Max Breuck
October 20th 2004	Walt Whitman	Starting from Paumanok.
October 19th 2004	Henry David Thoreau	The Inward Morning
October 18th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Dogheads
October 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Would you like summer?  Taste of ours.
October 16th 2004	Ogden Nash	The People Upstairs
October 15th 2004	William Carlos Williams	The Great Figure
October 14th 2004	Emily Dickinson	What did They do since I saw Them?
October 13th 2004	Walt Whitman	Cavalry Crossing a Ford.
October 12th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Dunes
October 11th 2004	Robert Frost	Paul's Wife
October 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Be Mine the Doom --
October 8th 2004	Emily Dickinson	There are two Ripenings -- one -- of sight
October 7th 2004	Emily Dickinson	It came his turn to beg --
October 6th 2004	Amy Lowell	The Road to Avignon
October 5th 2004	Emily Dickinson	We play at Paste
October 4th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I saw that the Flake was on it
October 3rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Perception of an object costs
October 2nd 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 105: As a kid I believed in democracy: I
October 1st 2004	Sylvia Plath	Nick And The Candlestick
September 2004
September 29th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	To Kathleen
September 27th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Garland for Queens, may be
September 26th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 16: Henry's pelt was put on sundry walls
September 25th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Ballad Of The Lonely Masturbator
September 24th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Some we see no more, Tenements of Wonder
September 23rd 2004	Anne Sexton	The Author Of The Jesus Papers Speaks
September 22nd 2004	e.e. cummings	Tumbling-hair/ picker of buttercups/ violets... (V)
September 21st 2004	Anne Sexton	The Angel Food Dogs
September 20th 2004	Walt Whitman	O Captain! My Captain!
September 19th 2004	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Amulet
September 18th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Inscription for the Ceiling of a Bedroom
September 17th 2004	Walt Whitman	I Sing the Body Electric.
September 16th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Old Timers
September 15th 2004	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Ode To William H. Channing
September 14th 2004	Emily Dickinson	His Cheek is his Biographer --
September 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	To be alive -- is Power --
September 12th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 1: Huffy Henry hid the day
September 11th 2004	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE ARROW AND THE SONG
September 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The largest Fire ever known
September 9th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Did Our Best Moment last
September 8th 2004	Emily Dickinson	When One has given up One's life
September 7th 2004	Amy Lowell	The Little Garden
September 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Given in Marriage unto Thee
September 5th 2004	Anne Sexton	Baby Picture
September 4th 2004	Robert Frost	A Boundless Moment
September 3rd 2004	William Carlos Williams	The Last Words Of My English Grandmother
September 2nd 2004	Ogden Nash	The Dog
September 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	Eden is that old-fashioned House
August 2004
August 31st 2004	Carl Sandburg	Choose
August 30th 2004	Emily Dickinson	"Secrets" is a daily word
August 29th 2004	Edgar Allan Poe	Eldorado
August 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	To do a magnanimous thing
August 27th 2004	T.S. Eliot	Skimbleshanks: The Railway Cat
August 26th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Always Mine!
August 25th 2004	T.S. Eliot	The Ad-Dressing Of Cats
August 24th 2004	Donald Justice	Ode To A Dressmaker's Dummy
August 23rd 2004	Anne Sexton	The Ambition Bird
August 22nd 2004	Robert Frost	Birches
August 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Heart asks Pleasure -- first --
August 19th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Some say goodnight -- at night --
August 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	While Asters
August 17th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Picnic Boat
August 15th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Laughing Blue Steel
August 14th 2004	William Carlos Williams	Item
August 13th 2004	Ogden Nash	PG Wooster, Just As He Useter
August 12th 2004	Carl Sandburg	The Sea Hold
August 11th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Remorse
August 10th 2004	Stephen Crane	God lay dead in heaven
August 9th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Symptom Recital
August 8th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Dying Tiger -- moaned for Drink --
August 7th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Whiffletree
August 6th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Metaphors
August 5th 2004	Walt Whitman	Sparkles from The Wheel.
August 4th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Great Caesar! Condescend
August 3rd 2004	T.S. Eliot	Bustopher Jones: The Cat About Town
August 2nd 2004	Amy Lowell	Miscast II
August 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	Not Sickness stains the Brave,
July 2004
July 31st 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Sickness of this World it most occasions
July 30th 2004	Shel Silverstein	Picture Puzzle Piece
July 29th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 101: A shallow lake, with many waterbirds
July 28th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Near Keokuk
July 27th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Bucolics
July 26th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Pattern
July 25th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Wintering
July 24th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Sweet Love, Sweet Thorn, When Lightly To My Heart
July 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	How fits his Umber Coat
July 22nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	'Twas warm -- at first -- like Us --
July 21st 2004	Walt Whitman	Sleepers, The.
July 20th 2004	Stephen Crane	On the horizon the peaks assembled
July 19th 2004	Raymond Carver	Happiness
July 18th 2004	Ezra Pound	A Pact
July 17th 2004	Ogden Nash	The Fly
July 16th 2004	Anne Sexton	Hornet
July 15th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Slippery
July 14th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Lightning playeth -- all the while --
July 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I bring an unaccustomed wine
July 12th 2004	Ogden Nash	Adventures Of Isabel
July 11th 2004	e.e. cummings	may my heart always be open to little... (19)
July 10th 2004	Walt Whitman	A Woman Waits for Me.
July 9th 2004	Carl Sandburg	The South Wind Say So
July 8th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Follies
July 7th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Sleep is supposed to be
July 6th 2004	Walt Whitman	We Two—How Long We were Fool’d.
July 4th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Wood Road
July 3rd 2004	Dorothy Parker	Oscar Wilde
July 2nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	To see her is a Picture --
July 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	So give me back to Death --
June 2004
June 30th 2004	Emily Dickinson	An antiquated Grace
June 29th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Whirls
June 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Elijah's Wagon knew no thill
June 27th 2004	Adrienne Rich	Our Whole Life
June 26th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I had a guinea golden
June 25th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The lonesome for they know not What
June 24th 2004	Amy Lowell	Irony
June 23rd 2004	Amy Lowell	Music
June 22nd 2004	Ogden Nash	Common Cold
June 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Shade upon the mind there passes
June 20th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Somebody's Song
June 18th 2004	e.e. cummings	you shall above all things... (22)
June 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Clock strikes one that just struck two --
June 16th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Memoir of a Proud Boy
June 15th 2004	Ezra Pound	In A Station Of The Metro
June 14th 2004	Ezra Pound	The Encounter
June 13th 2004	Carl Sandburg	In Tall Grass
June 12th 2004	Shel Silverstein	Cloony The Clown
June 11th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Still Life
June 10th 2004	John Berryman	Dream Song 28: Snow Line
June 9th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Ice Handler
June 8th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Last Answers
June 7th 2004	Ezra Pound	Song
June 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	How lonesome the Wind must feel Nights --
June 5th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Parable for a Certain Virgin
June 4th 2004	Maya Angelou	Still I Rise
June 3rd 2004	Ogden Nash	Reflection On Caution
June 2nd 2004	Donald Justice	Bus Stop
June 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	There is an arid Pleasure --
May 2004
May 31st 2004	Emily Dickinson	A feather from the Whippoorwill
May 30th 2004	Ezra Pound	The Return
May 29th 2004	Joseph Mayo Wristen	Ghost Shadow
May 28th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Fury Of Sunrises
May 27th 2004	Emily Dickinson	With Pinions of Disdain
May 26th 2004	Vachel Lindsay	The Flower-Fed Buffaloes
May 25th 2004	Walt Whitman	A Song.
May 24th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Play
May 23rd 2004	Anne Sexton	The Stand-Ins
May 22nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	This is the place they hoped before,
May 21st 2004	William Carlos Williams	The Uses Of Poetry
May 20th 2004	e.e. cummings	your little voice... (I)
May 19th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Crickets sang
May 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Impossibility, like Wine
May 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Circumference thou Bride of Awe
May 16th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Abortion
May 15th 2004	Robert Frost	A Star in a Stoneboat
May 14th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Not probable -- The barest Chance
May 13th 2004	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Days
May 12th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Horse Fiddle
May 11th 2004	Walt Whitman	When I peruse the Conquer’d Fame.
May 10th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Evil Seekers
May 8th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Ashurnatsirpal III
May 7th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Lest any doubt that we are glad that they were born Today
May 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	It's easy to invent a Life --
May 5th 2004	James Tate	Success Comes To Cow Creek
May 4th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Candor -- my tepid friend --
May 3rd 2004	William Carlos Williams	Poem (As the cat)
May 2nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	We'll pass without the parting
May 1st 2004	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	God's-Acre
April 2004
April 30th 2004	Amy Lowell	A Winter Ride
April 29th 2004	Walt Whitman	By the Bivouac’s Fitful Flame.
April 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Extol thee -- could I?  Then I will
April 27th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Nights Nothings Again
April 26th 2004	Emily Dickinson	How happy is the little Stone
April 25th 2004	Walt Whitman	Great are the Myths.
April 24th 2004	Anne Sexton	The Touch
April 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Soul unto itself
April 22nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Morning -- is the place for Dew
April 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	In rags mysterious as these
April 20th 2004	Sylvia Plath	A Life
April 19th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Hoodlums
April 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	My Garden -- like the Beach
April 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The parasol is the umbrella's daughter,
April 16th 2004	Ogden Nash	The Hunter
April 15th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Of Brussels -- it was not --
April 14th 2004	Robert Frost	A Girl's Garden
April 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Sun and Fog contested
April 12th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Night -- there lay the Days between
April 11th 2004	Vachel Lindsay	Love and Law
April 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Of Paradise' existence
April 9th 2004	Emily Dickinson	To my quick ear the Leaves -- conferred --
April 8th 2004	William Carlos Williams	A Goodnight
April 7th 2004	Walt Whitman	Thought.
April 6th 2004	James Tate	Never Again The Same
April 5th 2004	William Carlos Williams	To A Friend Concerning Several Ladies
April 4th 2004	Sylvia Plath	In Plaster
April 3rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Cocoon above! Cocoon below!
April 2nd 2004	Anne Sexton	The Fury Of Jewels And Coal
April 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	That Such have died enable Us
March 2004
March 31st 2004	Sylvia Plath	Crossing The Water
March 30th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Wife -- at daybreak I shall be
March 29th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Confirming All who analyze
March 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Ah, Moon -- and Star!
March 27th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Balloon Faces
March 26th 2004	Emily Dickinson	To her derided Home
March 25th 2004	Sylvia Plath	Frog Autumn
March 24th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Frequently the wood are pink
March 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	No Man can compass a Despair
March 22nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	You love me -- you are sure
March 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	All things swept sole away
March 20th 2004	Emily Dickinson	On a Columnar Self --
March 19th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Sweet hours have perished here;
March 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Count not that far that can be had,
March 17th 2004	Dorothy Parker	D. G. Rossetti
March 16th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I thought that nature was enough
March 15th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Harriet Beecher Stowe
March 14th 2004	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Bacchus
March 13th 2004	T.S. Eliot	Old Deuteronomy
March 12th 2004	Robert Frost	Nothing Gold Can Stay
March 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The first We knew of Him was Death --
March 9th 2004	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	TO AN OLD DANISH SONG-BOOK
March 8th 2004	Walt Whitman	On the Beach at Night.
March 4th 2004	Edgar Allan Poe	Lenore
March 3rd 2004	T.S. Eliot	Portrait of a Lady
March 2nd 2004	Stephen Crane	In the desert
March 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	I heard, as if I had no Ear
February 2004
February 29th 2004	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Two Sonnets In Memory
February 28th 2004	Ogden Nash	Spring Comes To Murray Hill
February 27th 2004	Emily Dickinson	If the foolish, call them "flowers"
February 26th 2004	Dorothy Parker	For a Favorite Granddaughter
February 25th 2004	Emily Dickinson	From Blank to Blank --
February 24th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Good night, because we must,
February 23rd 2004	Walt Whitman	What think You I take my Pen in Hand?
February 22nd 2004	Stephen Crane	The sage lectured brilliantly
February 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	When Memory is full
February 20th 2004	Emily Dickinson	That short -- potential stir
February 19th 2004	Emily Dickinson	From Us She wandered now a Year,
February 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Upon Concluded Lives
February 17th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Loneliness One dare not sound --
February 15th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A Moth the hue of this
February 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	A word is dead
February 12th 2004	Robert Frost	The Oven Bird
February 11th 2004	Adrienne Rich	Stepping Backward
February 10th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Pour Prendre Conge
February 9th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Angels, in the early morning
February 8th 2004	Robert Frost	The Self-Seeker
February 7th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Contained in this short Life
February 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I died for Beauty -- but was scarce
February 5th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Just as He spoke it from his Hands
February 2nd 2004	Stephen Crane	God fashioned the ship of the world carefully.
January 2004
January 31st 2004	Emily Dickinson	Peace is a fiction of our Faith --
January 30th 2004	Robert Frost	The Thatch
January 29th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I had been hungry, all the Years --
January 28th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Ambition cannot find him.
January 27th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Of this is Day composed
January 26th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Dilemma
January 25th 2004	Stephen Crane	A learned man came to me once
January 24th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Robin's my Criterion for Tune
January 23rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Dreams -- are well -- but Waking's better,
January 22nd 2004	Robert Frost	Dust of Snow
January 21st 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Stars are old, that stood for me --
January 20th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The Clouds their Backs together laid
January 19th 2004	Emily Dickinson	How News must feel when travelling
January 18th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Because my Brook is fluent
January 16th 2004	Dorothy Parker	Nocturne
January 15th 2004	Robert Frost	The Trial by Existence
January 14th 2004	Emily Dickinson	My Worthiness is all my Doubt --
January 13th 2004	Emily Dickinson	So bashful when I spied her!
January 12th 2004	Emily Dickinson	The good Will of a Flower
January 11th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Ample make this Bed --
January 10th 2004	Emily Dickinson	He outstripped Time with but a Bout,
January 8th 2004	Carl Sandburg	Flux
January 7th 2004	Emily Dickinson	I can wade Grief
January 6th 2004	Emily Dickinson	His Bill is clasped -- his Eye forsook --
January 5th 2004	Emily Dickinson	Savior! I've no one else to tell
January 4th 2004	Robert Frost	The Aim was Song
January 3rd 2004	Emily Dickinson	Rest at Night
January 2nd 2004	Emily Dickinson	There is another sky
January 1st 2004	Emily Dickinson	Struck, was I, not yet by Lightning --
December 2003
December 31st 2003	Emily Dickinson	It makes no difference abroad --
December 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I lost a World -- the other day!
December 29th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Sun -- just touched the Morning
December 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	We do not play on Graves
December 26th 2003	Robert Frost	A Prayer in Spring
December 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	There is a pain -- so utter --
December 24th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Charles Dickens
December 23rd 2003	Dorothy Parker	Chant for Dark Hours
December 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	"Lethe" in my flower,
December 21st 2003	Robert Frost	The Armful
December 20th 2003	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Brahma
December 19th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Iseult of Brittany
December 17th 2003	Adrienne Rich	Orion
December 15th 2003	Stephen Crane	"It was wrong to do this," said the angel
December 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Finite -- to fail, but infinite to Venture --
December 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Murmur of a Bee
December 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Of God we ask one favor,
December 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	To her derided Home
December 8th 2003	Robert Frost	A Dream Pang
December 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Dew sufficed itself --
December 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Bliss is the plaything of the child --
December 5th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Letters To Dead Imagists
December 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Her -- "last Poems"
December 3rd 2003	Carl Sandburg	To Certain Journeymen
December 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	'Tis customary as we part
December 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	A darting fear -- a pomp -- a tear
November 2003
November 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The most triumphant Bird I ever knew or met
November 29th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I know Suspense -- it steps so terse
November 28th 2003	Stephen Crane	Should the wide world roll away,
November 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	'Twas later when the summer went
November 26th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Himmaleh was known to stoop
November 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	My God -- He sees thee --
November 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Who saw no Sunrise cannot say
November 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The name -- of it -- is "Autumn" --
November 22nd 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE SLAVE SINGING AT MIDNIGHT
November 21st 2003	Arna Bontemps	A Black Man Talks of Reaping
November 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Whether my bark went down at sea
November 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Not seeing, still we know --
November 17th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Only God -- detect the Sorrow --
November 16th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Remembrance has a Rear and Front --
November 15th 2003	H. D.	Stars Wheel in Purple
November 14th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Fish Crier
November 13th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE SLAVE SINGING AT MIDNIGHT
November 12th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Sonnet for the End of a Sequence
November 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Twice had Summer her fair Verdure
November 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Kill your Balm -- and its Odors bless you
November 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Morning that comes but once,
November 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	After great pain, a formal feeling comes
November 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Perhaps I asked too large
November 6th 2003	Vachel Lindsay	A Rhyme About an Electrical Advertising Sign
November 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	If anybody's friend be dead
November 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Witchcraft was hung, in History,
November 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	When Etna basks and purrs
November 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	The pattern of the sun
October 2003
October 31st 2003	Emily Dickinson	I met a King this afternoon!
October 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Clouds their Backs together laid
October 29th 2003	e.e. cummings	here's to opening and upward
October 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Expectation -- is Contentment --
October 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Take all away from me, but leave me Ecstasy,
October 26th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Once more, my now bewildered Dove
October 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A transport one cannot contain
October 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Dust behind I strove to join
October 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Finite -- to fail, but infinite to Venture --
October 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Past is such a curious Creature
October 21st 2003	Stephen Crane	Fast rode the knight
October 20th 2003	Anne Sexton	Wanting to Die
October 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A slash of Blue
October 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	One dignity delays for all
October 17th 2003	Ezra Pound	Ballad of the Goodly Fere
October 16th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Healed
October 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A prompt -- executive Bird is the Jay --
October 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Go thy great way!
October 12th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Bloom -- is Result -- to meet a Flower
October 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Expectation -- is Contentment --
October 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Lightning is a yellow Fork
October 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Sweet -- You forgot -- but I remembered
October 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I never told the buried gold
October 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Light is sufficient to itself --
October 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A House upon the Height
October 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Lamp burns sure -- within
October 3rd 2003	Carl Sandburg	Lost
October 2nd 2003	Stephen Crane	To the maiden
October 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Ample make this Bed --
September 2003
September 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The earth has many keys,
September 29th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Rat is the concisest Tenant.
September 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	My period had come for Prayer --
September 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A science -- so the Savants say,
September 26th 2003	Anne Sexton	The Addict
September 25th 2003	Robert Frost	The Trial by Existence
September 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I gained it so
September 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	If Nature smiles -- the Mother must
September 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	A little Snow was here and there
September 21st 2003	Dorothy Parker	Partial Comfort
September 20th 2003	H. D.	Stars Wheel in Purple
September 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I held a Jewel in my fingers
September 18th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	A GLEAM OF SUNSHINE
September 17th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I have a Bird in spring
September 16th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Tho' I get home how late -- how late
September 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Obtaining but our own Extent
September 14th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Midnight Mass for the Dying Year
September 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Talk with prudence to a Beggar
September 12th 2003	Emily Dickinson	If Nature smiles -- the Mother must
September 11th 2003	Raymond Carver	Bobber
September 10th 2003	Stephen Crane	A little ink more or less!
September 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Joy to have merited the Pain --
September 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The way Hope builds his House
September 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	None who saw it ever told it
September 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I am afraid to own a Body --
September 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Guest is gold and crimson
September 3rd 2003	Dorothy Parker	A Dream Lies Dead
September 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	You love the Lord -- you cannot see
September 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Word dropped careless on a Page
August 2003
August 31st 2003	Robert Frost	The Lockless Door
August 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	We miss Her, not because We see --
August 27th 2003	Edna St. Vincent Millay	First Fig
August 26th 2003	Emily Dickinson	So has a Daisy vanished
August 25th 2003	Robert Frost	Putting in the Seed
August 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I think the longest Hour of all
August 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Had this one Day not been.
August 22nd 2003	Henry David Thoreau	Epitaph On The World
August 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	You'll know Her -- by Her Foot --
August 20th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Paths
August 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Patience -- has a quiet Outer --
August 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	How fortunate the Grave --
August 16th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Where Thou art -- that -- is Home --
August 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	It always felt to me -- a wrong
August 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The wind drew off
August 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	This is my letter to the World
August 12th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Dying!  To be afraid of thee
August 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Sang from the Heart, Sire,
August 9th 2003	Stephen Crane	"And the sins of the fathers shall be"
August 8th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Statistics
August 7th 2003	Ezra Pound	Before Sleep
August 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Today or this noon
August 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	How many schemes may die
August 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Artists wrestled here!
August 2nd 2003	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Portrait By a Neighbor
August 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Of all the Souls that stand create --
July 2003
July 31st 2003	Dorothy Parker	Light of Love
July 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	At last, to be identified!
July 29th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Only God -- detect the Sorrow --
July 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	You love me -- you are sure
July 26th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I think to Live -- may be a Bliss
July 25th 2003	Philip Freneau	The Republican Genius of Europe
July 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	It was given to me by the Gods
July 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	I had been hungry, all the Years --
July 20th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The hallowing of Pain
July 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Soil of Flint, if steady tilled --
July 17th 2003	Emily Dickinson	There is a Zone whose even Years
July 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	If anybody's friend be dead
July 14th 2003	Dorothy Parker	On Cheating the Fiddler
July 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Life -- is what we make of it --
July 12th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Behind Me -- dips Eternity --
July 11th 2003	Stephen Crane	Three little birds in a row
July 10th 2003	e.e. cummings	in spite of everything
July 9th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Sketch
July 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	It's like the Light
July 7th 2003	Edna St. Vincent Millay	First Fig
July 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Heaven vests for Each
July 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I cannot live with You --
July 4th 2003	Dorothy Parker	The Trifler
July 3rd 2003	T.S. Eliot	Le Directeur
July 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Myself was formed -- a Carpenter
July 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	All but Death, can be Adjusted --
June 2003
June 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Least Bee that brew --
June 29th 2003	Emily Dickinson	They called me to the Window, for
June 28th 2003	Adrienne Rich	In A Classroom
June 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	As if some little Arctic flower
June 26th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Chicago
June 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Robin for the Crumb
June 24th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Healed
June 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Through the Dark Sod -- as Education
June 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	That odd old man is dead a year --
June 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Four Trees -- upon a solitary Acre --
June 20th 2003	Dorothy Parker	August
June 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	For each ecstatic instant
June 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Rehearsal to Ourselves
June 17th 2003	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Merry Maid
June 16th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Give little Anguish
June 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Distrustful of the Gentian
June 14th 2003	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Two Rivers
June 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A great Hope fell
June 12th 2003	Stephen Crane	Love walked alone
June 11th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Threnody
June 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Of nearness to her sundered Things
June 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Days that we can spare
June 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Like her the Saints retire,
June 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	As Watchers hang upon the East,
June 6th 2003	e.e. cummings	if I should sleep with a lady called death
June 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	As plan for Noon and plan for Night
June 4th 2003	Stephen Crane	A man said to the universe:
June 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Bird must sing to earn the Crumb
June 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	How brittle are the Piers
June 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	'Twas such a little -- little boat
May 2003
May 31st 2003	Emily Dickinson	I watcher her face to see which way
May 30th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	L'Envoi
May 29th 2003	Henry David Thoreau	Within the Circuit of This Plodding Life
May 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	We'll pass without the parting
May 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The fairest Home I ever knew
May 26th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Plea
May 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	To make Routine a Stimulus
May 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	It sifts from Leaden Sieves
May 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	To hear an Oriole sing
May 21st 2003	e.e. cummings	it is at moments after I have dreamed
May 20th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Dust behind I strove to join
May 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Delight -- becomes pictorial --
May 18th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Split the Lark -- and you'll find the Music --
May 16th 2003	Robert Frost	Acquainted With the Night
May 15th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Two Neighbors
May 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	It sounded as if the Streets were running
May 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I am alive -- I guess
May 12th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Hope is a strange invention --
May 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Let me not thirst with this Hock at my Lip,
May 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	White as an Indian Pipe
May 8th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Story
May 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Were it to be the last
May 6th 2003	Dorothy Parker	A Certain Lady
May 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I know some lonely Houses off the Road
May 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Child's faith is new --
May 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	More than the Grave is closed to me --
May 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	"Unto Me?"  I do not know you --
May 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	How well I knew Her not
April 2003
April 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I bet with every Wind that blew
April 29th 2003	Henry David Thoreau	Smoke
April 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	It don't sound so terrible -- quite -- as it did
April 27th 2003	Dorothy Parker	They Part
April 26th 2003	Robert Frost	After Apple-Picking
April 25th 2003	James Tate	Restless Leg Syndrome
April 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	You'll find -- it when you try to die --
April 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	'Twas Love -- not me
April 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Bind me -- I still can sing --
April 20th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Muckers
April 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Heaven is so far of the Mind
April 18th 2003	Robert Frost	The Valley's Singing Day
April 17th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Going to Him! Happy letter!
April 16th 2003	e.e. cummings	gee i like to think of dead
April 15th 2003	H. D.	Mysteries Remain
April 14th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Momus
April 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Witchcraft has not a Pedigree
April 12th 2003	Robert Frost	A Time to Talk
April 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	As old as Woe --
April 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	One and One -- are One --
April 9th 2003	Robert Frost	Good Hours
April 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Nature rarer uses Yellow
April 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Secret told
April 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	What care the Dead, for Chanticleer --
April 5th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Alexandre Dumas and His Son
April 4th 2003	Dorothy Parker	The Little Old Lady in Lavender Silk
April 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Which misses most,
April 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The World -- stands -- solemner -- to me
April 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Image of Light, Adieu --
March 2003
March 31st 2003	Carl Sandburg	Chamfort
March 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	No Prisoner be --
March 29th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Hymn of the Moravian Nuns of Bethlehem at the Consecration of Pulaski's Banner
March 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Warm in her Hand these accents lie
March 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Had I known that the first was the last
March 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Did the Harebell loose her girdle
March 23rd 2003	e.e. cummings	All in green went my love riding
March 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Low at my problem bending,
March 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	The most pathetic thing I do
March 20th 2003	Emily Dickinson	So much Summer
March 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A full fed Rose on meals of Tint
March 18th 2003	Robert Frost	A Passing Glimpse
March 16th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Ballade of a Great Weariness
March 15th 2003	Edgar Allan Poe	The Raven
March 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Toad, can die of Light --
March 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Least Bee that brew --
March 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	What I see not, I better see --
March 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	There's been a Death, in the Opposite House,
March 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Perhaps they do not go so far
March 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Sweet is the swamp with its secrets,
March 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Skies can't keep their secret!
March 5th 2003	Emily Dickinson	I felt a Cleaving in my Mind --
March 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	There is another sky
March 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Nature -- the Gentlest Mother is,
March 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	'Twas the old -- road -- through pain
March 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	These Strangers, in a foreign World,
February 2003
February 28th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Except the smaller size
February 27th 2003	Emily Dickinson	How happy I was if I could forget
February 26th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Conferring with myself
February 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Not so the infinite Relations -- Below
February 24th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Not so the infinite Relations -- Below
February 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Rat surrendered here
February 22nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Leaves like Women interchange
February 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	I read my sentence -- steadily
February 20th 2003	Stephen Crane	Why do you strive for greatness, fool?
February 17th 2003	Emily Dickinson	So I pull my Stockings off
February 16th 2003	Emily Dickinson	On the World you colored
February 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	She went as quiet as the Dew
February 14th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Three Weeks passed since I had seen Her --
February 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Stars are old, that stood for me --
February 12th 2003	Stephen Crane	I was in the darkness
February 10th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The pretty Rain from those sweet Eaves
February 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	This was in the White of the Year --
February 6th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Life that tied too tight escapes
February 5th 2003	Dorothy Parker	The Flaw in Paganism
February 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Lassitudes of Contemplation
February 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	I never saw a Moor --
February 2nd 2003	Stephen Crane	Friend, your white beard sweeps the ground
February 1st 2003	Robert Frost	Fire and Ice
January 2003
January 31st 2003	Emily Dickinson	Beauty crowds me till I die
January 30th 2003	Emily Dickinson	She died -- this was the way she died.
January 28th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Reaper and the Flowers
January 27th 2003	Philip Freneau	On Retirement
January 26th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Happiness
January 25th 2003	Emily Dickinson	To be forgot by thee
January 24th 2003	Edgar Allan Poe	Annabel Lee
January 23rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Body grows without --
January 22nd 2003	Dorothy Parker	Observation
January 21st 2003	Emily Dickinson	How News must feel when travelling
January 20th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Frequently the wood are pink
January 19th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The long sigh of the Frog
January 18th 2003	Carl Sandburg	The Plowboy
January 17th 2003	Stephen Crane	There was a great cathedral
January 16th 2003	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Endymion
January 15th 2003	Emily Dickinson	No Crowd that has occurred
January 14th 2003	Dorothy Parker	A Dream Lies Dead
January 13th 2003	Emily Dickinson	A Saucer holds a Cup
January 12th 2003	Robert Frost	An Old Man's Winter Night
January 11th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Mushroom is the Elf of Plants --
January 10th 2003	Carl Sandburg	Waiting
January 9th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Pain -- expands the Time --
January 8th 2003	Emily Dickinson	The Merchant of the Picturesque
January 7th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Unto like Story -- Trouble has enticed me
January 6th 2003	Dorothy Parker	Fair Weather
January 5th 2003	Carl Sandburg	A Fence
January 4th 2003	Emily Dickinson	Had we known the Ton she bore
January 3rd 2003	Emily Dickinson	Perhaps you think me stooping
January 2nd 2003	Emily Dickinson	In thy long Paradise of Light
January 1st 2003	Emily Dickinson	For every Bird a Nest
December 2002
December 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Delight's Despair at setting
December 30th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Skeleton in Armor
December 29th 2002	Robert Frost	The Bear
December 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	It would never be Common -- more -- I said
December 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	These are the days that Reindeer love
December 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	This dirty -- little -- Heart
December 24th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Ninon de Lenclos, on Her Last Birthday
December 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	This World is not Conclusion.
December 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The parasol is the umbrella's daughter,
December 21st 2002	Raymond Carver	Fear
December 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	As willing lid o'er weary eye
December 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The harm of Years is on him --
December 18th 2002	Stephen Crane	Many red devils ran from my heart
December 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Tell all the Truth but tell it slant --
December 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Ashes denote that Fire was --
December 15th 2002	Carl Sandburg	A Fence
December 14th 2002	Emily Dickinson	We introduce ourselves
December 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	He touched me, so I live to know
December 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Night -- there lay the Days between
December 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Whoever disenchants
December 9th 2002	Robert Frost	The Peaceful Shepherd
December 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	As imperceptibly as Grief
December 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Heaven vests for Each
December 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The joy that has no stem no core,
December 5th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Crimson
December 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A precious -- mouldering pleasure -- 'tis
December 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The spry Arms of the Wind
December 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Give little Anguish
November 2002
November 30th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Last Question
November 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Daisy follows soft the Sun
November 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I gave myself to Him --
November 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I dreaded that first Robin, so,
November 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I've got an arrow here.
November 25th 2002	Robert Frost	Reluctance
November 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	By Chivalries as tiny,
November 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Most she touched me by her muteness --
November 22nd 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Light of Stars
November 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	I dwell in Possibility --
November 20th 2002	Stephen Crane	Places among the stars
November 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To the bright east she flies,
November 18th 2002	Emily Dickinson	They shut me up in Prose --
November 17th 2002	Anne Sexton	All My Pretty Ones
November 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	God made a little Gentian
November 15th 2002	Emily Dickinson	It's easy to invent a Life --
November 14th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Lines on Reading Too Many Poets
November 13th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Last Question
November 12th 2002	Robert Frost	A Brook in the City
November 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Confirming All who analyze
November 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Because I could not stop for Death --
November 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Way I read a Letter's -- this --
November 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Crisis is sweet and yet the Heart
November 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	You'll know Her -- by Her Foot --
November 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	What Soft -- Cherubic Creatures
November 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	My Portion is Defeat -- today --
November 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Flake the Wind exasperate
November 1st 2002	e.e. cummings	gee i like to think of dead
October 2002
October 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Through those old Grounds of memory,
October 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To make One's Toilette -- after Death
October 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Herein a Blossom lies --
October 28th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Gentlest Lady
October 27th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	It is not Always May
October 26th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Partial Comfort
October 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Nature -- sometimes sears a Sapling
October 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To Whom the Mornings stand for Nights,
October 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	One Life of so much Consequence!
October 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	He lived the Life of Ambush
October 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	It dropped so low -- in my Regard --
October 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I often passed the village
October 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	He put the Belt around my life
October 18th 2002	James Tate	Never Again The Same
October 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Sunset stopped on Cottages
October 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Who were "the Father and the Son"
October 15th 2002	Emily Dickinson	It always felt to me -- a wrong
October 14th 2002	Emily Dickinson	These held their Wick above the West --
October 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Lassitudes of Contemplation
October 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Superiority to Fate
October 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Sunset at Night -- is natural
October 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Of nearness to her sundered Things
October 9th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Satin Dress
October 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Peril as a Possesssion
October 7th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Midnight
October 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Counterfeit -- a Plated Person --
October 4th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Searched Soul
October 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Volcanoes be in Sicily
October 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	It's coming -- the postponeless Creature
October 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	One dignity delays for all
September 2002
September 30th 2002	Robert Frost	On Looking Up By Chance At The Constellations
September 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Apology for Her
September 28th 2002	Stephen Crane	A learned man came to me once
September 27th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Satin Dress
September 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	These are the days when Birds come back
September 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Hills in Purple syllables
September 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Had I not seen the Sun
September 23rd 2002	Philip Freneau	The Vernal Age
September 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	I reason, Earth is short
September 21st 2002	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Ben Jonson Entertains a Man from Stratford
September 20th 2002	e.e. cummings	i shall imagine life
September 19th 2002	Robert Frost	Atmosphere
September 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Of Glory not a Beam is left
September 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Experience is the Angled Road
September 15th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Jesus! thy Crucifix
September 14th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Water makes many Beds
September 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Bee is not afraid of me.
September 12th 2002	James Tate	The New Ergonomics
September 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Heart has narrow Banks
September 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Long Years apart -- can make no
September 9th 2002	Arna Bontemps	God Give to Men
September 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Went up a year this evening!
September 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Who never wanted -- maddest Joy
September 6th 2002	Ezra Pound	Alba
September 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	My Heart ran so to thee
September 4th 2002	T.S. Eliot	Conversation Galante
September 3rd 2002	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Problem
September 2nd 2002	Robert Frost	Bereft
September 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Smiling back from Coronation
August 2002
August 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	He touched me, so I live to know
August 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	He touched me, so I live to know
August 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Going to Heaven!
August 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Going to Heaven!
August 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Nobody knows this little Rose
August 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Nobody knows this little Rose
August 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	'Twas such a little -- little boat
August 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	'Twas such a little -- little boat
August 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I never hear that one is dead
August 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I never hear that one is dead
August 26th 2002	Stephen Crane	I walked in a desert
August 26th 2002	Stephen Crane	I walked in a desert
August 25th 2002	Edna St. Vincent Millay	MacDougal Street
August 25th 2002	Edna St. Vincent Millay	MacDougal Street
August 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I could suffice for Him, I knew --
August 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I could suffice for Him, I knew --
August 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Sweets of Pillage, can be known
August 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Sweets of Pillage, can be known
August 22nd 2002	Dorothy Parker	George Sand
August 22nd 2002	Dorothy Parker	George Sand
August 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	No man saw awe, nor to his house
August 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	No man saw awe, nor to his house
August 19th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Salome's Dancing-Lesson
August 19th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Salome's Dancing-Lesson
August 18th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To fill a Gap
August 18th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To fill a Gap
August 17th 2002	Robert Frost	The Peaceful Shepherd
August 17th 2002	Robert Frost	The Peaceful Shepherd
August 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	So glad we are -- a Stranger'd deem
August 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	So glad we are -- a Stranger'd deem
August 14th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Crimson
August 14th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Crimson
August 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Jesus! thy Crucifix
August 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Jesus! thy Crucifix
August 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Heaven is so far of the Mind
August 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Heaven is so far of the Mind
August 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Frigid and sweet Her parting Face --
August 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Frigid and sweet Her parting Face --
August 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Some, too fragile for winter winds
August 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Some, too fragile for winter winds
August 8th 2002	T.S. Eliot	Mr. Apollinax
August 8th 2002	T.S. Eliot	Mr. Apollinax
August 5th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Ninon de Lenclos, on Her Last Birthday
August 5th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Ninon de Lenclos, on Her Last Birthday
August 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	There's a certain Slant of light,
August 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	There's a certain Slant of light,
August 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	I am afraid to own a Body --
August 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	I am afraid to own a Body --
August 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Court is far away
August 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Court is far away
August 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Some Arrows slay but whom they strike --
August 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Some Arrows slay but whom they strike --
July 2002
July 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	'Twas a long Parting -- but the time
July 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Me prove it now -- Whoever doubt
July 28th 2002	Ezra Pound	Alba
July 27th 2002	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Grown Up
July 26th 2002	Vachel Lindsay	Euclid
July 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	His Mind like Fabrics of the East
July 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Future -- never spoke --
July 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	There is a pain -- so utter --
July 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Whose are the little beds, I asked
July 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Pit -- but Heaven over it --
July 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Funny -- to be a Century
July 18th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Dying need but little, Dear,
July 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Is it too late to touch you, Dear?
July 16th 2002	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Rhodora
July 15th 2002	e.e. cummings	i sing of Olaf glad and big
July 14th 2002	Robert Frost	A Minor Bird
July 13th 2002	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Supremacy
July 12th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Statistics
July 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I met a King this afternoon!
July 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Absence disembodies -- so does Death
July 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	What we see we know somewhat
July 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	God made no act without a cause,
July 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Best Witchcraft is Geometry
July 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A South Wind -- has a pathos
July 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Not all die early, dying young --
July 4th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Population Drifts
July 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Grief is a Mouse --
July 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	This was a Poet -- It is That
July 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Glory is that bright tragic thing
June 2002
June 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Glory is that bright tragic thing
June 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To know just how He suffered -- would be dear --
June 28th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Bath
June 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Were it to be the last
June 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Toad, can die of Light --
June 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I prayed, at first, a little Girl,
June 24th 2002	Robert Frost	The Lockless Door
June 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	It's all I have to bring today
June 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	If she had been the Mistletoe
June 20th 2002	Robert Frost	Now Close the Windows
June 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Good to hide, and hear 'em hunt!
June 18th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Too happy Time dissolves itself
June 15th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Wreck of the Hesperus
June 14th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The waters chased him as he fled,
June 13th 2002	Stephen Crane	Forth went the candid man
June 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Is Immortality a bane
June 11th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Woods in Winter
June 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	It was not Death, for I stood up,
June 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Ourselves we do inter with sweet derision.
June 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Were it to be the last
June 7th 2002	Robert Frost	The Egg and the Machine
June 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Morning -- is the place for Dew
June 5th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Inventory
June 4th 2002	Robert Frost	The Grindstone
June 3rd 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE OLD CLOCK ON THE STAIRS
June 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Frigid and sweet Her parting Face --
June 1st 2002	Stephen Crane	"What says the sea, little shell?"
May 2002
May 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Trust in the Unexpected --
May 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Wait till the Majesty of Death
May 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Struck, was I, not yet by Lightning --
May 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Up Life's Hill with my my little Bundle
May 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Night -- there lay the Days between
May 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	He found my Being -- set it up --
May 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Past is such a curious Creature
May 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Escape is such a thankful Word
May 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	She dwelleth in the Ground --
May 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Shame is the shawl of Pink
May 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	The fascinating chill that music leaves
May 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	One Joy of so much anguish
May 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	By Chivalries as tiny,
May 18th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Surprise
May 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Moth the hue of this
May 16th 2002	Dorothy Parker	On Cheating the Fiddler
May 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Just lost, when I was saved!
May 12th 2002	Dorothy Parker	To Newcastle
May 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A little Dog that wags his tail
May 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	We learned the Whole of Love --
May 8th 2002	Robert Frost	In Hardwood Groves
May 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Two butterflies went out at Noon --
May 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Clover's simple Fame
May 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To his simplicity
May 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Confirming All who analyze
May 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	I'll tell you how the Sun rose
May 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	'Tis good -- the looking back on Grief --
May 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Talk with prudence to a Beggar
April 2002
April 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	We should not mind so small a flower
April 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Knows how to forget!
April 27th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I Came to buy a smile -- today
April 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	In rags mysterious as these
April 25th 2002	Robert Frost	A Hillside Thaw
April 24th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Limited
April 23rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	We don't cry -- Tim and I,
April 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Good night, because we must,
April 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	I had no time to Hate
April 20th 2002	Ezra Pound	Before Sleep
April 19th 2002	Robert Frost	Good-by and Keep Cold
April 18th 2002	Robert Frost	Fireflies in the Garden
April 14th 2002	Robert Frost	Good-by and Keep Cold
April 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I never hear the word "escape"
April 11th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Could I -- then -- shut the door
April 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I know a place where Summer strives
April 9th 2002	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Singing-Woman from the Wood's Edge
April 8th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Skeleton in Armor
April 7th 2002	Dorothy Parker	A Dream Lies Dead
April 6th 2002	Dorothy Parker	To a Much Too Unfortunate Lady
April 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	"Heaven" -- is what I cannot reach!
April 4th 2002	Emily Dickinson	"Heaven" -- is what I cannot reach!
April 3rd 2002	Robert Frost	Tree At My Window
April 2nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	A Clock stopped
April 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	A House upon the Height
March 2002
March 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	There's been a Death, in the Opposite House,
March 29th 2002	Stephen Crane	The livid lightnings flashed in the clouds
March 27th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Gentlest Lady
March 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Her breast is fit for pearls,
March 24th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Hymn to the Night
March 23rd 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Burial of the Minnisink
March 22nd 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Gentian weaves her fringes
March 21st 2002	H. D.	Pear Tree
March 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I know a place where Summer strives
March 19th 2002	Stephen Crane	There were many who went in huddled procession
March 18th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Rainy Day
March 17th 2002	Robert Frost	A Hillside Thaw
March 16th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Like Some Old fashioned Miracle
March 15th 2002	e.e. cummings	am was.
March 13th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Prelude
March 12th 2002	Emily Dickinson	In Ebon Box, when years have flown
March 11th 2002	Dorothy Parker	August
March 10th 2002	Dorothy Parker	To a Much Too Unfortunate Lady
March 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I would distil a cup
March 8th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Dying! Dying in the night!
March 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Rehearsal to Ourselves
March 6th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Requiescat
March 5th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Social Note
March 3rd 2002	Edgar Allan Poe	Song
March 2nd 2002	Carl Sandburg	Jack
March 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Dare you see a Soul at the White Heat?
February 2002
February 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Going to Him! Happy letter!
February 27th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Midnight
February 26th 2002	Robert Frost	The Pasture
February 25th 2002	Emily Dickinson	From Cocoon forth a Butterfly
February 24th 2002	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	L'Envoi
February 23rd 2002	Dorothy Parker	August
February 22nd 2002	Robert Frost	A Minor Bird
February 21st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Much Madness is divinest Sense
February 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I went to thank Her
February 18th 2002	H. D.	Pear Tree
February 17th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I robbed the Woods
February 16th 2002	Carl Sandburg	Anna Imroth
February 15th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Wail
February 14th 2002	Dorothy Parker	A Portrait
February 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Water, is taught by thirst.
February 12th 2002	Carl Sandburg	The Walking Man of Rodin
February 11th 2002	e.e. cummings	O sweet spontaneous
February 10th 2002	Robert Frost	The Trial by Existence
February 9th 2002	Emily Dickinson	I've heard an Organ talk, sometimes
February 8th 2002	Robert Frost	A Passing Glimpse
February 7th 2002	Stephen Crane	Friend, your white beard sweeps the ground
February 6th 2002	Emily Dickinson	A shady friend -- for Torrid days
February 5th 2002	Emily Dickinson	'Twas such a little -- little boat
February 4th 2002	Stephen Crane	A man saw a ball of gold in the sky
February 3rd 2002	Emily Dickinson	Bound -- a trouble
February 2nd 2002	Arna Bontemps	A Black Man Talks of Reaping
February 1st 2002	Emily Dickinson	Why -- do they shut Me out of Heaven?
January 2002
January 31st 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Moon is distant from the Sea
January 30th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The Daisy follows soft the Sun
January 29th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Safe in their Alabaster Chambers
January 28th 2002	Emily Dickinson	It's coming -- the postponeless Creature
January 27th 2002	Vachel Lindsay	What the Ghost of the Gambler Said
January 26th 2002	Emily Dickinson	The feet of people walking home
January 25th 2002	Stephen Crane	Blustering God
January 24th 2002	Emily Dickinson	To lose one's faith -- surpass
January 23rd 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Flaw in Paganism
January 22nd 2002	Carl Sandburg	Style
January 20th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Could live -- did live
January 19th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Baffled for just a day or two
January 17th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Anecdote
January 16th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Lady's Reward
January 14th 2002	Dorothy Parker	The Dark Girl's Rhyme
January 13th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Musicians wrestle everywhere
January 10th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Tho' I get home how late -- how late
January 9th 2002	Dorothy Parker	Superfluous Advice
January 7th 2002	Emily Dickinson	Do People moulder equally,
January 6th 2002	Robert Frost	A Peck of Gold
January 4th 2002	e.e. cummings	in Just-
January 3rd 2002	Robert Frost	Dust in the Eyes
January 2nd 2002	Robert Frost	The Investment
January 1st 2002	Dorothy Parker	They Part
December 2001
December 31st 2001	Robert Frost	Fragmentary Blue
December 30th 2001	Emily Dickinson	The only Ghost I ever saw
December 29th 2001	Robert Frost	A Hundred Collars
December 28th 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Prisoner
December 26th 2001	Emily Dickinson	When Night is almost done
December 25th 2001	Robert Frost	The Aim was Song
December 23rd 2001	Emily Dickinson	Glowing is her Bonnet,
December 22nd 2001	Robert Frost	The Onset
December 21st 2001	Emily Dickinson	Who never lost, are unprepared
December 18th 2001	Emily Dickinson	South Winds jostle them
December 16th 2001	Stephen Crane	I walked in a desert
February 2001
February 26th 2001	Robert Frost	Two Look at Two
February 25th 2001	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Days
February 24th 2001	H. D.	Sea Rose
February 23rd 2001	Emily Dickinson	I'm the little "Heart's Ease"!
February 22nd 2001	e.e. cummings	somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond
February 21st 2001	Stephen Crane	Ay, workman, make me a dream,
February 12th 2001	Raymond Carver	Bobber
February 8th 2001	James Tate	Non-Stop
February 6th 2001	Anne Sexton	Wanting to Die
February 5th 2001	Carl Sandburg	Mamie
February 4th 2001	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Octaves
February 3rd 2001	Ezra Pound	Alba
February 2nd 2001	Edgar Allan Poe	Song
January 2001
January 31st 2001	Dorothy Parker	George Gissing
January 30th 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Love, Though for This
January 28th 2001	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Beleaguered City
January 27th 2001	Robert Frost	Hannibal
January 26th 2001	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Hamatreya
January 25th 2001	H. D.	Pear Tree
January 24th 2001	Emily Dickinson	I felt a Funeral, in my Brain,
January 23rd 2001	e.e. cummings	the Cambridge ladies who live in furnished souls
January 22nd 2001	Stephen Crane	Behold, from the land of the farther suns
January 21st 2001	Raymond Carver	The Scratch
January 20th 2001	Arna Bontemps	The Day-Breakers
January 17th 2001	James Tate	Dream On
January 16th 2001	Anne Sexton	Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
January 15th 2001	Carl Sandburg	A Fence
January 14th 2001	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Villanelle of Change
January 13th 2001	Ezra Pound	Ancient Music
January 12th 2001	Edgar Allan Poe	Song
January 10th 2001	Dorothy Parker	Ultimatum
January 9th 2001	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Merry Maid
January 7th 2001	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Maidenhood
January 6th 2001	Robert Frost	The Trial by Existence
January 5th 2001	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Merlin
January 4th 2001	H. D.	Garden
January 3rd 2001	Emily Dickinson	A Charm invests a face
January 2nd 2001	e.e. cummings	my father moved through dooms of love
January 1st 2001	Stephen Crane	A youth in apparel that glittered
December 2000
December 25th 2000	Stephen Crane	A youth in apparel that glittered
December 24th 2000	Raymond Carver	Your Dog Dies
December 21st 2000	Anne Sexton	Wanting to Die
December 20th 2000	Carl Sandburg	Onion Days
December 19th 2000	Dorothy Parker	Reuben's Children
December 18th 2000	Ezra Pound	Before Sleep
December 17th 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	An Enigma
December 15th 2000	Dorothy Parker	Neither Bloody nor Bowed
December 13th 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Portrait By a Neighbor
December 12th 2000	Herman Melville	Falstaff's Lament Over Prince Hal Become Henry V
December 9th 2000	Robert Frost	A Servant to Servants
December 8th 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Bacchus
December 7th 2000	e.e. cummings	somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond
December 6th 2000	Stephen Crane	There was, before me
December 5th 2000	Raymond Carver	Bobber
December 4th 2000	Arna Bontemps	Southern Mansion
November 2000
November 28th 2000	James Tate	Success Comes To Cow Creek
November 27th 2000	Anne Sexton	All My Pretty Ones
November 24th 2000	Carl Sandburg	Cumulatives
November 23rd 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	The Mill
November 22nd 2000	Ezra Pound	Ballad of the Goodly Fere
November 21st 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	Song
November 17th 2000	Dorothy Parker	Of a Woman, Dead Young
November 16th 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	The Philosopher
November 15th 2000	Herman Melville	Malvern Hill
November 14th 2000	Ezra Pound	Before Sleep
November 13th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	To the River Charles
November 12th 2000	Robert Frost	What Fifty Said
November 11th 2000	Philip Freneau	The Republican Genius of Europe
November 10th 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Sphinx
November 9th 2000	H. D.	Let Zeus
November 8th 2000	Emily Dickinson	I've known a Heaven, like a Tent
November 7th 2000	e.e. cummings	Spring is like a perhaps hand
November 6th 2000	Stephen Crane	I looked here
November 2nd 2000	Arna Bontemps	Length of Moon
November 1st 2000	Raymond Carver	Drinking While Driving
October 2000
October 31st 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	MacDougal Street
October 30th 2000	James Tate	Never Again The Same
October 28th 2000	Robert Frost	Immigrants
October 27th 2000	e.e. cummings	anyone lived in a pretty how town
October 26th 2000	Herman Melville	The Enthusiast
October 25th 2000	Dorothy Parker	Men
October 24th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Villanelle of Change
October 23rd 2000	Dorothy Parker	Epitaph
October 22nd 2000	Stephen Crane	Charity thou art a lie,
October 20th 2000	H. D.	Stars Wheel in Purple
October 18th 2000	Henry David Thoreau	I am the autumnal sun
October 17th 2000	Emily Dickinson	I lost a World -- the other day!
October 16th 2000	Carl Sandburg	Mag
October 13th 2000	Robert Frost	The Oven Bird
October 12th 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Two Rivers
October 11th 2000	Anne Sexton	Admonitions to a Special Person
October 10th 2000	Philip Freneau	On a Honey Bee
October 9th 2000	James Tate	The Lost Pilot
October 8th 2000	e.e. cummings	spring omnipotent goddess Thou
October 6th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Supremacy
October 5th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	A Psalm of Life
October 4th 2000	Ezra Pound	A Girl
October 2nd 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	Annabel Lee
September 2000
September 30th 2000	Raymond Carver	Fear
September 29th 2000	Robert Frost	Plowmen
September 28th 2000	Emily Dickinson	The Skies can't keep their secret!
September 27th 2000	Dorothy Parker	Nocturne
September 26th 2000	Raymond Carver	The Current
September 25th 2000	Stephen Crane	Once I saw mountains angry
September 24th 2000	Carl Sandburg	Jack
September 23rd 2000	Anne Sexton	The Truth the Dead Know
September 21st 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Uriel
September 20th 2000	Anne Sexton	Her Kind
September 19th 2000	e.e. cummings	O sweet spontaneous
September 18th 2000	H. D.	Heat
September 17th 2000	Ezra Pound	An Immorality
September 16th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	AUTUMN
September 15th 2000	T.S. Eliot	Conversation Galante
September 14th 2000	Robert Frost	Devotion
September 13th 2000	Emily Dickinson	The Bee is not afraid of me.
September 12th 2000	Herman Melville	Chattanooga
September 11th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Richard Cory
September 9th 2000	e.e. cummings	but the other
September 8th 2000	Stephen Crane	Once there came a man
September 6th 2000	Arna Bontemps	Reconnaissance
September 5th 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	Midnight Oil
September 4th 2000	Emily Dickinson	Snow flakes.
September 3rd 2000	Robert Frost	'Out, Out--'
September 2nd 2000	Herman Melville	Immolated
September 1st 2000	Carl Sandburg	Sketch
August 2000
August 31st 2000	e.e. cummings	in Just-
August 29th 2000	William Carlos Williams	The Hunters in the Snow
August 28th 2000	Arna Bontemps	God Give to Men
August 27th 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Each and All
August 26th 2000	Stephen Crane	There was a man with tongue of wood
August 25th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Sunrise on the Hills
August 24th 2000	Robert Frost	Bereft
August 23rd 2000	Arna Bontemps	A Black Man Talks of Reaping
August 21st 2000	Emily Dickinson	All these my banners be.
August 20th 2000	H. D.	Eurydice
August 19th 2000	Ezra Pound	Canto XIII
August 18th 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	To the Not Impossible Him
August 17th 2000	e.e. cummings	into the strenuous briefness
August 16th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Footsteps of Angels
August 15th 2000	Stephen Crane	Yes, I have a thousand tongues
August 14th 2000	Robert Frost	Once By The Pacific
August 13th 2000	Emily Dickinson	My wheel is in the dark!
August 11th 2000	Stephen Crane	Once there came a man
August 9th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Ben Jonson Entertains a Man from Stratford
August 8th 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	For Annie
August 4th 2000	Stephen Crane	"Have you ever made a just man?"
August 3rd 2000	Robert Frost	To the Thawing Wind
August 2nd 2000	Philip Freneau	The Wild Honey-Suckle
July 2000
July 31st 2000	Emily Dickinson	We lose -- because we win
July 30th 2000	Emily Dickinson	I have a Bird in spring
July 29th 2000	Dorothy Parker	A Portrait
July 28th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Footsteps of Angels
July 27th 2000	Robert Frost	In Neglect
July 26th 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	Bridal Ballad
July 25th 2000	Emily Dickinson	On this wondrous sea
July 24th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Flowers
July 23rd 2000	Vachel Lindsay	The Eagle That is Forgotten
July 21st 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	Hymn to the Night
July 20th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Mr Flood's Party
July 19th 2000	Robert Frost	Spring Pools
July 17th 2000	Edna St. Vincent Millay	First Fig
July 13th 2000	Robert Frost	Mending Wall
July 12th 2000	H. D.	Helen
July 10th 2000	Herman Melville	Shiloh
July 9th 2000	e.e. cummings	all which isn't singing is mere talking
July 6th 2000	Edwin Arlington Robinson	Miniver Cheevy
July 5th 2000	Edgar Allan Poe	The Raven
July 4th 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	Concord Hymn
July 3rd 2000	Ralph Waldo Emerson	The Barberry Bush
July 2nd 2000	Robert Frost	Into My Own
July 1st 2000	Philip Freneau	The Indian Burying Ground
June 2000
June 30th 2000	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	The Day is Done
June 28th 2000	Stephen Crane	In the desert
June 27th 2000	Ezra Pound	Canto XLIX
June 26th 2000	Robert Frost	Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
June 25th 2000	Stephen Crane	I saw a man pursuing the horizon
June 24th 2000	Emily Dickinson	The Brain -- is wider than the Sky --
June 21st 2000	e.e. cummings	may i feel said he