100 Poems to Lift Your Spirits by Pockell, Leslie -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Welcome Introduction NATURE

THE RAINBOW: William Wordsworth DAFFODILS: William Wordsworth THERE IS A PLEASURE IN THE PATHLESS WOODS: George Gordon, Lord Byron TO A SKYLARK: Percy Bysshe Shelley TO AUTUMN: John Keats ON THE GRASSHOPPER AND CRICKET: John Keats LINES COMPOSED IN A WOOD ON A WINDY DAY: Anne Brontë THOUGHTS IN A GARDEN: Andrew Marvell ON A DROP OF DEW: Andrew Marvell THE HUMBLE BEE: Ralph Waldo Emerson RHODORA: Ralph Waldo Emerson EUCLID: Vachel Lindsay DRYING THEIR WINGS: Vachel Lindsay A NOISELESS, PATIENT SPIDER: Walt Whitman WHEN I HEARD THE LEARN’D ASTRONOMER: Walt Whitman THE YEAR’S AT THE SPRING: Robert Browning AMONG THE ROCKS: Robert Browning THE SONG OF WANDERING AENGUS: William Butler Yeats THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE: William Butler Yeats DAWN REVISITED: Rita Dove POEM IN PRAISE OF THE SUN: Attributed to the Pharaoh Akhnaten SEA FEVER: John Masefield UNHARVESTED: Robert Frost ROSE POGONIAS: Robert Frost TUMBLING-HAIR: E. E. Cummings WHO ARE YOU,LITTLE I: E. E. Cummings SOME TREES: John Ashbery THE PRUNED TREE: Howard Moss HIDDEN JOYS: Laman Blanchard

NONSENSE

I WANDERED LONELY AS A CLOD: The Editors of MAD Magazine THE DEACON’S MASTERPIECE OR THE WONDERFUL ONE-HOSS SHAY: Oliver Wendell Holmes THE HEIGHT OF THE RIDICULOUS: Oliver Wendell Holmes JABBERWOCKY: Lewis Carroll BEAUTIFUL SOUP: Lewis Carroll THE SORCERER’S SONG: W. S. Gilbert I AM THE VERY MODEL OF A MODERN MAJOR-GENERAL: W. S. Gilbert THE JUMBLIES: Edward Lear THE POBBLE WHO HAS NO TOES: Edward Lear WYNKEN, BLYNKEN, AND NOD: Eugene Field THE SUGAR-PLUM TREE: Eugene Field GUS: THE THEATRE CAT: T. S. Eliot THE OLD GUMBIE CAT: T. S. Eliot WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS: Shel Silverstein MELINDA MAE: Shel Silverstein THE ADVENTURES OF ISABEL: Ogden Nash MULGA BILL’S BICYCLE: Banjo Paterson THE MAN FROM IRONBARK: Banjo Paterson THE CREMATION OF SAM MCGEE: Robert Service THE SHOOTING OF DAN MCGREW: Robert Service RECITAL: John Updike

SPIRITUALITY

“HOPE” IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS: Emily Dickinson THE DAISY FOLLOWS SOFT THE SUN: Emily Dickinson ODE TO JOY: Friedrich Schiller DON’T WORRY, BE HAPPY: Bobby McFerrin I SHALL PAINT MY NAILS RED: Carole Satyamurti GOD’S GRANDEUR: Gerard Manley Hopkins PIED BEAUTY: Gerard Manley Hopkins PSALM 104: Attributed to King David THE SONG OF SONGS: Attributed to King Solomon PARADISE ENOW from the adaptation of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam: Edward Fitzgerald A PSALM OF LIFE: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow TO THE RIVER CHARLES: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow THE DONKEY: G. K. Chesterton MAKER OF HEAVEN AND EARTH (ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL): Cecil Frances Alexander ABOU BEN ADHEM: Leigh Hunt AN ANGEL IN THE HOUSE: Leigh Hunt SWEET CONTENT: Thomas Dekker THE LAMB: William Blake LAUGHING SONG: William Blake THANATOPSIS: William Cullen Bryant DEATH BE NOT PROUD: John Donne PEACE: George Herbert THE FLOWER: George Herbert INVICTUS: William Ernest Henley THE BELLS: Edgar Allan Poe WONDER: Thomas Traherne A HOPE CAROL: Christina Rossetti UP-HILL: Christina Rossetti DESIDERATA: Max Ehrmann A PRAYER: Max Ehrmann

THE HUMAN CONNECTION

INVITING A FRIEND TO SUPPER: Ben Jonson THE BALLAD OF BOUILLABAISSE: W. M. Thackeray THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD: Sam Walter Foss HULLO: Sam Walter Foss HOME: Edgar Guest TAKE HOME A SMILE: Edgar Guest BLOCK CITY: Robert Louis Stevenson THE CHAMBERED NAUTILUS: Oliver Wendell Holmes THE THOUSANDTH MAN: Rudyard Kipling IF: Rudyard Kipling MERRY LITTLE MINUET: Sheldon Harnick RECUERDO: Edna St. Vincent Millay AFTERNOON ON A HILL: Edna St. Vincent Millay IN PRAISE OF DIVERSITY: Phyllis McGinley FILLING STATION: Elizabeth Bishop THE RITES FOR COUSIN VIT: Gwendolyn Brooks CORNERS ON THE CURVING SKY: Anonymous HOME, SWEET HOME: John Howard Payne BEAUTIFUL RIVER: Robert Lowry KEEP ON THE SUNNY SIDE: Traditional

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