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The Despairing Lover - William WALSH
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The Despairing Lover - William WALSH
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A Commonplace Day - Thomas Hardy
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A Commonplace Day - Thomas Hardy
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Best Way to Read a Book - Edgar A. GUEST
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Best Way to Read a Book - Edgar A. GUEST
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Winter: A Dirge - Robert BURNS
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Winter: A Dirge - Robert BURNS
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Sunshine - Vachel Lindsay
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Sunshine - Vachel Lindsay
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Echoes of Love’s House - William Morris
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Echoes of Love’s House - William Morris
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Broadway - Sara Teasdale
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Broadway - Sara Teasdale
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O Solitude! if I must with thee dwell - John Keats
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O Solitude! if I must with thee dwell - John Keats
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Let Us Make Each Day Our Birthday - S.A.R.
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Let Us Make Each Day Our Birthday - S.A.R.
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Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary? - Robert BURNS
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Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary? - Robert BURNS
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The Cuisine - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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The Cuisine - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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The Christmas Tree - Anonymous
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The Christmas Tree - Anonymous
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XVIII - Rabindranath Tagore
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XVIII - Rabindranath Tagore
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A Thunder-Storm - Emily Dickinson
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A Thunder-Storm - Emily Dickinson
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The Old Maid (Shorter) - Dora Sigerson Shorter
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The Old Maid (Shorter) - Dora Sigerson Shorter
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Winter Sport - Unknown
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Winter Sport - Unknown
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To My Cat - Rosamund Marriott WATSON
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To My Cat - Rosamund Marriott WATSON
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Answer to a Child's Question - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Answer to a Child's Question - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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Christmas Greens - George A. Jr.  BAKER
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Christmas Greens - George A. Jr. BAKER
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On The High Price Of Fish - William Cowper
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On The High Price Of Fish - William Cowper
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Love's Wantonness - Thomas LODGE
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Love's Wantonness - Thomas LODGE
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The Taxi - Amy Lowell
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The Taxi - Amy Lowell
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In these days . . . - Ebenezer ELLIOTT
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In these days . . . - Ebenezer ELLIOTT
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The Fisher's Boy - Henry David Thoreau
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The Fisher's Boy - Henry David Thoreau
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The Hill - Rupert Brooke
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The Hill - Rupert Brooke
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Tact - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Tact - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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September - Madison Cawein
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September - Madison Cawein
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The Wine - Sara Teasdale
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The Wine - Sara Teasdale
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The Old Man and the Ass - Jean de La FONTAINE
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The Old Man and the Ass - Jean de La FONTAINE
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The Voice Of The Banjo - Paul Laurence Dunbar
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The Voice Of The Banjo - Paul Laurence Dunbar
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Poetry is a genre of literature that uses language to evoke emotions, paint vivid imagery, and convey complex ideas in a condensed form. It often employs various literary devices such as rhyme, meter, alliteration, metaphor, and simile to create a musical and rhythmic effect. Poetry can take many forms, including sonnets, haikus, free verse, ballads, and epics, among others. It is often used to explore themes such as love, nature, death, politics, and social issues. Poetry can be deeply personal and introspective or can speak to universal experiences and emotions. It is a powerful means of expression that has the ability to move and inspire readers.