Poetry Review Stack
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| Shirt | Robert Pinsky
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| There are so many tic toc | EE Cummings
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| This is Just to Say | William Carlos Williams
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| From a Gas Station Outside Providence | Mike Doughty
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| Jabberwocky | Lewis Carroll
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| The Lighthouse | Nickel Creek
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| He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven | William Butler Yeats
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| Same Song | Pat Mora
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| The Legend | Garrett Hongo
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| I am Offering this Poem | Jimmy Santiago Baca
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| Heart! We will forget him! | Emily Dickinson
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| Bonny Barbara Allan | Anonymous
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| The Flying Cat | Naomi Shihab Nye
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| Miss Rosie | Lucille Clifton
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| Deconstructivist look at an everyday item we take for granted | Shirt
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| Compares the order of our everyday life to clocks but unregulated spring is more like kisses | There are so many tic toc
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| Note regarding eating the fruits you've been saving... | This is just to say
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| Deconstuctionist exploration of communicating by telephone | From a gas station outside providence
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| Nonsense word poem telling the story of a battle with a mythical creature | Jabberwocky
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| Ballad about a young woman who is killed by natural forces and her love who commits suicide to be with her | The lighthouse
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| A man is poor and can only give his dreams to his beloved | He wishes for the cloths of heaven
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| Young men and women both value their physical appearance but approach it in different ways | Same song
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| Story of a man gunned down while leaving the laundromat, speaker feels detached, reads Descartes | The Legend
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| Speaker is poor but will give poem to his beloved, words will be a comfort through use of winter imagery | I am offering this poem
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| Personification of parts of body, head and heart are seperate | Heart! We will forget him!
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| Scott-Irish piece traditionally sung by minstrel, tells of hardhearted lover | Bonny barbara allan
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| An Introduction to Poetry | Billy Collins
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| Dog's Death | John Updike
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| Ex-Basketball Player | John Updike
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| We Real Cool | Gwendolyn Brooks
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| Skipping school staying up late and drinking may cause us to die young | We Real Cool
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| Flick Web remembered for his high school glory | Ex-Basketball Player
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| Says it doesn't want students to torture confessions out of writing | An Introduction to Poetry
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| Puppy that attempts to go on the paper despite having been hit by car | Dog's Death
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| Another Reason I Don't Keep A Gun in the House | Billy Collins
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| The speaker laments the barking of his neighbor's dog | Another Reason
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| Small Portions | Julia Alvarez
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| Author says she wants life in bite sized pieces, looking at one bird at a time | Small Portions - Julia Alvarez
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| The Neighbors dog will not stop barking, hears the Beethoven barking dog solo | Another Reason I Don't Keep a Gun - Billy Collins
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| Owner calls airline disguising her voice to ask questions about her beloved companion | The Flying Cat
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| The subject used to be a young beauty, the speaker stands up through her destruction | Miss Rosie - Lucille Clifton
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| Sonnet 18 | William Shakespeare
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| Sonnet 55 | William Shakespeare
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| Compares love to summer day, says love is more moderate, summer days are short and don't last | Sonnet 18 - William Shakespeare
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| Compares love to marble tombstones, things that stand the test of time, says the poem will last longer and make memory permanent | Sonnet 55 - William Shakespeare
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