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Learn To Be Quiet
” You need not do anything. Remain sitting at your table and listen. You need not even listen, just wait. You need not even wait, just learn to be quiet, still and solitary. And the world will f… more →
Spinning a Yarn Of Life
Learn To Be Quiet
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wrote 2 years ago: ” You need not do anything. Remain sitting at your table and listen. You need not even listen, … more →
May my heart always be open to little: E.E.Cummings
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wrote 3 years ago: May my heart always be open to little May my heart always be open to little birds who are the secret … more →
I carry your heart with me :E.E.Cummings
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wrote 3 years ago: Born on October 14, 1894 in the town of Cambridge Massachusetts e.e.cummings is one of my most loved … more →
Song from 'The Indian Emperor' by John Dryden
wrote 3 years ago: JOHN DRYDEN English poet and dramatist (1631 – 1700) Song from The Indian Emperor Ah, fading j … more →
As I Ponder'd In Silence : Walt Whitman
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wrote 3 years ago: It was very difficult to choose one poem from Whitman’s poetry. I love all of them. He is such … more →
The Psalm Of Life :Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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wrote 3 years ago: I was always a big admirer of Longfellow’s poetry. Easy rhymes, the melody and the grace with … more →
The Raven : Edgar Allan Poe
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wrote 3 years ago: One of my favorites among Poe’s poems. It was difficult to select one poem among so many but I … more →
Two Poems From The Rossetti Manuscript Part I by William Blake
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wrote 3 years ago: When I read the ‘Songs of Innocence’ , I wanted more. I got myself a copy of “coll … more →
The Song of the Free
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wrote 3 years ago: This is a lovely poem composed by Swami Vivekanand( Jan,12, 1863- July 4 , 1902). I have been a foll … more →
The Thought Fox by Ted Hughes
wrote 3 years ago: Edward James Hughes also known as Ted Hughes (1930-1998) was appointed the Poet laureate in 1984. Hi … more →
Two poems by Ogdan Nash
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wrote 3 years ago: Ogden Nash (1902 – 1971 ) America’s Laureate of Light Verse Candy is dandy, but liquor i … more →
Lover's Gifts by Rabindranath Tagore
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wrote 3 years ago: “When the voice of the Silent touches my words. I know him and therefore know myself.” T … more →
George Gray by Edgar Lee Masters
wrote 3 years ago: George Gray is part of The Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters (1868-1950). What an unconvent … more →
Night of the Scorpion by Nissim Ezekiel
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wrote 3 years ago: This is one of my favorites among many of the Ezeliel poems. For some reason It stayed with me since … more →
The Dance Of The Eunuchs by Kamala Suraiya Das
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wrote 3 years ago: Kamala Suraiya Das also known as Madhavikutty, considered India’s ‘Poet Laureate,’ … more →
The Evening Cloud by John Wilson
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wrote 3 years ago: This is such a beautiful celebration of nature. The Evening Cloud A cloud lay cradled near the setti … more →
The Eve of St. Agnes by John Keats: Stanza XXV and XXI
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wrote 3 years ago: The eve of St. Ages is one of the most sensuous of Keats poems and my favorite. I love the energy, t … more →
The Song of Despair By Pablo Neruda
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wrote 3 years ago: Pablo Neruda is a poet very close to my heart. I was introduced to his works way back as a teenager … more →
Snow-Bound A Winter Idyl by John Greenleaf Whittier
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wrote 3 years ago: John Greenleaf Whittier, America’s “Quaker poet” of freedom, faith and the sentime … more →
