Poem of the Day: ‘An Essay on Man’
The most glittering passage from Pope’s most glittering work — once considered a necessary adjunct to any general education.
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Poem of the Day: ‘The Heart of the Night’
Over the course of three decades, Dante Gabriel Rossetti wrote and amended his extensive, introspective sonnet sequence, ‘The House of Life,’
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Poem of the Day: ‘The Table and the Chair’
A poem to celebrate the May 12 birthday of Edward Lear, the 19th-century exemplar of nonsense.
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Poem of the Day: ‘The Way through the Woods’
Rudyard Kipling’s was a talent that will not be buried under either the bombastic recitation of some of his devotees
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