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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: cummings, e Matches Found: 814 Cummings, Edward Estlin Poet's Biography Alternate Author Name(s): Cummings, E. E. 813 poems available by this author &: SEVEN POEMS: 1 First Line: I will be Last Line: A m oo %)n &: SEVEN POEMS: 2 First Line: I'll tell you a dream I had once I was away up in the Last Line: )with your head.All big &: SEVEN POEMS: 3 Poem Text First Line: Spring is like a perhaps hand Subject(s): Spring &: SEVEN POEMS: 3 First Line: Spring is like a perhaps hand Last Line: Without breaking anything Subject(s): Spring &: SEVEN POEMS: 4 First Line: Who threw the silver dollar up into the tree? I didn't Last Line: And the moon %smiled %,so &: SEVEN POEMS: 5 First Line: Gee I like to think of dead it means nearer because deeper Last Line: And rosebugs I do &: SEVEN POEMS: 6 First Line: (one!) Last Line: A:whispering drunkard passes &: SEVEN POEMS: 7 First Line: Who knows if the moon's Last Line: In love and flowers pick themselves Subject(s): Imagination (IN THE TWILIGHT OF PARIS 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 1 First Line: Nonsun blob a Last Line: Here or on earth 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 10 Poem Text First Line: A politician is an arse upon Subject(s): Hate; Politics & Government 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 10 First Line: A politician is an arse upon Last Line: Which everyone has sat except a man Subject(s): Hate; Politics 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 11 First Line: Mr u will not be missed Last Line: Not excluding mr u 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 12 First Line: It was a goodly co Subject(s): War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 12 First Line: It was a goodly co Last Line: To the god of things like they err Subject(s): War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 13 Poem Text First Line: Plato told Variant Title(s): Warnings Unheeded Subject(s): World War Ii; Second World War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 13 First Line: Plato told Last Line: El;in the top of his head:to tell %him Variant Title(s): Warnings Unheede Subject(s): World War Ii 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 14 Poem Text First Line: Pity this busy monster, manunkind Subject(s): Environment; Environmental Protection; Ecology; Conservation 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 14 First Line: Pity this busy monster, manunkind Last Line: Of a good universe next door; let's go Subject(s): Environment 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 15 First Line: ('fire stop thief help murder save the world' Last Line: While his pines lifted their green lives and smiled 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 16 First Line: One's not half two. It's two are halves of one Last Line: All lose,whole find 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 17 First Line: One(floating)arrive Last Line: Illimatably grow 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 18 First Line: As any(men's hells having wrestled with Last Line: The breathing for me while I am away? 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 19 First Line: When you are silent,shining host by guest Last Line: Out of tremendous darkness into air 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 20 Poem Text First Line: What if a much of a which of a wind Subject(s): Judgment Day; War; End Of The World; Doomsday; Fall Of Man 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 20 First Line: What if a much of a which of a wind Last Line: The most who die, the more we live Subject(s): Judgment Day; War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 21 First Line: Dead every enormous piece Last Line: By the five nevers of a lear 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 22 First Line: No man,if men are gods;but if gods must Last Line: To hold a mountain's heartbeat in his hand 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 23 First Line: Love is a spring at which Last Line: Deeper than heaven is hell 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 24 First Line: (once like a spark Last Line: (and so to dark 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 25 First Line: What over and which under Last Line: Beautiful most is now 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 26 First Line: When god decided to invent Last Line: Smashed it into because 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 27 First Line: Old mr ly Last Line: A funeral %eyes %'big %thing' 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 28 First Line: Rain or hail Last Line: Laid him down. %sleep well 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 29 First Line: Let it go - the Last Line: Dear so comes love 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 3 First Line: It's over a (see just Last Line: Big sound on the ground 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 30 First Line: Hello is what a mirror says Last Line: True wars are never won 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 31 First Line: A- Last Line: Am than imagine 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 32 First Line: I've come to ask you if there isn't a Last Line: But' her,my 'love creates love only' our 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 33 First Line: Open green those Last Line: Upward each first flower %of two 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 34 First Line: Nothing false and possible is love Last Line: Only we our least begin to guess 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 35 First Line: Except in your Last Line: (and rest,my love) %honour 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 36 First Line: True lovers in each happening of their hearts Last Line: All shall,their eyes would never miss a yes 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 37 First Line: We love each other very dearly ,more Last Line: Each heartbeat which I am alive to kiss 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 38 First Line: Yes is a pleasant country Last Line: (and april's where we're 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 39 Poem Text First Line: All ignorance toboggans into know Subject(s): War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 39 First Line: All ignorance toboggans into know Last Line: We'll move away still further: into now Subject(s): War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 4 First Line: Of all the blessings which to man Last Line: And couldn't use a mind Variant Title(s): Poe 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 40 First Line: Darling!Because my blood can sing Last Line: Trees tumble out of twigs and sticks 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 41 First Line: How Last Line: S whi %(mystrious %ly)te %one %t %hou 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 42 First Line: Might these be thrushes climbing through almost(do they Last Line: Life's life and strikes my your our blossoming sphere 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 43 First Line: If(among Last Line: ,we are spring 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 44 First Line: These(whom;pretends Last Line: So sky so %.Wish 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 45 First Line: I think you like' Last Line: My home ionian isles 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 46 First Line: Open your heart Last Line: Perfect silence. %absolute ocean 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 47 First Line: Until and I heard Last Line: Bright cry of alive with a trill %like until 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 48 First Line: So isn't small one littlest why Last Line: Every because is murdered twice 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 49 First Line: Trees were in(give Last Line: Re sunlight of %oneness 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 5 First Line: Spuints a blond Last Line: Is much too busy sitting the horse 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 50 First Line: Which is the very Last Line: Is love and neverless 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 51 First Line: Sweet spring is your Last Line: And viva sweet love' 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 52 First Line: Life is more true than reason will deceive Last Line: -but beauty is more now than dying's when Subject(s): War 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 53 First Line: O by the by Last Line: Me why people let go 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 54 First Line: If everything happens that can't be done Last Line: We're wonderful one times one 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 6 First Line: My(his from daughter's mother's zero mind Last Line: With a weakness for living literature 'loyaltea' 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 7 First Line: Yguduh Last Line: Duhsivileyezum 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 8 First Line: Applaws Last Line: (a paw s 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 9 Poem Text First Line: A salesman is an it that stinks excuse Subject(s): Hate; Salespersons; Selling 1X1 (ONE TIMES ONE): 9 First Line: A salesman is an it that stinks excuse Last Line: Or think we've met subhuman rights before Subject(s): Hate; Salespersons 50 POEMS: 1 First Line: !Blac Last Line: A:;go %e %s wh %irll %n %.G 50 POEMS: 10 First Line: Spoke joe to jack Last Line: Darling I said 50 POEMS: 11 First Line: Red-rag and pink-flag Last Line: Nine months young 50 POEMS: 12 First Line: (will you teach a Last Line: Singing %in the snow 50 POEMS: 13 First Line: Proud of his scientific attitude Last Line: Ye!The godless are the dull and the dull are the damned 50 POEMS: 14 First Line: The way to hump a cow is not Last Line: Is hows to hump a cows 50 POEMS: 15 First Line: Mrs Last Line: Of afraid of)these(down pull & who'll %shades 50 POEMS: 16 First Line: )when what hugs stopping earth than silent is Last Line: Only one snowflake(and we speak our names 50 POEMS: 17 First Line: Youful Last Line: Blue %(sleep!New %girlgold 50 POEMS: 18 First Line: Ecco a letter starting 'dearest we' Last Line: Forever,and you'll wear your silver shoes 50 POEMS: 19 First Line: There is a here and Last Line: Are am(beyond when behind where under %un 50 POEMS: 2 First Line: Fl Last Line: Ng with me %n more o %n than in the %m 50 POEMS: 20 First Line: Harder perhaps than a newengland bed Last Line: (with more simplicity than makes a world 50 POEMS: 21 First Line: Six Last Line: Flowers five flowers and all one is fire 50 POEMS: 22 First Line: Nouns to nouns Last Line: In sin %g %ular untheknowndulous s %pring 50 POEMS: 23 First Line: A pretty a day Last Line: Than doll. Doll 50 POEMS: 24 First Line: These people socalled were not given hearts Last Line: Become while every sun goes round its moon 50 POEMS: 25 First Line: As freedom is a breakfastfood Last Line: Just so long and long enough 50 POEMS: 26 First Line: Wherelings whenlings Last Line: Sometimes) %with north %over %the barn 50 POEMS: 27 First Line: Buy me an ounce and I'll sell you a pound Last Line: Boys) %here we come 50 POEMS: 28 First Line: There are possibly 2 1/2 or impossibly 3 Last Line: E. S. T. Bring the kiddies let's all have fun 50 POEMS: 3 First Line: If you can't eat you got to Last Line: Let's go to sleep 50 POEMS: 30 First Line: The silently little blue elephant shyly(he was terri Last Line: The is all floatful and remembering 50 POEMS: 31 First Line: Not time's how(anchored in what mountaining roots Last Line: While children climb their eyes to touch his dream 50 POEMS: 32 First Line: Newlys of silence Last Line: Your breathing doll 50 POEMS: 33 First Line: One slipslouch twi Last Line: (eye kinely thank yoo 50 POEMS: 34 Poem Text First Line: My father moved through dooms of love Subject(s): Consolation; Fathers 50 POEMS: 34 First Line: My father moved through dooms of love Last Line: Love is the whole and more than all Subject(s): Consolation; Fathers 50 POEMS: 35 First Line: You which could grin three smiles into a dead Last Line: Your absolute courage with its legs and arms 50 POEMS: 36 First Line: I say no world Last Line: One I say human being)one %goldberger 50 POEMS: 37 First Line: These children singing in stone a Last Line: Of silent as stone silence of %song Variant Title(s): These Children Singing In Stone 50 POEMS: 38 First Line: Love is the every only god Last Line: Any illimitable star 50 POEMS: 39 First Line: Denied night's face Last Line: The sun of whom 50 POEMS: 4 First Line: Nobody loved this Last Line: :never,no %(body. %nothing 50 POEMS: 40 First Line: A peopleshaped toomany-ness far too Last Line: The only living thing)and we'll make yes 50 POEMS: 41 First Line: Up into the silence the green Last Line: I)kiss me(will go 50 POEMS: 42 First Line: Love is more thicker than forget Last Line: Is higher than the sky Subject(s): Love - Marital 50 POEMS: 43 First Line: Hate blows a bubble of despair into Last Line: Darling. And if I sing you are my voice 50 POEMS: 44 First Line: Air Last Line: St %anding %st %a.R 50 POEMS: 45 First Line: Enters give Last Line: To meet her why %she his because 50 POEMS: 46 First Line: Green's d Last Line: Infinite nothing %of %m %an 50 POEMS: 47 First Line: (sitting in a tree Last Line: Dance little joy %(shine most prayer 50 POEMS: 48 First Line: Mortals Last Line: Fall which now drop who all dreamlike %(im 50 POEMS: 49 First Line: I am so glad and very Last Line: I am through you so I 50 POEMS: 5 First Line: Am was. Are leaves few this. Is these a or Last Line: Much greenness only dying makes us grow Subject(s): World War I 50 POEMS: 50 First Line: What freedom's not some under's mere above Last Line: Whole truthful infinite immediate us 50 POEMS: 6 First Line: Flotsam and jetsam Last Line: Are covered by lloyd's 50 POEMS: 7 First Line: Moan Last Line: Ing(danc)ing %wills&weres 50 POEMS: 8 First Line: The noster was a ship of swank Last Line: Including captain pater 50 POEMS: 9 First Line: Warped this perhapsy Last Line: Whic hbubble ssomethin %gabou tlov %e 73 POEMS: 1 First Line: O the sun comes up-up-up in the opening Last Line: Rowster shouts %rawroo 73 POEMS: 10 First Line: Because it's Last Line: & I(be %ca %us %e it's we 73 POEMS: 11 First Line: Humble one(gifted with Last Line: Sometimes called world)to sing 73 POEMS: 12 First Line: Me up at does Last Line: You wouldn't have 73 POEMS: 13 First Line: O Last Line: Someone(named %morning 73 POEMS: 14 First Line: A great Last Line: Of nameless %silence)sky 73 POEMS: 15 First Line: At just 5 a Last Line: Heaven or hell' 73 POEMS: 16 First Line: E Last Line: Ooms an eggyellow smear of wintry sunse %t 73 POEMS: 17 First Line: N Last Line: O %nce v %o %ices 73 POEMS: 18 First Line: Nobody could in superhuman flights Last Line: Eev mahmah hadn chuzd nogged id entwhys 73 POEMS: 19 First Line: Everybody happy? Last Line: Q:how numb can an unworld get? %a: number 73 POEMS: 2 First Line: For any ruffian of the sky Last Line: And looks and leaps upon the air 73 POEMS: 20 First Line: Fearlessandbosomy Last Line: Ysomethi %ng %(imagine) %with,pansies 73 POEMS: 21 First Line: Why Last Line: Right:my enemy %. Love 73 POEMS: 22 First Line: Annie died the other day Last Line: Youths and maidens:let us pray 73 POEMS: 23 First Line: Nite Last Line: E %am %e %xploding are(n't 73 POEMS: 24 First Line: Insu nli gh t Last Line: Onc %eup %ona %tim %e ne wsp aper 73 POEMS: 25 First Line: A grim without a Last Line: When %who %why %which %(or anything 73 POEMS: 26 First Line: If seventy were young Last Line: Dogooding folk on sight 73 POEMS: 27 First Line: In heavenly realms of hellas dwelt Last Line: Soldier,beware of mrs smith 73 POEMS: 28 First Line: Right here the other night something Last Line: Stare,he whispers 'I ran' 73 POEMS: 29 First Line: The greedy the people Last Line: Though the earth in her splendor %says may 73 POEMS: 3 First Line: Seeker of truth Last Line: Truth is here 73 POEMS: 30 First Line: One winter afternoon Last Line: Enough to give me a daisy 73 POEMS: 31 First Line: Poem(or Last Line: Unbeingdead isn't beingalive 73 POEMS: 32 First Line: All which isn't singing is mere talking Last Line: Feel and lovers)singing is silence 73 POEMS: 33 First Line: Christ but they're few Last Line: A moon or two 73 POEMS: 34 First Line: Nothing'the unjust man complained Last Line: Is just'('or un-' the just rejoined 73 POEMS: 35 First Line: The trick of finding what you didn't lose Last Line: And played the hostess to my morethanme 73 POEMS: 36 First Line: If in beginning twilight of winter will stand Last Line: Whispers'is very pleasant' my ghost to 73 POEMS: 37 First Line: Now that,more nearest even than your fate Last Line: Incalculable than a single kiss 73 POEMS: 38 First Line: Silently if,out of not knowable Last Line: #name? 73 POEMS: 39 First Line: White guardians of the universe of sleep Last Line: Sing more will wonderfully birds than are 73 POEMS: 4. SONG First Line: But we've the may Last Line: (big little and all 73 POEMS: 40 First Line: Your homecoming will be my homecoming Last Line: Everywhere and joy's perfect wholeness we're 73 POEMS: 41 First Line: A round face near the top of the stairs Last Line: And I and my love are alone 73 POEMS: 42 First Line: N Last Line: The m %y %ster %y %of %s %tillnes %s 73 POEMS: 43 First Line: May I be gay Last Line: Of day to yes 73 POEMS: 44 First Line: Now I lay(with everywhere around Last Line: Now I lay me down to dream of spring 73 POEMS: 46 First Line: Out of midsummer's blazing most not night Last Line: Merely what dying must call life are you 73 POEMS: 47 First Line: Without the mercy of Last Line: Thankful(hark)birds singing wholly are 73 POEMS: 48 First Line: T,h;r:u;s,h;e:s Last Line: A %the %o %fmoon 73 POEMS: 49 First Line: Faithfully tinying at twilight voice Last Line: The more than thanks of always merest me 73 POEMS: 5 First Line: The first of all my dreams was of Last Line: #name? 73 POEMS: 50 First Line: While a once world slips from Last Line: Things or dreamed become un 73 POEMS: 51 First Line: But Last Line: What absolute nothing 73 POEMS: 52 First Line: Who are you,little I Last Line: This is a beautiful way 73 POEMS: 53 First Line: Of all things under our Last Line: Possibly could die 73 POEMS: 54 First Line: Timeless Last Line: All itcreating winds 73 POEMS: 55 First Line: I Last Line: Who's ama %zingly %eye 73 POEMS: 56 First Line: Could that'I marvelled'be Last Line: Who had died %,replied 73 POEMS: 57 First Line: Mi(dreamlike)st Last Line: Will be wor %(magi %c %ally) %lds 73 POEMS: 58 First Line: & sun & Last Line: Drea(chipmunk)ming 73 POEMS: 59 First Line: Who is this Last Line: Meta %ph %or %?La lune 73 POEMS: 6 First Line: Fair ladies tall lovers Last Line: (each youngest)in sunlight 73 POEMS: 60 First Line: 2 little whos Last Line: Aflame with dreams %incredible is 73 POEMS: 61 First Line: One Last Line: Is upon a gra %v %es %t %one 73 POEMS: 62 First Line: Now does our world descend Last Line: -arise,my soul;and sing 73 POEMS: 63 First Line: (listen Last Line: With all the policemen in the world 73 POEMS: 64 First Line: O purple finch please tell me why Last Line: I could not sing' 73 POEMS: 65 First Line: Though your sorrows not Last Line: But it must be your' 73 POEMS: 66 First Line: D-re-a-mi-n-gl-y Last Line: Are %t %remblin %g 73 POEMS: 67 First Line: Enter no(silence is the blood whose flesh Last Line: Never imaginable mystery) %descend 73 POEMS: 68 First Line: What is Last Line: Cries which are wings Subject(s): Sea 73 POEMS: 69 First Line: !Hope Last Line: Dream! %joy! %truth! %!Soul 73 POEMS: 7 First Line: It's Last Line: But for once %(imag %-ine) you 73 POEMS: 70 First Line: Pity his how illimitable plight Last Line: Miscalled are happy should his now go then 73 POEMS: 71 First Line: How many moments must(amazing each Last Line: Do not conceive - let ocean grow again 73 POEMS: 72 First Line: Wild(at our first)beasts uttered human words Last Line: But o the starhushed silence which our third's 73 POEMS: 73 First Line: All worlds have halfsight,seeing either with Last Line: Wonder no world deny may or believe 73 POEMS: 8 First Line: Plant magic dust Last Line: Life herself stands 73 POEMS: 9 First Line: Now is a ship Last Line: Steering for dream 95 POEMS: 1 First Line: I(a Last Line: One %l %iness 95 POEMS: 10 Poem Text First Line: Maggie and milly and molly ad may Subject(s): Sea; Ocean 95 POEMS: 10 First Line: Maggie and milly and molly ad may Last Line: It's always ourselves we find in the sea Subject(s): Sea 95 POEMS: 11 First Line: In time's a noble mercy of proportion Last Line: Tell me)there is a time for timelessness 95 POEMS: 12 First Line: Lily has a rose Last Line: Love is more than love 95 POEMS: 13 First Line: So shy shy shy(and with a Last Line: Man who'll never die Subject(s): Love 95 POEMS: 14 First Line: But also dying Last Line: Are we're;but %also %nowhere 95 POEMS: 15 First Line: On littlest this Last Line: Your my life and our 95 POEMS: 16 First Line: In time of daffodils(who know Last Line: Forgetting me,remember me 95 POEMS: 17 First Line: For prodigal read generous Last Line: (and close your eyes 95 POEMS: 18 First Line: Once white&gold Last Line: All blood and when 95 POEMS: 19 First Line: Un(bee)mo Last Line: Asl(rose)eep 95 POEMS: 2 First Line: To stand(alone)in some Last Line: Death and %life)imaginable mysteries 95 POEMS: 20 First Line: Off a pane)the Last Line: All at)stops %(once 95 POEMS: 21 First Line: Joys faces friends Last Line: Go rain snow) %remembers 95 POEMS: 22 First Line: Why from this her and him Last Line: She and he lie(undead 95 POEMS: 23 First Line: Albutnotquitemost Last Line: The deep is the far o my %darling)of(down 95 POEMS: 24 First Line: Dim Last Line: He rai %n th %e %raintherain 95 POEMS: 25 First Line: That melancholy Last Line: Are true bacause they can't be true 95 POEMS: 26 First Line: Round a so moon could dream(I sus Last Line: By some that bum who's every one 95 POEMS: 27 First Line: Jack's white horse(up Last Line: Life was a blindman 95 POEMS: 28 First Line: As joe gould says in Last Line: D %oh %n %lygawntueco %llege 95 POEMS: 29 First Line: Ev erythingex cept Last Line: Som %e %th %ing:who 95 POEMS: 3 First Line: Now air is air and thing is thing:no bliss Last Line: The courage to receive time's mightiest dream 95 POEMS: 30 First Line: What got him was noth Last Line: Something)what got him was nothing 95 POEMS: 31 First Line: A he as o Last Line: N %is %ell drunk if I %be pencils Subject(s): Alcoholics And Alcoholism 95 POEMS: 32 First Line: Who(at Last Line: %ost)imagi %-n- %e she is 95 POEMS: 33 First Line: A gr Last Line: (eyeaintu) %s %(hfraiduh %nohw %u %n 95 POEMS: 34. ADHUC SUB JUDICE LIS First Line: When mack smacked phyllis on the snout Last Line: Else thought lucinda looked like steve 95 POEMS: 35 First Line: So you're hunting for ann well I'm looking for will' Last Line: There'll be slime in his eyes and a stone on his soul' 95 POEMS: 36 First Line: Yes but even Last Line: Quite poison god's sunlight 95 POEMS: 37 First Line: Handsome and clever and he went cruising Last Line: And then lay down with a smile 95 POEMS: 38 First Line: S.Ti:rst;hiso,nce;ma:n Last Line: Toitselfw.Hispering 95 POEMS: 39. THANKSGIVING 1956 First Line: A monstering horror swallows Last Line: (because it begins to smell) Subject(s): Americans; United States 95 POEMS: 4 First Line: This man's heart Last Line: Its way to now %-here 95 POEMS: 40 First Line: Silence Last Line: (inquiry before snow Subject(s): Silence 95 POEMS: 41 First Line: Beautiful Last Line: Ling(e %ver %yw %here)s %now 95 POEMS: 42 First Line: From spiralling ecstatically this Last Line: #name? Subject(s): Life Change Events 95 POEMS: 43 First Line: Who(is?Are)who Last Line: Everychildfatheringone 95 POEMS: 44 First Line: #name? Last Line: A dream in the rain 95 POEMS: 45 First Line: I love you much(most beautiful darling Last Line: Most beautiful darling)believe in nothing but love 95 POEMS: 46 First Line: Never could anyone Last Line: She'll be the first to know 95 POEMS: 47 First Line: Out of night's almost floats a colour(in Last Line: L %o %v %e 95 POEMS: 48 First Line: Someone I am wandering a town(if its Last Line: Blossom a first star)one 95 POEMS: 49 First Line: Noone and a star stand,am to am Last Line: Both and)self adventures deathlessness 95 POEMS: 5 First Line: Crazy jay blue Last Line: You beautiful anarchist %(I salute thee 95 POEMS: 50 First Line: ! Last Line: Go %:ldenly(round %est) %? 95 POEMS: 51 First Line: F eeble a blu Last Line: Thea lmo st mor ning 95 POEMS: 52 First Line: Why Last Line: Ful ev %er hur %ries 95 POEMS: 53 First Line: N Last Line: Efourfi ve%six %engli shsp %arr ow %s 95 POEMS: 54 First Line: Ardensteil-henarub-izabeth Last Line: Amingfeeblyoff %s,p;r:I;n,g 95 POEMS: 55 First Line: You no Last Line: Hell are we all morticians? 95 POEMS: 56 First Line: Home means that Last Line: Kiss)means %home 95 POEMS: 57 First Line: Old age sticks Last Line: Gr %owing old Subject(s): Youth 95 POEMS: 58 First Line: A total stranger one black day Last Line: Immortal friends the other's each 95 POEMS: 59 First Line: When any mortal(even the most odd Last Line: Not justify the ways of god to man 95 POEMS: 6 First Line: Spirit colossal Last Line: Your livingest courage 95 POEMS: 60 First Line: Dive for dreams Last Line: And tomorrow and the earth 95 POEMS: 61 First Line: Young m Last Line: His dream;dancin %g you %star 95 POEMS: 62 First Line: Your birthday comes to tell me this Last Line: And will be and my birthday is 95 POEMS: 63 First Line: Precisely as unbig a why asi'm Last Line: April's own april and awake's awake 95 POEMS: 64 First Line: Out of the lie of no Last Line: Equal one violet 95 POEMS: 65 First Line: First robin the Last Line: (winter goodbye) %april hello 95 POEMS: 66 First Line: But why shoul' Last Line: (always are beautiful %ugly' 95 POEMS: 67 First Line: This little huge Last Line: U %-nderstan- %d my o %-nl- %y me 95 POEMS: 68 First Line: The(oo)is Last Line: Wh(g %o %ne) %o %w(a)a(m)s 95 POEMS: 69 First Line: Over us if(as what was dusk becomes Last Line: Most the amazing miracle of all 95 POEMS: 7 First Line: Because you take life in your stride(instead Last Line: Can turn immense all time's because to why 95 POEMS: 70 First Line: Whatever's merely wilful Last Line: The younger she's 95 POEMS: 71 First Line: Stand with your lover on the ending earth Last Line: And death a day(or maybe even less 95 POEMS: 72 First Line: I shall imagine life Last Line: Certain)will only smile 95 POEMS: 73 First Line: Let's,from some loud unworld's most rightful wrong Last Line: #name? 95 POEMS: 74 First Line: Sentinel robins two Last Line: So safe we are 95 POEMS: 75 First Line: (hills chime with thrush Last Line: Ey %tangle in twitter %yt %wofroing chino %ise %r(!)I(?)e(.)s 95 POEMS: 76 First Line: These from my mother's greatgrandmother's rosebush white Last Line: Who holds himself as the little white rose of a child' 95 POEMS: 77 First Line: I am a little church(no great cathedral Last Line: (welcoming humbly his light and proudly his darkness 95 POEMS: 78 First Line: All nearness pauses,while a star can grow Last Line: More than all worlds begin to (see?)begin 95 POEMS: 79 First Line: Whippoorwill this Last Line: Pasture and hills 95 POEMS: 8 First Line: Dominic has Last Line: Than dolls & %dreams 95 POEMS: 80 First Line: If the lovestar grows most big Last Line: Then that star goes under the earth 95 POEMS: 81 First Line: Here's s Last Line: One old blue wheel in a pasture 95 POEMS: 82 First Line: Now comes the good rain farmers pray for(and Last Line: Their trees and by forests with all their mountains 95 POEMS: 83 First Line: Perished have safe small Last Line: Dreams are to breathe 95 POEMS: 84 First Line: How generous is the at himself the sun Last Line: -we are himself's own self;his very him 95 POEMS: 85 First Line: Here pasture ends Last Line: #name? 95 POEMS: 86 First Line: This Last Line: Must die to %merely %know 95 POEMS: 87 First Line: Now(more near ourselves than we Last Line: He sings till everywhere is here 95 POEMS: 88 First Line: Joyful your complete fearless and pure love Last Line: Turn to a silence who's the voice of voice 95 POEMS: 89 First Line: Now what were motionless move(exists no Last Line: #name? 95 POEMS: 9 First Line: Both eaching come ghostlike Last Line: (kissed bigly by bells 95 POEMS: 90 First Line: Rosetree,rosetree Last Line: #name? 95 POEMS: 91 First Line: Unlove's the heavenless hell and homeless home Last Line: Twice I have lived forever in a smile 95 POEMS: 92 First Line: I carry your heart with me (I carry it in Last Line: I carry your heart (I carry it in my heart Variant Title(s): I Carry Your Heart With Me(i Carry It I Subject(s): Life Change Events 95 POEMS: 93 First Line: Spring!May Last Line: And dance you suddenly blossoming tree %-I'll sing 95 POEMS: 94 First Line: Being to tmelessness as it's to time Last Line: Whatever sages say and fools,all's well 95 POEMS: 95 First Line: If up's the word;and a world grows greener Last Line: And an every(who's any who's some)one who's we AMORES: 1 First Line: Consider o Last Line: Return upon the red elected lips %scaleless visions AMORES: 2 First Line: There is a Last Line: Of thy languorous mouth the %thrilling %flower AMORES: 3 First Line: As is the sea marvelous Last Line: Of your %soul %upon %my lips Subject(s): Sea AMORES: 4 First Line: If I believe Last Line: Of all persisting stars AMORES: 5 First Line: The glory is fallen out of Last Line: Lead us %into the %serious %steep %darkness AMORES: 6 First Line: I like Last Line: He is called death AMORES: 7 Poem Text First Line: O distinct Last Line: Day under the noise of worms AMORES: 8 First Line: Your little voice over the wires came leaping Last Line: Leaping %sweetly %your voice Subject(s): Love AMPERSAND First Line: Cried the third crumb, I am should Last Line: Been effie who isn't alive ANYONE LIVED IN A PRETTY HOW TOWN Last Line: Sun moon stars rain Variant Title(s): 50 Poems: 2 Subject(s): Life; Seasons; Time APPLAWS) BABYLON SLIM / -NESS OF Poem Text BABYLON SLIM / -NESS OF Last Line: Numb rhythm before christ Subject(s): Bible; Religion BETWEEN GREEN / MOUNTAINS Last Line: Delirious. Indivisible %grace %of dancing BUFFALO BILL'S / DEFUNCT Poem Text BUFFALO BILL'S / DEFUNCT CHANSON INNOCENTE: 1 Poem Text First Line: Why did you go Last Line: When we weren't looking. CHANSON INNOCENTE: 1, FR. TULIPS Poem Text First Line: In just - / spring - when the world is mud- Last Line: Wee Subject(s): Balloons; Language; Mythology - Classical; Pan (mythology); Spring; Words; Vocabulary CHANSON INNOCENTE: 2 Poem Text First Line: Little tree Last Line: "noel noel" Subject(s): Christmas; Nativity, The CHANSON INNOCENTE: 2, FR. TULIPS Poem Text First Line: Hist whist Last Line: Wheeeee Subject(s): Witchcraft & Witches CIRCUS First Line: When god decided to invent Last Line: Breath bigger than a circustent %and everything began Subject(s): Language EPITHALAMION First Line: Thou aged unreluctant earth who dost Last Line: Thy suppliant singer and his wandering word FIVE AMERICANS: 1. LIZ First Line: With breathing as (faithfully) her lownecked Last Line: Whereof this lady in some book had read FIVE AMERICANS: 2. MAME First Line: She puts down the handmirror. 'look at' arranging Last Line: And swaggering cookies of indignant light FIVE AMERICANS: 3. GERT First Line: Joggle I think will do it although the glad Last Line: Where uh guy gets gayn troze uh lobstersalad FIVE AMERICANS: 4. MARJ First Line: Life? %listen' the feline she with radishred Last Line: I left her permanently smiling FIVE AMERICANS: 5. FRAN First Line: Should I entirely ask of god why Last Line: Is like a clock striking in a dark house FIVE: 1 First Line: After all white horses are in bed Last Line: Through the sharp light cryingly as the knights flew FIVE: 2 First Line: Touching you I say (it being spring Last Line: There's the moon, there is something faithful and mad' FIVE: 3 First Line: Along the brittle treacherous bright streets Last Line: When you were in paris we met here FIVE: 4 First Line: Our touching hearts slenderly comprehend Last Line: Moon's bright third tumbling slowly FIVE: 5 First Line: If I have made, my lady, intricate Last Line: Into the ragged meadow of my soul Variant Title(s): Sonne FOUR: 1 First Line: The moon looked into my window Last Line: Her a fragile light bent gatheringly FOUR: 10 First Line: You are like the snow only Last Line: Winter, whom spring shall kill FOUR: 11 First Line: Because Last Line: But the beginning %of myself FOUR: 12 First Line: You being in love Last Line: That I do not fall into this street is love.' FOUR: 13 First Line: Nobody wears a yellow Last Line: Me in the face a dead yellow small rose FOUR: 14 First Line: It is so long since my heart has been with yours Last Line: Filled with skilfully stuffed memories FOUR: 15 First Line: I am a beggar always Last Line: Corner)never bother you any more FOUR: 16 First Line: If within tonight's erect Last Line: Nothing,he murmurs carefully lying down FOUR: 17 First Line: How this uncouth enchanted Last Line: Kissed thrice suddenly smile FOUR: 18 First Line: I go to this window Last Line: Downward thousands of enormous dreams FOUR: 2 First Line: If being mortised with a dream Last Line: Innumerable lives he has not lived FOUR: 3 Poem Text First Line: Here's a little mouse) and Subject(s): Mice FOUR: 3 First Line: Here's a little mouse) and Last Line: Who (look), startled Subject(s): Mice FOUR: 4 First Line: But if I should say Last Line: Happens)but if I should, %say FOUR: 5 First Line: In spite of everything Last Line: Where our heads lived and were FOUR: 6 First Line: You are not going to, dear. You are not going to and Last Line: Two alert lice in the blond hair of nothing FOUR: 7 Poem Text First Line: Since feeling is first Subject(s): Love FOUR: 7 First Line: Since feeling is first Last Line: And death I think is no parenthesis Subject(s): Love FOUR: 8 First Line: Some ask praise of their fellows Last Line: Eyes, gifted with green twilight FOUR: 9 First Line: Supposing I dreamed this Last Line: Which a poor wind will roam Subject(s): Dreams GREAT / MAN Last Line: Silence) sky HUMANITY I LOVE YOU Last Line: Of death humanity %I hate you I / NEVER Last Line: Zingky %eye IMPOSSIBLY, MOTIVATED BY MIDNIGHT IMPRESSIONS: 1 First Line: The sky a silver Last Line: Butts into the river IMPRESSIONS: 2 First Line: Writhe and Last Line: The becoming garden of her agony IMPRESSIONS: 3 First Line: I was considering how Last Line: Like an alarm-clock IMPRESSIONS: 4 First Line: The hours rise up putting off stars and it is IMPRESSIONS: 5 First Line: Stinging Last Line: Wind %is dragging %the %sea %with %dream %-s IN JUST Last Line: Balloonman whistles %far %and %wee IN TIMES OF DAFFODILS Last Line: (when time from time shall set us free) %forgetting me, remember me Subject(s): Life Change Events LA GUERRE: 1 Poem Text First Line: The bigness of cannon Last Line: The night utter ripe unspeaking girls. Subject(s): War LA GUERRE: 1 First Line: Earth like a tipsy Last Line: What was once the discobolus of %one %myron LET US NOW PASSIONATELY REMEMBER First Line: My little darlings, let us now Last Line: To %no Subject(s): Social Protest; War LIS / -TEN / YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN WHEN Last Line: To %no LISTEN Subject(s): War NEW POEMS: 1 First Line: Un Last Line: People %be %come %un NEW POEMS: 10 First Line: Nor woman (just as it be Last Line: T hurt any more h %u %sh %nor child NEW POEMS: 11 First Line: My specialty is living said Last Line: One pair of trousers(which had died NEW POEMS: 12 First Line: The mind's Last Line: )ah,soul NEW POEMS: 13 First Line: Ifi Last Line: Kid that's something else my sweet(I feel that's %true NEW POEMS: 14 First Line: Hanged Last Line: Eu %can have %you %rope NEW POEMS: 15 First Line: Economic secu Last Line: Before the torse NEW POEMS: 16 First Line: Beware beware beware Last Line: Prevented by cathedrals NEW POEMS: 17 First Line: Only as what(out of a flophouse)floats Last Line: Not the least shadow of a. Not one smallest dream NEW POEMS: 18 First Line: Must being shall Last Line: -like finger of %the tree NEW POEMS: 19 First Line: May my heart always be open to little Last Line: Pulling all the sky over him with one smile NEW POEMS: 2 First Line: Kind Last Line: Dear beautiful eternal night NEW POEMS: 20 First Line: The people who Last Line: Trample(they flyingly silence NEW POEMS: 21 First Line: Porky & porkie Last Line: Things-without-wings NEW POEMS: 22 First Line: You shall above all things be glad and young Last Line: Than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance NEW POEMS: 3 First Line: A football with white eyebrows the Last Line: Oo vertiginously absorbed which a la NEW POEMS: 4 First Line: (of ever-ever land I speak Last Line: But a gland is only a gland NEW POEMS: 5 First Line: Lucky means finding Last Line: Ier %luck %-I- %est NEW POEMS: 6 First Line: Q:dwo Last Line: Be as dull as one englishman %a:to NEW POEMS: 7 First Line: &-moon-he-be-hind-a-mills Last Line: Not-mere-ly-won-der-ing-& NEW POEMS: 8 First Line: This little bride & groom are Last Line: Nothing really exists Subject(s): Marriage NEW POEMS: 9 First Line: So little he is Last Line: S: %a %o NO THANKS: 1 First Line: Moon over towns moon Last Line: Slowly sprouting spir %it NO THANKS: 10 First Line: Little man Last Line: Big moon %(enter %us NO THANKS: 11 First Line: Ci-git 1 foetus(unborn to not die Last Line: My fortune(although endlessness should end NO THANKS: 12 First Line: Why why Last Line: Ing homonomously metameric you NO THANKS: 13 First Line: R-p-o-p-h-e-s-s-a-g-r Last Line: Rea(be)rran(com)gi(e)ngly %grasshopper Subject(s): Animals; Grasshoppers NO THANKS: 14 First Line: Mouse)won Last Line: (his ears(eyes NO THANKS: 15 First Line: One nonsufficiently inunderstood Last Line: Vury sin silly %:oi NO THANKS: 16 Poem Text First Line: May I feel said he Subject(s): Sex NO THANKS: 16 First Line: May I feel said he Last Line: (you are mine said she Subject(s): Sex NO THANKS: 17 First Line: O Last Line: Course)but what I mean is nobody understands her rerly NO THANKS: 18 First Line: This little Last Line: It seems to be doing nicely NO THANKS: 19 First Line: Who before dying demands not rebirth Last Line: (he must deny nind:may believe in brains NO THANKS: 2 First Line: Moon over gai Last Line: ;ball %balll %ballll %balllll NO THANKS: 20 First Line: Go(perpe)go Last Line: Ant,thou ant- %eater NO THANKS: 21 First Line: In) all those who got Last Line: On&off bandwaggons %(memoriam NO THANKS: 22 First Line: When muckers pimps and tratesmen Last Line: But eye certainly hate the juse NO THANKS: 23 First Line: He does not have to feel because he thinks Last Line: Afraid;aggressive and:american NO THANKS: 24 First Line: Let's start a magazine Last Line: Squeeze your nuts and open your face NO THANKS: 25 First Line: This(that Last Line: Stly(stuck in a spanked behind NO THANKS: 26 First Line: What does little ernest croon Last Line: Wus de woids uf lil oinis NO THANKS: 27 First Line: Little joe gould has lost his teeth and doesn't know where Last Line: But it's more fun to be more to be fun to be litle joe gould NO THANKS: 28 First Line: That famous fatheads find that each Last Line: G. 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Is full of)delete NO THANKS: 29 First Line: Most(people Last Line: By %most)people NO THANKS: 3 First Line: That which we who're alive in spite of mirrors Last Line: As wholly as that which we live for dies NO THANKS: 30 First Line: Kumrads die because they're told Last Line: (because they are afraid to love NO THANKS: 31 First Line: Does yesterday's perfection seem not quite Last Line: I the lost shoulders s the empty spine NO THANKS: 32 First Line: Numb(and Last Line: Mightily how rooted %who of iron NO THANKS: 33 First Line: Emptied.Hills.Listen Last Line: F %loat?) %r %hythms NO THANKS: 34 First Line: Snow)says!Says Last Line: He-she %(weres NO THANKS: 35 First Line: How dark and single,where he ends,the earth Last Line: The unimaginable night not known NO THANKS: 36 First Line: Into a truly Last Line: Pilot my spirit is NO THANKS: 37 First Line: Conceive a man,should he have anything Last Line: Withholding nothing)world,conceive a man NO THANKS: 38 First Line: Snow Last Line: Glib scarcelyest amongs flowering NO THANKS: 39 First Line: Move Last Line: Blind full steep love NO THANKS: 4 First Line: A)glazed mind layed in a urinal Last Line: Eats wasvino isspaghett(I NO THANKS: 40 First Line: As if as Last Line: Mmamakmakemakeswwoworworlworid NO THANKS: 41 First Line: Here's to opening and upward,to leaf and to sap Last Line: (whose fatal songs are moving in the moon NO THANKS: 42 First Line: Out of a supermetamathical subpreincestures Last Line: World's fair was the paytoilet NO THANKS: 43 First Line: They so alive (who is ?Niggers Last Line: Ting %bam- %:do) %,chippity NO THANKS: 44 First Line: The boys I mean are not refined Last Line: They shake the mountains where they dance NO THANKS: 45 First Line: Sometimes in)spring a someone will lie(glued Last Line: Outthunders silence. %and (night climbs the air NO THANKS: 46 First Line: Swi( across!Gold's Last Line: (w-a)s %bir %d NO THANKS: 47 First Line: Ondumonde' Last Line: Smiles %'ahlbrhoon NO THANKS: 48 First Line: Floatfloafloflf Last Line: P %aul d-as-in-tip-toe r %aper NO THANKS: 49 First Line: Silent unday by silently not night Last Line: Were your eyes:lost,believing;hushed with when NO THANKS: 5 First Line: I Last Line: X %ii) %I NO THANKS: 50 First Line: Much I cannot Last Line: Come(in one bed NO THANKS: 51 First Line: At dusk just when Last Line: Shaken by the sea NO THANKS: 52 First Line: Spring(side Last Line: As round as)death NO THANKS: 53 First Line: What a proud dreamhorse pulling(smoothbloomingly)through Last Line: Almost walk air). Now who stops. Smiles.He %stamps NO THANKS: 54 First Line: Jehovah buried satan dead Last Line: Who dares to call himself a man NO THANKS: 55 First Line: Worshipping same Last Line: The harder the wind blows the %taller I am NO THANKS: 56 First Line: This mind made war Last Line: This fool and man NO THANKS: 57 First Line: When from a sidewalk out of(blown never quite to Last Line: You-with-me %around(me)you %iyou NO THANKS: 58 First Line: Love is a place Last Line: (skillfully curled) %all worlds NO THANKS: 59 First Line: B eli s? Be Last Line: (be %llsbell) %ells %(sbells NO THANKS: 6 First Line: Exit a kind of unkindness exit Last Line: In improbably yale NO THANKS: 60 First Line: Sh estiffl Last Line: (yoursmine mineyours yoursmine %! %I()t NO THANKS: 61 First Line: Love's function is to fabricate unknowness Last Line: While the whole moves;and every part stands still Subject(s): Love NO THANKS: 63 First Line: Birds( here,inven Last Line: Are %ar %a NO THANKS: 64 First Line: Do Last Line: (an- %onymo %-us NO THANKS: 65 First Line: If night's mostness(and whom did merely day Last Line: Everywhere your selves himself recognize NO THANKS: 66 First Line: Death(having lost)put on his universe Last Line: To bed will go NO THANKS: 67 First Line: Come(all you mischief Last Line: Can sell the moon to the)moon NO THANKS: 68 First Line: Be of love(a little Last Line: Open what thousandth why and %discover laughing NO THANKS: 69 First Line: Reason let others give and realness bring Last Line: Against the awful mystery of light NO THANKS: 7 First Line: Sonnet entitled how to run the world Last Line: Children building this rainman out of snow NO THANKS: 70 First Line: Bright Last Line: Who (holy alone) holy (alone holy) alone NO THANKS: 71 First Line: Morsel miraculous and meaningless Last Line: Isful beckoningly fabulous crumb NO THANKS: 8 First Line: The( wistfully Last Line: Whisper it %( %living NO THANKS: 9 Poem Text First Line: O pr / gress verily thou art m Last Line: Aseball Subject(s): Actors & Actresses; Theater & Theaters; Actresses; Stage Life NO THANKS; 62 First Line: We)under)over,the thing of floating of Last Line: E %a's;m %e, %m(or.Y NO TIME AGO Last Line: Made of nothing %except loneliness O SWEET SPONTANEOUS Poem Text O SWEET SPONTANEOUS OF NICOLETTE First Line: Dreaming in marble all the castle lay Last Line: To touch the yellow wonder of her hair ONE: 10 Poem Text First Line: Nobody loses all the time Variant Title(s): Poem Subject(s): Failure ONE: 10 First Line: Nobody loses all the time Last Line: And started a worm farm Variant Title(s): Poe Subject(s): Failure ONE: 11 First Line: Now dis 'daughter' uv eve(who aint precisely slim)sim Last Line: Father' adjustin his robe)who now puts on his flat hat ONE: 12 First Line: (and I imagine Last Line: Stood sharp angels with faces like jim europe ONE: 13 First Line: It really must Last Line: Middle of the night ONE: 14. ITEM First Line: This man is o so Last Line: Mercy. (exit the hors d'oeuvres ONE: 15 First Line: Ikey(goldberg)'s worth I'm Last Line: Earl & wilson collars ONE: 16. ? First Line: Why are these pipples taking their hets off? Last Line: My lady is tired of that sort of thing ONE: 17 First Line: This young question mark man Last Line: He's a wet dream %by cezanne ONE: 18 First Line: Mr youse needn't be so spry Last Line: Is worth a million statues ONE: 19 Poem Text First Line: She being brand Subject(s): Love - Erotic ONE: 19 First Line: She being brand Last Line: To a:dead. %stand- %;still Subject(s): Erotic Love ONE: 20 First Line: Slightyly before the middle of congressman pudd Last Line: And all the little schoolchildren sat down ONE: 21. ODE First Line: O %the sweet & aged people Last Line: Dear unnecessary hairless %o %ld ONE: 22 First Line: On the madam's best april the Last Line: Idiotic big hands ONE: 23 First Line: (as that named fred Last Line: Quickly into the very bright spittoon ONE: 24 First Line: My uncle Last Line: Brattle street by a castrated pup ONE: 25 First Line: Than(by yon sunset's wintry glow Last Line: It's snowing buttercups ONE: 26 First Line: Weazened irrefutable unastonished Last Line: Of it'their,hands %minutely %answered ONE: 27. MEMORABILIA First Line: Stop look & Last Line: Now that triglyph's here ONE: 28 Poem Text First Line: A man who had fallen among thieves Subject(s): Bible; Good Samaritan; Religion; Theology ONE: 28 First Line: A man who had fallen among thieves Last Line: A million billion trillion stars Subject(s): Bible; Good Samaritan; Religion ONE: 29 First Line: This evangelist Last Line: Daze nutn like it ONE: 3 First Line: Curtains part Last Line: Has for %-gotten some- %thing ah %(my %necktie ONE: 30 First Line: Ponder,darling,these busted statues Last Line: Which used to lead something into somewhere ONE: 31 First Line: Poets yeggs and thirsties Last Line: Punished bottoms interrupt philosphy ONE: 32 First Line: Will I ever forget that precarious moment? Last Line: Have been not my fault ONE: 33 First Line: Voices to voices, lip to lip Last Line: To eat flowers and not to be afraid ONE: 34 First Line: Life hurl my Last Line: In(dodging are shybrighteyes is crum bs(alll)if,ey es ONE: 4 First Line: Workingman with hand so hairy-sturdy Last Line: Ask dad, he knows ONE: 5 First Line: Yonder deadfromtheneckup graduate of a Last Line: Erroneous impression that he %nascitur ONE: 6 First Line: Jimmie's got a goil goil goil, jimmie Last Line: -mes but gimme jimmie's gal ONE: 7 First Line: Listen my children and you Last Line: Me boo %who ONE: 8 First Line: Even if all desires things moments be Last Line: Bent fer election makin believe dey was chust born ONE: 9 First Line: Death is more than Last Line: Moonlight ourselves against the worms %hate laugh shimmy ORIENTALE: 1 Poem Text First Line: I spoke to thee Last Line: O thou, is love not death? Subject(s): Life; Love - Nature Of ORIENTALE: 2 Poem Text First Line: Lean candles hunger in Last Line: With lust ORIENTALE: 3 Poem Text First Line: My love Last Line: Of bells comprehended through incense ORIENTALE: 4 First Line: Listen Last Line: As an apple is picked by the little peasants for their girls ORIENTALE: 5 First Line: Unto thee I Last Line: Unto %whom I %burn %olbanum ORIENTALE: 6 First Line: The emperor Last Line: Earth writhe upon deep rugs POEM First Line: Everything except POEM, OR BEAUTY HURTS MR. VINAL Poem Text First Line: Take it from me kiddo Subject(s): Advertising; Consumerism POEM, OR BEAUTY HURTS MR. VINAL First Line: Take it from me kiddo Last Line: Comes out like a ribbon lies flat on the brush Subject(s): Advertising; Consumerism PORTRAITS: 1 First Line: Conversation with my friend is particularly Last Line: An orchid whose velocity is sculptural PORTRAITS: 1 First Line: The Last Line: So %drung %k, dear PORTRAITS: 1 First Line: Being Last Line: Tiny %add %death %what %shall? PORTRAITS: 10 Poem Text First Line: Somebody knew lincoln somebody xerxes Last Line: And somebody napoleon PORTRAITS: 10 First Line: Here is little effie's head Last Line: Whose brains are made of gingerbread PORTRAITS: 11 First Line: Her Last Line: Pulled the sluice %emerging. %concrete PORTRAITS: 12 First Line: Little ladies more Last Line: Ladies carefully dead PORTRAITS: 2 Poem Text First Line: Of evident invisibles / exquisite the hovering PORTRAITS: 2 First Line: One april dusk the Last Line: And did you perhaps wish also shishkabob?' PORTRAITS: 3 First Line: Between nose-red gross Last Line: Like caught.Brave:flies PORTRAITS: 3 First Line: Picasso Last Line: You hew form truly PORTRAITS: 4 First Line: I walked the boulevard Last Line: Of how she was with child PORTRAITS: 4 First Line: The waddling Last Line: The little ladies more than dead PORTRAITS: 4 First Line: The skinny voice Last Line: Nix, kid PORTRAITS: 5 First Line: The young Last Line: Departed is youth's indispensable %illusion' PORTRAITS: 5 First Line: Raise the shade Last Line: You're killing me PORTRAITS: 5 First Line: As usual I did not find him in cafes, the more dissolute Last Line: I coughed %,naturally PORTRAITS: 6 Poem Text First Line: But the other Last Line: Flowers of reminding PORTRAITS: 6 First Line: Cleopatra built Last Line: The noiseless truth of swirling %worms %is %tomorrow PORTRAITS: 6 First Line: It's just like a coffin's Last Line: And not too %sweet? PORTRAITS: 7 First Line: The rose Last Line: Lips of an old man murder %the petals PORTRAITS: 7 First Line: Between the breasts Last Line: Sleep between the legs of lil PORTRAITS: 7 First Line: My mind is Last Line: Hereupon helpless I utter lilac shrieks and scarlet %bellowings PORTRAITS: 8 First Line: When the spent day begins to frail Last Line: Buttons his coat against the wind PORTRAITS: 8 First Line: 5 Last Line: Five men in derbies PORTRAITS: 9 Poem Text First Line: Spring omnipotent goddess thou Last Line: Ragging the world Variant Title(s): Xx PORTRAITS: 9 First Line: Impossibly Last Line: Elsewhere; to blow %incredible wampum PORTRAITS: 9 First Line: At the ferocious phenomenon of 5 o'clock I find myself Last Line: Snow speaks slowly POST IMPRESSIONS: 1 First Line: Windows go orange in the slowly Last Line: In a parenthesis! Said the moon POST IMPRESSIONS: 1 First Line: Beyond the brittle towns asleep Last Line: Twitching at the world POST IMPRESSIONS: 10 First Line: Sno Last Line: From!The:a wending putrescence. A.Of,loosely %;voices POST IMPRESSIONS: 11 First Line: My eyes are fond of the east side Last Line: Dollies of anyway %violin POST IMPRESSIONS: 12 First Line: Suppose Last Line: She is sitting beside young death, is slender; %likes flowers POST IMPRESSIONS: 13 First Line: The dress was a suspicious madder, importing the cruelty of roses Last Line: If she were alive, death was amusing POST IMPRESSIONS: 14 First Line: In the,exquisite Last Line: Roundtable amongother; littleexactly round. Tables %her %.Eyes POST IMPRESSIONS: 2 First Line: The moon is hiding in Last Line: Pearls singly-whispering POST IMPRESSIONS: 2 First Line: Riverly is a flower Last Line: Sly slim gods stare POST IMPRESSIONS: 3 Poem Text First Line: Into the strenuous briefness Last Line: (of solongs and, ashes) POST IMPRESSIONS: 3 First Line: The wind is a lady with Last Line: Dress, who; touches: the fields %(at sunset POST IMPRESSIONS: 4 First Line: I am going to utter a tree, nobody Last Line: Worms rushing slowly through loam POST IMPRESSIONS: 4 First Line: Take for example this Last Line: One of the thousand selves who are your smile POST IMPRESSIONS: 5 First Line: Any man is wonderful Last Line: A devout flexion POST IMPRESSIONS: 5 First Line: Paris; this april sunset completely utters Last Line: With certain houses POST IMPRESSIONS: 6 First Line: At the head of this street a gasping organ is waving noth Last Line: That climbs and cries and runs and floats like a toy on the %end of a string POST IMPRESSIONS: 6 First Line: I remark this beach has been used too. Much too Last Line: With,its,little,solemn, entrails POST IMPRESSIONS: 7 First Line: My smallheaded pearshaped Last Line: Her hips india is POST IMPRESSIONS: 8 Poem Text First Line: I was sitting in mcsorley's. Outside it was new Subject(s): New York City; Manhattan; New York, New York; The Big Apple POST IMPRESSIONS: 8 First Line: I was sitting in mcsorley's. Outside it was new Last Line: Outside.(it was new york and beautifully,snowing Subject(s): New York City POST IMPRESSIONS: 9 First Line: Of this sunset(which is so Last Line: Of a mind peacefully and skilfully which is disappearing PUELLA MEA First Line: Harun omar and master hafiz Last Line: Keep your dead beautiful ladies %harun omar and master hafiz R-P-O-P-H-E-S-S-A-G-R Last Line: , grasshopper SONG: 2 Poem Text First Line: Always before your voice my soul Last Line: Despair of violin. Variant Title(s): Poem Subject(s): Love SONG: 4 Poem Text First Line: All in green went my love riding Last Line: My heart fell dead before. Subject(s): Hunting; Hunters SONGS: 1 First Line: (thee will I praise between those rivers whose Last Line: From huge trees drenched by a rounding moon SONGS: 1 First Line: The sky was Last Line: Un der, %a lo %co %mo %tive s pout %ing %vi %o %lets SONGS: 10 First Line: The hills Last Line: With killing hands SONGS: 11 First Line: I will wade out till my thighs are steeped in burning flowers Last Line: And set my teeth in the silver of the moon SONGS: 12 First Line: Cruelly, love Last Line: Who crookedly care SONGS: 2 First Line: Of my Last Line: Where strange birds purr SONGS: 3 Poem Text First Line: When life is quite through with Last Line: Deliberated.) SONGS: 3 First Line: Thy fingers make early flowers of Last Line: And life be nothing, it shall not stop kissing SONGS: 4 First Line: Into the smiting Last Line: Drawing into you my enchanting %leaves SONGS: 5 First Line: Doll's boy's asleep Last Line: The heart goes nine SONGS: 5 First Line: Where's madge then Last Line: She will never guess. %but I know SONGS: 6 Poem Text First Line: When god lets my body be Last Line: With the bulge and nuzzle of the sea SONGS: 6 First Line: After five Last Line: The sweet earth where thou liest SONGS: 8 First Line: In the rain Last Line: Think %of you SONGS: 9 First Line: Lady of silence Last Line: The smarting beauty of dawn SONNET - REALITIES: 1 Poem Text First Line: The cambridge ladies who live in furnished souls Last Line: Moon rattles like a fragment of angry candy Subject(s): Cambridge, Massachusetts; Social Protest SONNET: 1 First Line: If learned darkness from our searched world Last Line: (heart, could we bear the marvel of this thing? SONNET: 2 First Line: O thou to whom the musical white spring Last Line: I spill my bright incalculable soul SONNET: 4 First Line: This is the garden: colours come and go Last Line: Some silver-fingered fountain steals the world Subject(s): Bible; Religion SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 1 First Line: When my love comes to see me it's Last Line: What is that the hurdy-gurdy's playing Variant Title(s): When My Love Comes To See Me It' SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 1 First Line: A thing most new complete fragile intense Last Line: Suddenly the lighted living hills Variant Title(s): A Think Most New Complete Fragile Intens SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 10 First Line: If I should sleep with a lady called death Last Line: An inch of nothing for your soul SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 11 First Line: My naked lady framed Last Line: Of an imaginable gesture %exact warm unholy SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 12 First Line: I have found what you are like Last Line: Quietly) almost, %your kiss SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 13 First Line: Upon the room's silence, I will sew Last Line: Of wax. Something, distinct and. Amusing, brittle SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 14 First Line: The ivory performing rose Last Line: With their enormous fingers unwished SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 15 First Line: (the phonograph's voice like a keen spider skipping Last Line: Laughter from your preferable,eyes SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 16 First Line: A blue woman with sticking out breasts hanging Last Line: (suddenly - lights go!On,by schedule SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 17 First Line: Let us tremble)a personal radiance sits Last Line: Delicacy night gargles windows SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 18 First Line: #name? Last Line: (it is twilight)a face playing on a flute SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 19 First Line: The mind is its own beautiful prisoner Last Line: Her left hand upon a mirror Subject(s): Love SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 2 First Line: My love is building a building Last Line: Where the surrounded smile %hangs %breathless Variant Title(s): Maiso SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 2 First Line: It is funny, you will be dead some day Last Line: The rich improbable hands of the wind Variant Title(s): It Is Funny, You Will Be Dead Some Da SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 20 First Line: My sonnet is a light goes on in Last Line: My meals with him, which is fair as I judge SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 21 First Line: When you went away it was morning Last Line: Breasts tickle, laughing when I wilt and wince SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 22 First Line: You asked me to come: it was raining a little Last Line: Thighs; the hair stupidly priceless SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 23 First Line: And this day it was spring...Us Last Line: A handorgan in twilight playing like hell SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 24 Poem Text First Line: I like my body when it is with your Variant Title(s): "i Like My Body When It Is With Your""; Subject(s): Love - Erotic; Love SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 24 First Line: I like my body when it is with your Last Line: Of under me you so quite new Variant Title(s): I Like My Body When It Is With You Subject(s): Erotic Love; Love SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 3 First Line: Yours is the music for no instrument Last Line: Or so thought the lady Variant Title(s): Yours Is The Music For No Instrumen SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 3 First Line: I have loved, let us see if that's all Last Line: Stands but as the trees, lay, which grow SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 4 First Line: By little accurate saints thickly which tread Last Line: Impeccable girls in raiment laughter-gifted SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 4 First Line: Utterly and amusingly I am pash Last Line: Moon plunge skilfully into the hill SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 5 First Line: Notice the convulsed orange inch of moon Last Line: Then you will slowly kiss me SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 5 First Line: Before the fragile gradual throne of night Last Line: In the young lips unearthly slenderness SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 6 First Line: When I have thought of you somewhat too Last Line: A comic tadpole wriggling in delicious mud SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 7 First Line: Autumn is: that between there and here Last Line: Death's big rotten particular kiss SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 8 First Line: Fabulous against ,a,fathoming jell Last Line: It does who eye so neatly big SONNETS - ACTUALITIES: 9 First Line: Let's live suddenly without thinking Last Line: Our mouths something red, something tall SONNETS - REALITIES, SELS. SONNETS - REALITIES: 1 First Line: O it's nice to get up in, the slipshod mucous kiss Last Line: Not. Again. Hush. God. Please hold. Tight Variant Title(s): O It's Nice To Get Up In, The Slipshod Mucous Kiss P56618 SONNETS - REALITIES: 10 First Line: Nearer:breath of my breath:take not thy tingling Last Line: The poetic carcass of a girl SONNETS - REALITIES: 11 First Line: God pity me whom(god distinctly has Last Line: Steps parting the tousle of saxophonic brogue Subject(s): Jazz; Music And Musicians SONNETS - REALITIES: 12 First Line: Even a pencil has fear to Last Line: Or unnoise men don't make soup who drink SONNETS - REALITIES: 13 First Line: Unnoticed woman from whose kind large flesh Last Line: By the chimney with care in hopes that saint nicholas' SONNETS - REALITIES: 14 First Line: She sits dropping on a caret of clenched arms Last Line: With giggling hips and frozen eyes SONNETS - REALITIES: 15 First Line: Of this wilting wall the colour drub Last Line: Smile involves the comedy of decay SONNETS - REALITIES: 16 First Line: It started when bill's chip let on to Last Line: In the chair he kept talking about eyes SONNETS - REALITIES: 17 First Line: Whereas by dark really released, the modern Last Line: Perfume disinterestedly obscene SONNETS - REALITIES: 18 First Line: My girl's tall with hard long eyes Last Line: About me, and to kiss my face and head Variant Title(s): My Girl's Tall With Hard Long Eye SONNETS - REALITIES: 19 First Line: In making marjorie god hurried Last Line: Dollars I fill her hips with boys and girls SONNETS - REALITIES: 2 First Line: Goodby betty, don't remember me Last Line: Proving to death that love is so and so SONNETS - REALITIES: 2 First Line: My strength becoming wistful in a glib Last Line: Gay exactly perishing sexual SONNETS - REALITIES: 20 First Line: Dick mid's large bluish face without eyebrows Last Line: How jimmie was framed and got his SONNETS - REALITIES: 21 First Line: Twentyseven bums give a prostitute the once Last Line: Pink propaganda of annihilation SONNETS - REALITIES: 22 First Line: Life boosts herself rapidly at me Last Line: A friendless dingy female frenzy bubbles SONNETS - REALITIES: 3 First Line: Ladies and gentlemen this little girl Last Line: Like coney island in winter Subject(s): Death SONNETS - REALITIES: 3 First Line: The dirty colours of her kiss have just Last Line: Her hair was mussed,and she coughed while tying strings SONNETS - REALITIES: 4 First Line: When you rang at dick mid's place Last Line: Her handless wrists did gooey severe shapes SONNETS - REALITIES: 4 First Line: Light cursed falling in a singular block Last Line: She kissed %and I %...Cheri...Nous sommes SONNETS - REALITIES: 5 First Line: Kitty'. Sixteen, 5' 1 , white, prostitute Last Line: Common divisor of unequal souls SONNETS - REALITIES: 5 First Line: The bed is not very big Last Line: In frolicsome wooden agony SONNETS - REALITIES: 6 First Line: When thou hast taken thy last applause, and when Last Line: Mine also, little painted poem of god Variant Title(s): When Thou Hast Taken Thy Last Applause, And Whe SONNETS - REALITIES: 6 First Line: The poem her belly marched through me as Last Line: World wriggled like a twitched string SONNETS - REALITIES: 7 First Line: An amiable putrescence carpenters Last Line: Hear,in darkness,water the lips of death SONNETS - REALITIES: 8 First Line: Her careful distinct sex whose sharp lips comb Last Line: The face in a hoop of grim ecstasy SONNETS - REALITIES: 9 First Line: Irreproachable ladies firmly lewd Last Line: Fran mag glad dorothy SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 1 First Line: It may not always be so; and I say Last Line: Sing terribly afar in the lost lands Variant Title(s): 'it May Not Always Be So; And I Say SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 2 First Line: God gloats upon her stunning flesh. Upon Last Line: (behold! Where chaste stars writhe captured in brightening fright SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 3 First Line: It is at moments after I have dreamed Last Line: I watch the roses of the day grow deep Variant Title(s): It Is At Moments After I Have Dreame SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 4 First Line: When citied day with the sonorous homes Last Line: On frailer ports of costlier commerce bent SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 5 First Line: A wind has blown the rain away and blown Last Line: Suddenly wait against the moon's face Variant Title(s): Sonne SONNETS - UNREALITIES: 6 First Line: A connotation of infinity Last Line: Of crumbling silence seriously smiles SONNETS: 10 First Line: I have seen her a stealthily frail Last Line: A song of adolescent ivory SONNETS: 11 First Line: Who's most afraid of death? Thou art of him Last Line: My mouth, steer our lost bodies carefully downward Subject(s): Death SONNETS: 12 First Line: Perhaps it is to feel strike Last Line: And because she is beautiful SONNETS: 13 First Line: When I am in boston, I do not speak Last Line: And I gaze on the cindercoloured little SONNETS: 14 First Line: Will suddenly trees leap from winter and will Last Line: Insignificantly whisper SONNETS: 15 First Line: A fragrant sag of fruit distinctly grouped Last Line: Eats tangerines looking at the moon SONNETS: 16 First Line: By god I want above fourteenth Last Line: But hassan chuckles seeing the greeks breathe SONNETS: 3 First Line: When unto nights of autumn do complain Last Line: (the child-head poised with the serious hair SONNETS: 5 First Line: Thou in whose swordgreat story shine the deeds Last Line: His life that his fair city might not die SONNETS: 6 First Line: When the proficient poison of sure sleep Last Line: Silence beyond the mystery of rhyme SONNETS: 7 First Line: And what were roses. Perfume? For I do Last Line: Wishing by willows, bending upon streams? SONNETS: 8 First Line: Come nothing to my comparable soul Last Line: What no man feels, no woman understands SONNETS: 9 First Line: When my sensational moments are no more Last Line: Perchance to me deeper STINGING/ GOLD SWARMS Last Line: Dream %-s TA / PPIN /G / TOE Last Line: As %fathandsbangrag THREE: 1 First Line: Now that fierce few Last Line: Into nibbling final worms THREE: 2 First Line: Among these red pieces of Last Line: Jerk. %ilyr, ushes THREE: 3 First Line: It is winter a moon in the afternoon Last Line: ...The cathedral recedes into weather without answering THREE: 4 First Line: Candles and Last Line: With faces like defunct geraniums THREE: 5 First Line: Will out of the kindness of their hearts a few philosophers tell me Last Line: There are old men behind me I tell you;several,incredible, %sleepy THREE: 6 First Line: But observe; although Last Line: Curving entire warm questions THREE: 7 First Line: Sunlight was over Last Line: The world becoming bright and little melted TUMBLING-HAIR / PICKER OF BUTTERCUPS TWO: 1 First Line: The season 'tis, my lovely lambs Last Line: Pulled six months for selling snow Subject(s): Modern Man TWO: 10 Poem Text First Line: My sweet old etcetera Variant Title(s): Two Xi Subject(s): War TWO: 10 First Line: My sweet old etcetera Last Line: Eyes knees and of your etcetera Variant Title(s): Two X Subject(s): War TWO: 2 First Line: Opening of the chambers close Last Line: Then, and every beast of the field TWO: 3 Poem Text First Line: Next to of course god america I Subject(s): Americans; Freedom; Hypocrisy; Patriotism; Politics & Government; United States; World War I; Liberty; America; First World War TWO: 3 First Line: Next to of course god america I Last Line: He spoke. And drank rapidly a glass of water Subject(s): Americans; Freedom; Hypocrisy; Patriotism; Politics; United States; World War I TWO: 4 First Line: It's jolly Last Line: Jolly odd isn't %it jolly odd TWO: 5 First Line: Look at this Last Line: A new nice pine box (collect TWO: 6 First Line: First jock he Last Line: They called them the kilties TWO: 7 First Line: Lis Last Line: They don't want %to %no TWO: 8 First Line: Come, gaze with me upon this dome Last Line: With trumpets clap and syphilis TWO: 9 First Line: 16 heures Last Line: Evening in bruised narrow questioning faces W (VIVA): 38 First Line: N(o)w the Last Line: )all are all(cry all see)0(ver all)th(e green %?Earth)n,ew W (VIVA): 1 First Line: ,mean Last Line: Do neighbors re babies %while W (VIVA): 10 First Line: Thethe Last Line: Elf %allabout. %(chic) %-kchi W (VIVA): 11 First Line: A mong crum bling people(a Last Line: Rub, %!Berq; %:uestions W (VIVA): 12 First Line: Poor but terfly Last Line: Camef %romth %air W (VIVA): 13 First Line: Remarked robinson jefferson Last Line: And lays aytash unee W (VIVA): 14 First Line: What time is it I wonder never mind Last Line: And there's the moon, thinner than a watchspring W (VIVA): 15 First Line: Well)here's looking at ourselves Last Line: Carefully had decided oh %but(no W (VIVA): 16 First Line: Tell me not how electricity or Last Line: Of a named %krassin W (VIVA): 17 First Line: Full speed astern Last Line: (god save the uncommonwealth of humanusets W (VIVA): 18 First Line: Gay' is the captivating cognomen of a young woman of cambrigde, mass Last Line: When we contemplate her uneyes safely ensconced in thick glass W (VIVA): 19 First Line: I will cultivate within Last Line: Damn whom it touches W (VIVA): 2 First Line: Oil tel duh woil doi sez Last Line: Givusuhtoonunduhphugnting W (VIVA): 20 First Line: But granted that it's nothing paradoxically enough beyond mere personal Last Line: Believing science=(2b)-nherr professor m W (VIVA): 21 First Line: Helves surling out of eakspeasies per(reel)hapsingly Last Line: Everybody sometimes calls morning W (VIVA): 22 First Line: Lord john unalive(having a fortune of fifteengrand Last Line: Aureally(yawning while all the dominoes)fall:down;in,rows W (VIVA): 23 First Line: Buncha hardboil guys frum duh a.C. Fulla Last Line: Sunset,playin uh busted harmonica W (VIVA): 24 First Line: From the cognoscenti Last Line: Of radarw leschin W (VIVA): 25 First Line: Murderfully in midmost o.C.An Last Line: Wrongers who write what they are dine to live W (VIVA): 26 First Line: Ohld song Last Line: ,which is not fly W (VIVA): 27 First Line: The first president to be loved by his Last Line: Somebody might hardly never not have been unsorry,perhaps W (VIVA): 28 First Line: Serene immediate silliest and whose Last Line: Awake, chaos:we have napped W (VIVA): 29 First Line: In a middle of a room Last Line: A bird flies into a mirror W (VIVA): 3 First Line: The surely Last Line: Fluid than gas W (VIVA): 30 Poem Text First Line: I sing of olaf glad and big Subject(s): Social Protest; World War I; First World War W (VIVA): 30 First Line: I sing of olaf glad and big Last Line: More brave than me:more blond than you Subject(s): Social Protest; World War I W (VIVA): 31 First Line: Memory believes Last Line: Such blue slender hands of god W (VIVA): 32 First Line: Wing wong, uninterred at twice Last Line: Fruit of eager bosoms' %wing %wong W (VIVA): 33 First Line: Innerly Last Line: N.Lyestmostsaresl e aves W (VIVA): 34 First Line: Don't cries to please my Last Line: Rising:from the shall W (VIVA): 35 First Line: What is strictly fiercely and wholly dies Last Line: A recent footprint in the sand of was W (VIVA): 36 First Line: Sunset)edges become swiftly Last Line: F-e-e-t nowheregoingalways W (VIVA): 37 First Line: How Last Line: Nonleaf daemons and large the downlife gods of %.Shut W (VIVA): 39 First Line: An(fragrance)of Last Line: With(the round air is filled)opening W (VIVA): 4 First Line: There are 6 doors Last Line: Don't think so.Maybe:somebody?)or,bedbugs W (VIVA): 40 First Line: Thou firsting a hugeness of twi -light Last Line: Ylike writhe of brea %thing W (VIVA): 41 First Line: Twi is -light bird Last Line: Nd o impercept I bl W (VIVA): 42 First Line: Structure,miraculous challenge,devout am Last Line: Her star with what huge merciful forms presume W (VIVA): 43 First Line: If there are any heavens my mother will(all by herself)have Last Line: & the whole garden will bow W (VIVA): 44 First Line: I'd think wonder Last Line: These dark stairs W (VIVA): 45 First Line: You Last Line: Whose black bod %ies leaves %hide W (VIVA): 46 First Line: I met a man under the moon Last Line: As nobody came slowly over the town W (VIVA): 47 First Line: When rain whom fear Last Line: In my imagination W (VIVA): 48 First Line: Come a little further - why be afraid Last Line: And the english W (VIVA): 49 First Line: A light out & first of all foam Last Line: Pass ignorantly into sleep's bright land W (VIVA): 5 First Line: Myself,walking in dragon st Last Line: Leviathan W (VIVA): 50 First Line: When hair falls off and eyes blur and Last Line: Or whatever weeds feel and fish think of W (VIVA): 51 First Line: A clown's smirk in the skull of a baboon Last Line: I have never loved you dear as now I love W (VIVA): 51 First Line: Lady will you come with me into Last Line: #name? W (VIVA): 52 Poem Text First Line: Somewhere I have never travelled,gladly beyond W (VIVA): 52 First Line: It)it will it Last Line: Large darkness and the middle of %the %e %a %r %t %h W (VIVA): 52 First Line: Somewhere I have never travelled,gladly beyond Last Line: Nobody,not even the rain,has such small hands Subject(s): Desire; Love W (VIVA): 53 First Line: Breathe with me this fear Last Line: Only consider how W (VIVA): 54 First Line: If I love you Last Line: Less than our breathing W (VIVA): 55 First Line: Speaking of love(of Last Line: In flesh succeeding disappear W (VIVA): 58 First Line: Is there a flower(whom Last Line: Than you will smile W (VIVA): 59 First Line: My darling since Last Line: Especially who the moon is W (VIVA): 6 First Line: But mr can you maybe listen there's Last Line: Smoking %found %butts W (VIVA): 60 First Line: Because I love you)last night Last Line: The tide's acute weaving murmur W (VIVA): 61 First Line: If you and I awakening Last Line: The cornerless tomorrow W (VIVA): 62 First Line: Item:is clumsily with of Last Line: A tear is darker than a mile W (VIVA): 63 First Line: Be unto love as rain is unto colour;create Last Line: Though wish and world go down, one poem yet shall swim W (VIVA): 64 First Line: Granted the all saving our young kiss only Last Line: Are(behind each no)touching every yes W (VIVA): 65 First Line: But being not amazing:without love Last Line: Groping washes my nightmare from his eyes? W (VIVA): 66 First Line: Nothing is more exactly terrible than Last Line: Inhaling gently a cigarette(in a mirror W (VIVA): 67 First Line: Put off your faces,death:for day is over Last Line: Day being come,love,put on your faces W (VIVA): 68 First Line: But if a living dance upon dead minds Last Line: Though all the weird worlds must be opened? )love W (VIVA): 69 First Line: So standing,our eyes filled with wind,and the Last Line: #name? W (VIVA): 7 First Line: Space being(don't forget to remember)curved Last Line: Quadruped swoons into billiardballs! W (VIVA): 70 First Line: Here is the ocean,this is moonlight:say Last Line: Only by you my heart always moves W (VIVA): 8 First Line: (one fine day Last Line: Did always teethe Subject(s): Railroads W (VIVA): 9 First Line: Y is a well known athlete's bride Last Line: Now who go(bang(bang WHAT A PROUD DREAMHORSE WISH First Line: With a swoop and a dart Last Line: Singing like a flame Subject(s): Language XAIPE: 1 First Line: This(let's remember)day died again and Last Line: Livingest the imaginable moon XAIPE: 10 First Line: Or who and who Last Line: Or I and you XAIPE: 11 First Line: So many selves(so many fiends and gods Last Line: To comprehend not numerable whom? XAIPE: 12 First Line: Tw Last Line: Sit(l %ook)dre %am XAIPE: 13 First Line: Chas sing does(who Last Line: Nob odyknowswhos esh %?I %rt)n't XAIPE: 14 First Line: Out of more find than seeks Last Line: Only)a silence only made of,bird XAIPE: 15 First Line: Hair your a brook Last Line: Eithering dreams %the secret of XAIPE: 16 First Line: If the Last Line: And two are %wildstrawberries XAIPE: 17 First Line: (swooning)a pillar of youngly Last Line: Ingly scarlet woundsmile XAIPE: 18 First Line: A(ncient)a Last Line: Nonlegs(strictly)smiling XAIPE: 19 First Line: Out of the mountain of his soul comes Last Line: Occurred with any ticking of a clock XAIPE: 2 First Line: Hush Last Line: Er miracu %lous citi %zens of %(hush XAIPE: 20 First Line: Goo-dmore-ning(en Last Line: Crazy %me like %evry-ting XAIPE: 21 First Line: Jake hates all the girls(the Last Line: Except the green ones XAIPE: 22 First Line: When serpents bargain for the right to squirm Last Line: Unanimal mankind(and not until XAIPE: 23 First Line: Three wealthy sisters swore they'd never part Last Line: Now mrs death. Poor mind XAIPE: 24 First Line: One day a nigger Last Line: Stars shine at night XAIPE: 25 First Line: Pieces(in darker Last Line: Lucky to break one) %whole with sky XAIPE: 26 First Line: Who sharpens every dull Last Line: To reappear a moon XAIPE: 27 First Line: Summer is over Last Line: More'cries:with a smile XAIPE: 28 First Line: Noone'autumnal this great lady's gaze Last Line: So unimaginably young a star XAIPE: 29 First Line: Nine birds(rising Last Line: Ly living the dying of glory XAIPE: 3 First Line: Purer than purest pure Last Line: Silence begins a star XAIPE: 30 First Line: Snow means that Last Line: (whylaughing!Among:skydiamonds XAIPE: 31 First Line: Infinite jukethrob smoke & swallow to dis Last Line: It's snowing isn't that perfectly wonderful XAIPE: 32 First Line: Blossoming are people Last Line: Dance around the snowman XAIPE: 33 First Line: If a cheerfulest elephantangelchild should sit Last Line: Love only has ever been,is,and will ever be,so XAIPE: 34 First Line: A thrown a Last Line: Cl(tr)in(ee)gi- %ng XAIPE: 35 First Line: Light's lives lurch a once world quickly from rises Last Line: Total exploding millionminded who XAIPE: 36 First Line: Quick I the death of thing Last Line: Less who than love XAIPE: 37 First Line: F is for foetus(a Last Line: Honey sworkey mollypants XAIPE: 38 First Line: Why must itself up every of a park Last Line: You doesn't take your choice. Ain't freedom grand XAIPE: 39 First Line: Open his head,baby Last Line: & you'll find his mind in it %(dead XAIPE: 4 First Line: This out of within itself moo Last Line: Ly glad old unman who is eye XAIPE: 40 First Line: I'm Last Line: Why because %I am %dead XAIPE: 41 First Line: Whose are these(wraith a clinging with a wraith Last Line: Of an angel named imagination XAIPE: 42 First Line: Neither awake Last Line: (in real the rain XAIPE: 43 First Line: O to be in finland Last Line: Uncle shylock not interested XAIPE: 44 First Line: Where's jack was Last Line: (rub-her-bub) %bub? %(bubs XAIPE: 45 First Line: When your honest redskin toma Last Line: Quoth the palmist XAIPE: 46 First Line: A kike is the most dangerous Last Line: It comes both prigged and canted XAIPE: 47 First Line: Meet mr universe(who clean Last Line: Who made the world's best one hand snatch XAIPE: 48 First Line: &(all during the Last Line: T)one rose opened XAIPE: 49 First Line: This is a rubbish of human rind Last Line: Are as lost as you'll find XAIPE: 5 First Line: Swim so now million many worlds in each Last Line: Only are quite what worlds merely might be XAIPE: 51 First Line: Who were so dark of heart they might not speak Last Line: Is not so as a little innocence XAIPE: 52 First Line: To start,to hesitate;to stop Last Line: We spill our masterpiece XAIPE: 53 First Line: Mighty guest of merely me Last Line: #name? XAIPE: 54 First Line: Maybe god Last Line: Agree)not happened(and floating- %ly into %o XAIPE: 55 First Line: (fea Last Line: So %!F! %te %r?N %oo %ne XAIPE: 56 First Line: A lik a Last Line: Silent more no %be XAIPE: 57 First Line: (im)c-a-t(mo Last Line: Hing had,ever happ %ene %d XAIPE: 58 First Line: After screamgroa Last Line: Creang %roami %ngis XAIPE: 59 First Line: The little horse is newly Last Line: Wing)silence,who; %is:some %one XAIPE: 6 First Line: Dying is fine)but death Last Line: (forgive us,o life!The sin of death XAIPE: 60 First Line: (nothing whichful about Last Line: And nothing %ignoble %)everywhere wonder XAIPE: 61 First Line: If(touched by love's own secret)we,like homing Last Line: Colossal hoax of clocks and calendars Subject(s): Impostors And Imposture XAIPE: 62 First Line: In Last Line: Smile)comes %nobody'll know XAIPE: 63 First Line: Honour corruption villainy holiness Last Line: Nothing's own nothing children go of dust XAIPE: 64 First Line: The of an it ignoblest he Last Line: For it or he is one XAIPE: 65 Poem Text First Line: I thank you god for most this amazing Subject(s): Holidays; Thanksgiving; Time; War XAIPE: 65 First Line: I thank you god for most this amazing Last Line: Now the eyes of my eyes are opened Subject(s): Holidays; Thanksgiving; Time; War XAIPE: 66 First Line: The great advantage of being alive Last Line: For love are in you am in I are in we XAIPE: 67 First Line: When faces called flowers float out of the ground Last Line: (all the mountains are dancing;are dancing Subject(s): Play XAIPE: 68 First Line: Love our so right Last Line: He's I he's I XAIPE: 69 First Line: Now all the fingers of this tree(darling)have Last Line: My blossoming)for also then's until XAIPE: 7 First Line: We miss you,jack - tactfully you(wish one cocked Last Line: Aberdeen plato-rabelais peter jack XAIPE: 70 First Line: Blue the triangular why Last Line: Sidewalk blossoming glory XAIPE: 71 First Line: Luminous tendril of celestial wish Last Line: Illimitable secret of begin XAIPE: 8 First Line: O Last Line: Nt %o %n %o %w(he)re XAIPE: 9 First Line: Possibly thrice we glimpsed more likely twice Last Line: A human being -let's remember that Cummings, Mary E. 1 poems available by this author B...I...N...G... 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