Archives October, 2009

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Poem of the day – Ask Me No More by Lord Alfred Tennyson

By : Frédérick , 21 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – I Dream’d in a Dream by Walt Whitman

By : Frédérick , 20 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – MURMURINGS IN A FIELD HOSPITAL by Carl Sandburg

By : Frédérick , 19 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – The Valley’s Singing Day by Robert Frost

By : Frédérick , 18 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Work by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

By : Frédérick , 17 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – THE MOON – The moon was but a chin of gold by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 16 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – ENOUGH – God gave a loaf to every bird by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 15 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Urizen’s Words of Wisdom by William Blake

By : Frédérick , 14 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – THE COMING OF NIGHT – How the old mountains drip with sunset by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 13 Oct 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – LOVE – Love is anterior to life by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 12 Oct 2009 In : Poems
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