Archives November, 2009

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Poem of the day – LIKE brooms of steel by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 30 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Hush’d Be the Camps To-Day [May 4, 1865] by Walt Whitman

By : Frédérick , 29 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – THE WAKING YEAR – A lady red upon the hill by Emily Dickinson

By : Frédérick , 28 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Night Funeral in Harlem by Langston Hughes

By : Frédérick , 27 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – I Do Not Love You Except Because I Love You by Pablo Neruda

By : Frédérick , 26 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Soon Shall the Winter’s Foil Be Here by Walt Whitman

By : Frédérick , 25 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – XXXVIII – First time he kissed me, he but only kissed by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

By : Frédérick , 24 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Beautiful City by Lord Alfred Tennyson

By : Frédérick , 23 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – A Song by William Butler Yeats

By : Frédérick , 21 Nov 2009 In : Poems

Poem of the day – Democracy by Langston Hughes

By : Frédérick , 20 Nov 2009 In : Poems
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