Great Relatives Poetry Schoolbook
Great Relatives Poetry Schoolbook

Great Relatives Poetry Schoolbook

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    My heart leaps up when I behold - W. Wordsworth
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    My heart leaps up when I behold - W. Wordsworth

    286 My heart leaps up when I behold The two-hundred and eighty-sixth poem in the collection.
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    A Lament - P. B. Shelley
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    A Lament - P. B. Shelley

    285 A Lament The two-hundred and eighty-fifth poem in the collection.
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    The Human Seasons - J. Keats
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    The Human Seasons - J. Keats

    284 The Human Seasons The two-hundred and eighty-fourth poem in the collection.
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    The River Of Life - T. Campbell
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    The River Of Life - T. Campbell

    283 The River Of Life The two-hundred and eighty-third poem in the collection.
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    The Fountain - W. Wordsworth
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    The Fountain - W. Wordsworth

    282 The Fountain A Conversation The two-hundred and eighty-second poem in the collection.
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    The Two April Mornings - W. Wordsworth
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    The Two April Mornings - W. Wordsworth

    281 The Two April Mornings The two-hundred and eighty-first poem in the collection. 'A basket on her head.... a pure delight' - Melodic; lovely
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    Youth and Age - S. T. Coleridge
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    Youth and Age - S. T. Coleridge

    280 Youth and Age
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    Within King's College, Chapel, Cambridge - W. Wordsworth
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    Within King's College, Chapel, Cambridge - W. Wordsworth

    279 Within King's College, Chapel, Cambridge The two-hundred and seventy-ninth poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: the Royal Saint: Henry VI.
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    The world is too much with us - W. Wordsworth
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    The world is too much with us - W. Wordsworth

    278 The world is too much with us The two-hundred and seventy-eighth poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: Proteus represented the everlasting changes united with ever-recurrent sameness, of the Sea.
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    The Poet's Dream - P. B. Shelley
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    The Poet's Dream - P. B. Shelley

    277 The Poet's Dream The two-hundred and seventy-seventh poem in the collection.
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    Nature And The Poet - W. Wordsworth
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    Nature And The Poet - W. Wordsworth

    276 Nature And The Poet The two-hundred and seventy-sixth poem in the collection.
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    Ode To The West Wind - P. B. Shelley
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    Ode To The West Wind - P. B. Shelley

    275 Ode To The West Wind The two-hundred and seventy-fifth poem in the collection.
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    Written In The Euganean Hills, North Italy - P. B. Shelley
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    Written In The Euganean Hills, North Italy - P. B. Shelley

    274 Written In The Euganean Hills, North Italy The two-hundred and seventy-fourth poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: The leading idea of this beautiful description of a day's landscape in Italy is expressed with an obscurity not unfrequent with its author. It appears to be,—On the voyage of life are many moments of pleasure, given by the sight of Nature, who has power to heal even the worldliness and the uncharity of man. Amphitrite was daughter to Ocean.
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    Ruth; Or The Influences Of Nature - W. Wordsworth
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    Ruth; Or The Influences Of Nature - W. Wordsworth

    273 Ruth; Or The Influences Of Nature The two-hundred and seventy-third poem in the collection. 'Did to his mind impart' = Idea
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    Written In Early Spring - W. Wordsworth
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    Written In Early Spring - W. Wordsworth

    272 Written In Early Spring The two-hundred and seventy-second poem in the collection.
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    Hymn To The Spirit Of Nature - P. B. Shelley
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    Hymn To The Spirit Of Nature - P. B. Shelley

    271 Hymn To The Spirit Of Nature The two-hundred and seventy-first poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: This impassioned address expresses Shelley's most rapt imaginations, and is the direct modern representative of the feeling which led the Greeks to the worship of Nature.
    The Realm Of Fancy - J. Keats
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    The Realm Of Fancy - J. Keats

    270 The Realm Of Fancy The two-hundred and seventieth poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: Ceres' daughter: Proserpine; God of Torment: Pluto.
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    The Inner Vision - W. Wordsworth
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    The Inner Vision - W. Wordsworth

    269 The Inner Vision The two-hundred and sixty-ninth poem in the collection.
    A Dream Of The Unknown - P. B. Shelley
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    A Dream Of The Unknown - P. B. Shelley

    268 A Dream Of The Unknown The two-hundred and sixty-eighth poem in the collection. (* additional details below) NOTES FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK: Arcturi: seemingly used for northern stars. And wild roses, etc. Our language has no line modulated with more subtle sweetness. A good poet might have written And roses wild:—yet this slight change would disenchant the verse of its peculiar beauty.
    The Soldiers Dream
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    The Soldiers Dream

    267 The Soldiers Dream The two-hundred and sixty-seventh poem in the collection.
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    To Sleep - W. Wordsworth
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    To Sleep - W. Wordsworth

    266 To Sleep The two-hundred and sixty-sixth poem in the collection.
    A widow bird sate mourning - P. B. Shelley
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    A widow bird sate mourning - P. B. Shelley

    265 A widow bird sate mourning The two-hundred and sixty-fifth poem in the collection.
    To The Moon - P. B. Shelley
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    To The Moon - P. B. Shelley

    264 To The Moon The two-hundred and sixty-fourth poem in the collection.
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    Datur Hora Quieti - Sir W. Scott
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    Datur Hora Quieti - Sir W. Scott

    263 Datur Hora Quieti (~The Still Hour) The two-hundred and sixty-third poem in the collection.
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    To The Evening Star - T. Campbell
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    To The Evening Star - T. Campbell

    262 To The Evening Star The two-hundred and sixty-second poem in the collection.
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