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| he lived a bohemian or hippie lifestlye and his poems dealt with issues of morality, politics and sexuality, among other topics. His anthology "leaves of grass" was continually revised |
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| maried to mary, whose story frankenstein rivaled his romantic poetry in popularity OZYMANDIAS |
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| welsh wild man, white horse inn, greenwich village |
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| amreica's poet of the 20th....common snese and plain language |
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| faith and spirituality but not the formal religion onf the ANglican Church, considered great britains greatest poet during the 18th cent. |
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| zimmerman, modern troubadour |
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| representative of the harlem renaissance |
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| brit. poet who had studied architecture; as such, his poems are highly structured |
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| solitary life in attic had passions which touched the world |
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| wrote about modern black experience in america |
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| member of british parliment |
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| born to affluent family, became blind and a political prisoner for his outspoken views regarding the british monarchy |
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| WHO WROTE: MLK AND WE REAL COOL |
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| who wrote the man he killed |
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| edward arlington robinson |
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| who wrote spoon river anthology |
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| "dont stand in the doorway, dont block up the halls" |
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| bob dylan- the times they are a-changin' |
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| "your moments is a stone. My moment is a flower" |
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| langston huges- poet to bigot |
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| so one we worked, and waited for the light, and went without the meat and cured the bread |
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| edward a. robinson- richard cory |
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| "had we but world enought, and time, this coyness, lady, were no crime" |
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| Marvell- his coy mistress |
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| "yes, and how quaint and curious war is" |
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| thomas hardy- the man he killed |
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| "I shan't be gone long. You come too." |
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| robert frost- the pasture |
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| "rage, rage against the dying of the light" |
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| dylan thomas- do not go gentle into that good night |
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| "gliding out, i wander'd off by myself into the mystical moist night-air, and from time to time, look'd up in perfect silence at the stars" |
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| walt whitman- when i heard the learn'd astronomer |
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| "might i but moor- in thee-- tonight |
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| emily dickenson- wild nights- wild nights! |
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| "it is not meat nor drink nor slumber nor a roof against the rain" |
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| edna st. vincent millay- Love Is Not All: It Is Not Meat nor Drink |
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| "the pool players. seven at the golden shovel" |
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| Gwendolyn Brook- we real cool |
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| "he is meek and He is mild, he became a little child" |
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| "the also serve who only stand and wait" |
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| John Milton - When I Consider How My Life is Spent |
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| "nothing beside remains. round the decay of that colossal wreck boundless and bare the long and level sands strtch far away" |
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