Penny's Blog (ss 11-12)

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The Key, Knowing,


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Lady of Autumn, The Lake Isle of Innisfree,
Lament of the Irish Emigrant, Lana Turner has collapsed!,
Landscape in Two Colours on a Background of Sky,
The Landsman, Large Red Man Reading, The Last Storm,
Last Week in October, Last Week of February, 1890,
Late August, Late Autumn, Late Autumn in the Hills,
Late February, Late October, Late Snow,
Late Summer, Leafless April, Leaves,
Let me not to the marriage of true minds,
Let Me Sing of What I Know, Let No Charitable Hope,
Letter in November, Life Is but a Dream,
A Light exists in Spring, Light of Day,
Like a tall forest were their spears,
Like one great opal on the breast of Night,
Like Rain it sounded till it curved,
Lilies and Violets, The Lily Bed,
Lines, Lines in Late March, Lines to My Father,
Lines to the New Year, 1822, Lines Written in Early Spring,
A little Madness in the Spring, Little Things, little tree,
Logos, London, London in July, London Snow,
Long Island Sound, Long May You Live,
Lorelei's Song, A Lost Morning, Lo, the winter is past,
Love at Easter, Love came down at Christmas,
love is more thicker than forget, Love is not all,
Love like an April day beguiles, The Lover in April,
Lovers' Lane, A Love Song,
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock,
Love-songs of the Open Road, Love's Philosophy,
Lucky Penny, Lunar Baedeker, Lunar Paraphrase,
The Lute-Player, Lying in the Grass,

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Penny's Blog (s 13)

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Mad as the Mist and Snow, A Madrigal,
The Magi, The Magician, The Mahogany Tree,
Maison fermée. Le Mal, Manhattan,
Manitoba Childe Roland, The Manor Farm,
Mannequin in a Mirror, Man's a poor deluded bubble,
Maple Leaves, The Man with the Blue Guitar, March,
The March, A March Day in London, A March Glee,
Marching Men, March in Tryon, March Morning in Canada,
The March of the Dead, The March Orchard,
March (O Wind of March), A March Snow,
March Sunset, The March Thaw, March Thought, A March Wind,
Mars & Avril, Mary Tired, Marshlands,
The Master Physicist, The Masterpiece of Dawn,
Maui '70, May, May (A Private View),
May Day, Maye, May Evening in Central Park,
May Garden, May in the Greenwood, The May Magnificat,
May Morning, May Night, The May Queen, A May Song,
The May Tree, May Wind, A Meadow in Spring,
Meditations in Time of Civil War, A Memory,
A Memory of June, Men Made Out of Words, Men Who March Away,
Merry Margaret, The Message of the March Wind, Metric Figure,
Mid-May, Midmost June, Midnight Cry,
Midnight Mass for the Dying Year, Midnight Sonnet,
Mid-October, Midsummer Night, A Midsummer Night's Storm,
The Midsummer Wish, A Midwinter Night's Eve,
The Minister of Tea and Salt, Minor Apocalypse,
Minstrels, Minuit, chrétiens, A Miracle,
Mistletoe, Mnemosyne, The Mocking,
The Modern Politician,The Month of April, The Months,
Moods of March, The Moon and Stars are Making Love,
Moonlight Alert, Moonlight and Common Day,
Morning on the Lièvres, Morning on the Shore,
A Morning Song (for the First Day of Spring),
The morns are meeker than they were, Mortality,
Un mort demande à boire, Mother, The Mother,
Mother Ireland, Mother o' Mine, Mother to Son,
The Motive for Metaphor, Mount Auburn in May,
Mowing, Much in Little, Music on Christmas Day,
My Descendants, My Father, My Heart is a Lute,
My House, My Lady of the Sonnets, My Mother,
My November Guest, My Silence,
My soul is an enchanted boat,
My Table, My True Love Hath My Heart,

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Penny's Blog (s 14)

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Naked December have I curtained out,
The Names, Nativity, Nearing Quebec, Nebula,
Newark Abbey, The New Colossus, The New Cricket-Ground,
A New England June, The New Plaything, News,
The New Year, New Year met me somewhat sad,
New Year's Day, New Year's Eve, A New Year's Gift,
New Year's Morning, Niagara, Night (Fall),
Night for Adventures, The Nightingales in Flanders,
A Night in June, Night Movement - New York,
The Night Piece, to Julia, Night Rain, A Night-Rain in Summer,
1915: The Trenches, 1914, No!, No Man's Land,
No Possum, No Sop, No Taters, No Support, 
Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction,
nothing, Nothing Gold Can Stay,
Not Ideas about the Thing but the Thing Itself,
Not marble, nor the gilded monuments,
November, November: A dirge, November (A London Fog),
November: An ode, November: A pastoral poem,
November Blue, November Evening, November in the Park,
November Night, November Rain, A November Rose,
November's Cadence, November Snow, November Surf,
Now dreary dawns the eastern light,
Now Thrice Welcome Christmas, Now winter nights enlarge,

 
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Penny's Blog (s 15)

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O Canada: The land we love, The Ocean,
October, An October Afternoon,
October Afternoon in Bad Kreuth in Bavaria,
October Afternoon in Dublin, An October Evening,
An October Garden, An October Nocturne,
October (Once More at Home), The October Redbreast,
October's Bright Blue Weather, October's gold is dim,
October Snow, October's Party, October: "The old eyes",
Ode, Ode: Autumn, Ode, Composed on May Morning,
Ode in May, An Ode of the Birth of our Saviour,
Ode on the Pleasure Arising from Vicissitude,
Ode on the Spring, Ode to Liberty, Ode to May,
Ode to Sport, Ode to the West Wind, Of Modern Poetry,
O Happy Christmas Days of Old, O Holy Night,
Oh that Love Has Come at All, Old and New Year Ditties,
Old Christmas, An Old Man's Winter Night,
Old Song, The Old Year, The Old Year out and the New Year in,
O, Love builds on the azure sea, Olympian Ode 14,
O moon, large golden summer moon,
On a Ferry Passing New York City in January,
On an Apple-Ripe September Morning,
On a Thrush Singing in Autumn,
On December 21, Once in Royal David's City,
Once Like a Light, One Day in Autumn, One Day in May,
One day I wrote her name upon the strand,
One sister have I in our house, One Spring,
Only a Dad, Only the Lonely, Only until this cigarette is ended,
On My First Son, On Receiving News of the War, On Summer,
On the Approach of Autumn, On the Beach in November,
On the Dunes, On the First Morning of Spring,
On the Grasshopper and Cricket, On the Road to the Sea,
On the Winter Solstice, Les ormes,
O, thou whose face has felt the winter's wind,
Over and Over Again, Overhead Travelers,
Over hill, over dale, Over the Hills and Far Away,
Over the wood the sun burns, Over the roofs the honey-coloured moon,
The Oxen, Oxford Cheese Ode,

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Penny's Blog (s 16)

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page 59, The Parterre, Passing away,
The Passing of Summer, The Passing of the Year,
Passion, The Passionate Shepherd to His Love,
A Pastoral, The Pastoral Pilgrim, A Patch of Old Snow,
Paysage en deux couleurs sur fond du ciel,
Peace, Peace on Earth, Penny, or Penny's Hat,
Penny's Cat is Dead, Penny's OS, Penny's OS 2.0,
Petite fin du monde, Petit, the Poet,
Phillida and Coridon, Philomela, Philosophy,
Pine River Bay, Pines against the Light,
The Pines, The Pines and the Sea, Pins à contre-jour,
The Piping Mountainy Man, The Pity of the Leaves,
The Plant, The Playing, The Plow, Poem,
Poem (Lana Turner has collapsed!),
Poem in October, The Poems of Our Climate,
poem while watching dali paint the iridescent sky,
Poem with Rhythms, The Poet, The Poet in June,
The Poet's Hat, The Pool, The Poplar in August,
The Poplars, Poppies in July, Poppies in October,
Portrait, Portrait of Autumn, Post Meridiem,
The Potato Harvest, A Prayer for Spring,
Prayer of the Year, Premonition, Principia Poetica,
Prison, Pro Patria Mortui, Proud Words,
Psalm 98 (Joy to the World), A Psalm of Spring,
Puck's Song, Puella Parvula, The Pulse of Spring, Purple,

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Penny's Blog (ss 17-18)

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Qu'est-ce qu'on peut, The Quiet Snow,


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The Rabbit, Raglan Road, Rain After a Vaudeville Show,
A Rainy Day in April, A Rainy Summer, The Reader,
The Reawakening, Red Clover, Red Lipped Stranger,
Red o'er the forest peers the setting sun,
A Red Red Rose, The Red Wheelbarrow,
Rejoice This Day, Remembering Ishtar, Remembrance,
A Remembrance of Autumn, Renaissance, Return of Spring,
A Rhyme About an Electrical Advertising Sign,
A Rhyme for June, A Rhyme of Summer, Rich Days,
The Rich Man, Riding on the Ice upon Lake Champlain,
Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky,
Ritual Memory, The River, River of My Eyes,
The Road at My Door, The Road Not Taken, A Road Song in May,
The Roaring Frost, Rock Me to Sleep, Romance Novel,
Rondeau: An April Day, Rondel for September, 
Round the Mercury, A Russian Easter,

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Penny's Blog (s 19)

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Sacrament, Le Sacre du Printemps, Safety, Sagacity,
Saint Augustine Blues, Chorus Six, St. Patrick's Day,
Salvation, Sanctuary, Santa's Letter,
Saturday Afternoon in the Garden, Saules, Saving Daylight,
A Scroll, Sea-Fever, Sea Lily, Season of Change,
Season's End, The Second Coming, Seeking the Spring,
Self-Criticism in February, Sensation, September,
September (A Foreign Tour), September: A pastoral poem,
September 1819, September Idyl, September in the Laurentian Hills,
September Midnight, A September Morning in Nebraska,
September Night, September 9, September 1913, September. 1918,
A Sestina of Memories, 7/16/69, Shadows,
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?,
Shanghai, Sheep and Lambs, She Loves Bossa Nova,
The Shepheardes Calender, The Shepherd's Calendar, 

Shepherd Singing Ragtime, She Sleeps Tight, She walks in beauty,
Shireen and the Bee, The Shortest Day, Shuttered House,
Sick and sullen and sad the slow days go,
Silk Diamond, Silver Filigree, S.I.W., Six O'Clock,
The Skater, The Skaters, Skating, 
The Sky, The Sky is low, Sky Song,
Sleeping with Open Eyes, The Sleigh-Bells, Slow Spring,
The Smoker, Snow, The Snow-Blossoms, The Snowdrift,
Snow Dusk, The Snow-fairy, The Snow-fall, A Snow-flake,
Snow-flakes, The Snowing of the Pines, Snow in the Suburbs,
The Snow Is Deep on the Ground, The Snow Man,
Snow Monotones, Snow on the East Wind, Snow Rain,
A Snowshoe Song, The Snow Storm, Snowstorm in December,
So It Befell, The Soldier,
Solitaire, Solitude, Solitude Surrounded,
Song at Parting, Song at Summer's End,
A Song for April, A Song for Canada, A Song for Mithras,
A Song for Mother's Day, A Song for New Year's Eve,
A Song for September, A Song for Spring,
Song: Has summer come without the rose?,
Song of a Second April, A Song of Autumn, Song of Late September,
A Song of the Four Seasons, The Song of the Ski,
Song of the Summer Rain, The Song of the Ungirt Runners,
A Song of Winter, Songs, The Songster, Songs to Joannes,
The Sonnet, Sonnet for the 14th of February, Sonnet 1977,
A Sonnet of the Moon, Sonnet on the Luxembourg Gallery,
The Soul of Summer, So, we'll go no more a-roving,
The Sower, Spectacle de la danse, Spleen,
Spoils of the Dead, Spring, Spring Again,
Spring among the Ruins, Spring Breaks in Foam,
Spring Day, Spring Floods, A Spring Idyll,
The Spring in Ireland: 1916, Spring in the Shops,
Spring is like a perhaps hand, Spring Longings,
Spring Morning, Spring Night, The Spring of the Year,
Spring Pastoral, Spring Posy, Spring Rain,
Spring Rain in London, Spring Rains, The Spring Returns!,
Spring's Beacon, Spring Scene, Spring's Immortality,
Spring Song, Spring's Sacrament, Spring's Welcome,
Spring-Time, Stanzas for Music, The Stare's Nest by My Window,
The Starlit Night, The stars are glittering in the frosty sky,
Stars at Tallapoosa, Sticky Sweaty, Stonewalled Meteor,
Stony Lake, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, Stopwatch,
The Stretcher-Bearer, The Succession of the Four Sweet Months,
Summer, Summer Acres, Summer: A fragment, Summer and the Poet,
Summer Dawn, Summer Day, Summer Days, Summer Evening,
Summer Haiku, Summer Holiday, Summer in the South,
A Summer Mood, Summer-Moon, A Summer Morning,
A Summer Night, Summer Night, Riverside,
Summer 1924, Summer 1969, Summer of Love,
The Summer Rain, Summer Rain, Summer Schemes, The Summer Sea,
Summer's Farewell, The Summer Shower, A Summer's Night,
Summer Song, Summer Stars, Summer Storm, Summer Streams,
Summer Sun, The Summer Sunshine, Summer to Autumn,
A Summer Wind, sun being born, The Sun Cup,
Sunlight, Sunny March, The Sun Rising, The Sun This March,
Susanna and the Elders, Swamp Street Exile,
A sweet exhaustion seems to hold, sweet flickers,
Sweet September Days, Sweet Wild April, Symbols,

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