Penny's Top 100 of 2019

The 100 most-visited poems on  The Penny Blog during 2019:

  1. The Bright Extensive Will, AE Reiff

  2. Esthetique du Mal, Wallace Stevens
  3. Angel Standing in the Sun, AE Reiff
  4. 7/16/69, George J. Dance
  5. Chaos in Motion and Not in Motion, Wallace Stevens

  6. 1915: The Trenches, Conrad Aiken
  7. The Dwarf, Wallace Stevens
  8. Demons, George J. Dance
  9. Last Week in October, Thomas Hardy
10. All Souls' Night, Frances Cornford

11. Moonlight Alert, Yvor Winters
12. February's Forgotten Mitts, Raymond Knister
13. The Reader, Wallace Stevens
14. Raglan Road, Patrick Kavanagh
15. Winter Solitude, Archibald Lampman

16. A March Snow, Ella Wheeler Wilcox
17. I can remember, Stephan Pickering
18. Welcome to Spring, Ring Lardner
19. Written in March, William Wordsworth
20. New Year's Morning, Helen Hunt Jackson

21. How Do I Love Thee?, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
22. Winter, Walter de la Mare
23. January Morning, William Carlos Williams
24. Riding on the Ice upon Lake Champlain, Thomas Rowley
25. Self-Criticism in February, Robinson Jeffers

26. February Twilight, Sara Teasdale
27. Snow, Archibald Lampman
28. Chloris in the Snow, William Strode
29. News. AE Reiff
30. After Tea, F.O. Call

31. You went away in summertime, F.O. Call
32. The Spring in Ireland: 1916, James Stephens
33. There's a certain slant of light, Emily Dickinson
34. Penny (or Penny's Hat), George J. Dance
35. Calmly We Walk through this April's Day, Delmore Schwartz

36. Desert Places, Robert Frost
37. January Morning, Michael Strange
38. The March Orchard, Ethelwyn Wetherald
39. Expecting Inspiration, George Sulzbach
40. Autumn, T.E. Hulme

41. abandon, david rutkowski
42. Poppies in July, Sylvia Plath
43. November, Marjorie Allen Seiffert
44. Saint Augustine Blues #6, Will Dockery
45. Coin of the Year, Clement Wood

46. Winter, Raymond Holden
47. The Tree of My Life, Edward Rowland Sill
48. Heaven's Man, AE Reiff
49. Jonah, AE Reiff
50. You came, the vernal equinox, H.C. Beeching

51. The Day is a Poem, Robinson Jeffers
52. Rondel for September, Karle Wilson Baker
53. Twilight on 6th Avenue, Charles G.D. Roberts
54. Description of Spring, Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
55. Under the harvest moon, Carl Sandburg

56. 2 poems on summer's end, Emily Dickinson
57. An Old Man's Winter Night, Robert Frost
58. Philomela, Philip Sidney
59. Autumn, Christopher Brennan
60. June Rain, Richard Aldington

61. An October Nocturne, Yvor Winters
62. Autumn Love, John Byrne Leicester Warren
63. January, E. Nesbit
64. Under the April Moon, Bliss Carman
65. Dirge of the Departed Year, John Leyden

66. The Vast Hour, Genevieve Taggart
67. Composed upon Westminster Bridge, William Wordsworth
68. A Song for Mother's Day, Marguerite Wilkinson
69. Beach Song, Pearl Andelson Sherry
70. Back Yard, Carl Sandburg

71. Autumn Rain, Pearl Andelson Sherry
72. Joy-Month, David Atwood Wasson
73. I Hear America Singing, Walt Whitman
74. The Wintry Day, Perdita
75. A Russian Easter , Marya Zaturenska

76. Spring's Sacrament, Harold E Goad
77. Berkshires in April, Clement Wood
78. Saving Daylight, C.M. Davidson-Pickett
79. Lunar Paraphrase, Wallace Stevens
80. Ballade of the Poet's Thought, Charles G.D. Roberts

81. The Frosted Pane, Charles G.D. Roberts
82. Rich Days, W.H. Davies
83. Waiting, Charles Hanson Towne
84. The Breezes of June, Paul Hamilton Hayne
85. 'Tis moonlight, summer moonlight, Emily Bronte

86. September, Lucy Maud Montgomery
87. November, Robert Bridges
88. Early May in New England, Percy MacKaye
89. After Rain, Edward Thomas
90. September in the Laurentian Hills, William Wilfred Campbell

91. In June, Ethelwyn Wetherald
92. The Thrush's Song, James Lewis Milligan
93. One sister have I in our house, Emily Dickinson
94. Break, Break, Break, Alfred Tennyson
95. On the Road to the Sea, Charlotte Mew

96. June, Francis Ledwidge
97. An Autumnal Thought, Robert Story
98. In the Glad Month of May, Coningsby Dawson
99. By the Sea, Christina Rossetti
100. The Spring, Abraham Cowley


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