Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Penny's Top 100 of 2021

  

The 100 most-visited poems on  The Penny Blog during 2021:


  1. June Rain, Richard Aldington
  2. Esthetique du Mal, Wallace Stevens
  3. Skating, William Wordsworth
  4. Winter Song, Elizabeth Tollett
  5. God Smiles, Will Dockery
 
  6. The Dwarf, Wallace Stevens
  7. Silk Diamond, George Sulzbach
  8. At the Gates of Dawn, George J. Dance
  9. Sonnet 1977, Will Dockery
10. The World's Body, AE Reiff

11. September Night, George J. Dance
12. Midnight Cry, R.K. Singh
13. Barley Feed, AE Reiff
14. Ritual Memory, Will Dockery
15. A Morning Song (for the first day of Spring), Eleanor Farjeon

16. To Tame the Kingdoms Let His Angels Run, AE Reiff
17. A Miracle, George J. Dance
18. January, Ruby Archer
19. February: An elegy, Thomas Chatterton
20. The Holly and the Ivy

21. Autumn Maples, Archibald Lampman
22. Christ Walks in This Infernal District Too, Malcolm Lowry
23. The Witches' Song, William Shakespeare
24. Christmas Bells, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
25. Spring Wind in London, Katherine Mansfield

26. The moon and stars are making love, George J. Dance
27. A June Night, Emma Lazarus
28. Night Movement - New York, Carl Sandburg
29. Just Think!, Robert Service
30. The February Hush, Thomas Wentworth Higginson

31. April Snow, Pearl Andelson Sherry
32. Written in Winter, Catherine Manners
33. East Coker (II), T.S. Eliot
34. A Midwinter Night's Eve, George J. Dance
35. The Tent of Noon, Bliss Carman

36. Spring, George J. Dance
37. Lo, the Winter is Past, Song of Solomon
38. Craving for Spring, D.H. Lawrence
39. The Fairy in Winter, Walter de la Mere
40. September: A pastoral poem, William Perfect

41. If —, Rudyard Kipling
42. Marching Men, Marjorie Pickthall
43. March Thought, Hilda Conkling
44. The Sun Rising, John Donne
45. 4 autumn American Haiku, Jack Kerouac

46. Over hill, over dale, William Shakespeare
47. The Nightingales of Flanders, Grace Hazard Conkling
48. Winter is Past, Hamilton Aide
49. February: A pastoral poem, William Perfect
50. Once in royal David's city, Cecil Frances Alexander

51. Love like an April day beguiles, James Bland Burgess
52. The Winter Evening (excerpt), William Cowper 
53. Autumn Movement, Carl Sandburg
54. June Night, Sara Teasdale
55. Lovers' Lane, Thomas Moult

56. For You Mother, Hilda Conkling
57. Under the Holly Bough, Charles Mackay
58. On the Approach of Autumn, Amelia Opie
59. Winter, William Carlos Williams
60. Season of Change, George Sulzbach

61. At Lord's, Francis Thompson
62. Old and New Year Ditties, Christina Rosetti
63. At the Ball Game, William Carlos Williams
64. An October Evening, William Wilfred Campbell
65. A Day in Spring (XIV), Richard Westell

66. When I too long have looked upon your face, Edna St. Vincent Millay
67. False February, John Payne
68. June: A pastoral poem, William Perfect
69. The New Colossus, Emma Lazatus
70. Come merry Spring delight us, Mary Wroth

71. The Thrush in February, George Meredith
72. Late August, William Stanley Braithwaite
73. A September Morning in Nebraska, C.M. Barrow
74. Winter in the Country, Claude McKay
75. To Canada, James Alexander Tucker

76. East Coker (I), T.S. Eliot
77. Ephemeris, Babette Deutsch
78. The eager note on my door, Frank O'Hara
79. In May, Madison Cawein
80. Large Red Man Reading, Wallace Stevens

81. May Morning, Wilfred Rowland Childe
82. February, Michael Field
83. The Winds, William Carlos Williams
84. March, William Cullen Bryant
85. Nothing Gold Can Stay, Robert Frost

86. In October, Bliss Carman
87. A Snow-flake, Thomas Bayley Aldrich 
88. September, Ella Wheeler Wilcox
89. Francis Turner, Edgar Lee Masters
90. The Plow, Raymond Holden

91. Call Back Our Dead, Frederick George Scott
92. August: A pastoral poem, William Perfect
93. Advent of Today, William Carlos Williams
94. Christmas, 1860, Aubrey de Vere
95. The Bright Extensive Will, AE Reiff

96. Easter Night, Alice Meynell
97. The New Cricket-Ground, Edward Cracroft Lefroy
98. Over the wood the sun burns, William Wilfred Campbell
99. October's Party, George Cooper
100. A Psalm of Spring, William Force Stead


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