Below are the poems on The Penny Blog that have audio or video versions. Poems with videos (of any quality level) are listed first, with audio-only poems below.
Video poems
Adam's Curse, W.B. Yeats
Adlestrop, Edward Thomas
Advemt, Patrick Kavanagh
After Apple-picking, Robert Frost
After Rain, Archibald Lampman
After the Winter, Claude McKay
All Day It Has Rained, Alun Lewis
All Hallow's Night, Lizette Woodworth Reese
America, Claude McKay
Anthem for Doomed Youth, Wilfred Owen
The Anxious Dead, John McCrae
An April Rain Song, Langston Hughes
At Day-Close in November, Thomas Hardy
August, Lizette Woodworth Reese
August Moon, Emma Lazarus
August Moonrise, Sara Teasdale
Auld Lang Syne, Robert BurnsAutumn, John Clare
Autumn , TE Hulme
Autumn, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Autumnal Day, Rainer Maria Rilke
Autumnal Sonnet, William Allingham
Autumn's Orchestra, Pauline Johnson
Avril la Douce Esperance, Thomas Ashe
Awake, thou Spring, Thomas Campion
Ballad of the Goodly Fere, Ezra Pound
Ballade of Christmas Ghosts, Andrew Lang
Bath, Amy Lowell
The Bed of Old John Zeller, Wallace Stevens
The Bells, Edgar Allan Poe
Besides the Autumn poets sing, Emily Dickinson
Blizzard, William Carlos Williams
Blow, blow, thou winter wind, William Shakespeare
A boat, beneath a sunny sky, Lewis Carroll
Bombardment, Richard Aldington
Break Break Break, Alfred Tennyson
The Burning Babe, Robert Southwell
The Call, Jessie Pope
Change, Raymond Knister
Chanson D'Aventure , CS Lewis
Chaos in Motion and Not in Motion, Wallace Stevens
Cherry-Ripe, Robert Herrick
The Cherry Tree, A.E. Housman
Chloris in the Snow, William Strode
Christmas at Melrose, Leslie Pinckney Hill
Christmas at Sea, Robert Louis Stevenson
Christmas Bells, Edward Capern
Christmas Bells, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A Christmas Carol, G.K. Chesterton
A Christmas Childhood, Patrick Kavanagh
Christ's Nativity, Henry Vaughan
The Cold Heaven, W.B. Yeats
Corrina's Going a Maying, Robert Herrick
Cynara, Ernest Dowson
Daddy, Sylvia Plath
Daffodils, William Wordsworth
Darkness, Lord Byron
The Day, Theodore Spencer
A Day in June, James Russell Lowell
The Day is a Poem, Robinson Jeffers
The Dead (Blow out, you, bugles, over the rich dead), Rupert Brooke
The Death of the Old Year, Alfred Tennyson
December, John Clare
December Finds Himself Again a Child, Nicholas Gordon
Desert Places, Robert Frost
A Dirge, Christina Rossetti
The Donkey, G.K. Chesterton
Dreamers, Siegfried Sassoon
Dulce et Decorum est, Wilfred Owen
Dust of Snow, Robert Frost
An Easter Carol, Christina Rossetti
Easter Week, Joyce Kilmer
The evening darkens over, Robert Bridges
Evening on Calais Beach, William Wordsworth
The Exposed Nest, Robert Frost
Farewell to Summer, Bernard McEvoy
The First Snowfall, James Russell Lowell
The Garden, Sara Teasdale
Gethsemane, Rudyard Kipling
God's Grandeur, Gerard Manley Hopkins
Good Books, Edgar Guest
Good King Wenceslas, John Mason Neale
Good Riddance, but Now What?, Ogden Nash
The Green Roads, Edward Thomas
Haunted Houses, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The Haunted Palace, Edgar Allan Poe
A High-Toned Old Christian Woman, Wallace Stevens
Home Thoughts from Abroad, Robert Browning
How Do I Love Thee?, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
How happy I was if I could forget, Emily Dickinson
How Sleep the Brave, William Collins
The Huron Carol, Jean de Brebeuf (trans. J. Edgar Middleton)
Hurrahing in Harvest, Gerard Manley Hopkins
Hymn, Jack Kerouac
A Hymn on the Nativity of My Saviour, Ben Jonson
I Am Not Yours, Sara Teasdale
If —, Rudyard Kipling
I heard a bird sing, Oliver Hereford
I Like Americans, Ernest Hemingway
I Loved a Lass, George Wither
I love to see the summer beaming forth, John Clare
Indian Summer, William Wilfred Campbell
An Indian Summer Day on the Prairie, Vachel Lindsay
In Flanders Fields, John McCrae
in Just-, E.E. Cummings
In my craft or sullen art, Dylan Thomas
Inniskeen Road: July Evening, Patrick Kavanagh
In the Bleak Mid-winter, Christina Rossetti
L'Invitation au Voyage, Charles Baudelaire
I So Liked Spring, Charlotte Mew
I Speak Your Name, Sophie Jewett
It came upon the midnight clear, Edmund H. Sears
i thank You God for most this amazing, E.E. Cummings
It sifts from Leaden Sieves, Emily Dickinson
It's September, Edgar Guest
I wander'd lonely as a cloud, William Wordsworth
A January Morning, Archibald Lampman
A January Night, Thomas Hardy
Journey of the Magi, T.S. Eliot
June Dreams in January, Sidney Lanier
The Lake Isle of Innisfree, W.B. Yeats
Lament of the Irish Emigrant, Helen Selina Dufferin
Lana Turner has collapsed!, Frank O'Hara
Large Red Man Reading, Wallace Stevens
The Last Rose of Summer, Thomas Moore
Let No Charitable Hope, Elinor Wylie
A Light exists in Spring, Emily Dickinson
Like Rain it sounded till it curved, Emily Dickinson
Lines Written in Early Spring, William Wordsworth
A little Madness in the Spring, Emily Dickinson
London, F.S. Flint
London Snow, Robert Bridges
Long Island Sound, Emma Lazarus
Love Came Down at Christmas, Christina Rossetti
Loveliest of trees, the cherry now, A.E. Housman
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, T.S. Eliot
Love's Philosophy, Percy Bysshe Shelley
Lunar Paraphrase, Wallace Stevens
Mad as the Mist and Snow, W.B. Yeats
March, Nora Chesson
March, Hart Crane
March, Mary Mapes Dodge
March, Annette Wynne
Marching Men, Marjorie Pickthall
May, Christina Rossetti
May and the Poets, Leigh Hunt
May Wind, Sara Teasdale
A Memory of June, Claude McKay
Memory of My Father, Patrick Kavanagh
Men Made out of Words, Wallace Stevens
Metric Figure, William Carlos Williams
Midnight Mass for the Dying Year, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Midsummer Night, Archibald Lampman
Mild is the Parting Year, Walter Savage Landor
Mnemosyne, Trumbull Stickney
The Months, Sara Coleridge
Moonlight Alert, Yvor Winters
Morning on the Lièvres, Archibald Lampman
A Morning Song (for the First Day of Spring), Eleanor Farjeon
Mother o' Mine, Rudyard Kipling
Mother to Son, Langston Hughes
The Motive for Metaphor, Wallace Stevens
The Mower to the Glow-Worms, Andrew Marvell
Music on Christmas Day, Anne Brontë
My Mother, Ann Taylor
My True Love Hath My Heart, Philip Sidney
The Names, Billy Collins
The New Colossus, Emma Lazarus
The New Year, Edward Thomas
New Year's Eve, 1913, Gordon Bottomley
New Year's Morning, Helen Hunt Jackson
No Possum, No Sop, No Taters, Wallace Stevens
Nothing Gold Can Stay, Robert Frost
Not Ideas about the Thing but the Thing Itself, Wallace Stevens
Not marble nor the gilded monuments, William Shakespeare
November, Hartley Coleridge
November in the Park, Dorothy Dudley
Now winter nights enlarge, Thomas Campion
The Ocean, Nathaniel Hawthorne
October, Robert Frost
October, Paul Hamilson Hayne
October's Party, George Cooper
Ode to Sport, Pierre de Coubertin
On an Apple-Ripe September Morning, Patrick Kavanagh
Once in royal David's City, Cecil Frances Alexander
On the Grasshopper and Cricket, John Keats
On the Winter Solstice, Mark Akenside
The Oxen, Thomas Hardy
The Passing of the Year, Robert Service
The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, Christopher Marlowe
Peace, Rupert Brooke
Poppies in July, Sylvia Plath
A Prayer in Spring, Robert Frost
Puck's Song, Rudyard Kipling
Raglan Road, Patrick Kavanagh
Red-Lipped Stranger, Will Dockery
A Red. Red Rose, Robert Burns
Rock Me to Sleep, Elizabeth Akers Allen
Safety, Rupert Brooke
Sagacity, William Rose Benét
Sea-Fever, John Masefield
The Second Coming, W.B. Yeats
September Midnight, Sara Teasdale
September 1913, W.B. Yeats
A Song to Mithras, Rudyard Kipling
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?, William Shakespeare
She Sleeps Tight, Will Dockery
She Walks in Beauty, Lord Byron
Silver Filigree, Elinor Wylie
Six O'Clock, Trumbull Stickney
The Skater, Charles G.D. Roberts
Skating, William Wordsworth
The Sky is low, Emily Dickinson
Snow, Archibald Lampman
Snow, Edward Thomas
Snow in the Suburbs, Thomas Hardy
The Snow-Fairy, Claude McKay
The Snow Man, Wallace Stevens
The Snow Storm, Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Soldier, Rupert Brooke
Song at Summer's End, A.R.D. Fairburn
Song of the Four Seasons, Austin Dobson
The Songster, Pauline Johnson
Song: To Celia, Ben Jonson
So, we'll go no more a-roving, Lord Byron
Spoils of the Dead, Robert Frost
Spring, Edna St. Vincent Millay
Spring is like a perhaps hand, E.E. Cummings
Spring Morning, A.E. Housman
Spring Morning, A.A. Milne
Spring Pastoral, Elinor Wylie
The Stare's Nest by My Window, W.B. Yeats
Stopping by Woods by a Snowy Evening, Robert Frost
Summer Holiday, Robinson Jeffers
Summer Night, Langston Hughes
Summer Night, Riverside, Sara Teasdale
Summer Rain, Hartley Coleridge
The Sun Rising, John Donne
The Sun This March, Wallace Stevens
Tell me not here, it needs not saying, A.E. Housman
Thanksgiving Day, Lydia Maria Child
The Thanksgivings (trans. Harriet Maxwell Converse)
Theme in Yellow, Carl Sandburg
There's a certain slant of light, Emily Dickinson
There Will Come Soft Rains, Sara Teasdale
Thou Gloomy December, Robert Burns
There's Nothing Like the Sun, Edward Thomas
The Thrush, Edward Thomas
To an Athlete Dying Young, A.E. Housman
To Autumn, John Keats
To Daffodils, Robert Herrick
To Helen [1845], Edgar Allan Poe
To Lucasta, Going to the Wars, Richard Lovelace
To My Mother, Edgar Allan Poe
To My Mother, Christina Rossetti
To My Sister, William Wordsworth
To the Autumnal Moon, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
To the Grasshopper and Cricket, Leigh Hunt
To the Moon, Percy Bysshe Shelley
To the Thawing Wind, Robert Frost
To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time, Robert Herrick
To Winter, Claude McKay
Travelling, William Wordsworth
Twice a week the winter thorough, A.E. Housman
Under the Harvest Moon, Carl Sandburg
Velvet Shoes, Eleanor Wylie
Vitae Lampada, Henry Newbolt
Wander-Thirst, Gerald Gould
War is Kind, Stephen Crane
The Way through the Woods, Rudyard Kipling
What the Bird Said Early in the Year, C.S. Lewis
When icicles hang by the wall, William Shakespeare
When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer, Walt Whitman
When You Are Old, W.B. Yeats
Whilst Shepherds Watch't, Nahum Tate
The Wild Flower's Song, William Blake
A Winter Bluejay, Sara Teasdale
The Winter Evening (excerpt), William Cowper
Winter in the Country, Claude McKay
The Winter Scene, Bliss Carman
Winter Solitude, Archibald Lampman
Winter Song, Wilfred Owen
Winter Song, Elizabeth Tollet
A Winter's Tale, Dylan Thomas
Winter-Time, Robert Louis Stevenson
Winter Uplands, Archibald Lampman
The Witches' Song, William Shakespeare
The Wood-pile, Robert Frost
Written in March, William Wordsworth
You have to believe in happiness, Douglas Malloch
You say you love, but with a voice, John Keats
Audio poems
Advice to a Butterfly, Maxwell Bodenheim
Afternoon in February, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Afternoon on a Hill, Edna St. Vincent Millay
After Rain, Edward Thomas
All in June, W.H. Davies
America, Walt Whitman
Among the Foot-hills of the Rockies, Mary Electa Adams
Among the Rocks, Robert Browning
Ancient Music, Ezra Pound
And wilt thou have me fashion into speech, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Answer July, Emily Dickinson
April, Ralph Waldo Emerson
April, Helen Hunt Jackson
April in the Hills, Archibald Lampman
As imperceptibly as Grief, Emily Dickinson
At Lord's, Francis Thompson
At Night, Amy Lowell
At the New Year , Kenneth Patchen
At the Seaside, Robert Louis Stevenson
August, Christopher Pearse Cranch
August, Helen Hunt Jackson
August, Elinor Wylie
An August Midnight, Thomas Hardy
August 1918, Maurice Baring
Autumn, Christopher Brennan
The Autumn, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Autumn, Gladys Cromwell
Autumn, Kalidasa
Autumn , Walter de la Mare
Autumn , Francis Ledwidge
Autumn, Richard Chenevix Trench
Autumn Ballad, Henry Abbey
Autumn Communion, Gladys Cromwell
Autumn Fires, Robert Louis Stevenson
Autumn It Was, William Browne
Autumn Maples, Archibald Lampman
Autumn Movement, Carl Sandburg
Autumn Rain, D.H. Lawrence
Autumn Regrets, Paul Bewsher
Autumn Treasure, Richard Le Gallienne
Ballade of Summer's Sleep, Archibald Lampman
Bavarian Gentians, D.H. Lawrence
Beautiful Old Age, D.H. Lawrence
Beeny Cliff, Thomas Hardy
Before the Snow, Andrew Lang
Between the dusk of a summer night, William Ernest Henley
Birches, Robert Frost
Blue Squills, Sara Teasdale
A Boy and His Dad, Edgar Guest
Braggart, Dorothy Parker
Break of Day in the Trenches, Isaac Rosenberg
Bring, in this timeless grave to throw, A.E. Housman
Burning the Christmas Greens, William Carlos Williams
By the Sea, Christina Rossetti
Canadian Folk Song, William Wilfred Campbell
A Canadian Summer Evening, Rosanna Leprohon
Ceremonies for Christmas, Robert Herrick
Christmas, W.H. Davies
Christmas, George Herbert
A Christmas Cake, Helen Maria Williams
Christmas Carol, Sara Teasdale
Christmas Eve, Edgar Guest
A Christmas Ghost Story, Thomas Hardy
The Christmas Silence, Margaret Deland
A Christmas Song, William Cox Bennett
Christmas Trees, Robert Frost
The City Revisited, Stephen Vincent Benét
Come, come thou bleak December wind, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The Coming of Winter, Archibald Lampman
A Contemplation upon Flowers, Henry King
The Country Faith, Norman Gale
Crepuscule, E.E. Cummings
Darkling Summer, Ominous Dusk, Rumorous Rain, Delmore Schwartz
The Darkling Thrush, Thomas Hardy
The Dead (These hearts were woven of human joys and cares), Rupert Brooke
Dear March — Come in, Emily Dickinson
The Death of the Flowers, William Cullen Bryant
A Decade, Amy Lowell
December, Christopher Pearse Cranch
December ('Neath Mistletoe), J. Ashby-Sterry
Digging, Edward Thomas
Drifting Away: A Fragment, Charles Kingsley
Dusk in June, Sara Teasdale
The Dying Philosopher to His Fiddler, John Drinkwater
The Eagle That Is Forgotten, Vachel Lindsay
Easter Day, Oscar Wilde
The Easter Flower, Claude McKay
Easter Hymn, A.E. Housman
Easter Music, Margaret Deland
Elegy in April and September, Wilfred Owen
The End of Summer [1902], Madison Caweing
The End of Summer [1914], Madison Cawein
Envoy, Ernest Dowson
Fair Summer Droops, Thomas Nashe
The Falling of the Leaves, W.B. Yeats
Fall, Leaves, Fall, Emily Bronte
Fall of Stars, George H. Dillon
February, Michael Field
February, Helen Hunt Jackson
February in Rome, Edmund Gosse
February Twilight, Sara Teasdale
Fern Hill, Dylan Thomas
Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour, Wallace Stevens
For Once, Then, Something, Robert Frost
From Piccadilly in August, John Freeman
Frost at Midnight, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
A Game of Chess, Mortimer Collins
George Edmund's Song, Charles Dickens
Good Friday, Christina Rossetti
The Harvest Moon, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The House Was Quiet and the World Was Calm, Wallace Stevens
How like a winter hath my absence been, William Shakespeare
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley (IV-V), Ezra Pound
If thou must love me, let it be for naught, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
If you were a Rose and I were the Sun, Radclyffe Hall
I lived with visions for my company, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
In a drear nighted December, John Keats
In August, Paul Laurence Dunbar
In Autumn's Dreamy Ear, Theodore Harding Rand
In Early May, Bliss Carman
In March, Archibald Lampman
In May, Madison Cawein
In May, W.H. Davies
In Memoriam (Easter 1915), Edward Thomas
In Memory of a Happy Day in February, Anne Bronte
In October, Archibald Lampman
In September, Edward Dowden
In Spring, Aline Kilmer
In Summer, Paul Laurence Dunbar
In Summer Time, Paul Laurence Dunbar
I started Early, Emily Dickinson
I Thought of You, Sara Teasdale
It is Not Always May, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
January, Helen Hunt Jackson
January, James Russell Lowell
January Dusk, John Drinkwater
July, Madison Cawein
July, Michael Field
July, Helen Hunt Jackson
July Midnight, Amy Lowell
June, William Cullen Bryant
June, Guy Wetmore Carryl
June, Helen Hunt Jackson
June, Francis Ledwidge
June is Coming, John Burroughs
June Night, Sara Teasdale
A June Night, Emma Lazarus
The Landscape, William Shenstone
Last week in October, Thomas Hardy
Late Autumn, William Allingham
Late September, Amy Lowell
Let Me Sing of What I Know, William Allingham
The Lily Bed, Isabella Valancy Crawford
Lines to My Father, Countee Cullen
Little Things, Orrick Johns
little tree, E.E. Cummings
London in July, Amy Levy
The Lonely Hunter, Fiona MacLeod
love is more thicker than forget, E.E. Cummings
Love Like an April Day Beguiles, James Bland Burges
A Love Song, Duncan Campbell Scott
The Magi, W.B. Yeats
The Mahogany Tree, William Makepeace Thackeray
The Manor Farm, Edward Thomas
March, William Cullen Bryant
March, A.E. Housman
March, Edward Thomas
March: An ode, A.C. Swinburne
A March Glee, John Burroughs
The March of the Dead, Robert Service
May, Madison Cawein
May Day, Sara Teasdale
May Garden, John Drinkwater
The May Tree, Radclyffe Hall
Men Who March Away, Thomas Hardy
The Message of the March Wind, William Morris
Minstrels, William Wordsworth
Morning of My Life, Will Dockery
Morning on the Shore, William Wilfred Campbell
The morns are meeker than they were, Emily Dickinson
Mowing, Robert Frost
My Father, Ann Taylor
My November Guest, Robert Frost
My soul is an enchanted boat, Percy Bysshe Shelley
Nativity, John Donne
The New Plaything, Ring Lardner
New Year on Dartmoor, Sylvia Plath
The Nightingales of Flanders, Grace Hazard Conkling
A Night in June, Madison Cawein
The night is freezing fast, A.E. Housman
The Night Piece, to Julia, Robert Herrick
A Night Rain in Summer, Leigh Hunt
North Wind in October, Robert Bridges
November, John Clare
November, F.W. Harvey
November Rain, Ellen P. Allerton
Now dreary dawns the eastern light, A.E. Housman
October, William Cullen Bryant
October, Paul Laurence Dunbar
October, Patrick Kavanagh
October, Edward Thomas
An October Evening, William Wilfred Campbell
An October Garden, Christina Rossetti
October's Bright Blue Weather, Helen Hunt Jackson
Ode Composed on a May Morning, William Wordsworth
An Ode for the Canadian Confederacy, Charles G.D. Roberts
An Ode of the Birth of Our Saviour, Robert Herrick
Ode on the Spring, Thomas Gray
Of Modern Poetry, Wallace Stevens
Old and New Year Ditties, Christina Rossetti
Old Christmas, Mary Howitt
An Old Man's Winter Night, Robert Frost
O moon, large golden summer moon, Mathilde Blind
One Sister have I in our house, Emily Dickinson
Only a Dad, Edgar Guest
On Mulberry Drive, Will Dockery
On My First Son, Ben Jonson
On Receiving News of the War, Isaac Rosenberg
On Summer, George Moses Horton
On the Dunes, Sara Teasdale
Over the Hills and Far Away, Eugene Field
A Patch of Old Snow, Robert Frost
Philomela, Philip Sidney
Philosophy, Amy Levy
Phyllida and Corydon, Nicholas Breton
Poppies in October, Sylvia Plath
Rain After a Vaudeville Show, Stephen Vincent Benet
Rain in the Desert, John Gould Fletcher
A Rainy Day in April, Francis Ledwidge
Red o'er the forest peers the setting sun, John Keble
The Red Wheelbarrow, William Carlos Williams
A Rhyme about an Electrical Advertising Sign, Vachel Lindsay
The Rich Man, Franklin P. Adams
The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost
St. Patrick's Day, Jean Blewett
Sanctuary, Elinor Wylie
Sea Lily, H.D.
September, George Arnold
September, Madison Cawein
September, Michael Field
September [1886], Helen Hunt Jackson
September [1892], Helen Hunt Jackson
September, Archibald Lampman
September 1819, William Wordsworth
September in the Laurentian Hills, William Wilfred Campbell
September 1918, Amy Lowell
The Skaters, John Gould Fletcher
Sketch, F.S. Flint
Snow, Madison Cawein
Snow (I-II), John Davidson
The Snowdrift, F.O. Call
The Snow is Deep on the Ground, Kenneth Patchen
Solitude, Archibald Lampman
A something in a summer's Day, Emily Dickinson
Song, Trumbull Stickney
A Song for New Year's Eve, William Cullen Bryant
A Song for Spring, F.S. Flint
Song in March, William Gilmore Simms
A Sonnet of the Moon, Charles Best
Spring, Gerard Manley Hopkins
Spring, Andrew Lang
Spring Morning, Frances Cornford
Spring Night, Sara Teasdale
A Spring Posy, Radclyffe Hall
Spring's Welcome, John Lyly
Stanzas for Music, Lord Byron
The Starlight Night, Gerard Manley Hopkins
The stars are glittering in the frosty sky, Charles Heavysege
Stony Lake, Katherine Hale
The Succession of the Four Sweet Months, Robert Herrick
Summer Dawn, William Morris
Summer in the South, Paul Laurence Dunbar
A Summer Night, AE
Summer of Love, Joyce Kilmer
Summer Past, John Gray
Summer Schemes, Thomas Hardy
Summer Morn in New Hampshire, Claude McKay
A Summer's Night, Paul Laurence Dunbar
Summer Sun, Robert Louis Stevenson
The Sun Cup, Archibald Lampman
Tattoo, Wallace Stevens
There is a Garden in her face, Thomas Campion
The Three Kings, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
'Tis moonlight, summer moonlight, Emily Brontë
To Autumn, William Blake
To Blossoms, Robert Herrick
To Helen [1848], Edgar Allan Poe
The Token, John Donne
To Spring, William Blake
To Summer, William Blake
To the Spring, by John Davies
To the Swimmer, Countee Cullen
To Winter, William Blake
A Town Window, John Drinkwater
Trees, F.S. Flint
A True Account of Talking to the Sun at Fire Island, Frank O'Hara
The Truth, Archibald Lampman
Two Tramps in Mud Time, Robert Frost
Under the April Moon, Bliss Carman
Under the Mistletoe, Countee Cullen
Unwelcome, Mary Elizabeth Coleridge
Upon Julia's Clothes, Robert Herrick
Vacation End, Leslie Pinckney Hill
A Vagabond Song, Bliss Carman
A Valentine, Lewis Carroll
The Voice, Theodore Roethke
The Waits, Margaret Deland
Waste Land, Madison Cawein
Wedding Hymn, Sidney Lanier
Welcome to Spring, Ring Lardner
We wear our sober Dresses when we die, Emily Dickinson
When Snow Lies Deep, William Canton
When Summer Comes, Sophia Almon Hensley
When summer's end is nighing, A.E. Housman
When the herds were watching, William Canton
When the World is Burning, Ebenezer Jones
When Trees Are Green, Jean Blewett
Where Once Poe Walked, H.P. Lovecraft
Who goes amid the green wood?, James Joyce
Who Made the Law?, Leslie Coulson
Wind of Summer, Michael Field
The Winds, Madison Cawein
Winter, AE
Winter: A Dirge, Robert Burns
A Winter Day, Lucy Maude Montgomery
Winter Days, Henry Abbey
The winter eve is clear and chill, Christopher Brennan
Winter Evening, Archibald Lampman
The Winter Lakes, William Wilfred Campbell
Winter on the Zuyder Zee, Radclyffe Hall
The Winters are so short, Emily Dickinson
Winter-thought, Archibald Lampman
Wisdom, Sara Teasdale
Wonderful World, Wiliam Brighty Rands
Woodman, Spare That Tree!, George P. Morris
Woods in Winter, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
World-Strangeness, William Watson
Written after Swimming from Sestos to Abydos, Lord Byron
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