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Link to the PoemThis is the later, revised version. The original was written in 1833. The 1842 version is generally the one more refered to.
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Link to the PoemThis is one of Poe's best known works.
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Link to the PoemThis is said to be the last poem before his early death at age 40.
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Link to the PoemThis poem was not actually published until after the author's death.
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Link to the PoemPossibly one of the truest poems. The first line especially: "Success is counted sweetest, by those who ne're succeed..."
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Link to the PoemThis is possibly Dickinson's most famous poems. It has an extremely joyful message.
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Link to the PoemMy absolute favorite poem of all times. Just reading it makes me happy.
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Link to the PoemThis poem is less known than a lot of Tennyson's other works like "The Charge of the Light Brigade."
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Link to the PoemOne of Frost's most popular poems. Largely quoted for inspirational posters.
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Link to the PoemA good example of the depth of Frost's insight when it comes to writing short yet meaningful poetry.
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Link to the PoemProbably Frost's most famous poem of all. Almost everyone knows the ambiguous last line: "And miles to go before I sleep."
