lyric cram

Edmund Waller

On a Girdle

John Milton

On his deceased wife, On his blindness, On the late massacre in Piedmont, On the morning of Christ’s nativity

Andrew Marvell

To his coy mistress, the Garden

Thomas Gray

Elegy written in a Country churchyard

William Blake

Mock on mock on, The Lamb, The Tyger, London,

William Wordsworth

The world is too much with us, Composed upon westminster bridge September 3 1802, Tintern Abby, London 1802, Suprised by joy

Samuel Colridge

Kubla khan, Thr rime of the ancient mariner

Lord Byron

She walks in beauty, The destruction of sennacherib, The Ocean 

Percy Shelley

Ozymandias, England in 1819

John Keats

Ode on a grecian Urn, When I have fears

Henry Longfellow

Paul revere’s ride

Edgar Allen Poe

The Raven, Anabel Lee, The Bells

Lord Tennyson

Break break break, Ulysses, The Eagle, Charge of the light brigade

John Hopkins

Pied beauty, God’s grandeur, As kingfishers catch fire

William Yeats

The second coming, Sailing to byzantium, The lake isle of innisfree, An irish airman

Robert Frost

Stopping by woods on a snowy evening, Fire and ice, The road not taken, After apple-picking, aquainted with the night, design, the aim was song, nothing gold can stay, the oven bird

William Williams

The red wheelbarrow

T.S. Elliot

The love song of J Alfred. Prufrock, Journey of the Magi

Auden

The fall of rome

John Donne

Batter my heart, This is my play’s last scene, I am a little world made cunningly, The sun rising, A valediction forbidding mourning, The flea

George Herbert

The collar, the pulley, redemption, the elixir, judgement

William Shakespere

When daisies pied, Oh mistress mine, where the bee sucks there suck I