Poetry Year 4 AO

Poems

• 1 Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Crossing the Bar
• 2 The Eagle
• 3 Strong Son of God, Immortal Love
• 4 Ring Out, Wild Bells
• 5 The Kraken
• 6 The Sea-Fairies
• 7 Break, Break, Break
• 8 Charge of the Light Brigade
• 9 The Oak
• 10 In Memoriam, VII
• 11 The Splendor Falls
• 12 Tears, Idle Tears
• 13 The Palace of Art
• 14 Sweet and Low
• 15 Ask Me No More
• 16 The Flower
• 17 A Farewell
• 18 Of Old Sat Freedom
• 19 The Blackbird
• 20 Circumstance
• 21 The Death of the Old Year
• 22 The Deserted House
• 23 The Dying Swan
• 24 Early Spring
• 25 England and America in 1782
• 26 Farfaraway (For Music)
• 27 Flower in the Crannied Wall
• 28 The May Queen
• 29 The Poet's Song
• 30 The Tears Of Heaven
• 31 Will
• 32 The Throstle
• 33 The City Child
• 34 The Mermaid
• 35 The Owl
• 36 The Brook
• 37 The Shell
• 38 Cradle Song
• 39 Lady Clare
• 40 The Lady of Shalott
• 41 Emily Dickinson, I Never Saw a Moor
• 42 The Lost Jewel
• 43 A Book
• 44 The Wind's Visit
• 45 A Thunder-Storm
• 46 Beclouded
• 47 Summer Shower
• 48 If I Can Stop One From Breaking
• 49 A Word
• 50 The Railway Train
• 51 The Bee is Not Afraid of Me
• 52 As Children Bid the Guest Goodnight
• 53 A Day
• 54 The Pedigree of Honey
• 55 The Grass
• 56 Perhaps You'd Like to Buy a Flower
• 57 The Moon
• 58 Evening
• 59 Autumn
• 60 The Butterfly's Day
• 61 Fringed Gentian
• 62 The Snow
• 63 The Sea
• 64 Forbidden Fruit (2)
• 65 The Woodpecker
• 66 Hope
• 67 May-Flower
• 68 Old-Fashioned
• 69 Have You Got a Brook in your Little Heart
• 70 Dawn
• 71 A Service of Song
• 72 Who Has Not Found the Heaven Below
• 73 Proof
• 74 I'm Nobody! Who Are You?
• 75 Nature is What we See
• 76 Sweet is the Swamp With its Secrets
• 77 The Duties of the Wind are Few
• 78 The Robin is the One
• 79 How Still the Bells in Steeples Stand
• 80 A Slash of Blue
• 81 The Saddest Noise, the Sweetest Noise
• 82 This Is My Letter To the World
• 83 Morning
• 84 The Hummingbird
• 85 The Snake
• 86 Indian Summer
• 87 William Wordsworth, Lines Written in Early Spring
• 88 Written in March While Resting on the Bridge at the Foot of Brother's Water
• 89 The Kitten and the Falling Leaves
• 90 Expostulation and Reply
• 91 The Tables Turned (An Evening Scene on the Same Subject)
• 92 She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways
• 93 To a Child Written in Her Album
• 94 I Travelled Among Unknown Men
• 95 She Was a Phantom of Delight
• 96 The Rainbow
• 97 To the Cuckoo
• 98 The Green Linnet
• 99 To the Small Celandine (Common Pilewort)
• 100 To the Same Flower
• 101 To the Daisy
• 102 To The Same Flower
• 103 The World is Too Much With Us; Late and Soon
• 104 The Redbreast Chasing the Butterfly
• 105 Daffodils
• 106 Personal Talk
• 107 Ode to Duty
• 108 The Solitary Reaper
• 109 To A Sky-Lark
• 110 To The Skylark
• 111 London, 1802
• 112 Alice Fell, or, Poverty
• 113 Characteristics of a Child Three Years Old
• 114 To The Supreme Being
• 115 To a Butterfly
• 116 The Reverie of Poor Susan
• 117 A Character
• 118 Poems Composed or Suggested During a Tour in the Summer of 1833
• 119 Thought of a Briton on the Subjugation of Switzerland
• 120 To A Butterfly
• 121 To H. C. Six Years Old
• 122 Written in Very Early Youth
• 123 Written While Sailing in a Boat at Evening
• 124 The Eagle and the Dove
• 125 Ode
• 126 Tintern Abbey