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Subject - Memory

Poetry is a pack-sack of invisible keepsakes. - Carl Sandburg


  1. Bread and Music by Conrad Aiken

    simple things hold the memories of our loved ones

  2. Memory by Thomas Bailey Aldrich
  3. In the high leaves of a Walnut by Laurence Binyon

    finding the magic of a moment that was lost in youth

  4. Dost Thou Remember Ever by Mathilde Blind
  5. Companions by Charles S. Calverley

    a tale of a Grandfather

  6. Heraclitus by William Cory

    on hearing of the death of a dear friend

  7. All that's Past by Walter De La Mare
  8. When the Rose is Faded by Walter De La Mare
  9. Old Letters by Norman Rowland Gale
  10. Memory by Abraham Lincoln
  11. In Flanders Fields by John McCrae
  12. Woodman, Spare That Tree by George Pope Morris
  13. A Painted Fan by Louise Chandler Moulton
  14. Love and Age by Thomas Love Peacock
  15. Spring Rain by Sara Teasdale
  16. The Room Beneath the Rafters by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
  17. At an Old Drawer by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

    mundane items evoke vivid memories

  18. The Old Oaken Bucket by Samuel Woodworth

    became the hit song of 1826 and remained popular for much of the nineteenth century

The subject indexes are a wonderful way to browse Poets' Corner, leading you to works you might not find any other way. I hope also that they can help the site to seem less overwhelming than it might at first. If you have suggestions or comments about the Subject Indicies please contact Jon Lachelt.

The quotes from Carl Sandburg on the heading of some of the subject pages are from his book of poems, Good Morning America.

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