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Subject - Places

Perhaps you cannot visit each of these places, but the poets can take you there. Let these images conjure for you the feel of these places.

Poetry is the opening and closing of a door, leaving those who look through to guess about what is seen during a moment. - Carl Sandburg


  1. On the Lighthouse at Antibes by Mathilde Blind
  2. The Fall of Niagara by John Gardiner Calkins Brainard
  3. London Snow by Robert Bridges
  4. London by William Blake
  5. How One Winter Came in the Lake Region by Wilfred Campbell
  6. Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  7. Arabia by Walter De La Mare
  8. Impressions de Nuit -- London by Lord Alfred Douglas
  9. Bronx by Joseph Rodman Drake

    a place that no longer exists as the poet saw it

  10. On the Mississippi by Hamlin Garland
  11. Inversnaid by Gerard Manley Hopkins
  12. The Nile by James Leigh Hunt
  13. Oxford by Lionel Johnson
  14. To Penshurst by Ben Jonson
  15. Hymns of the Marshes by Sidney Lanier
  16. The Belfry of Bruges by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
  17. Africa by Claude McKay
  18. America by Claude McKay
  19. Yosemite by Joaquin Miller
  20. In Southern California by Joaquin Miller
  21. The Blue Ridge by Harriet Monroe
  22. Gloucester Moors by William Vaughn Moody
  23. Midnight at Geneva by Francis Turner Palgrave
  24. Sunset from Omaha Hotel Window by Carl Sandburg
  25. Localities by Carl Sandburg
  26. Omaha by Carl Sandburg
  27. Clark Street Bridge by Carl Sandburg
  28. Niagara by Lydia H. Sigourney
  29. Glasgow by Alexander Smith
  30. A Description of the Morning by Jonathan Swift
  31. By Loe Pool by Arthur Symons
  32. Evening: New York by Sara Teasdale
  33. Night in Arizona by Sara Teasdale
  34. Chartres by Wharton
  35. City Lyrics by Nathaniel Parker Willis
  36. The Florida Beach by Constance Fenimore Woolson

    Through the dreamy veil the fog has spun
    The world seems far away;

  37. Composed Upon Westminster Bridge by William Wordsworth
  38. The Lake Isle of Innisfree by William Butler Yeats

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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