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- Edward J. O'Brien . {1}
- (1890 - 1941) American Short-Story Writer
- Of Moira Up the Glen [1913] (BB)
- Fitz-James O'Brien . {2}
- [c.1828--April 6, 1862] Irish-born American poet, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, and journalist
- The Demon of the Gibbet (NM)
- The Lost Steamship (NM)
- William Henry Ogilvie . {1}
- (1875 - 1950) Australian Poet
- Canadians (BB)
- John O'Keefe . {2}
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- I am a friar of orders grey (BB)
- Amo, Amas (BB)
- William Oldys . {1}
- (1696 - 1791) English Librarian
- An Anacreontick (BB)
- Moira O'Neill (Nesta Shakespeare Higginson Skrine) . {1}
- (1870's - 1920's) Irish-Canadian Poet
- John Boyle O'Reilly . {2}
- (1844 - 1890) Irish-American Journalist and Fenian
- A.W.E. [Arthur William Edgar] O'Shaughnessy . {5}
- (1844 - 1881) English Poet, noted for his lyric ability, and Fish
Preservationist at the British Museum
- from Music and Moonlight [1874]:
- Ode - introduction from 'The Music Makers' (BB)
- Song: I Made Another Garden (NM)
- Song: Has Summer Come Without the Rose (NM) - from Songs of a Worker [1881]:
- A Love Symphony (NM) - from Music and Moonlight [1874]:
Barcarolle (BB)
- from Music and Moonlight [1874]:
- Seamus O Sheel . {1}
- (1886 - 1954) American Poet
- Thanksgiving for Our Task [1913] (BB)
- Sydney Oswald . {1}
- English Classicist
- The Battlefield (BB)
- Seamus O'Sullivan (James Starkey) . {1}
- (1879 - 1958) Irish Writer
- Eberhard Owen . {1}
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- Three Hills (BB)
- Wilfred Owen . {24}
- (1893 - 1918) English Poet, Soldier; War Poet
- Poems [1920]- the complete book of 24 poems originally compiled and edited by Siegfried Sassoon (BB)
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Dulce Et Decorum Est or, "It is Sweet and Fitting (to Die for your Country)"
- written during WW I after the first use of Chlorine gas (TI) - Futility
- Anthem for Doomed Youth
- Strange Meeting (CS)
- Apologia Pro Poemate Meo
- Greater Love
- The Send-Off (BB)
- Spring Offensive (BB)
- Barry Pain . {1}
- (1867 - 1928) English Journalist
- The Kaiser and God (BB)
- Albert Bigelow Paine . {1}
- (1861 - 1937) American Editor and Author; friend of Twain
- The Hills of Rest [1904]
- Thomas Paine . {1}
- American Essayist, Revolutionary
- Liberty Tree [1775] (JL)
- Robert Treat Paine . {1}
- (1773 - 1811)
- Adams and Liberty [1798] (BTH)
- Francis Turner Palgrave . {6}
- (1824 - 1897) English Poet and Editor ("Palgrave's Golden Treasury")
- Eutopia
- Past and Present (NM)
- The Ancient and Modern Muses (NM)
- Midnight at Geneva (NM)
- The Golden Land (NM)
- A Song of Spring and Autumn (NM)
- Herbert E. Palmer . {1}
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- Dorothy Parker . {90}
- (1893 - 1967) American poet, editor, satirist, critic; founding member of the Algonquin Roundtable, blacklisted Hollywood screen writer
- Enough Rope, the complete book of 90 poems [1926]
- from Enough Rope [1926]
- Resumé
- General Review of the Sex Situation
- Martin Parker . {1}
- 17th-Century English Balladeer
- Sailors for my Money (BB)
- Thomas Parnell . {8}
- (1679-1718) English poet, scholar, and minister
- Song: 'When thy beauty appears' (NM)
- Song: 'My days have been so wondrous free' (NM)
- A Hymn to Contentment (NM)
- A Hymn for Morning (NM)
- A Hymn for Noon (NM)
- A Hymn for Evening (NM)
- A Night-Piece on Death (NM)
- An Elegy, To an Old Beauty (BB)
- A.B. (Alan Barton) "Banjo" Paterson . {4}
- (1864 - 1941) Australian Editor, Journalist and poet; Australian National Poet
- from The Man from Snowy River [1895]:
- The Man From Snowy River (BH)
- Clancy of the Overflow (BH)
- Mulga Bill's Bicycle (BH)
- Waltzing Matilda (BB)
- from The Man from Snowy River [1895]:
- Coventry (Kersey Dighton) Patmore . {12}
- (1823-1896) English Poet, Librarian
- from The Betrothal [1854]
- A Revelation - from The Unknown Eros [1877]
- Magna est Veritas ['great is the truth']
- A Farewell (BB)
- The Toys (JL) - from The Angel in the House [1898]:
- Love at Large (BB)
- The Lover (BB)
- The Wedding Sermon (BB)
- The Married Lover (BB)
- Love's Reality
- Unthrift
- Compensation
- The Foreign land
- from The Betrothal [1854]
- Fred Lewis Pattee . {2}
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- The Garden [1893] (JL)
- The Picket's Song [1893] (JL)
- John Howard Payne . {1}
- (1791 - 1852) American Actor and Playwright
- Home Sweet Home (BB)
- John Payne . {14}
- (1842 - 1916) English poet and translator, best known for his translations of Boccaccio's Decameron and The Arabian Nights, the latter in 9 volumes
- from Vigil and Vision [1903]:
- False February (NM)
- The Foredawn Hour (NM)
- January (NM)
- February (NM)
- March (NM)
- April (NM)
- May (NM)
- June (NM)
- July (NM)
- August (NM)
- September (NM)
- October (NM)
- November (NM)
- December (NM)
- from Vigil and Vision [1903]:
- Josephine Preston Peabody . {2}
- (1874 - 1922) American Poet and Dramatist
- Harvest Moon (BB)
- Harvest Moon: 1916 (BB)
- Thomas Love Peacock . {3}
- (1785 - 1866) English Novelist and Poet
- from Nightmare Abbey [1818]
- Three Wisemen of Gotham (BB) - from Gryll Grange [1861]
- Love and Age (BB) - from Works [1875]
- Margaret Love Peacock, for Her Tombstone, 1826 (BB)
- from Nightmare Abbey [1818]
- Harlan Colby Pearson . {1}
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- Faint Heart [1893] (JL)
- George Peele . {3}
- (1558 - 1597) English Dramatist and Poet
- A Farewell to Arms, from Polyhymnia "His golden locks time hath to silver turned..."(NM,BB)
- Not iris in her pride (NM)
- Bathsheba's Song (BTH)
- H. D. C. Pepler . {1}
- English Printer
- James Gates Percival . {5}
- (1795 - 1856) American poet, physician, and geologist
- The Deserted Wife [1821] (NM)
- The Coral Grove[1821] (NM)
- To Seneca Lake[1821] (NM)
- Spring [1821] (NM)
- May
- Margaret Peterson . {1}
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- Emily Pfeiffer . {1}
- (1827 - 1890) Welsh Poet
- Ambrose Philips . {2}
- (1675 - 1749) English poet, editor, and civil servant
- Epistle to the Earl of Dorset (Winter Piece) (NM)
- To Miss Charlotte Pulteney, in Her Mother's Arms (NM)
- Katherine Philips . {1}
- (1631 - 1664) English Poet
- John Philips . {1}
- (1676 - 1709) English Poet
- The Splendid Shilling [1704] (NM)
- Stephen Phillips . {1}
- (1868 - 1915) English Poet and Dramatist
- Eden Phillpotts . {4}
- (1862 - 1960) English Novelist and Poet
- To Belgium (BB)
- To a Mother (BB)
- Verdun (BB)
- Song of the Red Cross (BB)
- John James Piatt . {3}
- (1835 - 1917) American Poet, Newspaper Editor; librarian to House of
Representatives, U. S. Consul in Ireland
- from Poems of Sunshine and Firelight [1866]:
- Fires in Illinois (NM) - from Poems [1868]:
- My Shadow's Stature (NM) - from American Poetry and Art [1880]:
- Taking the night Train (NM)
- from Poems of Sunshine and Firelight [1866]:
- Marjorie Lowrey Christie Pickthall . {1}
- (1883 - 1922) Canadian Children's Writer
- Canada to England (BB)
- John Pierpoint . {2}
- (1785- 1856) American clergyman, abolitionist, and poet
- The Pilgrim Fathers (NM)
- Warren's Address to the American Soldiers, Before the Battle of Bunker Hill (NM)
- Edward Coote Pinkney . {4}
- (1802 - 1828) American Poet, Sailor, Lawyer, and Editor
- from Poems [1825]:
- Serenade (NM)
The Widow's Song (NM)
- To . . . . (NM)
- On Parting (NM)
- from Poems [1825]:
- Henry Hildreth Piper . {1}
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- In Unlikeliest Places [1893] (JL)
- Max Plowman . {1}
- English Writer
- Edgar Allan Poe . {17}
- (1809 - 1849) American Poet, Author
- Annabel Lee (CS)
- To One in Paradise
- A Dream Within a Dream
- The Raven (BB)
- Eldorado (BB)
- Romance (BB)
- The Happiest Day (BB)
- To Helen (BB)
- Israfel (BB)
- The City In The Sea (BB,CS)
- The Haunted Palace (CS)
- Alone (CS)
- The Bells (BB)
- The Conqueror Worm (BB)
- Ulalume -- A Ballad (NM)
- A Valentine (BB)
- To My Mother (BB)
- John Pomfret . {1}
- (1667 - 1702) English poet and clergyman
- The Choice (NM)
- Alexander Pope . {7}
- (1688 - 1744) English Poet
- Solitude
- Sound and Sense (from An Essay on Criticism)
- The Dying Christian to His Soul (BB)
- An Essay on Criticism (BB)
- Essay on Man (BB)
- The Rape of the Lock (BB)
- Argus (BB)
- Elegy to the Memory of an Unfortunate Lady (BB)
- William Sydney Porter (O. Henry) . {1}
- (1862 - 1910) Prolific American Short Story Author, known for his 'suprise' endings; Most noted for "The Gift of the Magi"
- The Crucible (BB)
- Alexander Lawrence Posey . {5}
- (1873 - 1908) Native American Poet, Educator, Editor, and Native American Rights
Activist
- from The Poems of Alexander Lawrence Posey [1910]:
- Song of the Oktahutchee (NM)
- July (NM)
- Midsummer (NM)
- Autumn (NM)
- Nightfall (NM)
- from The Poems of Alexander Lawrence Posey [1910]:
- Ezra Pound . {30}
- (1885 - 1972) American Poet, Editor, Secretary to Yeats, WW II Fascist Sympathizer
- An Immorality
- from A Lume Spento
(With Tapers Quenched) [1908]:
- Villonaud for This Yule (NM)
- La Regina Avrillouse (NM)
- Grace Before Song (NM) - from A Quinzaine for This Yule [1908]
- Histrion (NM) - from Exultations [1909]:
- Ballad of the Goodly Fere (NM)
- Sestina: Altaforte (NM) - from Canzoni [1911]:
- Song in the Manner of Housman (NM) - from Ripostes [1912]:
- Portrait D'une Femme (NM)
- A Virginal (NM)
- The Return
- Salutation
- The Needle (NM) - from Cathay [1915]:
- Song of the Bowmen of Shu (NM)
- The Jewel Stairs' Grievance (NM)
- The River-Merchant's Wife - from Lustra [1916 edition]:
- The Garden (NM)
- A Pact (NM)
- Itè (NM)
- The Bath Tub (NM)
- Fan-Piece, For Her Imperial Lord (NM)
- Ts'ai Chi'h (NM)
- In a Station of the Metro (NM)
- Alba
- Ione, Dead the Long Year (NM)
- L'Art, 1910 (NM)
- Epilogue (NM)
- The Garrett
- Further Instructions - from Lustra [1917 edition]:
- The Lake Isle (NM) - from Hugh Selwyn Mauberley [1920]:
- Envoi
- Winthrop Mackworth Praed . {4}
- (1802- 1839) English Barrister and Poet
- A Song of Impossibilities [1830] (BB)
- The Belle of the Ball-Room [1830] (BB)
- The Talented Man [1831] (BB)
- The Vicar [1829] (BB)
- Matthew Prior . {9}
- (1664 - 1721) English Poet
- from Poetical Miscellanies [1704]:
- To a Child of Quality of Five Years Old (BB) - from Poems on Several Occasions [1718]:
- An Epitaph
- Cupid Mistaken (BB)
- Jinny the Just (BB)
- An Ode (BB)
- A True Maid (BB)
- A Reasonable Affliction (BB)
- Phyllis's Age (BB)
- A Better Answer (BB)
- from Poetical Miscellanies [1704]:
- Adelaide Anne Procter . {2}
- (1825-1864) English Poet
- A Lost Chord
- Envy (BB)
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