This is a list of links to all the poems published in our library here at About Poetry, organized alphabetically by the poets’ names. Happy browsing, readers!

• Matthew Abuelo, “Upon 9/11”
• Adam, “If Only”
• Ken Adams aka Dudley Appleton, “911”
• Joe Aimone, “The W After”
• Jeffrey Alfier, “Anecdote of Antiquity” and “The Coelacanth (Osama bin Laden)”
• Thane H. Allison, Jr., “On the First Anniversary of the 91101 Attack”
• Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz, “WTC 9/11”
• Francisco Aragón, “Love Poem”
• Lynette Arden, “The Game”
• Attila the Stockbroker, “Welcome To Cyberia”
  
  
• Paula Bardell, “Silence (over Manhattan)”
• Tony Beyer, “In the Wake of America”
• Ken Blackburn, “Big Monkey Says Ha!”
• Max Blagg, “Autobio A Gogo”
• William Blake, “The Little Boy Found”
• William Blake, “The Little Boy Lost”
• Anne Bradstreet, “Before the Birth of One of Her Children”
• Anne Bradstreet, “To My Dear and Loving Husband”
• Meagan Brothers, “My Father Should Have Been a New York Yankee”
• Tony Brown, “Dispatch from the Home Front: Halloween 2001”
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning, “How do I love thee?”
• Richard Burley, “Peace Prayer”
• Robert Burns, “Halloween”
  
  
• Thomas Campion, “Now Winter Nights Enlarge”
• Ann Reinhardt Cantu, “I Write”
• Penny Cagan, “September Eleventh”
• James Cervantes, “I Dream of War”
• Lorna Dee Cervantes, “Palestine”
• G.K. Chesterton, “A Christmas Carol”
• Lydia Maria Child, “Over the River and Through the Wood”
• Noel Cielo, “Trial of the Oppressors”
• David Cochrane, “Firefighter’s Prayer”
• Jim Cohn, “Ghost Dance”
• Teresa Conboy, “Rhythm of Silverlake”
• CAConrad, “Dear Mr. President”
• Harriet Maxwell Converse, “The Thanksgivings”
• Julie Craig, “Before and After”
• Stephen Crane, “War Is Kind”
  
  
• Walter de la Mare, “Mistletoe”
• Suzanne Delaney, “Beyond the First Dimension”
• Suzanne Delaney, “How Irony Works”
• Peter Desmond, “Good Morning, Uzbekistan!”
• Emily Dickinson, “A light exists in spring”
• Emily Dickinson, “High from the earth I heard a bird”
• Emily Dickinson, “I cannot live with you,” “Because I could not stop for Death,” “I taste a liquor never brewed,” “After great pain, a formal feeling comes,” “It will be Summer — eventually,” “My Reward for Being, was This” & “Wild Nights — Wild Nights!”
• Emily Dickinson, “One day is there of the series”
• Emily Dickinson, “There’s a certain slant of light”
• Emily Dickinson, “’Twas just this time last year I died”
• Danika Dinsmore, “On the Night of Tender Validation”
• Dmwhipp, “Untitled”
• John Donne, “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning”
• Denise Duhamel, “Sex With a Famous Poet”
• Denis Dunn, “When the Epic Returns”
• Denis Dunn, “Winter in Maine on Rte 113“ & ”Silent Solstice (Winter Becomes Maine)”
  
  
• Dale Edmands, “Seasons Amid War”
• Tara A. Elliott, “An American Harvest”
• Brian Erler, “Anthem”
  
  
• Elizabeth Farrell, “Dissolved”
• Bob Jude Ferrante, “She Said”
• Jim Finnegan, “Abandoned Subway Stop” and “Lost & Found Man”
• Jim Finnegan, “Election Year”
• Robert Frost, “A Prayer in Spring”
• Robert Frost, “Dust of Snow” & “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”
  
  
• Andrew Gettler, “A Condition, Not an Event”
• Jesse Glass, “down”
• JD Goetz, “9/11/02”
• jj goss, “Aftermath of 9-11”
• Gray Squirrel, “911”
• David Graham, “Old Poet Enduring Praise”
• David Graham, “The Writing Life”
• Robert Greene, “Menaphon: Sephesta’s Song to her Child”
• Lord Brooke Fulke Greville, “Sonnet 100”
• John Guzlowski, “What the War Taught Her”
  
  
• Marj Hahne, “Remembrance” and “A New York Winter”
• Reesom Haile, “Eritrean Millennium Poems”
• Joan Joffe Hall, “Amy Lowell”
• Janet Hamill, “The Lonesome Death of H. Crane”
• Jupiter Hammon, “An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatly”
• Mary Hamrick, “An American Soldier”
• Thomas Hardy, “The Oxen”
• Thomas Hardy, “In Time of ‘The Breaking of Nations’” & “The Man He Killed”
• Elizabeth Harrington, “Normally”
• Philip Havey, “That Day”
• Robert Herrick, “Ceremonies at Christmas”
• Robert Herrick, “The Hag”
• Mike Hession, “The UN Compiled a Dossier”
• Judyth Hill, “Wage Peace”
• Michael Hillmer, “The Language of War”
• Michael Hillmer, “The Lights That Have Vanished”
• Hugh Hodge, “Holy War”
• Bob Holman, “Boutpreppome”
• Bob Holman, “Cement Cloud”
• Bob Holman, “I’d Rather Be Crazy Than Stupid”
• Bob Holman, “A Jew in New York” and “Tiny green flash, no thing reverses”
• Bob Holman, “Performance Poem”
• Bob Holman, “Praise Poem for the World Heavyweight Championship Poetry Bout 2000”
• Kim Holzer, “Mom and Willie”
• Gerard Manley Hopkins, “The Child Is Father To the Man”
• Gerard Manley Hopkins, “Spring”
  
  
• Lawson Fusao Inada, “Eatin’ With Sticks”
• Victor Infante, “Gunfighter Nation”
• Victor Infante, “Poem Begun With a Line by Ted Hughes”
• Bruce Isaacson, “For Julia”
• Bruce Isaacson, “The Young Warriors”
  
  
• Larry Jaffe, “Transformation Peace”
• Larry Jaffe, “Will It Be Heard” and “5000 Souls Leaving”
  
  
• Karen Karpowich, “In Central Park”
• Karen Karpowich, “A Poem Against War”
• Eliot Katz, “In Praise of the Seattle Coalition”
• Eliot Katz, “When the Skyline Crumbles”
• Penn Kemp, “A Poem for Peace in Two Voices”
• John Kissingford, “September 12” and “Image”
• klipschutz, “Two Swan Songs & A Second Coming”
• Rudyard Kipling, “If”
• Rudyard Kipling, “Mother o’ Mine”
• Christine Klocek-Lim, “First Crocus”
• Noelle Kocot, “Bicycle Poem”
• Kritterkat, “America’s Colors”
  
  
• Landsberry, “Tick-Tick”
• Quraysh Lansana, “Elegy for Gwendolyn Brooks”
• Akeem Lasisi, “Iremoje: Ritual Poetry for Ken Saro-Wiwa”
• D.H. Lawrence, “The Enkindled Spring”
• Roland Legiardi-Laura, “Poem for Sophie, Daisy, Bob & Elizabeth”
• Linda Lerner, “Haywire”
• Linda Lerner, “No Flowers For Terrorists, A Cry For Peace” and “An Off the Wall Protest”
• Linda Lerner, “the poem the rare soul”
• Frank Levato, “This Day”
• Ben Porter Lewis, “William McLain, in memoriam”
• Joel Lewis, “Making a Meal Out of It”
• Li Po, “Nefarious War”
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, “Christmas Bells”
  
  
• Anne MacNaughton, “early on january one”
• Anne MacNaughton, “The Yodeller” and “Trade Center”
• Denis Mair, “Try a Little Dialogue”
• K. Paul Mallasch, “I, Rack”
• Diana Manister, “Rooster Chronicle”
• Chris Mansell, “Any Map”
• Charles Mariano, “This Winter”
• Marlinthefis, “New York Numbed”
• Christopher Marlowe, “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love”
• Christopher Marlowe, “Who ever loved, that loved not at first sight?”
• William Marr, “Bridge”
• Andrew Marvell, “To His Coy Mistress”
• Lebogang Mashile, “Sisters”
• Rochelle Mass, “Hands on a Gun”
• Doug McClellan, “Day One”
• Stazja McFadyen, “I, The People”
• DouglasMcGil, “Terror: A Lamentation”
• Whitman McGowan, “It Was So Cold”
• Whitman McGowan, “Ready To Get Dirty”
• Whitman McGowan, “Swiss Reggae Dub”
• Stephen Mead, “Phoenix Grief”
• Wynne Mercado, “Collapse”
• Wynne Mercado, “Monody for Peace”
• Clement Clark Moore, “A Visit from St. Nicholas”
• Daniel Abd al-Hayy Moore, “A Little Ramshackle Shack”
• Daniel Abd al-Hayy Moore, “War”
• Rose Moss, “Time For War”
• John Mulrooney, “Lines After Bidart While Watching Television”
  
  
• Paul E. Nelson, “No Time For Dreamers”
• Ngoma, “Primal Subterranean Funk”
• Justine Nicholas, “Palais d’Hiver”
• Ruth Nott, “Rain Song”
• Naomi Shihab Nye, “Cross That Line”
  
  
• Alexandra Oliver, “The Smell of Trouble”
• Oskarthethir, “New York Is Burning”
• Debbie Ouellet, “North Wind”
• Hudson Owen, “Ground Zero”
• Wilfrid Owen, “Dulce et Decorum Est”
• Owlsa, “From South Africa To You All”
  
  
• Prabhath P, “The Cobra”
• Joseph Pacheco, “Cold Winter Morn in Florida”
• Shann Palmer, “Last Dance”
• Shann Palmer, “On the Ninety-Ninth Floor”
• Shann Palmer, “Perspective”
• Silvia A. Brandon Pérez, “Dancing around a thumb” and “The disaster of loving”
• Wanda Phipps, “Rose Window, or Prosettes”
• Edgar Allan Poe, “To My Mother”
• Edgar Allan Poe, “Ulalume”
• Steve Potter, “The Beautiful World in Ruins”
• Judy Puckett, “Where Does Peace Start?”
  
  
• Christina Querrer, “This Is What I Know” and “Dry Season”
  
  
• Kennon B. Raines, “Sweet William”
• Kennon B. Raines, “William McLain, an inspiration”
• Lesego Rampolokeng, “Crab Attack/Intro to the Master”
• Rinaldo Rasa, “SnakeShapePoema”
• Rinaldo Rasa, “spring/CLOUDS/birth”
• Cappy Hall Rearick, “We Interrupt This War”
• Barbara Reiher-Meyers, “Blizzard” & “Sweet and Bitter”
• Todd-Earl Rhodes, Untitled poem
• Tree Riesener, “comet”
• Greg Rogers, “September Blues”
• Diana Roose, “Hiroshima Morning”
• Bob Rosenthal, “Knock Three Times”
• Christina Rossetti, “Goblin Market”
• Christina Rossetti, “In the Bleak Midwinter”
• Christina Rossetti, “Sonnets are full of love”
• Christina Rossetti, “Spring Quiet”
• Christina Rossetti, “To My Mother”
• Art Ruehl, “Naming Nine One Oh One”
  
  
• Carl Sandburg, “Iron” & “Grass”
• Ernesto Santiago, “The Bird” & “The Quill”
• Siegfried Sassoon, “Aftermath”
• Robert Savino, “Shortcut Through the Storm”
• Larry Sawyer, “Emperor Avalanche”
• Sir Walter Scott, “Christmas in the Olden Time”
• Scuddle, “No Greater Love”
• William Shakespeare, “Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind”
• William Shakespeare, “Let me not to the marriage of true minds”
• William Shakespeare, “St. Crispin’s Day speech”
• William Shakespeare, “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”
• William Shakespeare, “Spring” song from Love’s Labors Lost
• William Shakespeare, “The Witches’ Spell” from Macbeth
• Skip Shea, “Songs of Mourning”
• Jackie Sheeler, “Underground Xmas”
• Rick Sheeley, “2270*”
• Allen L. Shemke, “Punishment Not Enough”
• Reginald Shepherd, “Self Portrait in the New World Order”
• Lisa Shields, “Calling Card”
• Lisa Shields, “Reaching for White”
• Larissa Shmailo, “Spring Vow”
• Patricia Smith, “You need to know Chicago if you’re going to learn to miss her”
• Hal Sirowitz, “Why God Created Eve”
• Margery Snyder, “Contemplating War”
• Margery Snyder, “Falling Through Air”
• Alan Sondheim, “do wah”
• Alan Sondheim, “Subject: skyscraper-no” & “Don’t Get Me Started”
• Barry Spacks, “Fame”
• Richard Springler, “What”
• Daniel Stafford, “In Pursuit”
• David Stewart, “Garments of Fire”
• Robert Sward, “Report from the Front”
  
  
• Aldo Tambellini, “October 19, 1990”
• Sara Teasdale, “Christmas Carol”
• Alfred, Lord Tennyson, “The Charge of the Light Brigade”
• Ingrid Toth, “Spring 1946”
• Mike Topp, “Parables”
• Edwin Torres, “I Saw You Empire State Building”
• Juliette Torrez, “lately i’ve been dreaming of bridges”
• Duane Tucker, “March Evening: Before the War” and “That Word”
• Duane Tucker, “Revenge (911 Series)”
• Tu Fu, “A Spring View”
  
  
• Melissa Varnavas, “Ashley’s Garden”
• Victoria Vasquez, “Groundswell of the Broken”
• Laki Vazakas, “Ripple Affect”
  
  
• Joyce Wakefield, “Endangered Species”
• Joyce Wakefield, “Winter Conversation”
• George Wallace, “Incident in a Rose Garden”
• George Wallace, “The Ones We Don’t Forget”
• Timothy Wangusa, “Mother Teresa’s Wish”
• Michael Warr, “Gravitas”
• Phillis Wheatley, “On Being Brought from Africa to America”
• Walt Whitman, “Election Day, November 1884” & “I Hear America Singing”
• Walt Whitman, “Look Down, Fair Moon” & “When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d”
• Walt Whitman, “On the Beach at Night”
• Walt Whitman, “The pure contralto sings in the organ loft”
• Walt Whitman, “There was a Child went Forth”
• John Greenleaf Whittier, “The Poor Voter on Election Day”
• John Greenleaf Whittier, “The Pumpkin”
• Terry Wilbur, “If Peace Should Die”
• Terry Wilbur, “Johnny-Boy”
• William Carlos Williams, “TheApproaching Hour,” “The Mind’s Games” & “Election Day”
• Laura Winton, “41 for Diallo”
• Laura Winton, “Child Hands in Practice”
• Kaimana Wolff, “Thursday (92nd Floor, WTC, 9-11-01)” & “In the Dryer (99th Floor, WTC, 9-11-01)”
  
• Milena Woodland, “The Spirit of America”
• William Wordsworth, “Anecdote for Fathers”
• William Wordsworth, “Lines Written in Early Spring”
  
  
• Emily XYZ, “Ship of State of Fools”
  
  
• John Yau, “830 Fireplace Road (2)”
• William Butler Yeats, “Aedh wishes for the Cloths of Heaven”
• William Butler Yeats, “On Being Asked for a War Poem”
• William Butler Yeats, “A Poet to His Beloved”
  
  
• Abdallah Zrika, “Black Candles”