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The piece which Alfred, Lord Tennyson wished to conclude and future publication of his work. This short passage relays his attitude toward the inevitable.
Thomas Hardy, a poem on Hope and beauty.
A moving tribute to following only what's important in life.
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
Dylan Thomas for his father in expectation of his father's death. It represents some of the most heart-felt, purposeful poetry written in the language.
Flower In the Crannied Wall
A simple poem by Alfred, Lord Tenyson written in awe of the very small and the very large.
John Keats' poem dedicated to the classic and the eternal. A tribute to what should truely be savored in life.
William Butler Yeats' call to a simple life.
William Wordsworth, a poem on the beauty of what's around us.
A poem written by a new comer, Alice B. Fogel, on the need to live completly.
Robert Frost's poem utilizes an advanced foot and meter, but retains the simple language which made Frost famous. His distinctly American attitude occasionally dissolved to create universally profound works such as this.
Ray Bradbury's short story. The slow realization of this setting creates a foundation from which one of the modern world's most important issues can be examined.
Robert Herrick's poem warning of the loss of time.
The classic comedy sketch which has become part of American culture.
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