Teagans Selected Poetry
2011

Introduction

I would like to thank you for visiting me again. Your emails and suggestions have all been duly noted and I hope this year we will provide just as great a pleasure as we have in the past. Please don't stop sending me your creative comments and suggestions about the poetry you would like to see here.
Ten years ago I stated that poetry has such a diverse following and covers so many moods that we are not always ready for certain poems sometimes, but on another day, or in a different mood those poems suit perfectly. For this reason I am suggesting that you bookmark this place and return and read the poems I choose each week. They are after all intended for your pleasure and inspiration as well as mine.
Each weekend one of these poems is posted in the Tir na nOg. Please feel free to post comments there about how you felt about it.

My 2011 Selected Poetry

Lord RandalAnonymous
Poems of Lao TzuLao Tzu
I Must Have Wanton PoetsChristopher Marlowe
The Great American NovelLarry Norman
My CountryDorothea Mackeller
Daley's Dorg WattleW.T. Goodge
Ordinary MiraclesErica Jong
A Sort of a SongWilliam Carlos Williams
Drunken the MoonlightSophia de Mello Breyner
A Magic Moment I RememberAlexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
ElegyDylan Thomas
Who's Riding Old Harlequin Now?Harry (Breaker) Morant
To a MadonnaCharles Baudelaire
SpringM. Vasalis
Soleasi Nel Mio CorFrancesco Petrarca
Don Juan in HellJames Elroy Flecker
Always Marry An April GirlOgden Nash
Before The World Was MadeWilliam Butler Yeats
Do Kings Put Faith in Fortressed WallsLaurence Binyon
Fetching The WoundedLaurence Binyon
A Broken AppointmentThomas Hardy
Air and AngelsJohn Donne
Flower of LoveOscar Wilde
Faery SongsJohn Keats
LostA B (Banjo) Paterson
Weekend GloryMaya Angelou
IgnotoChristopher Marlow
LisbonSophia de Mello Breyner
Peace on EarthWilliam Carlos Williams
The Black ShawlAlexander Pushkin
How Soon The Servant SunDylan Thomas
To A Silent GirlHarry (Breaker) Morant
Advice to a GirlSara Teasdale
SonnetWilliam Carlos Williams
Clenched SoulPablo Neruda
BullockyJudith Wright
The Old Bush SchoolJohn O'Brien
O NavisFelix Lope de Vega Carpio
Brink Of EternityRabindranath Tagore
To The Chosen OneJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
How Many BardsJohn Keats
A Magic Moment I RememberAlexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
A Woman's Last WordRobert Browning
Ah, how sweet it is to love!John Henry Dryden
Alone Looking at the MountainLi Bai
Take This WaltzLeonard Cohen
Tell Me BrotherKabir
Australia's MenDorothea Mackellar
1914 V: The SoldierRupert Brooke
1914 IV: The DeadRupert Brooke
Shakespeare's KingdomAlfred Noyes
The drum of the realizationJelaluddin Rumi
Sailing For FlandersCharles John Beech Masefield
AnadyomeneSara Teasdale
Sonnet For ChristmasJudith Wright
Santa ClausA B (Banjo) Paterson
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My Classic Poetry Sites



Ballad of Reading JailOscar Wilde
Collected PoetryEdgar Allan Poe
Hebrew MelodiesGeorge Gordon Byron
Horatius Defends the BridgeThomas Babington Macaulay
Poems in Terza RimaVeronica Franco
The Rime of the Ancient MarinerSamuel Taylor Coleridge
Rubaiyat of Omar KhayyamEdward FitzGerald
Sonnets From The PortugueseElizabeth Barrett Browning
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Only after the last tree has been cut down
Only after the last river has been poisoned
Only after the last fish has been caught
Only then can we realise that money can not be eaten
- Cree Indian Prophesy