Romantic and Victorian Poetry

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The Mouse's Petition (Anna Barbauld)
"for here forelorn and sad I sit" , "pensive prisoner's prayer", "lest in the worm you crush, A brother's soul you find", "when destruction lurks unseen, which men, like mice may share", "freedom", "tyrant", "oppresive"
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A Summer Evening's Meditation (Anna Barbauld)
"Fair Venus", "is there aught beyond?", "on Fancy's wild and roving wind I sail"
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To a Little Invisible Being soon to become visible (Anna Barbauld)
"Germ of new life", "burst thy prison doors"
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The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (William Blake)
"Hell", "Angel", "serpent", "Good and Evil", "neccessary to human existence"
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Frost at Midnight (Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
"my cradled infant" "this deep calm" "reared in the great city"
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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
"an albatross through the fog it came, as if it had been a Christian soul", "a painted ship upon a painted ocean"
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The Eve of St Agnes (John Keats)
"the sweet Virgin's picture, while his prayer he saith", "moan", "panted quick" "the lovers fled away into the storm"
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Ode to a Nightingale (John Keats)
"immortal bird", "my heart aches", "as though of hemlock I had drank"
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Ode on a Grecian Urn (John Keats)
"heard melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter"
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We are seven (William Wordsworth)
"rustic woodland air", "their graves are green, they may be seen"
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Tintern Abbey (William Wordsworth)
"the Hermit sits alone", "how oft in spirit, have I turned to thee", "nature"
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Strange fits of passion I have known (William Wordworth)
"If Lucy should be dead!"
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Book Sixth (Crossing Simpleton Pass)
"soulless image", "winter like a tamed lion walks", "our destiny, our nature, and our home"
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Beachy Head (Charlotte Smith)
"sound of seas", "whispering wings", "his spirit, from its earthly ******* freed, had to some better region fled forever"
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Mont Blanc (Percy Shelley)
"now dark" "now glittering" "now reflecting"; "bursting through these darl mountains like the flame of lightning through the tempest", "to muse on my own seperate phantasy", "the witch Poesy", "the power is there"
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The Nightingale's Nest (John Clare)
"green woodland", "lost in a wilderness of listening leaves", "curious house"
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The Badger (John Clare)
"host of dogs and men", "the crowd", "kicked and torn and beaten"
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Sappho's Song (Leitia Landon)
"pulse, and head and heart", "I shall sleep calm beneath its wave"
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Lines of Life (Letitia Landon)
"I live among the cold, the false", "I borrow others likeness, till almost I lose my own", "that eternal time"
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Casabianca (Felicia Hemans)
"burning deck", "flame", "born to rule the storm", "the noblest thing that perished there"
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Corinne at the Capitol (Felicia Hemans)
"sun", "summit", "height", "crown'd of Rome - Oh! - art though not happy in that glorious lot?"
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Stars (Emily Bronte)
"your glorious eyes", "so pure a spell"
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The Prisoner: A Fragment (Emily Bronte)
"my tyrants"
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Dover Beach (Matthew Arnold)
"the sea is calm tonight", "Listen!", "eternal note of sadness", "armies clash by night", "like a land of dreams"
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Maud (Lord Alfred Tennyson)
"the fault was mine, the fault was mine", "venomous worms that sting each other", "babe-faced lord"
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Mariana (Lord Alfred Tennyson)
"I am aweary, aweary, I would that I were dead", "blackest moss", "rusted nails", "weeded and worn"
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The Lady of Shalott (Lord Alfred Tennyson)
"four grey walls", "who hath seen her?", "shadows of the world"
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In Memoriam (Lord Alfred Tennyson)
"my Arthur", "thy creature, whom I found so fair", "his holy urn"
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Goblin Market (Christina Rossetti)
"the goblins", "tore her gown", "like a lily in a flood", "mauled and mocked her"
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In an Artist's Studio (Christina Rossetti)
"nameless girl", "a saint", "angel", "as she fills his dream"
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God's Grandeur (Gerald Manley Hopkins)
"the world is charged with the grandeur of God", "man's smudge on earth"
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The Windhover (Gerald Manley Hopkins)
"pride, plume", "brute beauty", "buckle"
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"Fair Venus", "is there aught beyond?", "on Fancy's wild and roving wind I sail"

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A Summer Evening's Meditation (Anna Barbauld)

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"Germ of new life", "burst thy prison doors"

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"Hell", "Angel", "serpent", "Good and Evil", "neccessary to human existence"

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"my cradled infant" "this deep calm" "reared in the great city"

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