Poetry The Dead Language (Black)

Resuscitating the Poetic Rhythm and the Rhyme Almost everyone likes poetry. If you like music-particularly the lyrical content-you like poetry. If you like great film dialog, you like poetry. If you like reading birthday cards, you like poetry. Just about everyone likes poetry in some form or fashion. There is a passion about it. There is a rhythm to it. There is soul in it. Most of the names will not be known, and most of the authors of these poems only wrote the solitary poem that included in this book. Seek out these writers. Steve Dustcircle Paul Thomas Gilbert S. W. Gillinan Washington Gladden Arthur Grissom Arthur Guiterman H. H. C. C. Charles Graham Halpine Lady T. Hastings John Edward Hazzard Reginald Heber A. Hoatson James Hogg Abijah M. Ide Tomas de Iriarte y Oropesa Wallace Irwin John William Ivimey Tudor Storrs Jenks Sydney Jephcott Hilda Johnson William Johnston Francis Kenna W. J. Lampton Andrew Lang Frederick Langbridge Francis Ledwidge Henry S. Leigh Mark Lemon Charles James Lever Evan Lloyd Russell Hilliard Loines Charles Battell Loomis Fred W. Loring Richard Lovelace James Russell Lowell Edward Lysaght William Maginn John Marriott J. H. McKenzie Alice Duer Miller Alan Alexander Milne Clement Clarke Moore Thomas Sturge Moore Bessie Morgan Captain C. Morris Peter Anthony Motteux Thomas Moult Louise Chandler Moulton Frederick Moxon George Francis Shults