The\u00adse are\u00adn\u2019t my favou\u00adri\u00adte poems in the sen\u00adse of being the top ten or any\u00adthing, but they\u2019\u00adre among the poems I eit\u00adher know by heart or love to pie\u00adces or tell peo\u00adp\u00adle to read.<\/p>\n
Sea\u00admus Hea\u00adney, Lim\u00adbo<\/a>. So har\u00adro\u00adwing, and so dense.<\/p>\n A.A. Mil\u00adne, Dis\u00ado\u00adbe\u00addience<\/a>. I make all my stu\u00addents learn it \u2013 par\u00adti\u00adcu\u00adlar\u00adly effec\u00adti\u00adve if spo\u00adken in a group.<\/p>\n John Don\u00adne, The Sun\u00adne Rising<\/a>. Not\u00adhing else is.<\/p>\n Wil\u00adliam Shake\u00adspeare, Son\u00adnet 129: Th\u2019\u00adex\u00adpen\u00adse of spi\u00adrit in a was\u00adte of shame<\/a>. May be deli\u00adver\u00aded sub\u00adver\u00adsi\u00adve\u00adly, as a par\u00adty pie\u00adce. Done so famously by Ralph Fien\u00adnes on the When Love Speaks album (available on iTunes).<\/p>\n Gerard Man\u00adley Hop\u00adkins, No worst, the\u00adre is none<\/a>. Becau\u00adse the mind, mind has mountains.<\/p>\n Wil\u00adliam But\u00adler Yeats, The Song of Wan\u00adde\u00adring Aen\u00adgus<\/a>. I also like this song ver\u00adsi\u00adon by Jolie Hol\u00adland<\/a>.<\/p>\n Robert Gra\u00adves, Love Wit\u00adhout Hope<\/a>.<\/p>\n