City Poems

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Dublin — Louis Macneice	Grey brick upon brick, Declamatory bronze On sombre pedestals – O’Connell, Grattan, Moore – ...	178 views Rate it
Morning Sun — Louis MacNeice	Shuttles of trains going north, going south, drawing threads of blue, The shining of the lines of trams like swords, Thousands of posters asserting a...	129 views Rate it
Linmouth — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Oh lone and lovely solitude, Washed by the sounding sea! Nature was in a poet's mood, When she created thee. How pleasant in the hour of noon To...	116 views Rate it
Strada Reale.—Corfu — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	I am weary of the green wood Where haunteth the wild bee, And the olive’s silvery foliage Droops o’er the myrtle tree. The fountain singeth...	17 views Rate it
City Streets — Alexis Chontos	Driving city streets, Dirty gray snow pushed to the curbs, When will it be...	3 views Rate it
The Middle Temple Gardens — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	The fountain's low singing is heard on the wind, Like a melody bringing sweet fancies to mind; Some to grieve, some to gladden: around them they cast ...	2 views Rate it
Haiku City — Mirela Popoveniuc	the start of day city shows the star you are and hugs you...	1 view Rate it