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Born in December 22, 1869 / Died in April 6, 1935 / United States / English

Poems by Edwin Arlington Robinson

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The White Lights

... Here, where the time knew none of these, ...

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The Growth of Lorraine

... Some could have done it—some girls have the stuff ...

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Fleming Helphenstine

... —I only know He talked of this and that and So-and-So, ...

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The Tavern

... We only know That once long after midnight, years ago, ...

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Nimmo

... Very well. I wonder if all history’s worth a wink, ...

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Sainte-Nitouche

... For him was in the Mysteries:— “My friend, there’s one thing yet,” said he, ...

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L'envoy

... God’s touch will keep its one chord quivering ...

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The Book of Annandale

... And, ah! yes, There were the words, those dying words again, ...

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Vickery's Mountain

... There’s a golden word that he never tells ...

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Bokardo

... Are overcast. God knows there are lives enough, ...

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Two Octaves

... IIWhen through hot fog the fulgid sun looks down ...

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Lisette and Eileen

... Your eyes are dead, and your black hair,— ...

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Monadnock through the Trees

... That we have done our mortal best and worst,— ...

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The Three Taverns

... When the brethren heard of us, they came to meet us as far as Appii Forum, and The Three Taverns ...

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Verlaine

... nothing less Than hell’s fulfilment of the end of things ...