Poems begining by M

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Mistletoe

© Walter de la Mare

Sitting under the mistletoe

(Pale-green, fairy mistletoe),

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Maybe

© Carl Sandburg

Maybe the wind on the prairie,
The wind on the sea, maybe,
Somebody, somewhere, maybe can tell.

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My Love.

© Arthur Henry Adams

SHE has tender eyes that tell
All her prim, set lips suppress —
Daring thoughts that ever dwell
Prisoned in her bashfulness;

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Marshalling Of The Achaians

© George Meredith

[Iliad, B. II V. 455]

Like as a terrible fire feeds fast on a forest enormous,

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Mr. Hosea Biglow To The Editor Of The Atlantic Monthly

© James Russell Lowell

DEAR SIR,--Your letter come to han'

  Requestin' me to please be funny;

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Man Overboard

© Katharine Lee Bates

YOUNG, the naked stoker who went

Mad with the fires and leapt to the sea,

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Monumentum Aere, Etc.

© Ezra Pound

In a few years no one will remember the buffo,
No one will remember the trivial parts of me,
The comic detail will be absent.
As for you, you will rot in the earth,
And it is doubtful if even your manure will be rich
enough

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Madrigal In Time Of War

© John Frederick Nims

Beside the rivers of the midnight town
Where four-foot couples love and paupers drown,
Shots of quick hell we took, our final kiss,
The great and swinging bridge a bower for this.

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Man, A Torch

© George Moses Horton

Blown up with painful care and hard to light,

A glimmering torch blown in a moment out,

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Metric Figure

© William Carlos Williams

There is a bird in the poplars!

It is the sun!

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Master Johnny's Next-Door Neighbor

© Francis Bret Harte

And Ma says it's decent and proper, as I was her neighbor and friend,
That I should go there to the funeral, and she thinks that YOU ought
  to attend;
But I am so clumsy and awkward, I know I shall be in the way,
And suppose they should speak to me, Papa, I wouldn't know just what
  to say.

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Moonset

© Sir Henry Newbolt

Past seven o'clock: time to be gone;
Twelfth-night's over and dawn shivering up:
A hasty cut of the loaf, a steaming cup,
Down to the door, and there is Coachman John.

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Ma Boheme

© Arthur Rimbaud

And I listened to them, sitting on the road-sides on those pleasant
September evenings while I felt drops of dew on my forehead like
vigorous wine;

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My Barometer

© Carolyn Wells

My little maid with golden hair
  Comes each morning for a kiss;
And I know the day will be fine and fair
  When Polly looks like this.

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Misapprehension

© Paul Laurence Dunbar

Out of my heart, one day, I wrote a song,

  With my heart's blood imbued,

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Midsummer

© Oliver Wendell Holmes

HERE! sweep these foolish leaves away,
I will not crush my brains to-day!
Look! are the southern curtains drawn?
Fetch me a fan, and so begone!

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Morale

© Charles Cros

Orner le monde avec son corps, avec son âme,
Etre aussi beau qu’on peut dans nos sombres milieux,
Dire haut ce qu’on rêve et qu’on aime le mieux,
C’est le devoir, pour tout homme et pour toute femme.

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Mi Corazon Amerita...

© Ramon Lopez Velarde

Mi corazón leal, se amerita en la sombra.
Yo lo sacara al día, como lengua de fuego
que se saca de un ínfimo purgatorio a la luz;
y al oírlo batir su cárcel, yo me anego
y me hundo en ternura remordida de un padre
que siente, entre sus brazos, latir un hijo ciego.

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Myself

© Harriet Monroe

What am I? I am Earth the mother,
With all her nebulous memories;
And the young Day, and Night her brother,
And every god that was and is.

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Music And Sleep

© Madison Julius Cawein

These have a life that hath no part in death;

  These circumscribe the soul and make it strong;