The Amazing, Super-Marvelous Poetry Memorizer!!!

Memorize poetry, song lyrics, jokes, Biblical passages and more!

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Step 1: Choose one of these famous poems from one of these famous poets:

--- Ben Jonson --- On GutOn My First DaughterOn My First SonOn SpiesStill to Be NeatThough I am Young, and Cannot TellTo Doctor EmpiricTo Fine Lady Would-BeTo Fool, Or KnaveTo the Reader --- Edgar Allan Poe --- A DreamAn EnigmaDreamEldoradoElizabethEvening StarRomanceSerenadeSongSonnet- To ScienceThe RavenTo MTo My MotherTo the LakeTo the River --- Elizabeth Barrett Browning --- How Do I Love Thee? --- Emily Dickinson --- Come slowlyI had been hungry all the yearsI held a jewelMy RiverUpon a Lilac Sea --- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow --- AutumnChimesDanteHolidaysMezzo CumminMiltonNatureThe Broken OarThe Cross of SnowThe GalaxyThe PoetsThe Sound of the SeaThe TidesThe Two RiversVenice --- John Donne --- Break of DayDeath Be Not ProudFor Whom the Bell TollsNegative LoveThe ExpirationThe Paradox --- John Keats --- Bright StarOn First Looking into Chapman's HomerOn Seeing the Elgin MarblesOn Sitting down to Read King Lear Once AgainOn the Grasshopper and CricketOn the SonnetTo My BrothersWhen I Have FearsWhy did I laugh to-night? No voice will tell --- John Milton --- On His Being Arrived to the Age of Twenty-threeOn His BlindnessOn His Deceased Wife --- Katherine Mansfield --- Camomile Tea --- Lord Byron --- She Walks in BeautySo, We'll Go No More a RovingSonnet To ChillonWhen We Two Parted --- Micheal Drayton --- Since There's No Help, Come Let Us Kiss And Part --- Ralph Waldo Emerson --- Concord HymnTactThe Snow-StormThe VisitTwo Rivers --- Robert Frost --- A QuestionDust of SnowFire And IceIn a Disused GraveyardNothing Gold Can StayOnce By The OceanThe Cow in Apple TimeThe Road Not Taken --- Thomas Moore --- Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young CharmsHark! The Vesper Hymn is Stealing She is Far from the Land --- William Blake --- A DreamA Poison TreeAh SunflowerDivine ImageInfant JoyInfant SorrowLaughing SongLondonMy Pretty Rose TreeNurse's SongSpringThe AngelThe BlossomThe Chimney SweeperThe Clod And the PebbleThe FlyThe Garden of LoveThe LambThe LilyThe Little Boy FoundThe Little Boy LostThe ShepherdThe Sick RoseThe TigerThe Voice of the Ancient Bard --- William Shakespeare --- Being Your SlaveBlow, Blow, Thou Winter WindFarewell! thou art too dear for my possessingLet me not to the marriage of true minds"My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sunNot marble nor the gilded monumentsO Mistress MineSeven Ages Of ManShall I Compare Thee (Sonnet XVIII)Th' expense of spirit in a waste of shame"That time of year thou mayst in me beholdThe forward violet thus did I chideThey that have power to hurt and will do noneThose lips that love's own hand did makeTwo loves I have of comfort and despairWhen I do count the clock that tells the timeWhen to the sessions of sweet silent thought --- William Wordsworth --- I Wandered Lonely As a Cloud

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