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WE HAVE STREAMING PERMISSIONS FOR ALL 970+ POEMS IN BLACK. WE DO NOT HAVE STREAMING PERMISSIONS FOR THE POEMS IN RED. Streaming Permissions for First Name Last Name Poem Title 2021 Text Rightsholder Notes Mary Avidano City Lights yes ALP Ellen Bass Dead Butterfly yes ALP Amy Beeder Cabezon yes PM 2004 Cathy Smith Bowers Peace Lilies yes ALP John Brehm Layabout yes PM 2001 Joseph Campana First Job yes PM 2002 Billy Collins Today yes PM 2000 Barbara Crooker Sparklers yes ALP Carl Dennis Candles yes PM 2002 Karin Gottshall More Lies yes ALP Tami Haaland Little Girl yes ALP? Robert Hedin The Old Liberators yes ALP Tony Hoagland Requests for Toy Piano yes PM 2006 X.J. Kennedy Old Men Pitching Horseshoes yes ALP J.T. Ledbetter Elegy for Blue yes ALP Denise Low Two Gates yes ALP Joanie V. Mackowski The Larger yes PM 2003 Matt Mason The Story of Ferdinand the Bull yes ALP WS Merwin Good People yes PM 1999 Josephine Miles Desert yes Marilyn Nelson Daughters 1900 yes ALP D. Nurkse First Night yes ALP Alberto Rios We Are of a Tribe yes ALP Gary Soto Self-Inquiry Before the Job Interview yes PM 2001 Dean Young Elegy on Toy Piano yes PM 2003 Kabir Brother, I've seen some yes PM 2011 Chris Abani War Widow yes Robert Adamson Australasian Darters yes Zubair Ahmed I Eat Breakfast to Begin the Day yes Dilruba Ahmed Snake Oil, Snake Bite yes Francisco X Alarcon Jaguar yes Francisco X Alarcon Words are Birds yes Richard Aldington Le Maudit yes Meena Alexander Revenant yes Kazim Ali Explorer yes Agha Shahid Ali Prayer Rug yes Kazim Ali Rain yes Dick Allen What You Have to Get Over yes Desiree Alvarez Un Tintero Inkwell yes AR Ammons Finishing Up yes Rae Armantrout Pinocchio yes Rae Armantrout Riddance yes Rae Armantrout Twilight yes Simon Armitage Zoom! yes Craig Arnold Meditations on a Grapefruit yes Craig Arnold Very Large Moth yes Cynthia Arrieu-King Everybody Believes They Are the Good Guy yes Fatimah Asghar If They Should Come For Us yes Margaret Atwood Backdrop addresses cowboy yes Margaret Atwood Siren Song yes Margaret Atwood They are hostile nations yes Naomi Ayala Hole yes Naomi Ayala My Dad Says yes Jimmy Santiago Baca As Children Know yes Jimmy Santiago Baca I Am Offering This Poem yes Jimmy Santiago Baca It would be neat if with the New Year yes William Baer Snowflake yes Joanna Baillie Song yes Joanna Baillie To Cupid yes David Baker Faith yes Le sporting-club de Monte Carlo (for Lena James Baldwin Horne) yes Joanne Balingit History Textbook, America yes Amiri Baraka Legacy yes Anna Laetitia Barbauld The Rights of Women yes Anna Laetitia Barbauld To the Poor yes David Barber Aria yes David Barber Corn Maze yes Walter Bargen Icebound yes Mary Barnard Remarks on Poetry and the Physical World yes Samiya Bashir Catch yes Samiya Bashir When the saints went yes Kate Bass The Albatross yes Dan Beachy-Quick The Cricket and the Grasshopper yes Chase Beggrun Nostalgia yes Aphra Behn A Thousand Martyrs yes Aphra Behn Epitaph on the Tombstone... yes Aphra Behn Love Armed yes Marvin Bell An Introduction to My Anthology yes Marvin Bell The Uniform yes Rosebud Ben-Oni Somewhere Thuban is Fading yes Stephen Vincent Benét Difference yes Elizabeth Bentley On Education yes Charles Bernstein Sad Boy's Sad Boy yes John Berryman Dream Song 14 yes Ambrose Bierce The New Decalogue yes Ambrose Bierce The Statesmen yes Linda Bierds Ultima Thule yes George Bilgere At the Vietnam Memorial yes Sheila Black Istanbul, 1983 yes William Blake A Poison Tree yes William Blake Introduction to the Songs of Innocence yes William Blake London yes William Blake Mad Song yes The Chimney Sweeper: A little black thing William Blake among the snow yes The Chimney Sweeper: When my mother William Blake died I was very young yes William Blake The Ecchoing Green yes William Blake The Tyger yes Richard Blanco Burning in the Rain yes Robert Bly Driving toward the Lac Qui Parle River yes Robert Bly Waking from Sleep yes Louise Bogan Medusa yes Louise Bogan Women yes Eavan Boland And Soul yes Bruce Bond The Delta yes Todd Boss Rocket yes David Bottoms Sign for My Father, Who Stressed the Bunt yes David Bottoms Under the Vulture-Tree yes Edgar Bowers The Poet Orders His Tomb yes William Lisle Bowles Bereavement yes Larry Bradley Barber yes Anne Bradstreet A Letter to Her Husband... yes Anne Bradstreet Before the Birth of one of Her Children yes Anne Bradstreet The Author to Her Book yes Anne Bradstreet To Her Father... yes Anne Bradstreet To my Dear and Loving Husband yes William Stanley Braithwaite The Watchers yes John Brehm Over and Under yes Robert Bridges The Affliction of Richard yes Trevino L Brings Plenty Will yes Geoffrey Brock The Day yes What to Say Upon Being Asked to Be Julian T Brolaski Friends yes Emily Bronte Often rebuked, yet always back returning yes Charlotte Bronte on the Death of Anne Bronte yes Emily Jane Brontë Ah! why, because the dazzling sun yes Emily Jane Brontë No Coward Soul Is Mine yes Emily Jane Brontë Shall earth no more inspire thee yes Gwendolyn Brooks truth yes Jericho Brown The Card Tables yes James Brown Waiheke yes Robert Browning Confessions yes Robert Browning Epilogue yes Elizabeth Barrett Browning Grief yes Robert Browning Life in a Love yes Robert Browning Meeting at Night yes Sonnet from the Portuguese 43: How do I Elizabeth Barrett Browning Love thee? Let me Count the Ways yes Joseph Bruchac Prints yes Joseph Bruchac Steel yes Noah Buchholz The Moonlight yes Suzanne Buffam Enough yes Basil Bunting Coda yes John Bunyan The Pilgrim yes Michelle Burke Diameter yes Robert Burns A Red, Red Rose yes A Covered Bridge in Littleton, New Stephanie Burt Hampshire yes Steph Burt Kites yes Witter Bynner A Farmer Remembers Lincoln yes Elena Karina Byrne Cow Song yes Lord Byron She Walks in Beauty yes Lord Byron So We'll Go no More a Roving yes Lord Byron The Destruction of Sennacherib yes Scott Cairns First Storm and Thereafter yes Scott Cairns Possible Answers to Prayer yes Rocket Caleshu Come Back yes Gabrielle Calvocoressi At Last the New Arriving yes Thomas Campion Follow Thy Fair Sun yes My partner wants me to write them a poem Kayleb Rae Candrilli about Sheryl Crow yes Brenda Cardenas Song yes Thomas Carew Epitaph on the Lady Villiers yes Thomas Carew The Spring yes Thomas Carlyle Fortuna yes Lewis Carroll A Boat beneath a Sunny Sky yes I Know, I Remember, But How Can I Help Hayden Carruth You yes Hayden Carruth The Bearer yes Alice Cary To Solitude yes Sandra Castillo Christmas 1970 yes Sandra Castillo My Father Sings, to My Embarrassment yes Margaret Cavendish An Apology for Her Poetry yes Lorna Dee Cervantes “Love of My Flesh, Living Death” yes Lorna Dee Cervantes Emplumada yes Lorna Dee Cervantes Four Portraits of Fire yes Lorna Dee Cervantes Night Magic (Blue Jester) yes Lorna Dee Cervantes Valentine yes Victoria Chang Mr Darcy yes Chen Chen Self-Portrait as So Much Potential yes GK Chesterson The Donkey yes Eric Chock The Bait yes John Clare First Love yes John Clare Love Lives Beyond the Tomb yes John Lee Clark At the Holiday Gas Station yes My Therapist Wants to Know about my Tiana Clark Relationship to Work yes Tom Clark Then and Now yes Lucille Clifton if mama / could see yes Lucille Clifton mulberry fields yes Lucille Clifton oh antic God” yes Arthur Hugh Clough Say not the struggle nought availeth yes Judith Ortiz Cofer Women Who Love Angels yes Allison Hedge Coke America, I Sing You Back yes Henri Cole Haiku yes Peter Cole Song of the Shattering Vessels yes Samuel Taylor Coleridge Constancy to an Ideal Object yes Samuel Taylor Coleridge Kubla Khan yes Samuel Taylor Coleridge Work Without Hope yes Katherine Coles Sestina in Prose yes Billy Collins Snow Day yes Jack Collom Ecology yes Kai Conradi son/daughter yes Mary Cornish Numbers yes Jayne Cortez Under the Edge of February yes William Cowper Light Shining out of Darkness yes Kevin Craft For the Climbers yes Michael Earl Craig Night Nurse yes Stephen Crane In the Desert yes Adelaide Crapsey The Properly Scholarly Attitude yes Robert Creeley For Love yes Robert Creeley Self-Portrait yes Robert Creeley The Rain yes Robert Creeley The World yes Barbara Crooker Strewn yes Victor Hernández Cruz Here Is an Ear Hear yes Cynthia Cruz Midnight Office yes Victor Hernández Cruz Two Guitars yes EE Cummings Buffalo Bill's yes E.E. 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