Amy Lowell — English Poetry Library

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Amy Lowell1874–192519th century Amy Lawrence Lowell was an American poet of the imagist school. She posthumously won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1926.

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She posthumously won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1926.
Amy Lawrence Lowell was an American poet of the imagist school.
This library now includes 702 poems by Amy Lowell.
Amy Lowell lived from 1874 to 1925.

Poems

702 poems

10 EAST WIND7 lines
10 Six French Poets6 lines
12 EAST WIND4 lines
12 PICTURES OF ;THE FLQATING - WORLD7 lines
12 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
12 Six French Poets29 lines
14 PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD5 lines
14 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
14 Six French Poets18 lines
16 EAST WIND4 lines
16 PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD5 lines
16 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
16 Six French Poets28 lines
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18 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
18 Six French Poets9 lines
1903. AMERICA7 lines
1903. JAPAN10 lines
2 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.27 lines
20 POETRY AND POETS57 lines
20 Six French Poets3 lines
22 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS27 lines
22 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
24 Six French Poets29 lines
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26 Six French Poets29 lines
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30 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS12 lines
30 Six French Poets8 lines
32 EAST WIND4 lines
32 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS4 lines
32 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
34 POETRY AND POETS28 lines
36 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS11 lines
36 POETRY AND POETS25 lines
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4 Six French Poets29 lines
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6 EAST WIND10 lines
6 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.5 lines
6 POETRY AND POETS84 lines
6 Six French Poets29 lines
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8 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS3 lines
8 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS51 lines
8 PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD3 lines
8 POETRY AND POETS26 lines
A Decade6 lines
A DOME OF MANY-COLOURED GLASS9 lines
A GIRL5 lines
A RETROSPECT AND A PROPHECY264 lines
A WOMAN AND HER DEAD HUSBAND60 lines
ABOUKIR BAY, EGYPT103 lines
About your triumphs in the newspapers.”3 lines
Absence27 lines
ACCIDENT16 lines
After Hearing a Waltz by Bartók117 lines
After Hearing a Waltz by Bartok:8 lines
AFTER TWO YEARS35 lines
Aftermath14 lines
Amy LOoOwELL.3 lines
AMY LOWELL29 lines
AN ANNUAL ANTHOLOGY5 lines
AN ANTHOLOGY4 lines
An Eden where the snake did never10 lines
An’ gimletin’ his eyes right into th’ doctor.4 lines
An’ I thought it ’peared brighter’n usual3 lines
An’ jerked up as though fer walkin’ on.4 lines
An’ not jest wood an’ sap.19 lines
An’ sort o’ pintin’ back’ards.3 lines
An’ th’ chimbley-pieces.3 lines
An’ th’ dust was so thick19 lines
An’ th’ roads is beat down fine fer sleighin’.”9 lines
An’ that’s th’ Lord’s truth.8 lines
An’ ther’ warn’t nothin’ at all.9 lines
An’ there was old James fingerin’ his apples3 lines
An’ when th’ time come fer me to fix on a trade5 lines
And all the daffodils5 lines
And every wish and longing seems24 lines
And find it with a narrow odd contentment34 lines
And firm-set roots unshaken be.4 lines
And hath its will through blissful gen-7 lines
And perished.6 lines
And shimmer of the blossoms it uprears.4 lines
And still he waited. The clock's slow tick26 lines
And the buttons of his waistcoat bruised my body3 lines
And the last one of all shall tell10 lines
And then glad tears have filled her4 lines
And tossed a spray of roses to the clamp.11 lines
And trailed away with slowly-dragging feet.8 lines
And where it clingeth never wither-8 lines
And yet doth ever flow aright.7 lines
And yet imagination must take a second place12 lines
Answerin’ a big bass drum.7 lines
Anticipation11 lines
Apology60 lines
Apples of Hesperides24 lines
APPROACH9 lines
Arter Writine “THE Bronze Horsss”’ .21 lines
As o’er a harp A£olian10 lines
As when I read in God’s own holy42 lines
As when it ee the blossoms of our5 lines
At my feet.4 lines
At Night14 lines
At once with glowing fruit and flowers18 lines
AT SEA, OFF CAPE TRAFALGAR97 lines
AT THE WINDOW11 lines
Ate:7 lines
Au long des usines de fer10 lines
Aubade5 lines
Auf Wiedersehen4 lines
Autumn Haze . :4 lines
Azure and Gold29 lines
BALLAD OF ANOTHER OPHELIA33 lines
BATH16 lines
Because he bungled at the fall of Liége.5 lines
Before Dawn14 lines
Before the Altar86 lines
Behind a Wall62 lines
Bewildered by my laughter.5 lines
BIBLIOGRAPHY 938 lines
Bondir de plage en plage.5 lines
BREAKFAST TABLE15 lines
Bright SUNLIGHT12 lines
Broke up and splintered into shafts of light6 lines
Bronze Tablets4 lines
BROODING GRIEF10 lines
Bruised itself on a happening so rude.12 lines
But ’fore I could git out o’ th’ rocker3 lines
But he was queer as Dick’s hat-band.4 lines
But such as are revealéd to the eyes6 lines
But they didn’t see me.5 lines
But when the gardener brought his axe3 lines
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CALAIS8 lines
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CHALFONT SAINT GILES45 lines
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CHILDHOOD10 lines
Climbing16 lines
Clocks Tick a Century16 lines
CLOUDS ACROSS THE CANYON21 lines
COMPLETE EDITION.15 lines
CONSTANTINOPLE409 lines
CONTENTS.39 lines
Convalescence14 lines
Cracked bell-notes in the twilight.4 lines
Crepuscule du Matin14 lines
Crossfolded there4 lines
Crossing the moon.4 lines
Crowned12 lines
D. H. LAWRENCE5 lines
Darkness!15 lines
DAWN ADVENTURE17 lines
Des fleurs de boue ot la flamme met des lueurs.4 lines
Died in action Thursday se’nnight.”18 lines
Doac-Days . a _ z4 lines
Dreams14 lines
Drinking Alone in the Moonlight14 lines
EASTER57 lines
Elle est morte aussi d’un délire8 lines
Elle s’en va vers les hasards10 lines
EMILE VERHAEREN21 lines
Emile Verhaeren 1329 lines
Emile Verhaeren 1527 lines
Emile Verhaeren 1730 lines
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Emile Verhaeren 236 lines
Emile Verhaeren 2528 lines
Emile Verhaeren 27.25 lines
Emile Verhaeren 299 lines
Emile Verhaeren 529 lines
Emile Verhaeren 728 lines
Emile Verhaeren 915 lines
Emile Verhaeren II6 lines
Emule Verhaeren 2115 lines
Engraved upon its back.7 lines
ERINNYES50 lines
EROS AND PSYCHE65 lines
ES SIS SISSASSISG27 lines
Et patine de feu le mur et la fenétre.18 lines
Eternelle et torpide!11 lines
Even at the thought a gentle blush would steal4 lines
Every time it needed a new coat.3 lines
EYES, AND EARS, AND WALKING24 lines
F. S. FLINT16 lines
Far down into her large and patient8 lines
Far over us12 lines
Fatigue77 lines
Figurines in Old Saxe6 lines
FIREFLIES IN THE CORN31 lines
Floating on a sky-blue river8 lines
Fool's Money Bags15 lines
For me silks are outspread.14 lines
For naturally this room looked on the street.26 lines
FOREWORD17 lines
FRAGMENT26 lines
Frankincense and Myrrh14 lines
Fringed Gentians16 lines
From Beauty’s law of plainness and3 lines
From CuHrina6 lines
From One Who Stays14 lines
From the close-shut windows gleams26 lines
Frontispiece9 lines
GHOSTS 25 lines
GLOOM44 lines
H. D.4 lines
Had he but tarried with us long !37 lines
Hangin’ so still.5 lines
Happiness24 lines
Have the rocks hidden her voice?4 lines
He did but float a little way25 lines
He jest turned a sort o’ dark pink6 lines
He must have somethin’ better.14 lines
He seemed a cherub who had lost his4 lines
He shied like a colt3 lines
He was jest diff’rent.4 lines
He’d never ha’ left th’ city.5 lines
Heaped about its edge.9 lines
Heaven help me ! how could I forget5 lines
Here a branch sways3 lines
Herein doth show its most exceeding4 lines
Hero-Worship14 lines
Hoiding the mass of them up all the time.5 lines
Hora Stellatrix15 lines
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY12 lines
HOUSES14 lines
I.6 lines
ICAL OFFENDERS .3 lines
If they be wounds which such sweet5 lines
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ILLICIT14 lines
Imagist Poets.’ I here record my thanks.10 lines
In a Castle37 lines
In a Garden38 lines
In a way he had.3 lines
In Answer to a Request15 lines
In Autumn.15 lines
In Darkness14 lines
In my gown. - ~9 lines
In my Lesbos and Achaia7 lines
IN THE THEATRE14 lines
In the upper air the fireflies move more slowly.10 lines
IN TROUBLE AND SHAME10 lines
Invita Minerva .15 lines
IRENE.5 lines
Irony14 lines
Is grey and miasmic.4 lines
Is that laughter?12 lines
It echoed an’ echoed ’bout that room8 lines
It is a red sea14 lines
It made me glad to be by you.9 lines
It stood like a lady all ’dizened up fer a party15 lines
It was granted. And young Verhaeren left home21 lines
Its petals in her evening walk.4 lines
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Jest fer th’ sake o’ your servant?”6 lines
Jest rememberin’ th’ awful moan th’ door give3 lines
JOHN GOULD FLETCHER24 lines
LA MORTE10 lines
La pluie.13 lines
LACQUER PRINTS13 lines
Late September24 lines
Le feu s’éjouissait sous le manteau tendu3 lines
LE MOULIN7 lines
Le Ny r5 lines
Le seuil de la cuisine était vieux et fendu.3 lines
Le soir en cortége sous les étoiles.21 lines
LEGHORN TO LONDON59 lines
Leisure14 lines
LEMURES4 lines
Les mortes.9 lines
Let drop the yellow sunshine to gleam through3 lines
LI11 lines
Light! I know it is light.9 lines
LII11 lines
LIII11 lines
Like the twinkling of stars.6 lines
Linges et chapelets de loques10 lines
Listening14 lines
Lists9 lines
LIV11 lines
LONDON EXCURSION25 lines
LONDRES11 lines
Loon Point36 lines
LUNCH16 lines
LV11 lines
LVI11 lines
Lying beside an empty cart?6 lines
Lyrical Poems32 lines
Made off. But turned every few steps to gaze7 lines
Makes a pink and silver stain5 lines
Making it yet more lonely ?45 lines
MALADY5 lines
March Evening16 lines
Market Day50 lines
MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS85 lines
MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS 1712 lines
MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS 3312 lines
MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS Q711 lines
MERTON38 lines
MEXICAN QUARTER42 lines
MEZZANINE32 lines
MID-DAY26 lines
MID-FLIGHT24 lines
MIDDAY AND AFTERNOON17 lines
Mirage14 lines
Miscast I11 lines
Miscast II5 lines
Monadnock in Early Spring14 lines
Monotonous domes of bowler-hats4 lines
MOONS6 lines
Motor Licuts on a Hitt Roap26 lines
Moving upon the shdéji.5 lines
Mrs. Peters liked us to come in.5 lines
Music41 lines
Music-hall posters squall out:23 lines
MY15 lines
MY DEAR SIR--3 lines
My mother thought I had a chill12 lines
NAPLES152 lines
NEW LOVE4 lines
New York at Night86 lines
NicoHTMare: A TaLe ror an AUTUMN EVENING19 lines
Nor as all other women are4 lines
Nor need to pause and cleanse his feet3 lines
Nort as all other women are4 lines
Norwood jpress85 lines
NOVEMBER .3 lines
Obedience to his will with every prod.12 lines
Obligation9 lines
Of course at first the thing made no impression.5 lines
Of faded portraits in carved mouldings shone.4 lines
Of sharp gold wire.7 lines
OGRE19 lines
On A CERTAIN CRITIC ; ‘ 3 : 25S12 lines
On black bare trees a stale cream moon6 lines
On Carpaccio's Picture: The Dream of St. Ursula14 lines
ON ELDER POETS15 lines
On THE MANTELPIECE5 lines
One last innovation I have still to mention.19 lines
Or beatin’ a tin pan when a beehive swarmed.6 lines
Or hushing to a smile5 lines
Or the sweet coming of the evening22 lines
OREAD6 lines
ORION DEAD5 lines
Pa eet te li46 lines
PAGE8 lines
PALERMO, ET AL.33 lines
Paper FIsHES6 lines
Paralléles si longuement5 lines
PART I405 lines
PART II292 lines
Patience28 lines
Patterns108 lines
Pe)3 lines
PERFIDY28 lines
PERIPETEIA14 lines
Petals18 lines
Peter jumps through the window.31 lines
Pickthorn Manor12 lines
PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD11 lines
PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD 134 lines
PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD 55 lines
Pierces the body’s mask of thin dis-3 lines
Piuertms ASCENDING FusI-yAMA4 lines
PLANES OF PERSONALITY6 lines
Pn ee eee ee PESOS SRDS 9 08 9 tee kOe5 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART53 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 1128 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 1326 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 1528 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 1728 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 1929 lines
POETRY AS A SPOKEN ART 2317 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, AND23 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 3128 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 3328 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 3528 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 3728 lines
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POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 5328 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 5528 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 5728 lines
POETRY, IMAGINATION, EDUCATION 65126 lines
Poppy Seed19 lines
POSTLUDE16 lines
Pracu-Cotour To A Soap-BUBBLE6 lines
Preface ix14 lines
Preface vii31 lines
Pressed against the sh6ji.3 lines
Q4 MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS13 lines
Questions proposed by Mr. Hosea Biglow -18 lines
Quivering grass6 lines
RICHARD ALDINGTON9 lines
Richard Aldington. "AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM."147 lines
Right from the hand of God her spirit7 lines
Roads82 lines
Roap To THE YOSHIWARA5 lines
ROME233 lines
ROUND-POND6 lines
Sa15 lines
Sa chanson lisse.10 lines
Saint-Amand stands in a country of wide hori-22 lines
SEA GODS20 lines
SEA IRIS14 lines
SEA LILY20 lines
SEA ROSE13 lines
Sea Shell10 lines
SECOND SERIES7 lines
Shall still be blest with Indian-summer3 lines
She gave a little cry and fell quite prone4 lines
She only felt tired.7 lines
She twined him in her arms and soft festooned15 lines
She walks so bright and heaven-like18 lines
SHIPS IN THE HARBOUR13 lines
Shooting in melodious light.84 lines
Six French Poets28 lines
So arise and face me.16 lines
So I sized up that yard3 lines
So lay my soul within mine eyes9 lines
So soon are they gone.5 lines
So that no influence of earth can stir4 lines
So was my soul; but when ’t was full8 lines
So we didn’t have to go through the yard at all.3 lines
Solitaire11 lines
Some books by Amy Lowell:18 lines
Song35 lines
Sonnets28 lines
Speaking calm hope and trust within4 lines
Spotting the smooth-clipped grass. The days went22 lines
STATION20 lines
Steal out with me15 lines
Storm-Racked14 lines
Studies fortwo Heads . Sing te 4 : : . Piste 8516 lines
STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY3 lines
Stupidity20 lines
Summer48 lines
SumMER Rain4 lines
SUMMER STORM.55 lines
SUNSETS6 lines
Sunshine through a Cobwebbed Window50 lines
Sunshine!4 lines
Surrender to him. He could hear her moan.4 lines
Sushi eters10 lines
Swimming in the clouds.5 lines
Sword Blades34 lines
Sword Blades And Poppy Seed449 lines
TEMPLE--THE CLIFF29 lines
TERROR19 lines
That griefs may fall like snow-flakes10 lines
That th’ doctor didn’t git ahead a mite.19 lines
That would have soared like strong:3 lines
The Basket13 lines
The bellying clouds swing over the housetops.9 lines
The blue mist of after-rain3 lines
The Blue Scarf22 lines
THE BLUE SYMPHONY20 lines
The Book of Hours of Sister Clotilde323 lines
The Boston Athenaeum148 lines
THE BRONZE HORSES18 lines
The Bungler6 lines
The Captive 783 lines
The Captured Goddess39 lines
The changeful April sky of chance5 lines
The Coal Picker47 lines
The cornel-wood blazes4 lines
The Crescent Moon20 lines
The Cyclists20 lines
The date was graven in the almanack20 lines
THE DOLL4 lines
The edge of the Shadow never blurred.103 lines
The Emperor's Garden6 lines
THE EMPTY HOUSE58 lines
The End14 lines
The Exeter Road60 lines
THE FAUN SEES SNOW FOR THE FIRST TIME20 lines
The Fool Errant80 lines
The Foreigner85 lines
The Forsaken60 lines
The Fruit Garden Path14 lines
THE GARDEN7 lines
THE GIFT OF5 lines
The Giver of Stars11 lines
The Goddess wept.3 lines
The Great Adventure of Max Breuck812 lines
The greatness of her woman’s soul re-3 lines
The Green Bowl16 lines
THE HOUSE IN MAIN STREET3 lines
The huge red-buttressed mesa over yonder4 lines
The Lamp of Life14 lines
The Last Quarter of the Moon178 lines
The Little Garden14 lines
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY5 lines
The Matrix14 lines
THE MEDITERRANEAN11 lines
THE MOWERS16 lines
The Nightingale i in the Study8 lines
The notes crowd heavily and fast5 lines
The Overgrown Pasture4 lines
The Painted Ceiling32 lines
The Pike18 lines
The Pleiades24 lines
The Poet14 lines
THE POOL5 lines
The Precinct. Rochester83 lines
THE PROCESS OF MAKING POETRY24 lines
THE PROCESS OF MAKING POETRY 2528 lines
THE PROCESS OF MAKING POETRY 2728 lines
THE PROCESS OF MAKING POETRY 2913 lines
The Promise of the Morning Star59 lines
The Riverside Press18 lines
The Riversive Press36 lines
The Road to Avignon60 lines
The Shadow254 lines
THE SHRINE33 lines
THE SIRENS.54 lines
THE SKATERS7 lines
The squills and daffodils3 lines
The Starling16 lines
The stars of those two gentle eyes29 lines
The sun is rolling slowly8 lines
The Taxi12 lines
The Temple15 lines
The Tree of Scarlet Berries12 lines
The Trout16 lines
THE UNQUIET STREET15 lines
The water is cold to the eye7 lines
The Way77 lines
THE WINDMILLS13 lines
The windmills stare at the sun.12 lines
Then I give a awful jump5 lines
Then I heer’d th’ doctor say:8 lines
Then we shall turn us home again to life3 lines
They was makin’ up time by reflectin’ me double.22 lines
THIRD IMPRESSION167 lines
Those days itl Everard; unthinking took23 lines
THRENODIA.6 lines
Tingled her lissom body to a glow.10 lines
To a Friend29 lines
To A Hussanp5 lines
To an Early Daffodil14 lines
To Elizabeth Ward Perkins32 lines
To Ezra Pound67 lines
To find her only company with ghosts?19 lines
To go upstairs. “I cannot bear to be6 lines
To John Keats14 lines
TO PERDITA, SINGING.17 lines
To sit down in the chair and saw the doll12 lines
To talk to them and then come back and play20 lines
To tread the humble paths of earth.6 lines
Too apathetic even to rebuke9 lines
TRANSPOSITION38 lines
TREES28 lines
Tue Fort . A 3 5 5 3 7 2854 lines
Tuis little blossom from afar3 lines
Tur Country House8 lines
Turis little blossom from afar3 lines
TxHompson’s Lunch Room—GraAND CENTRAL13 lines
Underneath my stiffened gown13 lines
Up from the stream with sluggish flap21 lines
Upon Sir Everard. Each incident4 lines
Upon the slopes of the Honourable Mountain.5 lines
Venetian Glass17 lines
VENICE696 lines
VENICE AGAIN194 lines
Verses for Children12 lines
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VIII11 lines
VIII.9 lines
VIL.32 lines
Vill Preface28 lines
Vintage15 lines
Vinws or Fusi’’ BY22 lines
Waitin’s awful tryin’.”3 lines
WALK26 lines
WALT WHITMAN AND THE22 lines
War Pictures5 lines
WAR-TIME39 lines
We bring deep-purple4 lines
We ho AVVO5 lines
We never had no spasms on our side.3 lines
We. 3 CAMBRIDGE. . pre.34 lines
WEZZANINE38 lines
What Rabbi Jehosha said . : :3 lines
Whe Riverside Press36 lines
Whenever there’s a reasonable wind —4 lines
Which rippled to her feet. Then straight away11 lines
Which supports the statue of Buddha.4 lines
White and Green8 lines
WHITECHAPEL22 lines
WHITMAN AND THE NEW POETRY 6328 lines
Who have been the models of glory.”12 lines
Why do you always stand there shivering24 lines
Why should you try to crush me?11 lines
WHY WE SHOULD READ POETRY25 lines
WHY WE SHOULD READ POETRY 528 lines
WHY WE SHOULD READ POETRY 96 lines
Wind24 lines
With lofty strength of patient woman-22 lines
With still things on the walls and mantelpieces24 lines
With the floating leaves of maples.8 lines
With the o’ercoming faith of meek for-4 lines
Wrote these words:12 lines
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Xil PREFACE3 lines
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Ye have been very kind and good7 lines
You ain’t eat nothin’.6 lines
You can hear the quick heart of the12 lines
You were my playmate by the sea.3 lines
Your most obliged and affectionate3 lines