Frank O'Hara — English Poetry Library

English Poetry Library

Frank O'Hara1926–196620th century Francis Russell "Frank" O'Hara was an American writer, poet, and art critic. A curator at the Museum of Modern Art, O'Hara became prominent in New York City's art world. O'Hara is regarded as a leading figure in the New York School, an informal group of artists, writers, and musicians who drew inspiration from jazz, surrealism, abstract expressionism, action painting, and contemporary avant-garde art movements.

Poems

145 poems

16 HISTORY (OF THE UNIVE DY SEAGES9 lines
18 HISTORY OF THE UNITED SPATES27 lines
2 On, that’s too good! Ha! Ha!6 lines
20 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
21. How De Soto Discovered the Mississippi. — Her-11 lines
24 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
28 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STADES44 lines
30 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
30 THE OFFICH SHEKERS.10 lines
32 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES8 lines
34. HISTORY: OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
36 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES17 lines
38 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES31 lines
4. As time went on, religious and political troubles in6 lines
40 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
46 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES30 lines
47. The First Virginia Charter. — In 1606 a group of19 lines
52 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES32 lines
54 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES12 lines
7 Cae @ = =~ ww ¢ ee19 lines
ACT I.17 lines
Ae Ht ihe ie a14 lines
All. No! No!60 lines
AN EXPLANATION7 lines
An InpiaAn WiGwam12 lines
An Otp SpanisH Misston8 lines
Ancient Lympne30 lines
Before our arms? Send on our choicest troops— SS7 lines
Bei il?4 lines
Berlin with them.27 lines
Birth of a Big Idea78 lines
Blusterman. Very remarkable mistake.19 lines
Brien. Tootrue. Alas!30 lines
By WuHom Aanp Wuy A MomeEntTous11 lines
CHAPTER IX29 lines
CHAPTER X28 lines
CHAPTER XV26 lines
CHAPTER XX31 lines
CLIMA24 lines
CLIMAX73 lines
CLONTARF.21 lines
Cr bit38 lines
Dag eae mas28 lines
Dat i ti)26 lines
De Soro Discovers THE Misstssipp1 RIVER26 lines
Dined by Lord Decies in Dublin29 lines
DISCOVERERS WHO FOLLOWED COLUMBUS13 lines
DRAMATIS PERSON.E.26 lines
DRAMATIS PERSONA.11 lines
Dwe4o010 lines
EAST AURORA7 lines
ENGLAND12 lines
Enter DEXTER. a ae75 lines
Enter Mornrovuau. 5 Net eA he20 lines
First rate. That willdo. All eae9 lines
FoR MALE CHARACTERS.35 lines
Foreword88 lines
FRENCH EXPLORATIONS IN NORTH AMERICA15 lines
Ge36 lines
Glasgow26 lines
Hn6 lines
i.12 lines
I2I7 lines
IMAX29 lines
In Dear Ole Lunnon30 lines
In Scotland’s Capital29 lines
INTRODUCTION.5 lines
Isolation Complete and Gloomy28 lines
JAMESTOWN IN 162211 lines
Jones. But he’s not here at all. .4 lines
Lanp GRANTED TO THE LONDON AND PLYMOUTH38 lines
Lene S16 lines
Live yet their royal chiefs ? 4 (Pes ee pe4 lines
Map Exercises12 lines
Mayor. ‘Time.5 lines
Mayor. Oh dear! Pll be cut off—8 lines
Meeting England’s Great Luminaries28 lines
New blood to course within these olden veins13 lines
Norwood jPress31 lines
O0827 lines
Orbs Weta AY.9 lines
P-HE OFFICE SEEKERS.11 lines
PAGE15 lines
Per |4 lines
POSTLUDE48 lines
Prelude31 lines
Pt - a ay ote16 lines
Questions50 lines
Radinghem Castle29 lines
SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN13 lines
Se38 lines
Sen36 lines
Setacneg epee ih6 lines
Sinn Fein29 lines
Son31 lines
SPANISH EXPLORATIONS IN NORTH AMERICA4 lines
SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS27 lines
Sw og 94618 lines
Sy72 lines
Tan Mae: printed in Latin and widely circu-6 lines
THE AMERICAN INDIANS 3132 lines
THE AMERICAN INDIANS 3333 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 1532 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 1732 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 195 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 219 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 2314 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 2532 lines
THE DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF AMERICA 2712 lines
THE EARLY MISSIONARIES 3932 lines
THE EARLY MISSIONARIES 4163 lines
THE EARLY MISSIONARIES 434 lines
THE ENGLISH IN AMERICA 4532 lines
THE ENGLISH IN AMERICA 4722 lines
The English-Speaking Union101 lines
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY4 lines
THE OFFICE SEEKERS.5 lines
THE SOUTHERN COLONIES 5332 lines
THE SOUTHERN COLONIES 5532 lines
THE SOUTHERN COLONIES AS32 lines
Their Lot.23 lines
They’ll make a noble stand. But when he falls— .54 lines
Those noble men will never grasp again ~- + es Ar4 lines
To18 lines
Tue Op Spanish Gates or St. AUGUSTINE11 lines
Unhappy Mary Queen of Scots28 lines
Vill SUGGESTIONS TO TEACHERS25 lines
Wee eS13 lines
Windbag. —Frank Anderson—25 lines
Windbag. To His Honor the— : es * ce15 lines
Wor LD WAR96 lines
Worip WAR73 lines
WorLD WaAR25 lines
WorLp WAR37 lines
WorLpD WAR73 lines
WorRLD WaAR74 lines
WorRLpD WAR17 lines
WortLp WAR73 lines
Wortp War77 lines
WoruLD WaAR73 lines
WoruLp WaR99 lines
Worup War78 lines
Woruv War73 lines
XVIII15 lines
XXV. Our Own TIMEs4 lines