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    Enjoyed Schillers poem. Tried to find it in German, but the title may be different.

    "I have no silver-saddled horse to ride," About My Poetry by Nazim Hikmet
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    About My Poetry by Nazim Hikmet: An appropriate poem for a man of his sensibilities.

    "Jacob Lawrence" - William J. Harris; The Beauty of Bareness... https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poe...ty-of-bareness
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    Jacob Lawrence, an interesting artist. Reminds me a bit of Tarsila do Amaral:
    https://www.moma.org/artists/3418

    "Keep love for youth, and violets for the spring".Autumn Violets by Christina Georgina Rossetti
    https://www.public-domain-poetry.com...-violets-29923
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    "Or if a later sadder love be born,
    Let this not look for grace beyond its scope,
    But give itself, nor plead for answering truth -
    A grateful Ruth tho' gleaning scanty corn."

    "Love knoweth every form of air," - Nathaniel Parker Willis; The Annoyer... https://www.poetrycat.com/nathaniel-...is/the-annoyer
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    re:"Autumn Violets" - I don´t quite agree with Rossetti. Maybe I´m not realistic enough, but I think there is no special age for love. But the poem is so beautifully worded, that I had to choose it.

    "The Annoyer"-a charming poem about the nature of love.

    "Music doth uplift me like a sea". "Music" by Charles Baudelaire
    https://www.poetrycat.com/charles-baudelaire/music
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    re: Rossetti - agreed.

    re: "Music...": "I feel the tremblings of all passions known
    To ships before the breeze;
    Cradled by gentle winds, or tempest-blown"... delightful

    "November is so drear and chill" - Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass; November... https://www.poetrycat.com/nancy-rebe...glass/november
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    Beautiful poem by Nancy Campbell, but hm... it seems that spring has n´t shown much of itself in your realms yet.

    "Oh, children of the tropics," "A Rallying Cry" by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
    https://www.poetrycat.com/frances-ellen-watkins-harper
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    A gorgeous Spring day today... even saw a Bumble Bee upon a Dandelion

    Beautiful poem.

    "Pink is an unhappy hue, not soothing like cerulean, nor calming like" - Dara Yen Elerath; Against Pink[/i]... https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poe...7/against-pink
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    Against Pink- Lol! Interesting prose poem. Not my favorite color, but nothing against pink. Our minister of human rights of the last government uttered the famous sentence"Boys wear blue, girls wear pink". As a protest several celebrities started to wear pink shirts.

    "Quite a proud and happy man is Finn the packer"."The Tin-Pot Mill" by Edward Dyson.
    https://www.poeticous.com/edward-dys...mill?locale=it
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    re: Pink - Lol

    Fun poem with a notable refrain; a wonky industrial revolution celebration

    "Risk is the Hair that holds the Tun" - Emily Dickinson; Risk is the Hair that holds the Tun... https://emily-dickinson-riddle.blogs...seductive.html
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    "Risk is the Hair that holds the Tun". Original and cryptic approach.

    "Sail fast, sail fast," "A Song of the Future "by Sidney Lanier
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    Delightful poem

    "Thou saddened one whose longing eyes" - Nancy Rebecca Campbell Glass; In Sincerity... https://www.poetrycat.com/nancy-rebe...s/in-sincerity
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    "In Sincerity"- a sincere religious poem.

    "Up and be doing, all who have a hand" "A Call To National Service" by Thomas Hardy
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    Enjoyed: "Untended as a wild of weeds and sand.
    - Say, then, "I come!" and go, O women and men
    Of palace, ploughshare, easel, counter, pen;
    That scareless, scathless, England still may stand."

    Must have been a call to arms for everyone during WWI

    "Very loud a mad frenzy The wooden" - Hoa Nguyen My Idea of the Circus Is My Idea of the Circus Otherwise Known As: My Mother Was a Celebrated Stunt Motorcyclist, Vietnam, 1958 to 1962... https://poetryinvoice.ca/read/poems/...lebrated-stunt
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    Hoa Nguyen- Very interesting, modern approach to the theme of love.

    "When the moon was full they came to the water."Moon Fishing" by Lisel Mueller
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