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"Classical Gas" by Mason Williams
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The computer has added a new dimension to the study of poetry. There are now many online poetry collections to enhance the enjoyment of this literary genre. Poetry Planet enriches assignments by providing links to poetry resources, glossaries, annotated e-texts, and webpages which provide background material. Furthermore, a whole new world of poetry opens up when song lyrics are considered for analysis. Considering your teacher's musical background, is this a surprise? Regardless of your poetic desires, visit Poetry Planet for the best poems on earth!
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This is a separate webpage on KIMMEL'S KORNER devoted to one of the most beloved American poems. Of course, an online version of the poem is available.
Giggle Poetry is advertised as the premier website for humorous childrens verse on the web. In addition, to being named to numerous educational and children's listings of top sites, Giggle Poetry has won numerous awards.
A unique guide for the study of poetry, with an extensive range of definitions, cross-references between related terms, and informative sidelights.
Song lyrics are often overlooked when poetry is studied in the public schools. Needless to say, many are worthy of literary interpretation. Lyrics.com has a huge archive, so you should have no problem finding that special song. Simply browse by artist.
No, this is not a website for cheaters! Plagiarist.com is actually an online archive of the world's finest poetry. It is one of the most enjoyable websites devoted to poetry I have come across.
Different types of poems to try in class or at home.
The Poetry Zone is a website set up primarily to enable children and teenagers to publish their own poetry and reviews. Students under the age of 18 must have parental permission to send poems, however.
Poets' Corner is a massive online collection of poetry with thousands of works. It is a substantial resource for those who enjoy or study poetry of all types.
An interesting, albeit brief, introduction to poetry.

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