Instant Bliss: The Moore Family Book 3

✍ Scribed by Brooks, Abby

• Year: 2020
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 163 KB
• Category: Fiction

✦ Synopsis

Juan Ramon Jimenez / Dream Nocturne --- Responses (Point-Counterpart) --- Christopher Marlowe / The Passionate Shepherd to his love --- Sir Walter Raleigh / The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd --- William Shakespeare / Not marble, nor the gilded monuments --- Archibald MacLeish / Not Marble, Nor the Gilded Monuments --- William Blake / Nurse's song [innocence]: Nurse's Song [experience] --- Matthew Arnold / Dover Beach --- Anthony Hecht / The Dover Bitch: a criticism of life --- William Carlos Williams / Queen-Ann's-Lace --- Anne C. Coon / Queen Anne's Lace --- Ovid / Siesta time in sultry summer --- Jay Parini / Amores ----- Adaptations (Poetry and Song) ----- Ecclesiastes / To everything there is a season --- Pete Seeger / Turn! Turn! Turn! --- Edwin Arlington Robinson / Richard Cory --- Langston Hughes / Dream Deferred --- Langston Hughes / Same in Blues --- Woody Guthrie / This land is your land --- Sonya Sanchez / Blues --- Lonnelle Johnson / No Mo' Blues --- Bessie Smith / Lost your head blues --- John Newton / Amazing Grace --- Don McClean / Vincent ---- Poetry and Painting ---- Michelangelo Buonarotti / Sistine Chapel Ceiling --- Michelangelo Buonarotti / A goiter it seems I got from this backward craning --- Pieter Breughel / The elder --- W.H. Auden / Musee des Beaux Arts --- William Carlos Williams / Landscape with the fall of Icarus --- Joseph Langland / Hunters in the snow: Breughel --- Pieter Breughel the elder / Hunters in the Snow --- Rembrandt van Rijn / The return of the prodigal son --- Elizabeth Bishop / The Prodigal --- William Blake / The sick rose (painting) --- William Blake / The sick rose (poem) --- Cathy song / Girl powdering her neck --- Kitagawa Utamaro / Girl powdering her neck --- Francisco de Goya / "The third of May, 1808" --- Vincent Van Gogh / The starry night --- Gustave Klimt / The kiss --- Lawrence Ferlinghetti / Short story on a painting of Gustav Klimt --- Henri Matisse / Dance --- Natalie Safir / Matisse's Dance --- Romare Bearden / After Five O'clock --- Federico Garcia Lorca / Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias ----- Writing about Poetry ----- Reasons for writing about poetry ------ Informal ways of writing about poetry ------ Robert Hayden / Those winter Sundays --- Robert Graves / Symptoms of Love ------ Formal ways of writing about poetry ----- Sylvia Plath / Mirror ------ Reading Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, and Langston Hughes in Depth ----- Emily Dickinson in context ----- The nineteenth century New England Literary Scene ---- Dickinson and modern poetry ---- Dickinson and Christianity ---- Dickinson's Style ---- Emily Dickinson / I cannot dance upon my toes --- Emily Dickinson / The soul selects her own society ---- Emily Dickinson: Poems ---- Surgeons must be very careful --- "Faith" is a fine invention --- I'm "wife" --- I've finished that --- There's a certain slant of light --- After great pain, a formal feeling comes --- I taste a liquor never brewed --- A bird came down the walk --- I dreaded that first Robin, so ---"Nature" is what we see --- A narrow Fellow in the grass --- Further in summer than the birds --- I can wade grief -- The heart asks pleasure -- first --- There is a pain -- so utter --- Pain- has an element of blank --- Remorse -- is memory -- awake --- I felt a funeral, in my brain --- We grow accustomed to the dark --- I died for beauty -- but was scared --- I heard a fly buzz-when I died --- This world is not conclusion --- I've seen a dying eye --- The bustle in a house --- The last night that she lived --- Some keep the Sabbath going to church --- Dare you see a soul at the white heat? --- I'm ceded -- I've stopped being theirs --- The soul has bandaged moments ---The brain-is wider than the sky --- A spider sewed at night --- The props assist the house --- Apparently with no surprise --- This was a poet-it is that --- I reckon- when I count at all --- I dwell in possibility --- Publication -- is the auction --- Wild nights-wild nights! --- "Why do I love" You, Sir? --- My life closed twice before its close --- Success is counted sweetness --- I like a look of agony --- Much madness is divinest sense --- Tell all the truth but tell it slant --- I like to see it lap the miles --- My life had stood -- a loaded gun ---A route of evanescence --- Volcanoes be in Sicily --- Jane Kenyon / Notes from the other side --- Jane Hirshfield / Three times my life has opened --- Billy Collins / Taking off Emily Dickinson's clothes --- Linda Pastan / Emily Dickinson --- Robert Frost: Poems --- The tuft of flowers --- Mending Wall --- Birches --- Home burial --- After Apple-picking --- Putting in the seed --- Two look at two --- Fire and ice --- Acquainted with the night --- Tree at my window --- Departmental --- Desert Places --- Design --- Provide, provide --- The most of it ---- Langston Hughes: Poems ---- Dream deferred --- The Negro speaks of rivers --- Mother to son --- I, too --- My people --- The weary blues --- Young gals' blues --- Morning after --- Trumpet Player --- Dream boogie --- Ballad of the landlord --- Madam and the rent man --- When Sue wears red --- Listen here blues --- Consider me ---Theme for English B --- Aunt Sue's stories --- Madrid -- 1937 --- Let America be America again --- I'm still here ---- A Collection of Poems -- Classics ---- Anonymous / Barbara Allan --- Anonymous / Edward, Edward --- William Blake / The clod and the pebble --- William Blake / The Lamb --- William Blake / The Tyger --- William Blake / The garden of love --- Anne Bradstreet / To my dear and loving husband --- Elizabeth Barrett Browning / How do I love thee? --- Let me count the ways --- Robert Burns / A red, red rose --- Thomas Campion / There is a garden in her face --- Lewis Carroll / Jabberwocky --- Samuel Taylor Coleridge / Kubla Khan --- John Donne / Song: Go and catch a falling star --- John Donne / The Canonization --- John Donne / A Valediction : forbidding mourning --- John Donne / The flea --- John Donne / Death, be not proud --- John Donne / Batter my heart, three-personed God --- George Gordon, Lord Byron / She walks in beauty --- Thomas Hardy / The ruined maid --- Thomas Hardy / Channel firing --- Thomas Hardy / Afterwards --- George Herbert / The alter --- George Herbert / The pulley --- Robert Herrick / Upon Julia's clothes --- Robert Herrick / To the virgins, to make much of time --- Gerard Manley Hopkins / God's Grandeur --- Gerard Manley Hopkins / The Windhover --- Gerard Manley Hopkins / Pied beauty --- Gerard Manley Hopkins / Spring and fall: to a young child --- A.E. Housman / When I was one-and-twenty --- A.E. Housman / To an Athlete dying young --- Henry Howard, earl of surrey / The soote season --- Ben Johnson / On my first son --- Ben Johnson / Song: to Celia --- John Keats / When I have fears that I may cease to be --- John Keats / La Bele Dame Sans Merci --- John Keats / The eve of St. Agnes --- John Keats / Ode on a Grecian urn --- John Keats / Ode to a Nightingale --- Andrew Marvell / To his coy mistress --- John Milton / When I consider how my light is spent --- John Milton / On the late massacre in piedmont --- Sir Thomas Nashe / A litany in time of plague --- Edgar Allan Poe / To Helen --- Edgar Allan Poe / The Raven --- Alexander Pope / From an essay on man --- William Shakespeare / When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes --- William Shakespeare / Let me not to the marriage of true minds --- William Shakespeare / Th' expense of spirit in a waste of shame --- William Shakespeare / My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun --- Percy Bysshe Shelley / Ozymandias --- Pery Bysshe Shelley / Ode to the west wind.