Popular Destiny Poems
- Khalil Gibran - A Poet's Voice Xv
- Friedrich Schiller - The Artists
- Bettie Beaire Young - Courage Is
- Minh-Vien - Life's Road
- Wilmo C. Orejola - What Value Life
- Barbara Randall Clark - Wellness, A Mind Thing
- Jr. Earl C. Bateman - Waiting
- Cindy Kocsis - Masterpiece
- Alice Lorraine Hill - Come Listen To The Music
- AM Juster - Waiting
- Emma Lazarus - Destiny
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox - In The Long Run
- Sidney Lanier - To Baynard Taylor
- Samuel Cody - Golem
- Evelyn Judy Buehler - Pleasant and Vivid Dreams
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox - The Law
- Elizabeth Barre Browning - A Thought For A Lonely Death-Bed
- Thomas Sackville - The Induction
- Robinson Jeffers - The Purse-Seine
- Punit Parikh - Carbon Copy
- Muriel Stuart - Tintagel
- Wilma R. Cole - A Diamond In The Rough
- Sir Charles Geor Roberts - Canada
- Wilmo C. Orejola - Roots
- Conrad Potter Aiken - Senlin: His Cloudy Destiny
- Boris Pasternak - Winter Night
- Lady Mary Wortle Montagu - Epistle From Arthur Grey, The Footman, To Mrs. Murray, After His Condemnation For Attempting To Comm
- Rudyard Kipling - The Bells And Queen Victoria
- Thomas Love Peacock - Palmyra (1st Edition)
- Walt Whitman - In Cabin'D Ships At Sea
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Blossing Of The Solitary Date-Tree, The
- Robert William Service - Finality
- Yvonne Goss - Seas Of Earth, Seas Of Space
- Delmira Agustini - Plegaria
- Edmund Spenser - Ruins Of Rome, By Bellay
- Friedrich Schiller - The Two Guides Of Life - The Sublime And The Beautiful
- John Clare - To A Fallen Elm
- Richard Lovelace - A Dialogue Betwixt Cordanus And Amoret, On A Lost Heart
- Heidi Anne Bell - True Love
- Andrew Marvell - The Death Of Cromwell
- Mary Darby Robinson - Deborah's Parrot, A Village Tale
- Sir Walter Raleigh - Nature That Washed Her Hands In Milk
- Azmena Zaidi - Yes, It's Worth Trying
- Robert William Service - Dylan
- Aleister Crowley - Boo To Buddha
- Mary Darby Robinson - All Alone
- Andrew Ian Marshall - Demons From Hell
- Thomas Bailey Aldrich - Thorwaldsen
- Raina Hutchins - Broken..
- Walt Whitman - Great Are The Myths