Recent Future Poems

• Connor Mcleod - Ganas Locas
• Matthew Conrad - Verrine
• Carl Halling - My Past in Peace
• Falope Aanuoluwapo - Muddled soul
• Camron Thompson - Beat Of My Heart
• Carl Sinderby - As we search
• Sara Teasdale - The Crystal Gazer
• Walt Whitman - On Old Man's Thought Of School
• Walt Whitman - As I Sat Alone By Blue Ontario's Shores
• Walt Whitman - Poets To Come
• Walt Whitman - Carol Of Words
• Walt Whitman - O Sun Of Real Peace
• Walt Whitman - One Song, America, Before I Go
• Walt Whitman - As A Strong Bird On Pinious Free
• Walt Whitman - Kosmos
• Walt Whitman - On The Beach At Night, Alone
• Walt Whitman - Brother Of All, With Genesrous Hand
• Walt Whitman - Apostroph
• Walt Whitman - Song Of The Redwood-Tree
• Walt Whitman - Manhattan Streets I Saunter'D, Pondering
• Walt Whitman - Out From Behind His Mask
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - A Golden Day
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - A Grey Mood
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - The Two Glasses
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - Impatience
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - Resolve
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - To An Astrologer
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - High Noon
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - Only Dreams
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - Searching
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - The Past
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - Refuted
• Robert Louis Stevenson - The Wind Is Without There And Howls In The Trees
• Percy Bysshe Shelley - Mont Blanc: Lines Written In The Vale Of Chamouni
• Percy Bysshe Shelley - Lines Written In The Bay Of Lerici
• Robert William Service - CafÉ Comedy
• Robert William Service - Grin
• Robert William Service - Innocence
• Robert William Service - Five-Per-Cent
• Robert William Service - Baby Sitter
• Robert William Service - Finality
• Robert William Service - Tim
• Robert William Service - Enemy Conscript
• Robert William Service - Dram-Shop Ditty
• Robert William Service - My Future
• Robert William Service - The Logger
• Robert William Service - Room 6: The Little Workgirl
• Carl Sandburg - The Answer
• Christina Georg Rossetti - Remember
• Christina Georg Rossetti - A Daughter Of Eve

Popular Future Poems

• Rainer Maria Rilke - Duino Elegies: The First Elegy
• Louis Macneice - Wolves
• Benjamin Zephaniah - The British
• George Barker - Calamiterror (Section Vi)
• William Wordsworth - To The Daisy
• Anne Bradstreet - The Prologue
• Rudyard Kipling - A Boy Scouts' Patrol Song
• Rudyard Kipling - The Explorer
• Banjo Paterson - The Scapegoat
• Thomas Tickell - To The Earl Of Warwick, On The Death Of Mr. Addison
• Lola Kysar - The Birthday Wish
• Walt Whitman - Song Of The Redwood-Tree
• Walt Whitman - On The Beach At Night, Alone
• Lady Mary Wortle Montagu - An Answer To A Lady, Who Advised Lady Montagu To Retire
• Walt Whitman - To Think Of Time
• Sidney Lanier - Corn.
• Jean De La Fontaine - Joconde
• Edward Fitzgerald - From The Rubáiyát Of Omar Khayyám, I: 1-3, V: 12-15, 19-24, 71-72 -
• Edwin Arlington Robinson - Aunt Imogen
• William Blake - I See The Four-Fold Man
• John Donne - An Anatomy Of The World...
• Banjo Paterson - Australia Today 1916
• Robert William Service - Finality
• Richard Wilbur - The Prisoner Of Zenda
• Walt Whitman - As A Strong Bird On Pinious Free
• Kenneth Patchen - The Hangman's Great Hands
• Walt Whitman - One Song, America, Before I Go
• Henry Timrod - A Vision Of Poesy - Part 02
• Henry Reed - Psychological Warfare
• Henry Lawson - The Old Jimmy Woodser
• Aimé Césair - An Excerpt From &Quot;Notebook Of A Return To The Native Land&Quot;
• William Butler Yeats - All Souls' Night
• Jean De La Fontaine - The Hermit
• Flora A. Parham - Hope
• Phan Lac Giang Dong - Welcoming The New Century
• Phil Easy Welborn - No Quarrel In Me
• Jean De La Fontaine - The Cobbler
• Matthew Prior - An Epitaph
• Alexander Pope - Essay On Man
• Walt Whitman - Starting From Paumanok
• Robert William Service - CafÉ Comedy
• Robert Browning - Rabbi Ben Ezra
• Rupert Brooke - Heaven
• Carl Sinderby - As we search
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox - A Golden Day
• David Berman - The Charm Of 5:30
• William Blake - Songs Of Experience: Introduction
• Wilmo C. Orejola - Roots
• Charles Harpur - The Past
• Robert Southey - Ode Written On The First Of January