Popular Pride Poems
- Rudyard Kipling - The Female Of The Species
- Robert Browning - Last Ride Together, The
- Robert Graves - Call It A Good Marriage
- Banjo Paterson - Mulga Bill's Bicycle
- Christina Georg Rossetti - Maude Clare
- Rudyard Kipling - The Ballad Of East And West
- Gilbert White - The Invitation To Selborne
- Anonymous Oceania - The Wild Colonial Boy
- William Butler Yeats - Death
- Jonathan Swift - A Beautiful Young Nymph Going To Bed
- Robert Browning - From ‘paracelsus’ - P
- Oliver Goldsmith - The Traveller; Or, A Prospect Of Society (Excerpt)
- Banjo Paterson - Ambition And Art
- Sir Thomas Wyatt - In Spain
- Mary Darby Robinson - Golfre, Gothic Swiss Tale
- Gerald Stern - Apocalypse
- Mary Darby Robinson - The Hermit Of Mont-Blanc
- Mary Darby Robinson - The Deserted Cottage
- William Butler Yeats - A Nativity
- Isaac Watts - Hymn 167
- Lady Mary Wortle Montagu - Constantinople
- Rudyard Kipling - A Pilgrim's Way
- Joseph Addison - The Campaign, A Poem, To His Grace The Duke Of Marlborough
- John Clare - Christmass
- William Wordsworth - Ode To Duty
- Mirabai - O My Mind
- John Newton - Prayer Answered By Crosses
- Julia Ann Moore - Centennial Celebration
- John Clare - Christmas
- Charles Baudelaire - For Madame Sabatier
- Susan Mary Robertson - Blood, Sweat And Tears
- Robert Browning - The Flight Of The Duchess
- Walt Whitman - I Sing The Body Electric
- Steven Craig Hickman - There Is Sadness In His Eye
- Pansy Patterson - My Dark Face
- Oscar Wilde - Ravenna
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox - I Am
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox - A Song Of Life
- Henry Lawson - The Star Of Australasia
- William Butler Yeats - The Municipal Gallery Revisited
- Sir Walter Scott - Patriotism 02 Nelson, Pitt, Fox
- Banjo Paterson - Conroy's Gap
- Delmore Schwartz - From: A King Of Kings, A King Among The Kings
- Lady Mary Wortle Montagu - Wednesday, The Tête À Tête -
- Dylan Thomas - Elegy
- Robert William Service - Spartan Mother
- Isaac Watts - Hymn 155
- Robert William Service - Gipsy
- Thomas Campbell - Ode To The Memory Of Burns
- Robert Southey - To The Genius Of Africa