Poetry speaks who I am /

Collects more than one hundred poems for young readers, with selections by Maya Angelou, Arthur Sze, Langston Hughes, Edgar Allan Poe, Walt Whitman, William Butler Yeats, and others; and includes an audio CD with some of the poets reading their works.

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Other Authors: Paschen, Elise, Raccah, Dominique
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Naperville, Ill. : Sourcebooks/Jabberwocky, 2010.
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Table of Contents:
  • Eternity / Jason Shinder
  • Perhaps the world ends here / Joy Harjo
  • Still I rise / Maya Angelou
  • Cinderella's diary / Ron Koertge
  • Vampire's serenade / Dana Gioia
  • Alone / Edgar Allan Poe
  • Alone / Siegfried Sassoon
  • Caroline / Allison Joseph
  • "What are friends for..." / Rosellen Brown
  • I loved my friend / Langston Hughes
  • In the fifth-grade locker room / Rebecca Lauren
  • Bra shopping / Parneshia Jones
  • Blood charm / Annie Finch
  • Pause / Nikki Grimes
  • The delight song of Tsoai-talee / N. Scott Momaday
  • Indian education / Sherman Alexie
  • One art / Elizabeth Bishop
  • Here / Arthur Sze
  • Haiku / Sonia Sanchez
  • Good girl / Molly Peacock
  • Bad boats / Laura Jensen
  • No images / Waring Cuney
  • won't you celebrate with me / Lucille Clifton
  • What I'm telling you / Elizabeth Alexander
  • How I learned to sweep / Julia Alvarez
  • Sonnet 130 / William Shakespeare
  • Litany / Billy Collins
  • A teenage couple / Brad Leithauser
  • Free period / David Yezzi
  • Zodiac / Elizabeth Alexander
  • The Skokie theater / Edward Hirsch
  • Valentine / Wendy Cope
  • An angry Valentine / Myra Cohn Livingston
  • What great grief has made the empress mute / June Jordan
  • Mad girl's love song / Sylvia Plath
  • How we heard the name / Alan Dugan
  • The gladiator / Kevin Prufer
  • Worth / Marilyn Nelson
  • I am a Black / Gwendolyn Brooks
  • Lost sister / Cathy Song
  • Flash cards / Rita Dove
  • Arithmetic / Carl Sandburg
  • Dream variations / Langston Hughes
  • Dreams / Langston Hughes
  • Blackberry-picking / Seamus Heaney
  • Manners / Elizabeth Bishop
  • Mascara / Elizabeth Bishop
  • from For a girl beginning / Joy Harjo
  • Every day it is always there / Rainy Ortiz
  • Dear Mama (4) / Wanda Coleman
  • A boy in a bed in the dark / Brad Sachs
  • The talk / Sharon Olds
  • A small poem / Calvin Forbes
  • Fears of the eighth grade / Toi Derricotte
  • When I have fears that I may cease to be / John Keats
  • Death of a snowman / Vernon Scannell
  • Oatmeal / Galway Kinnell
  • Eating poetry / Mark Strand
  • The bagel / David Ignatow
  • Hope is the thing with feathers / Emily Dickinson
  • If I can stop one heart from breaking / Emily Dickinson
  • The Duke's castle / John Fuller
  • Ozymandias / Percy Bysshe Shelley
  • The sacred / Stephen Dunn
  • The road not taken / Robert Frost
  • Prowess / Samuel Menashe
  • What we might be, what we are / X.J. Kennedy
  • Sideman / Paul Muldoon
  • XVIII. Oh, when I was in love with you / A.E. Housman
  • Sometimes with one I love / Walt Whitman
  • In the desert / Stephen Crane
  • Annabel Lee / Edgar Allan Poe
  • The summer of black widows / Sherman Alexie
  • Permanently / Kenneth Koch
  • A dog on his master / Billy Collins
  • Mowing / Midge Goldberg
  • Seal / William Jay Smith
  • Seahorses / Brad Leithauser
  • So far / Naomi Shihab Nye
  • The germ / Ogden Nash
  • Baseball / Bill Zavatsky
  • Poetry slalom / Mary Jo Salter
  • How I discovered poetry / Marilyn Nelson
  • Used book shop / X.J. Kennedy
  • The survivor / Marilyn Chin
  • New clothes / Kay Ryan
  • Mediation / Kim Stafford
  • A fable / Louise Glück
  • Houses / Nancy Willard
  • Snowmen / Agha Shahid Ali
  • The floral apron / Marilyn Chin
  • Abuelito who / Sandra Cisneros
  • Legacies / Nikki Giovanni
  • Instead of her own / Molly Peacock
  • Tia Chucha / Luis J. Rodriguez
  • The adversary / Phyllis McGinley
  • What your mother tells you now / Mitsuye Yamada
  • 33 / Philip Schultz
  • 49 / Philip Schultz
  • What are heavy? / Christina Rossetti
  • The wind / Sara Teasdale
  • Acquainted with the night / Robert Frost
  • When you are old / W.B. Yeats
  • "Nobody can counsel and help you" / Rainer Maria Rilke
  • "Live a while in these books" / Rainer Maria Rilke
  • Here yet be dragons / Lucille Clifton
  • Sedna / Kimiko Hahn
  • The writer / Richard Wilbur.