
First published in 1908, "Above the Dock" is a seminal work by T.E. Hulme, an English critic and poet who was a central figure in the development of Modernism. Hulme was the driving force behind the Imagist movement, which championed precision, clar…
A prolific poet and humorist in the late 19th century, Eugene Field was affectionately known as the "Poet of Childhood." First published in his 1892 collection A Second Book of Verse, "Red" is a multi-stanza work that is often distilled down to this…
Published in his 1893 collection The Rose, "When You Are Old" is one of the most poignant works of William Butler Yeats, a titan of 20th-century Irish literature. Written during his intense and often unrequited pursuit of the Irish revolutionary Mau…