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Early American Poets » William Cullen Bryant » William Cullen Bryant Poetry

William Cullen Bryant Poetry 


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Shalt thou not teach me, in that calmer home,
 The wisdom that I learned so ill in this–
 The wisdom which is love–till I become
 Thy fit companion in that land of bliss?
– William Cullen Bryant. From: The Future Life
 
Bryant Poems Include

●A Forest Hymn
●Consumption
●June
●November
●October
●Thanatopsis
●The Death Of Lincoln
●The Death Of The Flowers
●The Gladness Of Nature
●The Skies
●The Strange Lady
●To A Waterfowl
●To The Fringed Gentian

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・William Cullen Bryant Poetry
●A Forest Hymn
●Consumption
●June
●November
●October
●Thanatopsis
●The Death Of Lincoln
●The Death Of The Flowers
●The Gladness Of Nature
●The Skies
●The Strange Lady
●To A Waterfowl
●To The Fringed Gentian