Daffodils dance in the breeze, A sight that's sure to please,In Wordsworth's ode to nature, The beauty of the world's a treasure.
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
Two roads diverge in the woods, A choice that leads to different goods, In Frost's contemplation on life's journey, The paths we take shape our destiny.
The Road Not Taken
Amidst a desert of barren land, Eliot's poem explores themes so grand, From loss and disillusionment to hope, It's a journey through life's kaleidoscope.
The Waste Land
Chapter 2: Love
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate,In Shakespeare's sonnet of eternal love, The beauty of the beloved is the stuff.
Sonnet 18
Let me count the ways I love thee,In Browning's sonnet of sweet reverie, A declaration of love that's true, It's a tribute to the one who's your glue.
How Do I Love Thee
In a kingdom by the sea, Poe's poem tells of love so free, A love that's lost but never forgotten, It's a tale of love that's worth more than a ton.
Annabel Lee
Chapter 3: War
Into the valley of death rode the six hundred, In Tennyson's poem, the charge was blundered, But the bravery of the soldiers remains, It's a tribute to the fallen, a solemn refrain.
The Charge of the Light Brigade
In the trenches, gas seeps in, In Owen's poem, the horror's within, A scathing critique of war's glory, It's a plea for peace, a hopeful story.
Dulce et Decorum Est
Rage, rage against the dying of the light, In Thomas' poem, a father's plight, A call to arms against death's hold, It's a battle that's worth more than gold.