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	*[http://oldpoetry.com/opoem/6105-W-H-Auden-Refugee-Blues Refugee Blues]		*[http://oldpoetry.com/opoem/6105-W-H-Auden-Refugee-Blues Refugee Blues]
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	==Rupert Brooke==		==Rupert Brooke==
	[http://oldpoetry.com/opoem/33925-Rupert-Brooke-The-War-Sonnets---V-The-Soldier The Soldier]		[http://oldpoetry.com/opoem/33925-Rupert-Brooke-The-War-Sonnets---V-The-Soldier The Soldier]

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En construction :pages avec des poèmes que des enseignants d'anglais peuvent utiliser en classe avec des francophones. Pour les sonorités, pour les structures ou pour le sens.

Sommaire 1 Poetry for the younger ones 1.1 John Chipman Farrar 1.2 Roald Dahl 1.3 CJ Dennis 1.4 Rose Fyleman 1.5 Charles Lamb 1.6 Edward Lear 1.7 Limerick 1.8 Beatrix Potter 2 Poetry for the Lycée 2.1 Maya Angelou 2.2 W.H. Auden 2.3 Rupert Brooke 2.4 Roald Dahl 2.5 Emily Dickinson 2.6 Robert Frost 2.7 Edgar Albert Guest 2.8 Adrian Henri 2.9 Langston Hughes 2.10 Jenny Joseph 2.11 Rudyard Kipling 2.12 Henry Longfellow 2.13 Frank O'Hara 2.14 Wilfried Owen 2.15 Dorothy Parker 2.16 Tupac Shakur 2.17 Tagore 2.18 Alfred Tennyson 2.19 Dylan Thomas 2.20 Walt Whitman 2.21 Wordsworth 2.22 William Butler Yeats 2.23 Benjamin Zephaniah

Poetry for the younger ones

John Chipman Farrar

• Spring Wish
• Humor

Roald Dahl

• the Crocodile
• Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf
• The Three Little Pigs
• I want it now

CJ Dennis

the Music of Your Voice

Rose Fyleman

Mice

Charles Lamb

Choosing a name

Edward Lear

The Owl and the Pussy-Cat

Limerick

There was a young lady of Niger

Beatrix Potter

Three Blind Mice

Poetry for the Lycée

Maya Angelou

• Alone
• Human Family
• I know why the caged bird sings
• Phenomenal Woman
• Still I rise
• Woman Work

W.H. Auden

• Funeral Blues
• Refugee Blues
• O What is that sound

Rupert Brooke

The Soldier

Roald Dahl

Cinderella

Emily Dickinson

Hope is the thing with feathers

Robert Frost

• Acquainted with the night
• The Road not Taken
• Stopping by Woods on a snowy evening

Edgar Albert Guest

myself

Adrian Henri

Talking after Christmas Blues

Langston Hughes

I too

Jenny Joseph

Warning : when I am old,I shall wear purple

Rudyard Kipling

• IF
• The way through the woods

Henry Longfellow

Ultima thule: the tide rises, the tide falls

Frank O'Hara

lines for the fortune cookies

Wilfried Owen

Anthem For Doomed Youth

Dorothy Parker

Symptom Recital

Tupac Shakur

• I Cry
• liberty needs glasses

Tagore

• Where the mind is without Fear

Alfred Tennyson

the Lady of Shalott

Dylan Thomas

Do not go gentle into that good night

Walt Whitman

• I sit and look out

Wordsworth

I Wandered lonely as a cloud

William Butler Yeats

• An Irish Airman Foresees his death
• The lake isle of Innisfree

Benjamin Zephaniah

• Talking Turkeys
• The English (même lien que ci-dessus)