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Poem of the Day number eighty-nine: Young Night Thought, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Poem of the Day number eighty-eight: At the Sea-Side, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Poem of the Day number eighty-seven: A Thought, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Poem of the Day number eighty-six: Bed in Summer, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Poem of the Day number eighty-four: Eldorado, by Edgar Allan Poe

This is the last poem in my book. I’ve ordered a copy of A Child’s Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson, but there will be a brief pause while I wait for it to arrive. Yes I could read from an etext but I like to write the number of the poem on the page so I don’t forget where I am. :)

Poem of the Day number eighty-three: November Night, by Adelaide Crapsey

Poem of the Day number eighty-two: I’m Nobody! Who Are You? by Emily Dickinson

Poem of the Day number eighty-one: Who Has Seen the Wind? by Christina Rossetti

Poem of the Day number eighty: The Eagle, by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Poem of the Day number seventy-nine: A Flea and a Fly in a Flue, by Anonymous

Poem of the Day number seventy-eight: The Swing, by Robert Louis Stevenson. A big favorite :)

Poem of the Day number seventy-seven: Extremes, by James Whitcomb Riley

Poem of the Day number seventy-six: Thanksgiving Day, by Lydia Maria Child. It was hard not to sing this one!

Poem of the Day number seventy-five: Little Orphant Annie, by James Whitcomb Riley. I love this one :)

Poem of the Day number seventy-four: The Whango Tree, by Anonymous

I dunno. This one is trying too hard to be Edward Lear or Lewis Carroll.

Poem of the Day number seventy-three: October, by Thomas Bailey Aldrich.

Poem of the Day number seventy-two: Windy Nights, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Poem of the Day number seventy-one: Tender-Heartedness, by Harry Graham

Poem of the Day number seventy: The Children’s Hour, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Poem of the Day number sixty-nine: The Tyger, by William Blake