Poetic Openings : Ralph Waldo Emerson to Ralph Waldo Emerson

Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Compensation : First Line : Why should I keep holiday,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Concord Hymn : First Line : Sung at the Completion of the Concord Monument,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Daemonic Love : First Line : Man was made of social earth,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Days : First Line : Daughters of Time, the hypocritic Days,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Dirge : First Line : Knows he who tills this lonely field

Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Each And All : First Line : Little thinks, in the field, yon red-cloaked clown,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Eros : First Line : The sense of the world is short,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Etienne De La Boece : First Line : I serve you not, if you I follow,
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Experience : First Line : The lords of life, the lords of life,—
Poet : Ralph Waldo Emerson : Poem : Fable : First Line : The mountain and the squirrel

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