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- 90 Seconds Togetherby Martin E. Dempsey
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- A & Pby John Updike
- About Loveby Anton Chekhov
- Absentby Cesar Vallejo
- The Abuelita Poemby Paul Martinez Pompa
- Accused Wife Kills Her Alleged Loverfrom The New York Times
- Adam's Curseby William Butler Yeats
- Addressing Poverty Can Heal an Increasingly Divided Countryby Andre M. Perry
- The Adjustment of Feverby Cesar Vallejo
- Advice to My Sonby Peter Meinke
- Aedh Thinks of Those Who Have Spoken Evil of His Belovedby William Butler Yeats
- Africa In The Thought of Negro Americansby Earl E. Thorpe
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The Norton reading is Page 5 Column 1 Paragraph 1, Page 9 Column 2 Paragraph 1 & 2 which continues to the 3rd Column, Page 10 Column 2 Paragraph 3 until the end on page 11. - After Apple Pickingby Robert Frost
- After great pain, a formal feeling comesby Emily Dickinson
- After Long Silenceby William Butler Yeats
- Afternoon on a Hillby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- After the Raceby James Joyce
- Al Aaraafby Edgar Allen Poe
- An Allegoryby Charles Baudelaire
- All Things Can Tempt Meby William Butler Yeats
- Alzheimer'sby Kelly Cherry
- Americaby Claude McKay
- American Poetryby Louis Simpson
- Anecdote of the JarBy Wallace Stevens
- An Encounterby James Joyce
- An Essay on Criticismby Alexander Pope
- Annabel Leeby Edgar Allen Poe
- Ant Colonyby Alissa Nutting
- Antigoneby Anne Bradstreet
- Antigone Rising: The Subversive Power of the Ancient Mythsby Helen Morales
- ApolloBy Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
- Arabyby James Joyce
- Are Too Many People Going to College?by Charles Murray
- Are We Really as Awful as We Act Online?by Agustin Fuentes
- Ars Poetica?by Czeslaw Milosz
- An Arundel Tombby Philip Larkin
- Ashes of Lifeby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Assignationby Edgar Allan Poe
- At the Cancer Clinicby Ted Kooser
- At Willard Brookby Adrienne Rich
- Aubadeby Philip Larkin
- Aunt Jennifer's Tigersby Adrienne Rich
- The Author to Her Bookby Anne Bradstreet
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- Ballad of the Landlordby Langston Hughes
- Banning Plastic Bags Is Great for the World, Right? Not So Fastby Ben Adler
Please note: This resource is from Wired.com, which only allows you to view a limited amount of articles before paying a subscription. If you reach the limit, try using another browser or computer to view the article. - Barbie Dollby Marge Piercy
- Barn BurningBy Haruki Murakami
- The Bearby William Faulkner
- The Beautiful Changesby Richard Wilbur
- Because I could not stop for Deathby Emily Dickinson
- Because You Asked about the Line Between Prose and Poetryby Howard Nemerov
- Beclouded (aka: The Sky is Low, the Clouds are Mean)by Emily Dickinson
- The Beet Queenby Louise Erdrich
- Bellsby Edgar Allen Poe
- Bells for John Whiteside's Daughterby John Crowe Ransom
- Bereniceby Edgar Allan Poe
- Bettering Myselfby Ottessa Moshfegh
- Biography of a Dressby Jamaica Kincaid
- Birchesby Robert Frost
- The Birthmarkby Nathaniel Hawthorne
- The Bishopby Anton Chekhov
- Blackberry Eatingby Galway Kinnell
- The Black Catby Edgar Allan Poe
- The Black Fingerby Angelina Weld Grimke
- A Black Man Talks of Reapingby Arna Bontemps
- The Black Monkby Anton Chekhov
- Blandeurby Ryan Kay
- Blightby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Blood Bayby Annie Proulx
- The Boarding Houseby James Joyce
- The Boat is Tethered to the Floorby Helene Johnson
- The Boys Are Doing Just Fineby Carine M. Feyten
- The brain is wider than the skyby Emily Dickinson
- Bridal Balladby Edgar Allen Poe
- Buffalo Bill'sby E. E. Cummings
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- The Callby Jessie Pope
- The Canonizationby John Donne
- Canterbury Tales, Volume 1by Geoffrey Chaucer
- Canterbury Tales, Volume 2by Geoffrey Chaucer
- The Cask of Amontilladoby Edgar Allan Poe
- Cathedralby Raymond Carver
- The Chances of Divorcefrom The Washington Post
- The Charge of the Light Brigadeby Alfred Tennyson
- The Cherry Orchardby Anton Chekhov
- The Chimney-Sweeper (from Songs of Experience)by William Blake
- The Chimney-Sweeper (from Songs of Innocence)by William Blake
- Chocolatesby Louis Simpson
- Choking the Oceans with Plasticby Charles J. Moore
- Circaby Richard Butner
- A Circle in the Fireby Flannery O'Connor
- The Circling Handby Jamaica Kincaid
- The City in the Seaby Edgar Allen Poe
- Clayby James Joyce
- The Coliseumby Edgar Allen Poe
- The Comforts of Homeby Flannery O'Connor
- Community College: The Great Equalizerby Mike Rose
- The Conqueror Wormby Edgar Allen Poe
- Conquistadorsby Stephen Graham Jones
- The Contestby Annie Proulx
- Corinna's Going a Mayingby Robert Herrick
- Counterpartsby James Joyce
- The Country Churchby Washington Irving
- The Country of the Blindby H. G. Wells
- The Court of Lionsby Washington Irving
- Covehitheby China Mieville
- Cream of Wheatby Lucille Clifton
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- Daddyby Sylvia Plath
- The Deadby James Joyce
- Dear Lifeby Alice Munro
- Death, be not proud (aka: Holy Sonnet 10)by John Donne
- Death of a Young Son by Drowningby Margaret Atwood
- The Death of the Ball Turret Gunnerby Randall Jarrell
- The Death of the Hired Manby Robert Frost
- Delivering Fresh Water: Critical Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, and Flint, Michiganby Michael R. Greenberg
- A Descent into the Maelstromby Edgar Allan Poe
- A Description of the Morningby Jonathan Swift
- Designby Robert Frost
- Diggingby Seamus Heaney
- Dirgeby Kenneth Fearing
- Disabledby Wilfred Owen
- The Divinerby Seamus Heaney
- Diving into the Wreckby Adrienne Rich
- The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eyeby A. S. Byatt
- The Doll's House (aka: A Doll House)by Henrik Ibsen
- The Domain of Arnheimby Edgar Allan Poe
- Do not go gentle into that good nightby Dylan Thomas
- Dotheadby Amit Majmudar
- Dover Beachby Matthew Arnold
- The Dreamby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- A Dreamby Edgar Allen Poe
- Dream-Landby Edgar Allen Poe
- A Dream Within a Dreamby Edgar Allen Poe
- Dulce et Decorum Estby Wilfred Owen
- Dying Is All I Think Aboutby Alissa Nutting
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- Easterby Howard Nemerov
- Easter, 1916by William Butler Yeats
- Easter Wingsby George Herbert
- The Ecchoing Green (from Songs of Innocence)by William Blake
- Eldoradoby Edgar Allen Poe
- Eldoradoby Edgar Allen Poe
- Elegy for the Native Guardsby Natasha Trethewey
- Elenaby Pat Mora
- Eleonoraby Edgar Allan Poe
- Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Children Associated with the Flint Drinking Water Crisisby Mona Hanna-Attisha, et. al
- Elvis in the Inner Cityby Jose B. Gonzalez
- The Emperor of Ice-CreamBy Wallace Stevens
- The Empty Roomby Jonathan Lethem
- Enchanted Woodsby William Butler Yeats
- Endless Buffetsby Stephen Graham Jones
- An Enigmaby Edgar Allen Poe
- Environmental Justice Is Only the Beginningby Dina Gilio-Whitaker
- Escape from Spiderheadby George Saunders
- Escape from the Old Countryby Adrienne Su
- An Essay on Criticismby Pope Alexander
- An Essay on Manby Pope Alexander
- Eulalieby Edgar Allen Poe
- Evelineby James Joyce
- Even More Crucial Than in the Southby Gertrude Samuels
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Norton reading includes the first introductory section, Residenial Segregation, the first 3 paragraphs of Job Discrimination, School Segregation, the first paragraph of the Psychological Factor, and the last paragraph of the article. - The Everyday Patriotism of Diverse Democraciesby Yascha Mounk
- Everyday Useby Alice Walker
- Excerpt from Loveby Toni Morrison
- Excerpt from Muse & Drudgeby Harryette Mullen
- Excerpt from The Bluest Eyeby Toni Morrison
- The Expense of Spirit in a Waste of Shame (aka: Sonnet 129)by William Shakespeare
- The Extraordinary Adventure of a Chief Mateby William Clark Russell
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- Facing Itby Yusef Komunyakaa
- Facing West from California's Shoresby Walt Whitman
- The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemarby Edgar Allan Poe
- The Faery Handbagby Kelly Link
- Fairy-Landby Edgar Allen Poe
- The Faith Wife of Susaby Xenophon
- The Fall of the House of Usherby Edgar Allan Poe
- A Far Cry from Africa (Source: Poetry for Students)by Derek Walcott
Full text found in the midst of a poem explanation article. - Father, Son, and Holy Rabbitby Stephen Graham Jones
- Fences
by August Wilson
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- The Fishby Marianne Moore
- Flannery's Kissby Mary Gordon
Norton reading includes: Section 2: THE ACADEMIC CONFERENCE, NOVEMBER 2003; Section 3: FLANNERY'S CRUTCHES; Section 6: SEX AND LOVE: FLANNERY AND CAFÉ LIFE, MARCH 2004 -Paragraph 2, 10; Section 7: THE ANXIETY OF INFLUENCE: BEYOND BLOOM - Paragraph 5 - Flannery O'Connor and the New Criticism: A Response to Mark McGurlby Eileen Pollack
Norton reading is first 2 Paragraphs of page 546, 549 to end of 1st pargraph on 550, 551 - 2nd paragraph on 552 ending at (Habit 105). - The Fleaby John Donne
- Floatby Reginald McKnight
- For Annieby Edgar Allen Poe
- For Exampleby Adrienne Rich
- From A Letter From Burmingham Jailby Martin Luther King, Jr.
- From He to She in First Gradeby Laurie Frankel
- From the Dark Towerby Stephen Crane
- Frost at Midnightby Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- Full Many a Glorious Morning Have I Seen (aka: Sonnet 33)by William Shakespeare
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- The Gardenby Andrew Marvell
- The Garden of Love (from Songs of Experience)by William Blake
- Generation Stress: The Mental Health Crisis on Campusby Sylvia Mathews Burwell
- Gentle Communionby Pat Mora
- Geometryby Rita Dove
- Giant Dreams, Midget Abilitiesby David Sedaris
This article includes 3 short stories by Sedaris. Giant Dreams, Midget Abilities is the third story, so you will need to scroll down to read it. - Girlby Jamaica Kincaid
- A Glimpseby Walt Whitman
- Go Ahead: Waste Time on the Internetby Kenneth Goldsmith
- Go, Lovely Rose! (aka: Song)by Edmund Waller
- Goblin Marketby Christina Rossetti
- God's Granduerby Gerard Manley Hopkins
- God's Worldby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Going Nuclearby Matt Ridley
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This article is also known as "The Folly of Renewable Energy" - Golden Shovelby Terrance Hayes
- The Golf Links Lie so Near the Millby Sarah Cleghorn
- The Good-Morrowby John Donne
- A Good Man is Hard to Findby Flannery O'Connor
- A Good Nightby Francis Quarles
- Google, Democracy, and the Truth about Internet Searchby Carole Cadwalladr
- Gooseberriesby Anton Chekhov
- Graceby James Joyce
- The Great Blizzardby Emily Grosholz
- Greeningby Kevin Young
- Grimms' Fairy Talesby Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
- The Guy with the Nameby Stephen Graham Jones
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- "Hope" is the thing with feathersby Emily Dickinson
- Haikuby Mark Jarman
- Haiku and Tanka for Harriet Tubmanby Sonia Sanchez
- Haiku for Haitiby Sonia Sanchez
- Hard Rock Returns to Prison from the Hospital for the Criminal Insaneby Etheridge Knight
- Harlem: A Dream Deferredby Langston Hughes
- The Harlem Dancerby Claude McKay
- Has Coronavirus Made the Internet Better?by Jenna Wortham
- Hat Trickby Elizabeth Bishop
- The Haunted Palaceby Edgar Allen Poe
- Heads-All-Smashed-Inby Stephen Graham Jones
- Healing Earthquakesby Jimmy Santiago Baca
- Heart and Home Talks: Politics and Milkby Barbara Boyd
from The Washington Post - Heavenby Cathy Song
- Here Come the Robot Nursesby Anna Romina Guevarra
This article is listed in the database as "Coding Care." - The Hiding Placeby Jorie Graham
- Hills Like White Elephantsby Ernest Hemingway
- His New Mittensby Stephen Crane
- The Historical Judasby Howard Nemerov
- Hollowby Breece D'J Pancake
- Holy Sonnet: 1by John Donne
- Holy Thursday (Songs of Experience)by William Blake
- Holy Thursday (Songs of Innocence)by William Blake
- Homeby Alice Munro
- Home Burialby Robert Frost
- The House with the Mezzanineby Anton Chekhov
- How Do I Love Thee? (aka: Sonnet 43)by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- Hubert Blankenshipby David Bottoms
- Humanity 101by Denise Duhamel
- A Hunger Artistby Franz Kafka
- Hymnby Edgar Allen Poe
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- I, Being Born a Woman and Distressedby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- I, Tooby Langston Hughes
- I Am Like a Roseby D. H. Lawrence
- I Am Not Seaworthyby Toni Morrison
- Identity Cardby Mahmoud Darwish
- If AI Is Predicting Your Future, Are You Still Free?by Carissa Veliz
limited number of free articles - If We Must Dieby Claude McKay
- If You're in a Wheelchair, Segregation Livesby Luticha Doucette
- I Hear America Singingby Walt Whitman
- I heard a fly buzzby Emily Dickinson
- The Imp of the Perverseby Edgar Allan Poe
- The Importance of Being Earnestby Oscar Wilde
- In a Gardenby David Wagoner
- In an Artist's Studioby Christina Rossetti
- In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus One Dayby X. J. Kennedy
- In a Station of the Metroby Ezra Pound
- Indifferenceby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- In Memory of the Master Poet Robert Browningby Howard Nemerov
- In Memory of W. B. Yeatsby W. H. Auden
- In Praise of the Dollar Billby Lana Swartz
- Interimby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Interlopersby Hector Hugh Munro (aka: Saki)
- In the Desertby Stephen Crane
- In the Har-Poen Tea Gardenby Linda Pastan
- In the Orchardby Henrik Ibsen
- Introduction to Poetryby Billy Collins
- Introduction to Songs of Innocenceby William Blake
- Introduction to the Songs of Experienceby William Blake
- Introduction to What Eight Million Women Wantby Rheta Childe Dorr
Norton Reading is paragraphs 1-8. - Invitation to the Voyageby Charles Baudelaire
- The Island of the Fayby Edgar Allan Poe
- Israfelby Edgar Allen Poe
- I Stand Here Ironingby Tillie Olsen
- I stepped from plank to plankby Emily Dickinson
- It's Time for 'They'by Farhad Manjoo
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- It's Time to Drop "Latinx"by Bryan Betancur
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- It Turns Out Our Tech Gadgets Aren't as Isolating as Experts Sayby Nicholas Brody
- Ivy Day in the Committee Roomby James Joyce
- I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (aka: Daffodils)by William Wordsworth
- [in Just-]by E. E. Cummings
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- Jesus Shavesby David Sedaris
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- Keep Them Offlineby Christine Rosen
- Kind of Blueby Lynn Powell
- The Kind of Man I Am At the DMVby Stacey Waite
- Kin to Sorrowby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Knifeby Stephen Crane
- A Knight of the Sheepby William Butler Yeats
- Kubla Khanby Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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- Lady Lazarusby Sylvia Plath
- The Lady with the Dogby Anton Chekhov
- The Lamb (from Songs of Innocence)by William Blake
- Lana Turner Has Collapsed (aka Poem)by Frank O'Hara
- Landor's Cottageby Edgar Allan Poe
- Late Aubadeby James Richardson
- The Latin Deli: An Ars Poeticaby Judith Ortiz Cofer
- Leaving the Motelby W. D. Snodgrass
- Leda and the Swanby William Butler Yeats
- Left Behind: Internet Access for People Behind Barsby Joe Garcia
- The Left Needs Free Speechby Katha Pollitt
- Lenoreby Edgar Allen Poe
- Let Me not to the Marriage of True Minds (aka: Sonnet 116)by William Shakespeare
- A Letter From Phillis Wheatleyby Robert Hayden
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- The Life You Save May Be Your Ownby Flannery O'Connor
- Like as the Waves Make Towards the Pebbled Shore (aka: Sonnet 60)by William Shakespeare
- Listening to Bob Dylan, 2006by Linda Pastan
- Litany at the Tomb of Frederick Douglassby Martin Espada
- A Little Cloudby James Joyce
- The Little Ghostby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Live-Hangby Bobbie Ann Mason
- Londonby William Blake
- London, 1802by William Wordsworth
- The Lonely Wifeby Amy Lowell
- The Lotteryby Shirley Jackson
- Love's Growthby John Donne
- Love Among the Ruinsby Robert Browning
- Love Calls Us to the Things of This Worldby Richard Wilbur
- The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrockby T. S. Eliot
- The Lucid Dreamerby A. S. Byatt
- Lucy (aka: She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways)by William Wordsworth
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- Madwoman of Igbobi Hospitalby Tade Thompson
- The Man in a Caseby Anton Chekhov
- Mark on the Wallby Virginia Woolfe
- Marksby Linda Pastan
- Marriageby Marianne Moore
- The Masque of the Red Deathby Edgar Allan Poe
- Meeting at Nightby Robert Browning
- A MELUS Interview: Etheridge Knightby Etheridge Knight
Norton reading includes the first paragraph of page 18 - Mending Wallby Robert Frost
- Mesmeric Revelationby Edgar Allan Poe
- The Metamorphosisby Franz Kafka
- Metaphorsby Sylvia Plath
- Metrical Feet: Lesson for a Boyby Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- A Midsummer Night's Dreamby William Shakespeare
- The Minister's Black Veilby Nathaniel Hawthorne
- Mirrorby Sylvia Plath
- Miss Loraby Junot Diaz
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- Morning Songby Sylvia Plath
- The Motherby Gwendolyn Brooks
- A Motherby James Joyce
- Mothers and Daughtersby Pat Mora
- Mourning Poem for the Queen of Sundayby Robert Hayden
- Mrs. Delong Acquitted. She Killed Her Husband, but the Jury Has Set Her Freefrom The New York Times
- Musee des Beaux Artsby W. H. Auden
- My Father's Bodyby David Wagoner
- My Lady's Presence Makes the Roses Red (aka: Sonnet 9)by Henry Constable
- My Last Duchessby Robert Browning
- My life had stood a loaded gunby Emily Dickinson
- My Mistress' Eyes are Nothing Like the Sun (aka: Sonnet 130)by William Shakespeare
- My Motherby Ellen Bryant Voigt
- My Mother at Her Deskby John Updike
- My Papa's Waltzby Theodore Roethke
- Mythby Natasha Trethewey
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- The Namesby Billy Collins
- A Narrow Fellow in the Grassby Emily Dickinson
- The Negro As An Americanby Robert C. Weaver
- The Negro Speaks of Riversby Langston Hughes
- The New Colossusby Emma Lazarus
- The New Negroby Alain Locke
- New Southerner: The Middle-Class Negro (1959)By: Wilma Dykeman and James Stokely
Norton reading Page Column 1 Paragraph 1-3, Coumn 2 Paragraph 1-5,Page 2 Column 1 Paragraph 4-Column 2 Paragraph 3, Column 3 last Paragraph continuing on to Column 4. - The Night-Windby Emily Bronte
- The Night Piece, to Juliaby Robert Herrick
- The Nine Billion Names of Godby Arthur C. Clarke
- No, the Boys Are Not Doing Just Fineby Richard V. Reeves
- A Noiseless, Patient Spiderby Walt Whitman
- Nothing Gold Can Stayby Robert Frost
- Not Marble, nor the Gilded Monuments (aka: Sonnet 55)by William Shakespeare
- Now, Sinceby Charlie Smith
- Nuns Fret Notby William Wordsworth
- The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd (aka: The Nymph's Reply)by Walter Raleigh
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- 'Out, Out--'by Robert Frost
- An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridgeby Ambrose Bierce
- Ode on a Grecian Urnby John Keats
- Ode to a Droneby Amit Majmudar
- Ode to a Nightingaleby John Keats
- Ode to Teachersby Pat Mora
- Ode to the West Windby Shelly Percy
- Of the Threads That Connect the Starsby Martin Espada
- O my pa-paby Bob Hicok
- On a Drop of Dewby Andrew Marvell
- On Being Brought From Africa to Americaby Phillis Wheatley
- On First Looking into Chapman's Homerby John Keats
- On Her Loving Two Equallyby Aphra Behn
- On My First Daughterby Ben Johnson
- On My First Sonby Ben Johnson
- On Seeing the Elgin Marblesby John Keats
- On The Frozen Fieldby Galway Kinnell
- On the Grasshopper and the Cricketby John Keats
- On the Late Massacre in Piedmontby John Milton
- On the Needle of a Sun-Dialby Francis Quarles
- On the Roadby John Updike
- On the Sonnet (aka: Sonnet)by John Keats
- On Writingby Adrienne Su
- On Yom Kippur in 1967by Yehuda Amichai
- The Open Boatby Stephen Crane
- Othelloby William Shakespeare
- Ozymandiasby Shelly Percy
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- A Painful Caseby James Joyce
- A Pair of Tickets - from Joy Luck Clubby Amy Tan
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- The Passionate Shepherd to His Loveby Christopher Marlow
- The Perfect Ease of Grainby Toni Morrison
- Persephone Writes a Letter to Her Motherby A. E. Stallings
- Phenomenal Womanby Maya Angelou
- Pied Beautyby Gerard Manley Hopkins
- Pilgrimageby Natasha Trethewey
- The Pit and the Pendulumby Edgar Allan Poe
- Plague of Dovesby Louise Erdrich
- Planetariumby Adrienne Rich
- A Poem for the Last American Soldier to Die in Iraqby Brian Turner
- Poeticsby Howard Nemerov
- The Poetics of Torture:The Spectacle of Sylvia Plath's Poetryby Lisa Narbeshuber
The Norton reading includes Page 185 Paragraph 1 - end of the first paragraph on 187, page 189 - end of the middle paragraph of page 192, last paragraph of 199 - end of the article. - Poetryby Marianne Moore
- A Poison Treeby William Blake
- Post-Romanticby James Richardson
- Practicingby Marie Howe
- A Prayer, Living and Dyingby Augustus Montague Toplady
- Preface to The Antigone of Sophoclesby Richard C. Jebb
Norton reading starts on page xvii at "The issue defined by the opening" and ends on last full paragraph of page xix. - Preface to The Book of American Negro Poetryby James Weldon Johnson
Norton reading starts on page xxxix at "This preface has gone far beyond" - end of 1st paragraph on page xlii. - The Premature Burialby Edgar Allan Poe
- Private Liesby Bobbie Ann Mason
- ProemBy Octavio Paz
- Punishmentby Seamus Heaney
- Puppyby George Saunders
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- Quartoby Adrienne Rich
Poem found on the third page of the PDF.
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- Raidby William Faulkner
- Ranches with Wolvesby Tiffany Midge
- Range-Findingby Robert Frost
- The Rape of the Lockby Alexander Pope
Lines 123-144 included in the Norton. Link is to the entire poem. - Rappaccini's Daughterby Nathaniel Hawthorne
- Ravenby Edgar Allen Poe
- A Red, Red Roseby Robert Burns
- The Red Wheelbarrowby William Carlos Williams
- Renascenceby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Repulsive Theoryby Ryan Kay
- Requiem on I-89by Maxine Kumin
- A Resolute Manby Annie Proulx
- The Rest Cure by Silas Weir Mitchell, 1829-1914from The Washington Post
- Revolting Fictions: Flannery O'Connor's Letter to Her Motherby Ann E. Rueman
Norton Reading begins on page 199 last paragraph "In her letters..." until the end of page 203, last paragraph of 205 "O'Connor may have written" until 206 end of first paragraph, 207-209, 212, and the first 5 lines of 214. - Richard Coryby Edwin Arlington Robinson
- Riotby Gwendolyn Brooks.
- The River-Merchant's Wife: A Letterby Ezra Pound
- The Road Not Takenby Robert Frost
- Romanceby Edgar Allen Poe
- A Rose for Emilyby William Faulkner
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- Sadie and Maudby Gwendolyn Brooks
- Safariby Jennifer Egan
- The Saintby Gabriel Garcia Marquez
- The Schoolby Donald Barthelme
- Sea Oakby George Saunders
- Sea of Faithby John Brehm
- The Second Comingby William Butler Yeats
- Sestinaby Elizabeth Bishop
- Sestina: Likeby A. E. Stallings
- Sex, Love, and Frybreadby Tiffany Midge
- Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day? (aka: Sonnett 18)by William Shakespeare
- The Shawlby Louise Erdrich
- She dealt her pretty words like bladesby Emily Dickinson
- Shilohby Bobbie Ann Mason
- Shoulda, Woulda, Couldaby A. E. Stallings
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Please note: This resource is from the Harvard Business Review, which only allows you to view a limited amount of articles before paying a subscription. If you reach the limit, try using another browser or computer to view the article. - The Shroudby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Shroudby Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
- The Sick Roseby William Blake
- The Significance of African Freedom for the Negro Americanby Phaon Goldman
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- Silenceby Marianne Moore
- Silence--A Fableby Edgar Allan Poe
- Similar Casesby Charlotte Perkins Gilman
- Sir Patrick Spensby Anonymous
- Sister Godzilla: a short storyby Louise Erdrich
- The Sistersby James Joyce
- The Sleeperby Edgar Allen Poe
- A Slumber Did My Spirit Sealby William Wordsworth
- Snapshots of a Daughter-in-Lawby Adrienne Rich
- The Snow Stormby Ralph Waldo Emerson
- Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloisterby Robert Browning
- Something Like A Sonnet for Phillis Miracle Wheatleyby June Jordan
Poem is near the end of the excerpt from Some of Us Did Not Die: New and Selected Essays - Something Like A Sonnet for Phillis Miracle Wheatleyby Jordan June
Poem is near the end of the excerpt from Some of Us Did Not Die: New and Selected Essays - Songby Edgar Allen Poe
- Songby John Suckling
- Songby John Donne
- Song of Myselfby Walt Whitman
- The Song of the Smokeby William Edward Burghardt Du Bois
- Sonnetby Billy Collins
- The Sonnet-Ballardby Gwendolyn Brooks
- Sonnetsby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Sonrisasby Pat Mora
- Sorrowby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Sound and Senseby Alexander Pope
- Southern Historyby Natasha Trethewey
- Speech Soundsby Octavia Butler
- Spring and Fall: To a Young Childby Gerard Manley Hopkins
- St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolvesby Karen Russell
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- Still I Riseby Maya Angelou
- Still Lifeby Katie Ford
- Stop Googling. Let's Talk.by Sherry Turkle
- Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Eveningby Robert Frost
- Story of an Hourby Kate Chopin
- The Student Loan Trap: When Debt Delays Lifeby Charles Fain Lehman
- The Suicideby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Sunday MorningBy Wallace Stevens
- The Sun Rising (aka: The Sunne Rising)by John Donne
- Sympathyby Paul Laurence Dunbar
- Symphony in Yellowby Oscar Wilde
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- 21 Haikuby Sonia Sanchez
- Tamerlaneby Edgar Allen Poe
- The Taming of the Shrewby William Shakespeare
- Tavernby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Tears, Idle Tearsby Alfred Tennyson
- The Tell-Tale Heartby Edgar Allan Poe
- Tell all the truth but tell it slant —by Emily Dickinson
- A Temporary Matterby Jhumpa Lahiri
- The Tenantby Bharati Mukherjee
- Tenebrisby Angelina Weld Grimke
- Terza Rimaby Richard Wilbur
Please note: This resource is from the New Yorker, which only allows you to view 5 articles before paying a subscription. Only click on the link once, and if you reach the limit, try using another browser or computer to view the article. - That Time of Year Thou Mayest in Me Behold (aka: Sonnet 73)by William Shakespeare
- There's No To-morrowby Anne Finch - Countess of Winchelsea
- The Tyger (from Songs of Experience)by William Blake
- They That Walk in Darknessby Israel Zangwill
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- The Thing Under the Drawing Roomby Jedediah Berry
- Thirty-Six Weeksby Emily Grosholz
- This be the verseby Philip Larkin
- This Is Just to Sayby William Carlos Williams
- This Lifeby Rita Dove
- This Town is Litby Toni Morrison
- Those Winter Sundaysby Robert Hayden
- The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazadeby Edgar Allan Poe
- Three Songs of Shatteringby Edna St. Vincent Millay
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The Norton reading is pages 1-4 and 19-20, which includes the introduction, Section I., and Section V. - Tim O'Brien and Gender: A Defense of "The Things They Carried"by Susan Farrell
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The Norton reading is pages 1-4 and 19-20, which includes the introduction, Section I., and Section V. - To a Daughter Leaving Homeby Linda Pastan
- To a Louseby Robert Burns
- To An Athlete Dying Youngby A. E. Housman
- To Autumnby John Keats
- To Helenby Edgar Allen Poe
- To His Coy Mistressby Andrew Marvell
- To Lucasta, Going to the Warsby Richard Lovelace
- To M.L.S.by Edgar Allen Poe
- To My Motherby Edgar Allen Poe
- Tonight No Poetry Will Serveby Adrienne Rich
- To One in Paradiseby Edgar Allen Poe
- To Put It Differentlyby Natan Zach
- To the Ladiesby Lady Mary Chudleigh
- To the Memory of Mr. Oldhamby John Dryden
- To the Riverby Edgar Allen Poe
- To Zanteby Edgar Allen Poe
- Translationsby Adrienne Rich
Poem found on the second page of the PDF. - Triflesby Susan Glaspell
- Trilobitesby Breece D'J Pancake
- The Triumph of the Ukrainian Ideaby David Brooks
- The Tropics in New Yorkby Claude McKay
- The Truthby Cherry Kelly
- Tu Do Streetby Yusef Komunyakaa
English original is found on the second page of the PDF. - The Twenty-third Psalmby Anonymous
- The Two Crabsby Aesop
- Two Gallantsby James Joyce
- Two Views of a Philosopherby Howard Nemerov
- Two Years are Better than Fourby Liz Addison
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- Ulalumeby Edgar Allen Poe
- Ulyssesby Alfred Tennyson
- Unattainable Goodnessby Charlie Smith
- Upon the Breeze (aka: Sonnet 90)by Francesco Petrarch
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- The Vacuumby Howard Nemerov
- A Valediction: Forbidding Mourningby John Donne
- A Valentineby Edgar Allen Poe
- The Valley of Unrestby Edgar Allen Poe
- The Vanity of the Worldby Francis Quarles
- Verses Upon the Burning of Our Houseby Anne Bradstreet
- Viking Funeralby Timothy Quigley
- Volarby Judith Ortiz Cofer
- Von Kempelen and His Discoveryby Edgar Allan Poe
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- Walker Brother's Cowboyby Alice Munro
- War and Peace: An Interview With Poet Brian Turnerby Stefene Russell
- We Are Not Responsibleby Harryette Mullen
- The Weary Bluesby Langston Hughes
- We Live By What We See at Nightby Martin Espada
- We Real Coolby Gwendolyn Brooks
- We Wear the Maskby Paul Laurence Dunbar
- What Every Soldier Should Knowby Brian Turner
- What is the Zoo for Whatby Patricia Lockwood
- What Lips My Lips Have Kissed, and Where, and Whyby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- When our two souls stand up (aka: Sonnet 22)by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- When the Year Grows Oldby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- When to her lute Corrina singsby Thomas Champion
- When We Dead Awaken: Writing as Re-Visionby Adrienne Rich
Norton Readins starts on page 23 at "Most, if not all, human lives..." until the end of the last full paragraph on page 24. - When We Two Partedby George Gordon Byron
- Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?by Joyce Carol Oates
- Which Oneby Maxine Kumin
- The White Houseby Claude McKay
- Why I am a Writerby Pat Mora
- Why I Refused the National Medal for the Artsby Adrienne Rich
- Why I Wrote the Yellow Wallpaperby Charlotte Perkins Gilman
- Why Man Still Can't Have it Allby Richard Dorment
- Why We Need Title IX Now More Than Everby Monica Wright
- Why Women Still Can’t Have it Allby Anne-Marie Slaughter
- Widow Foigneyby Pierre Veber
- Wild Nights! Wild Nights!by Emily Dickinson
- William Wilsonby Edgar Allan Poe
- The Windhover: To Christ Our Lordby Gerard Manley Hopkins
- Witch-Wifeby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Wolves in the Zooby Howard Nemerov
- Womenby May Swanson
- Women and Economicsby Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Norton reading page 6-7 - Women and Their Workby Mrs. Arthur Lyttelton
Norton Reading is Chapter 3, page 59 - end of first paragraph page 61. - Women Have Loved Before as I Love Nowby Edna St. Vincent Millay
- The Wood-Pileby Robert Frost
- Woodchucksby Maxine Kumin
- The World is Too Much With Us (aka: The World Sonnet)by William Wordsworth
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- The Years of My Birthby Louise Erdrich
- The Yellow Wallpaperby Charlotte Perkins Gilman
- Yet Do I Marvelby Countee Cullen
- [you fit into me]by Margaret Atwood
- Young Goodman Brownby Nathaniel Hawthorne
- The Youth in Asiaby David Sedaris
This article includes 3 short stories by Sedaris. The Youth in Asia is the first story.