poem

Louis MacNeice's poem reveals that the fleeting beauty of little things become ever more important in times of melancholy.

Reflecting his deft use of poetic structure, e.e.cummings suggests that death is not the end of life.

Louis Macneice captures life's profundity and richness in the abstraction of ordinariness.

W.H. Auden reminds us that we're really not as important as we think.

A lesser-known yet powerful Robert Frost poem about the importance of perspective and the fleeting nature of revelation.