Best Poetry Lines

 (1). From “LeavesofGrass” by Walt Whitman:

“Ibequeathmyselftothedirttogrowfrom thegrassIlove,

Ifyouwantmeagainlookformeunderyourboot-soles.”

(2)From “TheWasteland”byT.S.Eliot:

“ThesefragmentsIhaveshored

Againstmyruins.” 

(3). From “FuneralBlues”byW.H.Auden:

“HewasmyNorth,mySouth,myEastandmyWest

MyworkingweekandmySundayrest

Mynoon,mymidnight,mytalk,mysong;

Ithoughtthatlovewouldlastforever,Iwaswrong.”

(4)From “TheSecondComing” by William ButlerYeats:

“Theblood-dimmedtideisloosed,andeverywhere

Theceremonyofinnocenceisdrowned;

Thebestlackallconviction,whiletheworst

Arefullofpassionateintensity.”

(5)From “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll:

“`Twasbrillig,andtheslithytoves

Didgyreandgimbleinthewabe:

Allmimsyweretheborogoves,

Andthemomerathsoutgrab”

(6)From “HolySonnetX”byJohnDunne:

“DEATHbenotproud,thoughsomehavecalledthee

Mightyanddreadful,for,thouartnotso.”

(7)From “IWanderedLonelyasaCloud” by William Wordsworth:

“Iwanderedlonelyasacloud

Thatfloatsonhighoervalesandhills,

WhenallatonceIsawacrowd,

Ahost,ofgoldendaffodils.”

(8)From “Sonnet116” by William Shakespeare:

“Loveisnotlove Whichalterswhenitalterationfinds,

Orbendswiththeremovertoremove:

Ono;itisanever-fixedmark,

Thatlooksontempests,andisnevershake.”

(9) From “AuguriesofInnocence” by William Blake: 

“Toseeaworldinagrainofsand,

Andaheaveninawildflower,

Toholdinfinityinthepalm of your hand,

AndEternityinanhour.

(10) From “Ulysses”byAlfred,LordTennyson:

“Wearenotnowthatstrengthwhichinolddays

Movedearthandheaven, that which we are, we are;

Oneequaltemperofheroichearts,

Madeweakbytimeandfate,butstronginwill

To strive, to seek, to find,andnottoyield