World Poetry Translation Project

Poems by William Butler Yeats Adams Curse After Long Silence Against Unworthy Praise All Souls Night All Things Can Tempt Me Alternative Song For The Seve Among School Children Anashuya And Vijaya Another Song Of A Fool An Acre Of Grass An Appointment An Image From A Past Life An Irish Airman Forsees His D Are You Content At Algeciras - A Meditaton Up At Galway Races At The Abbey Theatre A Bronze Head A Coat A Cradle Song A Crazed Girl A Deep Sworn Vow A Dialogue Of Self And Soul A Dream Of Death A Drinking Song A Drunken Mans Praise Of Sobr A Faery Song A First Confession A Friends Illness A Last Confession A Man Young And Old III The M A Man Young And Old II Human A Man Young And Old IV The De A Man Young And Old IX The Se A Man Young And Old I First L A Man Young And Old VIII Summ A Man Young And Old VII The F A Man Young And Old VI His Me A Man Young And Old V The Emp A Man Young And Old XI From O A Man Young And Old X His Wil A Meditation In Time Of War A Memory Of Youth A Model For The Laureate A Nativity A Poet To His Beloved A Prayer For My Daughter A Prayer For My Son A Prayer For Old Age A Prayer On Going Into My Hou A Song A Song From The Player Queen A Statesmans Holiday A Stick Of Incense A Thought From Propertius A Woman Homer Sung Baile And Aillinn Beautiful Lofty Things Before The World Was Made Beggar To Beggar Cried Blood And The Moon Broken Dreams Brown Penny Byzantium Chosen Church And State Colonel Martin Colonus Praise Come Gather Round Me Parnelli Consolation Coole Park 1929 Crazy Jane On God Coole Park And Ballylee 1931 Crazy Jane And Jack The Journ Crazy Jane And The Bishop Crazy Jane Grown Old Looks At Crazy Jane On The Day Of Judg Crazy Jane On The Mountain Crazy Jane Reproved Crazy Jane Talks With The Bis Cuchulain Comforted Cuchulans Fight With The Sea Death Demon And Beast Down By The Salley Gardens Easter 1916 Ego Dominus Tuus Ephemera Fallen Majesty Father And Child Fergus And The Druid For Anne Gregory Fragments Friends From The Antigone Girls Song Gratitude To The Unknown Inst Her Anxiety Her Dream Her Praise Her Triumph Her Vision In The Wood He Bids His Beloved Be At Pea He Gives His Beloved Certain He Hears The Cry Of The Sedge He Mourns For The Change That He Remembers Forgotten Beauty He Reproves The Curlew Lullaby He Tells Of A Valley Full Of He Tells Of The Perfect Beaut He Thinks Of His Past Greatne He Thinks Of Those Who Have S He Wishes For The Cloths Of H He Wishes His Beloved Were De High Talk His Bargain His Confidence His Dream His Phoenix Hound Voice Imitated From The Japanese Into The Twilight In Memory Of Alfred Pollexfen In Memory Of Eva Gore-Booth A In Memory Of Major Robert Gre In Taras Halls In The Seven Woods I Am Of Ireland John Kinsellas Lament For Mrs King And No King Lapis Lazuli Leda And The Swan Lines Written In Dejection Long-Legged Fly Loves Loneliness Mad As The Mist And Snow Maid Quiet Man And The Echo Meditations In Time Of Civil Meeting Memory Men Improve With The Years Michael Robartes And The Danc Mohini Chatterjee Never Give All The Heart News For The Delphic Oracle Nineteen Hundred And Nineteen No Second Troy Oil And Blood Old Memory Old Tom Again On A Picture Of A Black Centa On A Political Prisoner On Being Asked For A War Poem On Hearing That The Students On Those That Hated The Playb On Woman Owen Aherne And His Dancers O Do Not Love Too Long Parnell Parnells Funeral Parting Paudeen Peace Politics Presences Quarrel In Old Age Reconciliation Red Hanrahans Song About Irel Remorse For Intemperate Speec Responsibilities - Closing Responsibilities - Introducti Roger Casement Running To Paradise Sailing To Byzantium September 1913 Shepherd And Goatherd Sixteen Dead Men Solomon And The Witch Solomon To Sheba Spilt Milk Statistics Stream And Sun At Glendalough Supernatural Songs Sweet Dancer Swifts Epitaph Symbols That The Night Come These Are The Clouds The Apparitions The Arrow The Ballad Of Father Gilligan The Ballad Of Father OHart The Ballad Of Moll Magee The Ballad Of The Foxhunter The Balloon Of The Mind The Black Tower The Blessed The Cap And Bells The Cat And The Moon The Chambermaids First Song The Chambermaids Second Song The Choice The Circus Animals Desertion The Cloak The Boat And The Sh The Cold Heaven The Collar-Bone Of A Hare The Coming Of Wisdom With Tim The Countess Cathleen In Para The Crazed Moon The Curse Of Cromwell The Dancer At Cruachan And Cr The Dawn The Dedication To A Book Of S The Delphic Oracle Upon Ploti The Dolls The Double Vision Of Michael The Everlasting Voices The Falling Of The Leaves The Fascination Of Whats Diff The Fiddler Of Dooney The Fish The Fisherman The Folly Of Being Comforted The Fool By The Roadside The Ghost Of Roger Casement The Great Day The Grey Rock The Gyres The Happy Townland The Hawk The Heart Of The Woman The Hosting Of The Sidhe The Host Of The Air The Hour Before Dawn The Indian To His Love The Indian Upon God The Ladys First Song The Ladys Second Song The Ladys Third Song The Lake Isle Of Innisfree The Lamentation Of The Old Pe The Leaders Of The Crowd The Living Beauty The Lovers Song The Lover Asks Forgiveness Be The Lover Mourns For The Loss The Lover Pleads With His Fri The Lover Speaks To The Heare The Lover Tells Of The Rose I The Madness Of King Goll The Magi The Man Who Dreamed Of Faeryl The Mask The Meditation Of The Old Fis The Moods The Mother Of God The Mountain Tomb The Municipal Gallery Revisit The New Faces The Nineteenth Century And Af The Old Age Of Queen Maeve The Old Men Admiring Themselv The Old Stone Cross The ORahilly The Peacock The People The Phases Of The Moon The Pilgrim The Pity Of Love The Players Ask For A Blessin The Poet Pleads With The Elem The Ragged Wood The Realists The Results Of Thought The Rose Of Battle The Rose Of Peace The Rose Of The World The Rose Tree The Sad Shepherd The Saint And The Hunchback The Scholars The Second Coming The Secret Rose The Seven Sages The Shadowy Waters Introducto The Shadowy Waters The Harp o The Shadowy Waters The Shadow The Song Of The Happy Shepher The Song Of The Old Mother Wisdom The Song Of Wandering Aengus The Sorrow Of Love The Spirit Medium The Spur The Statues The Stolen Child The Three Beggars The Three Bushes The Three Hermits The Three Monuments The Tower The Travail Of Passion The Two Kings The Two Trees The Unappeasable Host The Valley Of The Black Pig The Wanderings of Oisin Book The Wheel The White Birds The Wild Old Wicked Man The Wild Swans At Coole The Witch The Withering Of The Boughs Those Dancing Days Are Gone Those Images Three Marching Songs Three Movements Three Songs To The One Burden Three Things Tom At Cruachan Tom ORoughley Tom The Lunatic Towards Break Of Day To An Isle In The Water To A Child Dancing In The Win To A Friend Whose Work Has Co To A Poet Who Would Have Me P Words To A Shade To A Squirrel At Kyle-Na-No To A Wealthy Man Who Promised To A Young Beauty To A Young Girl To Be Carved On A Stone At Th To Dorothy Wellesley To His Heart Bidding It Have To Ireland In The Coming Time To Some I Have Talked With By To The Rose Upon The Rood Of Two Songs From A Play Two Songs Of A Fool Two Songs Rewritten For The T Two Years Later Under Ben Bulben Under Saturn Under The Moon Under The Round Tower Upon A Dying Lady Upon A House Shaken By The La Vacillation Veronicas Napkin What Then What Was Lost When Helen Lived When You Are Old Who Goes With Fergus Why Should Not Old Men Be Mad Young Mans Song Youth And Age

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W.H. Auden	W.S. Merwin	Wallace Stevens
Walt Whitman	Walter Savage Landor	Wang Wei
Weldon Kees	Wendell Berry	Wilfred Owen
William Barnes	William Blake	William Butler Yeats
William Carlos Williams	William Collins	William Cowper
William Drummond	William Ernest Henley	William Lisle Bowles
William Shakespeare	William Stafford	William Wordsworth
Wislawa Szymborska

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