Table of Contents:

The Ballad of East and West
Big Bad John
The Blind Men and the Elephant
Bookends Theme
Casabianca
Casey At The Bat
The Charge Of The Light Brigade
The Deacon's Masterpiece
Do not go gentle into that good night
Epigram
Father William
Fire and Ice
Fog
Hamlet's Soliloquy
Hamlet's Soliloquy (impressions of)
The Impossible Dream
A Kitten
The Land of Counterpane
(From) The Lay of the last Minstrel
The Man In The Arena
Marc Antony's Speech (with surrounding context)
Matilda who told lies, and was burned to death
My Shadow
Oh Captain! My Captain!
Outwitted
The Owl and the Pussycat
The Pasture
Paul Revere's Ride
Play up! Play up! And play the game!
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
The Raven
Requiem
The Road Goes Ever On...
The Road Less Traveled
St. Crispen's Day Speech
Taps
Trees
The Touch Of The Master
To A Mouse
The Village Blacksmith
Who has seen the Wind?

For editorial comments and random observations;

I am taking the approach to this that I can maintain alphabetical integrity by creative linking. Since the most recent post is always at the top, adding any to my anthology destroys my earlier care in posting backwards like a digital Ginger Rogers.

Programmers will assure you that the computer amateur should not attempt a linked list. I should know, I am both a programmer and a respectable example of an amateur.

Instead, I changed the URL of the actual posting to another, distint URL (Blogspot provides for this.) I then "started a new blog," (another feature,) with the original URL.

The intent is that the last/top entry of THIS blog will display a table of contents, and I will insert or delete entries as I choose. If I am careful, it will appear to be alphabetized by intelligent design.

Each entry will be a link that I (as blog owner) control, and the top entry will be much edited, but not superseded. At the moment, I advertise for "tinyURL," a service that, if not self explanatory isn't elementary either, but useful.