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In a world free of copyright, I'd love to post the following poems here for everyone to enjoy; they're well worth hunting down...

Maestro Alfred Brendel's marvellous "One Finger Too Many"
e e cummings' "LIV", which I set for flute, clarinet, violin, cello & piano
Aidan Andrew Dun's epic poem "Vale Royal" about London's mystical history (1995) [ISBN 1-870507-39-8]
Robert Frost's "Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening" [from 'New Hampshire' (1923)]
Roy Fuller's "To X" [from 'Off Course' (1969) ISBN 0-436-167905]
Arthur Rimbaud's "The Drunken Boat"
Martin Stannard's "The Death" [included in 'Sunk Island Review No.3' (Summer 1990) ISSN 0955-9647], along with:
Jonathan Coe's "Chasing After Kandinsky" {Sunk Island Review, P.O. Box 74, Lincoln, LN1 1QG, U.K.}
Giorgio Verrecchia's "Nods" (1991) [The Many Press, 15 Norcott Road, London N16 7BJ ISBN 0-907326-24-2] and [Poetical Histories, 27 Sturton Street, Cambridge CB1 2QG ISBN 1-871965-10-1]
See also his "Perhaps a Novel" (1966-1982)
W.B. Yeats' "He Wishes For The Cloths Of Heaven"