Meyran Kraus

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1. Summer time and the living is easy  
2. Frente: Safe From You  
3. Alanis Morissette: Thank You  
4. The Little Boy and the Old Man Y
5. A poem from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland  
6. Sylvia Plath: Words Y
7. Temple of the Dog: Wooden Jesus  
8. Hunger Strike  
9. K's Choice: Everything for Free  
10. The Ten Commandments Y
11. Alanis Morissette: You oughta know  
12. Morcheeba: The Sea  
13. A quote from Joseph Conrad's 'Chance'  
14. Robert Bridges: Absence  
15. Christina Georgina Rossetti: A Birthday  
16. The area is empty and light is low  
17. Alas, poor Yorick!  
18. There was an old woman who lived in a shoe  
19. A Farewell by Coventry Patmore  
20. Tori Amos: Winter  
21. Mey K.: English Ode of a Vampire and Subtle Seductions  
22. A Daughter of Eve by Christina Georgina Rossetti Y
23. Winter Nightfall by Robert Bridges Y
24. Eminem's "Stan"  
25. Several treatments of a pair of acrostic poems Y
26. A poem by Rossetti, anagrammed into a paraphrase that is also an acrostic on the poet's name  
27. A poem by Plath, anagrammed into a paraphrase that is also an acrostic on the poet's name  
28. George Meredith: Love in the Valley Y
29. Not a whit, we defy augury  
30. Yehuda Amichai: What Kind of a Person  
31. Dora Sigerson: Ireland Y
32. O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo?  
33. Matthew Arnold: Shakespeare  
34. Britney Spears: E-mail My Heart  
35. Henry Vaughan: Peace Y
36. Virginia Woolf's suicide note to her husband Leonard Y
37. Sylvia Plath: Child  
38. Everlast: What It's Like Y
39. Cinq & quarante degrez ciel bruslera  
40. John Keats: Ode on Melancholy Y
41. Douglas Malloch: Be The Best of Whatever You Are Y
42. Colors Y
43. Pink: Get The Party Started Y
44. The Beatles: Across the Universe Y
45. Oscar Wilde: Madonna Mia Y
46. William Blake: The Clod and the Pebble  
47. 9 Rooms - A Paradoxical Poem YYY
48. An Enigma Y
49. William Shakespeare: Sonnet XIV Y
50. Augustus Gloop! Augustus Gloop! Y
51. Upside-down trees swingin' free Y
52. A verse of an Oscar Wilde poem anagrammed into an acrostic square on the author's name Y
53. Henry Sambrooke Leigh: The Twins Y
54. Christina Rossetti: Listening Y
55. William Shakespeare: Sonnet CXVII Y
56. A small bit from Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", Chapter VIII Y
57. Edwin Arlington Robinson: Richard Cory Y
58. Two celestial poems Y
59. There was only one catch and that was Catch-22  
60. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Night Y
61. The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost Y
62. All I ever wanted  
63. Eminem: Cleaning Out My Closet Y
64. When I consider every thing that grows Y
65. When I have Fears that I may Cease to Be  
66. Magic by Shel Silverstein Y
67. A poem by Jonathan Swift, which can be presented as a riddle when its title is obscured Y
68. Smart Y
69. Ironic by Alanis Morissette YY
70. A Tribute to the Month of May Y
71. William Shakespeare's Sonnet 19 Y
72. If by Rudyard Kipling Y
73. Wilde: The Grave of Shelley Y
74. Sonnet Number Two by William Shakespeare Y
75. Shakespeare's Seventy-Sixth Sonnet Y
76. Remember me when I am gone away Y
77. On the twelfth day of Christmas  
78. Paddy's Song (The Bricklayer's Lament) Y
79. A Monty Python rant  
80. Do They Know It's Christmas Time 2004  
81. A sonnet by Keats, anagrammed into three poems each in the style of different poet Y
82. Childhood by Michael Jackson  
83. An excerpt from The Parson's Tale Y
84. Little Bo-Peep has lost her sheep Y
85. Christina Rossetti: A Birthday Y
86. John Keats: To My Brother George Y
87. House of the Rising Sun (traditional version)  
88. List of Shakespeare's plays Y
89. The Aristocrats  
90. 'Jabberwocky' Ambigram  
91. A Wilde Magic Word Square Y
92. On an Infant Dying as Soon as Born by Charles Lamb Y
93. E Tenebris - Sonnet by Oscar Wilde Y
94. MacArthur Park (Lyrics and music by Jimmy Webb) Y
95. O! Solitude Y
96. Poisoning Pidgeons in the Park Y
97. In An Artist's Studio Y
98. The Peace Proposal Y
99. Wilfred Owen's Anthem to Doomed Youth Y
100. A limerick containing an anagram anagrammed into another limerick containing an anagram.  
101. Francis Heaney's 'Holy Tango of Literature' Y
102. Shakespeare's weather-themed sonnet is anagrammed into a series of 4 seasonal sonnets, each with its fitting acrostic. Y
103. The Oscar Wilde poem 'Les Silhouettes' Y
104. Christina Rossetti's poem 'Listening' Y
105. Twas the Night Before Christmas Y

See also:
· Tiger! Tiger! burning bright (1 of 19 versions) 
· I am a pretty little Dutch girl (1 of 13 versions) 
· O my love is like a red, red rose (2 of 28 versions)  
· 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves (3 of 22 versions) 
· Under a spreading chestnut-tree (2 of 17 versions) 

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Updated: January 21, 2007

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