Cult poetry
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[[Category:Cult poetry]]
- The Mother's Heart, by Jean Richepin
- Porphyria's Lover, by Robert Browning
- Un pauvre honteux, by Xavier Forneret
- Blazon of the Ugly Tit by Clément Marot
- Les dents, la bouche by Jean-Pierre Brisset
- The poetry of Charles Baudelaire
- The poetry of Edgar Allan Poe
- To Whom It May Concern by Adrian Mitchell
- It is not four years ago by John Suckling
- Mon rêve familier by Paul Verlaine
- The Meditation of Simeon by W. H. Auden
- Le quatrain que feit Villon quand il fut jugé à mourir by Villon
- The Little Man Who Wasn't There (1899) by William Hughes Mearns
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