nne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlos Williams • William Wordworth • William Butler Yeats POETRY/AMTHOLOGY wwwAnynortoita

nne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlos Williams • William Wordworth • William Butler Yeats POETRY/AMTHOLOGY wwwAnynortoita

nne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlos Williams • William Wordworth • William Butler Yeats POETRY/AMTHOLOGY wwwAnynortoita

effort by assembling works only from pre-existing words, we will have filtered away many works we know and love. Gone are Shakespeare, Lewis Carroll, Dylan Thomas and Roald Dahl, shall I go on? Indeed, once upon a time there were no words, every word was coined at some point. The process of creating art is cont

ems facing our impressionable youth of today. Supposing you plan to model yourself on Vincent Van Gogh, Kurt Cobain, Marilyn Monroe, Janis Joplin, Dylan Thomas, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley, Jim Morrison, Keith Moon, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway or Brian Jones all of whom killed themselves at an e