Famous poems to memorize
The classics recited at weddings, funerals, graduations and in class. Pick a poem — it opens in the Memorizun trainer, which hides words and letters step by step until you can say the whole thing from memory.
- Invictus — William Ernest Henley · 16 lines
- If— — Rudyard Kipling · 32 lines
- Sonnet 18: Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? — William Shakespeare · 14 lines
- O Captain! My Captain! — Walt Whitman · 24 lines
- Because I could not stop for Death — Emily Dickinson · 20 lines
- "Hope" is the thing with feathers — Emily Dickinson · 12 lines
- Ozymandias — Percy Bysshe Shelley · 14 lines
- The Tyger — William Blake · 24 lines
- I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud — William Wordsworth · 24 lines
- The Raven — Edgar Allan Poe · 113 lines
- Annabel Lee — Edgar Allan Poe · 41 lines
- She Walks in Beauty — George Gordon, Lord Byron · 18 lines
- The Charge of the Light Brigade — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 55 lines
- Ulysses — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 70 lines
- Crossing the Bar — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 16 lines
- Jabberwocky — Lewis Carroll · 28 lines
- In Flanders Fields — John McCrae · 15 lines
- The New Colossus — Emma Lazarus · 14 lines
- Dover Beach — Matthew Arnold · 37 lines
- Kubla Khan — Samuel Coleridge · 54 lines
- The Second Coming — W. B. Yeats · 22 lines
- The Lake Isle of Innisfree — W. B. Yeats · 12 lines
- When I Have Fears — John Keats · 14 lines
- To His Coy Mistress — Andrew Marvell · 46 lines
- Dulce et Decorum Est — Wilfred Owen · 28 lines
- How Do I Love Thee? (Sonnet 43) — Elizabeth Barrett Browning · 14 lines
- Sonnet 116: Let me not to the marriage of true minds — William Shakespeare · 14 lines
- Sonnet 130: My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun — William Shakespeare · 14 lines
- London — William Blake · 16 lines
- A Psalm of Life — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · 37 lines
- Casey at the Bat — Ernest Lawrence Thayer · 52 lines
- The World Is Too Much with Us — William Wordsworth · 14 lines
- The Darkling Thrush — Thomas Hardy · 32 lines
- Remember — Christina Rossetti · 14 lines
- Auld Lang Syne — Robert Burns · 24 lines
- A Visit from St. Nicholas — Clement Clarke Moore · 56 lines
- Ode to a Nightingale — John Keats · 80 lines
- The Lady of Shalott — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 171 lines
- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard — Thomas Gray · 128 lines
- La Belle Dame sans Merci — John Keats · 48 lines
- On His Blindness — John Milton · 14 lines
- Recessional — Rudyard Kipling · 30 lines
- To a Mouse — Robert Burns · 48 lines
- The Walrus and the Carpenter — Lewis Carroll · 108 lines
- Abou Ben Adhem — James Henry Leigh Hunt · 18 lines
- Concord Hymn — Ralph Waldo Emerson · 16 lines
- We Wear the Mask — Paul Laurence Dunbar · 15 lines
- To an Athlete Dying Young — A. E. Housman · 28 lines