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12 closest matches among poems tagged with any of “moon” or “river” or “summer” or “winter” or “desire” .

The Darkling Thrush
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The Darkling Thrush

Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy portrait
2 June 1840 - 11 January 1928 (~88)
Spring on the Woodland Path
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Spring on the Woodland Path

Ford Madox Hueffer

Ford Madox Hueffer portrait
17 December 1873 - 26 June 1939 (~66)
A Winter Phantasy
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A Winter Phantasy

Violet Jacob

Violet Jacob portrait
1 September 1863 - 9 September 1946 (~83)
Virginibus Puerisque...
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Virginibus Puerisque...

Alan Seeger

Alan Seeger portrait
22 June 1888 - 4 July 1916 (~28)
Bright was the morning cool the Air
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Perhaps
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Perhaps

John Van Alstyne Weaver

John Van Alstyne Weaver portrait
17 July 1893 - 14 June 1938 (~45)
Lines written near Richmond, upon the Thames, at Evening
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Vitae Summa Brevis
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Vitae Summa Brevis

Ernest Dowson

Ernest Dowson portrait
2 August 1867 - 23 February 1900 (~33)
What lips my lips have kissed
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What lips my lips have kissed

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Edna St. Vincent Millay portrait
22 February 1892 - 19 October 1950 (~58)
A Wintry Sonnet
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A Wintry Sonnet

Christina Rossetti

Christina Rossetti portrait
5 December 1830 - 29 December 1894 (~64)
The Green River
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The Green River

Alfred Douglas

Alfred Douglas portrait
22 October 1870 - 20 March 1945 (~75)
A Mood
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A Mood

Philip Bourke Marston

Philip Bourke Marston portrait
13 August 1850 - 13 February 1887 (~37)
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