c/British poems

Information
lexicalization	eng: British poems
subclass of	(noun) a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines poem, verse form
	Note: 51 other instance(s) ommited in the following list
has instance	c/Poetry by Lord Dunsany
has instance	c/Poetry by Mervyn Peake
has instance	c/Poetry by Philip Larkin
has instance	c/Poetry by Roald Dahl
has instance	c/Poetry by T. S. Eliot
has instance	c/Poetry by Wilfred Owen
has instance	e/City of Dreadful Night
has instance	e/Continental prophecies
has instance	e/Dover Beach
has instance	e/Emily Jane Bronte: A Death-Scene
has instance	e/Façade (entertainment)
has instance	e/Goblin Market and Other Poems
has instance	e/Lines (Emily Bronte Poem)
has instance	e/Sonnet 105
has instance	e/Sonnet 106
has instance	e/Sonnet 110
has instance	e/Sonnet 111
has instance	e/Sonnet 115
has instance	e/Sonnet 117
has instance	e/Sonnet 120
has instance	e/Sonnet 122
has instance	e/Sonnet 126
has instance	e/Sonnet 137
has instance	e/Sonnet 139
has instance	e/Sonnet 141
has instance	e/Sonnet 142
has instance	e/Sonnet 143
has instance	e/Sonnet 148
has instance	e/Sonnet 149
has instance	e/Sonnet 76
has instance	e/Sonnet 77
has instance	e/Sonnet 78
has instance	e/Sonnet 80
has instance	e/Sonnet 81
has instance	e/Sonnet 82
has instance	e/Sonnet 87
has instance	e/Sonnet 88
has instance	e/The Heavenly Vision
has instance	e/This Be The Verse
has instance	e/Thorgerda