Forgotten Ground Regained
Index
This page lists all poems published on this site, by title, author and form.
Title | Author | Form |
A Cry to Heaven (After Psalm 6) | Accentual hexameter with AA/BB/CC alliteration and internal and end-rhyme | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (Middle English style with bob and wheel) | ||
All the Air Is Shattered (After Psalm 2) | Accentual tetrameter with AA/BB alliteration and end-rhyme) | |
Alliterative verse |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (end of the first half-line is a palindrome with the beginning of the second half-line) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Archytas (translation) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Awake, Awake, and Work Your Wonders (Isaiah 51:9-16) | Alliterative Verse | |
Alliterative Verse | ||
Behold, Your God Will Come (Isaiah 35:3-7) | Alliterative Verse | |
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Beowulf: Grappling with Grendel
(translation, lines 702-836) | Loose alliterative verse | |
Beowulf: Grappling with Grendel (translation, lines 702-836) | alliterative accentual tetrameter | |
Beowulf: The Haunted Mere
(translation, lines 1308-1382) | alliterative accentual tetrameter | |
Beowulf: The Haunted Mere
(translation, lines 1338b-1379) | Bruce Byfield | alliterative verse |
Beowulf: Home to Hygelac
(translation, lines 1880-1924) | alliterative accentual tetrameter | |
Beowulf: Fighting the Firedrake (translation, lines 2510-2586) | alliterative accentual tetrameter | |
Beowulf Lies Dead Beside the Dragon (translation, lines 2821-2840) | Alliterative Verse | |
Alliterative Verse | ||
A Shakespearean sonnet in amphibrachic tetrameter, alliterating AA/BB | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative verse (Thaliarchus tristichs, an experiment described in New Series Issue 1, p. 4.) | ||
Alliterative vrese | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse |
Alliterative verse | ||
Call His Name John (Luke 1:5-25) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (Thaliarchus tristichs, an experiment described in New Series Issue 1, p. 4.) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Half-lines without structural alliteration | ||
Alliterative verse (approximates to dróttkvœtt) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Dedication for a Shrine of Apollo (translation) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Deor (translation) | Loose alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (dróttkvœtt) | ||
Alliterative verse (kviðuháttr ) | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse (Middle English style) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Forgiveness is Arisen from the Garden's Grave (Chrysostom's Paschal Homily) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (Middle English style with occasonal assonance and end rhyme) | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Alliterative verse |
Had It Not Been the Lord (Psalm 124) | Alliterative verse | |
Hannah Sings (1 Samuel 1:1—2:11) | Alliterative verse | |
Hear the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 30:8-17) | Alliterative verse | |
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Horace: Epode 2 (translation) | Alliterative verse (ljoðadaháttr) | |
Anonymous (early 16th Century) | Alliterative verse (Middle English style) | |
Alliterative verse (tail-stave meter, an experiment described in New Series issue 1, p. 4). | ||
How Manifold Are Thy Works (Psalm 104) | Alliterative verse | |
How Many, How Many (after Psalm 3) | Alliterative verse | |
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Hymn to Earendil
(Tolkien fan poetry) | Alliterative Verse | |
Alliterative folk ballad | ||
Alliterative Verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse (impressionistic echo of Norse court meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative pantoum | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse |
Alliterative verse (Old Engish style riddle) | ||
Like a Tree Standing Tall (after Psalm 1) | AA/BB alliteration with stanza-final rhyming coplet | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Ian Holt | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Palindromic alliteration with lengthening line | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
An alliterative Shakespearean sonnet in amphibrachic tetrameter. | ||
Mister Either/Or (Excerpt) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (dróttkvœtt) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alternating accentual tetrameter/
accental trimeter lines | ||
Mother's Song (excerpt) | Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Never Again (Isaiah 65:17-25) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
O Lord I Call (After Psalm 5) | Allierative verse | |
O Wonder-Worker (Psalm 77) | Alliterative verse | |
Loose alliterative verse (Middle English style with bob and wheel) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (malaháttr) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Sprung rhythm | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (kviðuháttr) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Impressionistic imitation of Ol dEnglish alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Silence Is Not Safety (After Palm 7) | Primarily AA/BB alliteration | |
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (partial translation) | Alliterative verse (Middle English style with bob and wheel) | |
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Slaying the Dragon
(Tolkien Fanfiction) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Lose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse |
1st stanza in alliterative verse, transitioning to highly alliterative iambic pentameter with an ABAB rhyme scheme thereafter. | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
The Breath of His Lips (Isaiah 11:1-5) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
The Dream of the Rood (translation) | Loose alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse | ||
The Exiles Return (Isaiah 49:8-13) | Alliterative verse | |
Aliterative verse (with non-alliteratin refrain) | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse [tail-stave meter] | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
The Illuminated Manuscript -- Excerpt from The Arthuriad, Part II, Interlude -- The Isle of the Might | Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | |
Alliterative verse (approximates to dróttkvœtt) | ||
Karl Thornley | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
The Paths of the Dead
(Tolkien fan poetry) | Loose alliteraive verse | |
The Redemption of Daeron
(Tolkien fan poetry) | Daeron stanzas (loose iambic tetrameter alliterating AA/BB, in variable length stanzas ending in rhyming couplets) | |
Alliterative verse | ||
Impressionistic imitation of fornyrðislag | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
The Seafarer (translation) | Alliterative verse |
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
The Song of Daniel, Chapter 1 | Alliterative verse | |
The Song of Marwen and Fithurn
(Tolkien fan poetry) | 4-line stanzas with anapastic tetrameter couplets, alternating with Daeron stanzas (loose iambic tetrameter alliterating AA/BB, in variable length stanzas ending in rhyming couplets) | |
The Song of Shadows
(Tolkien fan poetry) | Daeron stanzas (loose iambic tetrameter alliterating AA/BB, in variable length stanzas ending in rhyming couplets) | |
Alliterative verse | ||
The Song of Woe
(Tolkien fan poetry) | Daeron stanzas (loose iambic tetrameter alliterating AA/BB, in variable length stanzas ending in rhyming couplets) | |
The Swan's Song (translation) | Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | |
Alliterative accentual tetrameter | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
The Vineyard Loved by the Lord of Hosts (Isaiah 5:1-7) | Alliterative verse | |
Accentual dimeter (impressionistic imitation of fornyrðislag) | ||
An alliterative Shakespearean sonnet in iambic pentameter. Each line alliterates palindromically (xAxBxCxBxA). | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Loosely alliterating accentual tetrameter (four-phrase lines) | ||
Alliterative verse |
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
To Varius (translation) | Alliterative verse | |
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Loose alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (fornyrðislag) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (Middle English style with strategically placed rhyming couplets) | ||
Alliterative verse (imitation of 16th-Century flyting) | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse (strict Old English meter) | ||
Where Echoes Call and Crash (After Psalm 4) | A mixure of AA/BB and AB/AB alliteration | |
Alliterative sonnet | ||
Alliterative free verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
An sonnet in anapaestic tetrameter, employing an atypical rhyme scheme, It alliterates across the first three beats of each line; moreover, the alliteration is the same in all 14 lines. | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
Alliterative verse | ||
You Have Graced The Heavens (after Psalm 8) | Primarlly AA/BB alliteration | |
Alliterative verse |