Forgotten Ground Regained
Archive: Alliterative Poetry Published on this Site
Check out recent issues to see what's new. Another way to explore the authors on this page, if you aren't sure who or what you're looing for, is to go to my "Styles and Themes" page, where I discuss how the poems listed on this page (and a lot of others, too) fit into different poetic styles and address different topics and themes. It's a fast overview of modern alliterative poetry. Or you can check out the following samplers: Scenes, Settings and Objects, Modern Life, Fantasy and Horror, The High Medieval World, The Anglo-Saxon and Viking Worlds, Arthurian Legend, The Classical, Alliterative, The Biblical, Alliterative, the Riddle Tour, or the Audio-Video Tour of Alliterative Verse..
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- Riddle 1
- Riddle 2
- Beowulf lines 1338b-1379 (translation)
- Exeter Riddle 47 (translation)
- The Dream of the Rood (translation)
- Freeway Dawn
- Welcome to our Website
- What a Perfect Poem
- Breakwater
- Housebreaker
- Aislin's Ride: A Fragment
- Like a Tree Standing Tall (after Psalm 1)
- All the Air is Shattered (after Psalm 2)
- How Many, How Many? (after Psalm 3)
- Where Echoes Call and Crash (after Psalm 4)
- O Lord, I Call (after Psalm 5)
- A Cry to Heaven (after Psalm 6)
- Silence Is Not Safety (after Psalm 7)
- You Have Graced the Heavens (after Psalm 8)
- Fifty Days Further: A Morality Play
- The Song of Marwen and Fithurin (Tolkien fanpoetry)
- The Song of Woe (Tolkien fanpoetry)
- The Song of Returning (Tolkien fanpoetry)
- The Song of Shadows (Tolkien fanpoetry)
- The Redemption of Daeron (Tolkien fanpoetry)
- Beowulf Lies Dead Beside the Dragon (translation)
- Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (translation)
Andrew Frisardi
Joshua M. Gillingham
- Gleipnir: To Bind the Wolf
- Volund's Revenge
- Spawn of the Lightning -- Excerpt from the Arthuriad
- The Illuminated Manuscript -- Excerpt from The Arthuriad, Part II, Interlude -- The Isle of the Mighty
- Elizabeth and Darcy
- Hannah Sings (1 Samuel 1:1—2:11)
- Idolaters (Isaiah 2:20)
- The Vineyard Loved by the Lord of Hosts (Isaiah 5:1-7)
- The Breath of His Lips (Isaiah 11:1-5)
- The Feast of Fat Things (Isaiah 25:6-9)
- Hear the Holy One of Israel (Isaiah 30:8-17)
- Behold, Your God Will Come (Isaiah 35:3-7)
- Unfathomable (Isaiah 40: 25-31)
- The Exiles Return (Isaiah 49:8-13)
- Awake, Awake, and Work Your Wonders (Isaiah 51:9-16)
- By His Own Arm (Isaiah 59)
- Never Again (Isaiah 65:17-25)
- O Wonder-Worker (Psalm 77)
- How Manifold Are Thy Works (Psalm 104)
- Had It Not Been the Lord (Psalm 124)
- The Song of Daniel, Chapter 1
- Call His Name John (Luke 1:5-25)
- The Song of St. Patrick
- Forgiveness is Arisen from the Garden's Grave (Chrysostom's Paschal Homily)
- The Martyrdom of Stephen
- Poem for the Millenium
- The Ruined City (translation)
- Beowulf: Grappling with Grendel (translation)
- Deor (translation)
- The Talisman
- The Wanderer
- Beowulf: Grappling with Grendel (translation)
- Beowulf: The Haunted Mere (translation)
- Beowulf: Home to Hygelac (translation)
- Beowulf: Fighting the Firedrake (translation)
Sam Newton
Margaret Noodin
- Horace: Epode 2 (Translation)
Steven Searcy
Michael Simms
Allan Sullivan (see Timothy Murphy)
Thaliarchus
Karl Thornley
Rachel Trousdale
- After the Equinox
- Ancestral Echoes
- At Ethandun
- Beor’s Lament
- Blodmonath
- Epitaph to the Sussex King before Æthelwalch
- Heorot, The Early Days
- King Penda’s Apache Attack Helicopters
- Land Rites
- Lay of the Staffordshire Hoard Dragon
- Extract from ‘Malfosse’
- Modern Historian’s Riddle
- Place of Slaughter
- The Commuter
- The Wood
Donald Mace Williams
Donald T. Williams
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