Father-Son Poemsmain page | 20th-century literature | 20th-century poetry | about literaryhistory.com At the request of a reader, we have put together a collection of poems about fathers and sons, with poems from the wonderful web site by the Poetry Foundation. The Foundation was established recently by Poetry Magazine, which received in 2007 an astonishing $100 million dollar donation from heiress Ruth Lily, to benefit poetry. They have put it to use by creating their excellent free, open access poetry web site, which includes encyclopedia-type articles on famous poets, old poets, classic poets, avant-garde poets, traditional poets, and emerging poets, their poems, and a steady stream of news and feature articles on poetry. "God Loves You, and So Do I" by Michael C. Blumenthal My Papa's Waltz by Theodore Roethke Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden The Lost Pilot by James Tate Epigrams: On my First Son by Ben Jonson A Poet to His Baby Son by James Weldon Johnson It Didn't Begin with Horned Owls Hooting at Noon by Kevin Stein The Inheritance by Stanley Moss My Father Holds the Door for Yoko Ono by Christopher Chambers The Princess: Sweet and Low by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Father and Son by Delmore Schwartz My Father Photographed With Friends by William Bronk Men at My Father's Funeral by William Matthews A Son with a Future by Charles Reznikoff Business by A. F. Moritz This Can't Be by Bruce Smith The Hospital Window by James Dickey Against Pluralism by Donald Revell Carpentry by Carl Dennis main page | 20th-century literature | 20th-century poetry | about literaryhistory.com 1998-2009 by Jan Pridmore |