Grooks
by Piet Hein | 
A Book of Nonsense
by Mervyn Peake | 
Making Cocoa for Kingsley Amis
by Wendy Cope | 
Giant Children
by Brod Bagert | 
Archy and Mehitabel
by Don Marquis | 
Every Thing On It
by Shel Silverstein | 
The Far Field
by Theodore Roethke | 
Garbage
by A. R. Ammons | 
Lighthead
by Terrance Hayes | 
The Bridge
by Hart Crane | 
Actual Air
by David Berman | 
Spring and All
by William Carlos Williams | 
Words Under the Words
by Naomi Shihab Nye | 
The Lives of the Heart
by Jane Hirshfield | 
The Art of Drowning
by Billy Collins |
The complete poems
by Elizabeth Bishop | 
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
by Robert Frost | 
Crush
by Richard Siken | 
Citizen
by Claudia Rankine |
Pillow Thoughts
by Courtney Peppernell |
Here, in one volume, are the most popular poems of one of the most popular poets of the twentieth century -- perhaps of the last twenty centuries. Delightfully nonsensical, they in fact make the best of sense, accomplishing what only real poetry can -- allowing the reader to discover what he didn't know he already knew or felt.