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Canadian poetry

This page links to Poetry written by Canadian authors, or specifically about Canada.

[edit] Collections of Poetry

• Enthusiastic and Other Poems, 1831 by Susanna Moodie
• The Poetry of Lucy Maud Montgomery, 1887 by Lucy Maud Montgomery
• The White Wampum, 1895 collection by E. Pauline Johnson
• Canadian Born, 1903 collection by E. Pauline Johnson
• Émile Nelligan and his Works, 1903 by Émile Nelligan
• The Spell of the Yukon and Other Verses, 1907 by Robert W. Service
• Flint and Feather, 1912 collection by E. Pauline Johnson
• Rhymes of a Rolling Stone, 1912 by Robert W. Service
• Rhymes of a Red-Cross Man, 1916 by Robert W. Service
• The Watchman & Other Poems, 1916 by Lucy Maud Montgomery
• Ballads of a Cheechako, 1919 by Robert W. Service
• Ballads of a Bohemian, 1921 by Robert W. Service

[edit] Individual poems

• Poem Written to his Jailer, 1885 by Louis Riel
• Quebec, 1908 poem celebrating 300th anniversary of the city by John McCrae
• There was a small boy in Quebec, traditional Canadian limerick
• In Flanders Fields, 1915 by John McCrae
• The Boy Who Lies Out Yonder, 1918 by George H. Maitland
• The Shooting of Dan McGrew, by Robert W. Service
• The Cremation of Sam McGee, by Robert W. Service
• The Call of the Wild, by Robert W. Service
• The Spell of the Yukon, by Robert W. Service
• The Law of the Yukon, by Robert W. Service
• The Quitter, by Robert W. Service
• Carry On!, by Robert W. Service
• Just Think!, by Robert W. Service
• A Dialogue, by Bliss Carman
• The War Cry of the Eagles, by Bliss Carman
• This Canada of Ours, by James David Edgar
• Arouse Ye Brave Canadians: Lines Suggested by General Brock's Stirring Appeal to the People of Upper Canada, by James David Edgar