A large e-text collection of Kipling's poetry, well-organized and easy to navigate. Includes a brief biography.

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Text from Kipling.org .

A large collection of Kipling's poetry, presented in an easily navigable, readable format.

From the author's collection of Barrack-Room Ballads. First published in The National Observer in 1890 .

A selection of poems and text notes.

First published in The National Observer in 1890 and later included in Barrack-Room Ballads.

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The author's inspirational poem. Written in 1910 as part of Rewards and Fairies

Etext of poem from Everypoet.com .

A popular poem first published in The National Observer in 1890 .

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Text and commentary. Includes links to related poems and prose including Gethsemane, Mesopotamia, and The Beginnings.

A selection of some of Kipling's poetry written between 1889 and 1896 including Barrack Room Ballads and The Seven Seas, from everypoet.com .

A small selection of poems, including In The Pride of His Youth and Dinah in Heaven .

A complete collection of the Kipling's poems with a searchable index. Also includes biographical notes written by Dmitry Karshtedt .

Text of The Ballad of East and West and McAndrews Hymn with photograph of Kipling from Geocities .

Text version of the opening verse to Departmental Ditties.

First published in The Times on the 17th July 1897, written to celebrate Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

A poem from Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses, published in 1892.

"For the female of the species is more deadly than the male", a poem first published in 1911.

From Departmental Ditties published in 1886.

"There were thirty million English who talked of England's might", a poem published in 1891 .

A poem published in 1894.

This is the song that Mowgli heard behind him in the jungle till he came to Messua's door again.

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A delightful poem which is an uncharacteristic example of the author's work .

An imperialistic poem published in McClure's Magazine in February of 1899 .

A poem from The Barrack-Room Ballads collection.