Dorothy Parker: Featured Poems

Dorothy Parker: Featured Poems.

Dorothy Parker (1893-1967) was a prominent North American writer and a reference for feminism in poetry. In this context, Dorothy Parker’s poems vindicate the empowerment of women through a lucid gaze strongly related to modernism.

Here we will go through all of Dorothy Parker’s poems.

Poems by Dorothy Parker.

Ballade at Thirty-five Men I’m Not Married To
Sunset Weapons (Sunset Guns)
Love song (Love Song)
Song in minor key (Song in a Minor Key)
Comment (Comment)
Interview (Interview)
Epitaph for a dear lady (Epitaph for a Darling Lady)
Finis (Finis)
Gin in your fireplace (Guinevere at Her Fireside)
Isolde of Brittany (Iseult of Brittany)
Lament (wail)
The Lost Poems of Dorothy Parker (The Lost Poems of Dorothy Parker)
Death and taxes (Death and Taxes)
Not as deep as a well (Not So Deep as a Well)
New items (News Item)
Observation (Observation)
Selected poems (Collected Poetry)
Summary (Summarizes)
Rondeau Redouble (Rondeau Redouble)
Enough rope (Enough Rope)
a certain lady (A Certain Lady)
a perfect rose (One Perfect Rose)