The word tug in all poems

  found 34 times in all poems

Poetry

  where tug is used
The Iliad: Book 17
by Homer
I never hear the word “escape”
by Emily Dickinson
Doe Eyes
by Laura Carbonell
One Side of the Looking Glass
by Allie Matuszewski
Spirit Guide Calls
by Paula Swanson
Stay Between the Lines
by Maddaline Liotta
mom and dad
by M. M. Moscarillo
SOFT COMFORTER
by colin john nicholls
The Sound Of The Trees
by Robert Frost
To a Friend Whose Work Has Come to Triumph
by Anne Sexton
The Journey
by Mary Oliver
Sleeping Dogs
by Jai Rho
Internal Conflict with External Conflicts.
by Kris
CheckMate
by janet guido
The Hyaenas
by Rudyard Kipling
Going to Him! Happy letter!
by Emily Dickinson
We Get Through
by janet guido
Carmen Patibulare--To H. S.
by William Ernest Henley
The Temporary Love-Sick Parasitical Condition
by Sarah Jystad
Goodbye Tommy
by connie rae sebert
Double Ballade on the Nothingness of Things
by William Ernest Henley
MATTHEW ALEXANDER
by joe g. trevino jr.
Double Ballade Of The Nothingness Of Things
by William Ernest Henley
Autumn Woods
by William Cullen Bryant

Poets

  who use tug often