Not all links in this page are literary ones. But poetry does not live on itself alone, nor does any other form of art. So, since one must look for inspirational matter elsewhere, why not try marine invertebrates?

Literature

Text Repositories

• Ample e-texts index
• A trove of antique texts (in Latin and other languages)

• A French one

• English
  • Actual Baroque Poetry
    
  • S. T. Coleridge: "The rhyme of the Ancient Mariner"
    
  • T.S. Eliot: "The Waste-Land"
    
  • W. Shakespeare: "Titus Andronicus"
    
  • J. Keats: Poems
    
  • S. Heaney:"Seeing Things"
    
  • W. B. Yeats: "The Tower"
    
  • E. Pound: "Cathay"
• French
  • C. Baudelaire: "Les Fleurs du Mal"
    
  • F. Villon: "Poésies Diverses"
    
  • T. de Banville: "Odes funambulesques"
    
  • P. Verlaine: "Poemes Saturniens"
    
  • S. Mallarmé: "Poésies"
    
  • G. Apollinaire: "Alcools"
    
  • G. de Nerval: "Les Chimères"
• Other Languages
  • M. A. Lucanus:"Pharsalia" (The Civil War) (original in Latin)
  • Dante Alighieri: "Inferno" (original in Italian)
  • Several troubadours, with "poetic" translations

Life

Marine Invertebrates

• Marine Flatworms
• Sea Slugs
• Reef Creatures
• Norwegian Marine Invertebrates Gallery

• Deep Sea Bestiary (mostly fish)
• PHY Deep Sea Pages (abominable html and awful pictures, but very interesting text and links)
• Ocean Explorer (the galleries are very remarkable)

Conspiracy Theoreticism

• Search Lore by FraVia
• Reality Cracking, again, by FraVia

• Carol Jackson's Classical Painting Gallery
• M.C. Escher's official site (includes his opera omnia)

• The Tree of Life Project (perhaps the most interesting site on the whole Web)
• The Communist Scientist (an entertaining post-sovietic crank)