Poems I love

Today is National Poetry Day--found this out at Libby's blog, Catching the Stars.  :)

I've only started reading poetry (as in, seriously reading it) this year.  But already I have many favorites.  Here are some of them, in no exact order:

1. The Sea-Bell - Tolkien.  Surreal and melancholy.  Tolkien actually recorded this one, which is worth checking out--he reads in the old, beautiful style that we don't hear these days.
2. Eugene Onegin - Pushkin.  
3. Jabberwocky - Carroll.
4. Star-gazers - Wordsworth.  Short, but full of interesting sentiments.  'Is nothing of that radiant pomp so good as we have here? / Or gives a thing but small delight that never can be dear?'
5. Resolution and Independence - Wordsworth.
6. Memories - Longfellow.
7. The Raven - Poe.  Basil Rathbone's recording is the best.
8. EDIT:  She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways - Wordsworth.  Very bittersweet.
   
9. Still Round the Corner - Tolkien.  
10. The Road Not Taken - Frost.  My favorite poem from before I actually appreciated poetry. 

What are your faves?  Any recommendations?  (I like more contemporary styles, too.)