Introduction. The poems I like best / Tracie Vaughn Zimmer
Poems for one voice: Where it began / Charles R. Smith Jr.
Favorite / George Ella Lyon
Lone dog / Irene McLeod
Tongue twisters: Jabberwocky / Lewis Carroll
The Loch Ness Monster's song / Edwin Morgan
An orthographic lament / Charles Follen Adams
Pasta parade / Bobbi Katz
Corinna / David McCord
Poems for two voices: The pickety fence / David McCord
Speak up / Janet S. Wong
I am standing / April Halprin Wayland and Bruce Balan
The sun and the marigold talk to each other / Patricia Hubbell
Ping-pong poem / Douglas Florian
Us two / A.A. Milne
Squirrel and acorn / Beverly McLoughland
Fishes: poems for two voices / Georgia Heard
List poems: A tomcat is / J. Patrick Lewis
Home poem or, the sad dog song / J. Patrick Lewis
Poems for three voices: Macbeth, Act IV, Scene 1 / William Shakespeare
The owl and the pussy-cat / Edward Lear
Short stuff: Old Hank / Anonymous
Gigl / Arnold Spilka
Pussycat, pussycat / Max Fatchen
Bilingual poems: Innuendo / David McCord
Good hot dogs / Ricos Hot Dogs / Sandra Cisneros
My memories of the Nicaraguan revolution / Eugenio Alberto Cano Correa
Rhymed poems: One tooth, two tooth, white tooth, loose tooth / Allan Wolf
Anna Elise / Anonymous
Up the ladder and down the wall / Traditional
"What's your name?"
Traditional
Limericks: There was a young woman from Boise / Douglas Florian
The nose / J. Patrick Lewis
There was an old man in a barge / Edward Lear
Poems for a group: Come, Drum / Avis Harley
Where Lizzie lived: a haunted tale / Rebecca Kai Dotlich
I hear America singing / Walt Whitman.