Looking For A Poem

Does anyone know the poem tha t the England cricket team used for inspiration last summer against the Aussies? It was about facing youself in the mirror.Please Please can anyone help.

I am looking for this poet.
Once it was this, light washed time in salt, pale morning air
then tumbled banging through a thousand afternoons.
the smell of peonies.
washed cotton.
sun and earth.
Will that exist if none is
left to remember.
Another day is gone.
Thanks for your help

Can anyone help? I am trying to find the details of a poem containing the lines 'serene, victorious champions of the sky'.

Hi..
Iam looking for two poems or short stories I remember from my school days..
1) a poem i think call The Loaded Dog...
2) a poem i thought was called The Spider in the Jam tin by the Gwydir...
Can any one help? ? ?
Thanks
David

Hi everyone. I am looking for a poem that contains the line 'we are made of stars.' I believe it is one of the last lines. My fiance once loved it, but can't remember who wrote it, and I'd love to find it to surprise him on our wedding day. If anyone could help, I'd so appreciate it.

I'm looking for a poem by Emily Dickinson. 'Hold dear to your parents-it is a scary and confusing world without them'.Thanks

Hi everyone im looking for 'When from the darkness of error' by Nikolai Nekrasov in english, if anyone could point me in the right direction i'd very much appreciate it.

hi to everyone
I'm looking for alternative translations of the poem 'Instants' by J.L.Borges
from its own language. if you have some alternative ones other than the known one please e-mail me: gkhnsvnc@yahoo.com

I have read this in a book called 'Dale Carnegie's Lifetime Plan for Success.' I am not sure if this is just one of those poems where everyone says it but no one person can take responsiblity for creating it, or if I am not searching hard enough. Unfortunately, I do not believe that the latter is the case here. Please tell me the writer and title of this poem if that is possible.

Twice I did bad, and that I heard ever;
Once I did good, and that I heard never.

I have read this in a book called 'Dale Carnegie's Lifetime Plan for Success.' I am not sure if this is just one of those poems where everyone says it but no one person can take responsiblity for creating it, or if I am not searching hard enough. Unfortunately, I do not believe that the latter is the case here. Please tell me the writer and title of this poem if that is possible.

Twice I did bad, and that I heard ever;
Once I did good, and that I heard never.