Statistics for Famous Lines of Poetry #2

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Poem	Poet	Line	% Correct
Romeo and Juliet	William Shakespeare	A {rose} by any other name would smell as sweet	93%
In Memoriam A.H.H.	Alfred, Lord Tennyson	'Tis better to have {loved} {and} {lost} / Than never to have loved at all	87%
An Essay on Man	Alexander Pope	Hope springs {eternal} in the human breast	63%
Endymion	John Keats	A thing of {beauty} is a joy forever	60%
Reflections on Ice-Breaking	Ogden Nash	Candy is dandy / But {liquor} is quicker	58%
The Hollow Men	T.S. Eliot	This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a {whimper}	56%
Because I could not stop for Death	Emily Dickinson	Because I could not stop for death / He kindly {stopped} {for} {me}	49%
The Road Not Taken	Robert Frost	Two roads diverged in a {yellow} wood	29%
Warning	Jenny Joseph	When I am an old woman I shall wear {purple}	24%
Trees	Joyce Kilmer	I think that I shall never see / A {poem} lovely as a tree	22%
Kubla Khan	Samuel Coleridge	In Xanadu did Kubla Khan / A stately {pleasure}-{dome} decree	21%
The Second Coming	William Butler Yeats	Things fall apart; the {centre} cannot hold	21%
Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven	William Butler Yeats	Tread softly because you tread on my {dreams}	20%
This Is Just to Say	William Carlos Williams	I have eaten / the {plums} / that were in / the icebox	14%
Ulysses	Alfred, Lord Tennyson	To strive, to seek, to find, and not to {yield}	13%