Poetry
- Steven Berkoff's "You Remind Me of Marilyn Monroe" (2009)
- Frank Bidart's "Marilyn Monroe" (2006)
- Marilyn Bowering's "Anyone Can See I Love You" (1987)
- Ernesto Cardenal's "Marilyn Monroe" (1975)
- Victor di Suvero's "Marilyn, My Marilyn" (2003)
- Judy Grahn's "I Have Come to Claim Marilyn Monroe's Body" (1971)
- Lyn Lifshin's "Marilyn Monroe" (1994)
- Edwin Morgan's "The Death of Marilyn Monroe" (1982)
- Sharon Olds's elegy "The Death of Marilyn Monroe" (1984)
- Norman Rosten's "Who Killed Norma Jeane?" (1963)
- Delmore Schwartz's "Love and Marilyn Monroe"
- John Whitworth's "Making Love to Marilyn Monroe" (1990)
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