| Appolinaire, Guillaume |
| Armitage, Simon |
| Ashbery, John |
| Astley, Neil |
| Atwood, Margaret |
| Auden, W. H. |
| Bachmann, Ingebord |
| Bashō, Matsuo |
| Baudelaire, Charles |
| Bécquer, Gustavo Adolfo |
| Bishop, Elizabeth |
| Blake, William |
| Borges, Jorge Luis |
| Brontë, Emily |
| Browning, Elizabeth Barrett |
| Browning, Robert |
| Byron, George Gordon (Lord) |
| Carroll, Lewis |
| Celan, Paul |
| Cernuda, Luis |
| Char, René |
| Coleridge, Samuel Taylor |
| Corbière, Tristan |
| Crane, Hart |
| de Biedma, Jaime Gil |
| de la Croix, Jean |
| de Lautréamont, Comte |
| de Lorris, Guillaume |
| de Vigny, Alfred |
| Dickinson, Emily |
| Donaghy, Michael |
| Donne, John |
| Doolittle, Hilda |
| Dove, Rita |
| Duffy, Carol Ann |
| Dunn, Douglas |
| Eliot, T. S. |
| Éluard, Paul |
| Eschenbach, Wolfram |
| Evaristo, Bernadine |
| Ferlin, Nils |
| Fitzgerald, Edward |
| Frost, Robert |
| Gibran, Kahlil |
| Ginsber, Allen |
| Góngora, Luis |
| Hanshan |
| Heaney, Seamus |
| Hejinian, Lyn |
| Heraclitus |
| Hesiod |
| Hölderlin, Friedrich |
| Horace |
| Housman, A. E. |
| Hughes, Langston |
| Hughes, Ted |
| Hugo, Victor |
| Hunt, Leigh |
| Imlah, Mick |
| Kālidāsa |
| Keats, John |
| Kinnell, Galway |
| Kipling, Rudyard |
| Selected Poems |
| Koch, Kenneth |
| Kosztolányi, Dezső |
| Larkin, Philip |
| Lear, Edward |
| Leopardi, Giacomo |
| Lindegren, Erik |
| Logue, Christopher |
| Lorca, Federico García |
| Lorde, Audre |
| Lucretius |
| Machado, Antonio |
| Mallarmé, Stéphane |
| Martinson, Harry |
| Marvell, Andrew |
| Masters, Edgar Lee |
| Millay, Edna St. Vincent |
| Miłosz, Czesław |
| Milton, John |
| Mistral, Gabriela |
| Montale, Eugenio |
| Moore, Marianne |
| Neruda, Pablo |
| O'Hara, Frank |
| Olivares, Julián |
| Oswald, Alice |
| Owen, Wildred |
| Paterson, Don |
| Pavese, Cesare |
| Peele, George |
| Perse, Saint-John |
| Pessoa, Fernando |
| Poe, Edgar Allan |
| The Poems |
| Pope, Alexander |
| Pound, Ezra |
| Prévert, Jacques |
| Pushkin, Alexander |
| Rich, Adrienne |
| Rilke, Rainer Maria |
| Rimbaud, Arthur |
| Roethke, Theodore |
| Ronsard, Pierre |
| Rosetti, Christina Georgina |
| Rumi, Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, Jalal |
| Saadi |
| Sappho |
| Seth, Vikram |
| Shelley, Percy Bysshe |
| Stevens, Wallace |
| Temperley, Hector Viel |
| Tennyson, Alfred |
| The Early Poems |
| The Book of Songs (China) |
| Thomas, Dylan |
| Valéry, Paul |
| Vallejo, César |
| Verlaine, Paul |
| Villon, François |
| Von Strassburg, Gottfried |
| Walcott, Derek |
| Whitman, Walt |
| Williams, William Carlos |
| Wordsworth, William |
| Yeats, William Butler |
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This is a very long list. Just start with Kipling and Tennyson as most of the others pale by comparison. Keats is very evocative as well. No Shakespeare? His sonnets are marvels even though most were not written for a woman.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recs. Yeah this list is just a giant TBR. I will not get to them all in my lifetime. I have an entire separate page for Shakespeare. That, I might be able to get through.
DeleteGreat list! A few recommendations for individual works:
ReplyDeleteBlake - Songs of Innocence & Experience - I haven't read this in its entirety, but it seems like the place to start with Blake
Byron - Manfred (this is a play) I read this last year and it was fantastic! Don Juan is kind a commitment (I haven't read it) but Manfred is pretty short.
Wordsworth & Coleridge - Lyrical Ballads - I think Wordsworth wrote most of these but they are both listed as authors
Ted Hughes - Tales from Ovid - I need to reread this after I finish Metamorphoses, but it is an interesting version of selected passages from Ovid.
Neruda - I Explain A Few Things: The Selected Poems of Pablo Neruda - I am currently reading this one
Thanks for the rec Beth :)
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