Frequently asked poets in VHSL academic team
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| 20th century symbolic Irish poet who won the Noble prize for literature and wrote The Second Coming, Easter 1916, and Brown Penny | William Butler Yeats
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| 19th Century English Romantic Lyricist poet who wrote Ode on a Grecian Urn and Eve of St. Anges | John Keats
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| 18-19th century English Romantic poet who wrote the Prelude and Tinturn Abby | William Wordsworth
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| English poet of the Romantic Era wrote Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Kubla Khan | Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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| 19th century English Romantic poet, died young, hung out with Lord Byron, married the author of Frankenstein, and wrote Ode to the West Wind and To a Skylark | Percy Shelly
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| 19th Century English Romantic poet wrote Don Juan, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, and She Walks in Beauty | Lord Byron
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| 20th century American poet who wrote tulips and chimneys and was know for odd capitalization and punctuation | e. e. cummings
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| 19th century American poet who wrote Paul Revere's Ride, The Song of Hiawatha, and Evangeline. | Henry Longfellow
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| English Metaphysical poet (the only Metaphysical poet they ask) | John Donne
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| 19th century American poet who wrote about death and dying with those words often in the titles | Emily Dickinson
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| 19th century British poet who wrote The Charge of the Light Brigade and Crossing the Bar | Alfred Lord Tennyson
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| 19th century French poet and novelist (known mostly for his novels Hunchback of Notre Dame and Les Miserables) considered the greatest French poet of all times | Victor Hugo
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| 20th century French anarchist poet | Andre Breton
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| 20th century American poet of the Beat generation who wrote Howl | Allen Ginsberg
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| Wrote Elegy in a Country Churchyard | Thomas Gray
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| 20th century Chilean poet who greatly inspired Gabriel Garcia Marquez | Pablo Neruda
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| 20th century African American poet born in Joplin Missouri who wrote jazz poetry and greatly influenced the Harlem Renaissance | Langston Hughes
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| 20-21st century African American poet who wrote I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings | Maya Angelou
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| 19th century American poet who wrote Leaves of Grass, O Captain, My Captain, and I Hear America Singing | Walt Whitman
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| 18-19th century English poet who wrote The Tyger (the spelling is correct) | William Blake
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| 18th century Scottish poet considered the national poet of Scotland who wrote Auld Lang Syne | Robert Burns
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| German poet who wrote Faust | Goethe
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| 13-14th century Italian poet who wrote the Divine Comedy | Dante
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| Greek poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey | Homer
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| 20th century American poet who wrote The Road Not Taken and Mending Wall. Famous quote: "Good fences make good neighbors. | Robert Frost
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| 19th century American poet who wrote The Raven among other short stories and poems | Edgar Allen Poe
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| English Victorian era poet who wrote How do I Love Thee | Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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| 20th century American poet who wrote Light in the Attic and Where the Sidewalk Ends | Shel Silverstein
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| 20th century poet and novelist who wrote the Bell Jar (novel) and killed herself | Sylvia Plath
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| American poet and political essayist who wrote the Wasteland | T.S. Elliot
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| 20th century Welsh poet who wrote Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night | Dylan Thomas
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| 16-17th century English poet and playwright who is considered the greatest English language writer and wrote 38 plays and 154 sonnets | William Shakespeare
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