These are all articles in the Poetry category.
The shadow of Stevenson
Sometimes in the past, a poet did not become known for his work as a poet. Instead, it was thanks to an entirely different literary
The twinkling house in the moonlight
The poem “The House Was Just Twinkling In The Moon Light” by Gertrude Stein (February 3, 1874 – July 27, 1946) is not only a
Meanwhile in Beer Street and Gin Lane…
Meanwhile in Beer Street and Gin Lane… it was disorder. The Gin Craze was the reason for William Hogarth (10 November 1697 – 26 October
Edgar Allan Poe wrote about a raven…
‘The Raven’ is an impressive poem written by Edgar Allan Poe in 1845 about madness and despair. Why is this poem still so popular?
Analysis of “Spellbound”
“Spellbound” is a poignant exploration of emotional paralysis and the overwhelming forces of nature, captured in one poem, written by Emily Brontë (1818 – 1848).
Who was Christina Rossetti?
Today, she is still considered an inspiration to many. Who was Christina Rossetti? This article focuses on this British-Italian or Italian-British writer, so you can
A Hymn to the Morning
Phillis Wheatley did something that was not only impossible in her time. As a woman, she published poetry, and that was not the only unusual
Analysis of “Before the World Was Made”
The poem “Before the World Was Made” could be about one of William Butler Yeats’s (1865 – 1939) sisters. In any case, it is about