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19th Century Poets ” I am the daughter of Earth and Water, And the nursling of the Sky; I pass through the pores of the ocean and shores; I change, but I cannot die. “ - Percy Shelley From: “The Cloud” 1820 The early 19th Century saw the blossoming of the great Romantic poets such as Keats, Shelley and William Wordsworth. In America there was also a powerful movement of poets, loosely termed Early American Poets ” these included Emily Dickinson, Ralph Emerson and Walt Whitman. After the great Romantic poets the next generation of British Poets became associated with the Victorian age . To some extent they offered greater conformity of vision and were more likely to use Christian imagery but they were still influenced by powerful undercurrents of the Romantic movement. In fact the influence of Romanticism can be seen even in modern poets such as Gerard Manley Hopkins. Later poets of the twentieth century also acknowledged the influence of this creative period in poetry. In India Swami Vivekananda epitomised the revitalisation of Hindu culture. After centuries of decline under Muslim and then British rule Vivekananda powerfully called his countrymen to invoke the ancient universal and eternal ideals of Sanatana Dharma. British Poets in the 19th Century Emily Bronte (1818 – 1848) Elizabeth Browning (1806 – 1861) Robert Browning (1812-1889) John Clare (1793 – 1864) Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772 – 1834) John Keats (1795 -1821) Rudyard Kipling Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844 – 1889) Christina Rossetti (1830 -1894)

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19th Century Poets I am the daughter of Earth and Water,And the nursling of the Sky;I pass through the pores of the ocean and shores;I change, but I cannot die. -Percy ShelleyFrom: The Cloud 1820The early 19th Century saw the blossoming of the great Romantic poetssuch asKeats, Shelley and William Wordsworth. In America there was also a powerful movement of poets, loosely termed Early American Poets these included Emily Dickinson, Ralph Emerson and Walt Whitman. After the greatRomantic poetsthe next generation of British Poets became associated with theVictorian age. To some extent they offered greater conformity of vision andwere more likely to useChristian imagery but they were still influenced by powerful undercurrents of theRomantic movement.In fact the influence of Romanticism can be seen even in modern poets such as Gerard Manley Hopkins. Later poets of the twentieth century also acknowledged the influence of this creative period in poetry.In India Swami Vivekananda epitomised the revitalisation of Hindu culture. After centuries of decline under Muslim and then British ruleVivekanandapowerfully called his countrymen to invoke the ancient universal and eternal ideals of Sanatana Dharma.British Poets in the 19th Century Emily Bronte(1818 1848) Elizabeth Browning(1806 1861) Robert Browning(1812-1889) John Clare(1793 1864) Samuel Taylor Coleridge(1772 1834) John Keats(1795 -1821) Rudyard Kipling Gerard Manley Hopkins(1844 1889) Christina Rossetti(1830 -1894) Percy Shelley ( 1792 1822) Lord Tennyson(1809 -1892) William Wordsworth(1770 1850)American Poets in the 19th Century William Bryant (1794 -1878 ) Emily Dickinson(1830 1886) Ralph Waldo Emerson(1803 1882) Henry Wordsworth Longfellow(1807 -1882) Henry David Thoreau (1817 1862) Walt Whitman(1819 1892) Robert Frost(1874-1963Indian Poets in the 19th Century Ramakrishna(1836 1886) Swami Vivekananda(1863 1902) Sarojini Naidu(1879 1949) Michael Madhusuda Dutt(b. 1824) FikirchandSufi Poets in the 19th Century Bibi Hayati(19th Century)European Poets St Teresa of Lisieux(1873-1896) Romain Rolland(1866-1944) W.B.Yeats(1865 1939) Oscar Wilde(1855 1900)~19th Century Poetsat Amazon.com(18th Century Poets)View (20th Century Poets)Related Categories British Poets Victorian Poets The Romantic Poets Early American Poets The Great Poets(Poetry Categories) (A-Z List of Poets) (Poetry at Amazon.com)