|
William Blake
Francis Bourdillon
Anne Bradstreet
Elizabeth Browning
Robert Browning
Robert Burns
Lord Byron
Thomas Campbell
Bliss Carman
John Clare
Samuel Coleridge
Samuel Daniel
Emily Dickinson
John Donne
William Douglas
Michael Drayton
Anne Finch
Stephen Foster
Robert Frost
Robert Herrick
Leigh Hunt
Omar Khayyam
Benjamin Jonson
|
|
|
Percy
Shelley
(1564-1616)
|
|
|
English poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley is considered by many to be among the
greatest and most influential leader of the romantic movement. His radical
and nonconformist beliefs concerning love and marriage caused him to be
considered a dangerous immoralist by some.
He was married to Mary Shelley author of Frankenstein.
|
|
|
 |
Love's
Philosophy
A romantic poem about becoming lovers. Send this poem if you want
someone's love.
|
|
|
|
When
the Lamp is Shattered
A poem about unrequited love. Send this poem to someone who broke
your heart to let them know you still care.
|
|
|
|
When
the Soft Voices Die
A poem about lovers who are apart. Send it to let someone know you're
thinking about them fondly in their absence.
|
|
|
|
Indian
Serenade
A passionate poem about being infatuated with someone. Send it to
your lover to let them know that you love and desire them.
|
|
|
|
To--
A poem about loving and desiring someone. Send it to someone you care
deeply about.
|
|
Author Unknown
Walter S. Landor
Thomas Lodge
Richard Lovelace
C. Marlowe
John Milton
Caroline Norton
Edgar Allan Poe
J. B. O'Reilly
Daniel Rossetti
John Ruskin
Shakespeare
Percy Shelley
Philip Sidney
Edmund Spenser
C. A. Swinburne
Joshua Sylvester
Walt Whitman
J. G. Whittier
John Wilbye
W. Wordsworth
William B. Yeats
|
