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A collection of the world's finest love poems--from ancient Greece to the twentieth century. For thousands of years, poets across the world have expressed their thoughts on love with profound and memorable verses. Love Poems is a collection of works from more than fifty prolific poets, including Sappho, William Shakespeare, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Frost. This volume contains over a hundred works of poetry that have been cherished for generations, and that continue to stir modern readers' hearts with their beauty. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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This was a lovely collection of classic love poems!
The selection of authors was expected. It features classic love poets such as Shakespeare, Dickinson, and Byron. I’m not that familiar with classic poetry (I read more modern poetry), so I cannot speak too much on the selection of poems.
As with almost all poetry collections, some poems stood out more than others. Here were my favorites:
-Passion by Sappho (pg. 1)
-The First Kiss by Sappho (pg. 2)
-Sonnet 147 by William Shakespeare (pg. 22)
-Sylvia by George Etherege (pg. 37)
-A Cradle Song by William Blake (pg. 47)
-A Red, Red Rose by Robert Burns (pg. 50)
-Surprised by Joy by William Wordsworth (pg. 64)
-Love’s Young Dream by Thomas Moore (pg. 79)
-When We Two Parted by Lord Byron (pg. 83)
-Remind Me Not, Remind Me Not by Lord Byron (pg. 86)
-And Wilt Thou Weep When I Am Low? By Lord Byron (pg. 87)
-To Caroline by Lord Byron (pg. 91)
-Love’s Philosophy by Percy Bysshe Shelley (pg. 99)
-Sonnet 14 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning (pg. 106)
-Sonnet 21 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning (pg. 107)
-Sonnet 43 by Elizabeth Barrett Browning (pg. 110)
-A Dream Within a Dream by Edgar Allan Poe (pg. 114)
-Till Death Us Part by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley (pg. 130)
-Are You the New Person Drawn Toward Me? by Walt Whitman (pg. 132)
-To a Stranger by Walt Whitman (pg. 133)
-As if a Phantom Caress’d Me by Walt Whitman (pg. 139)
-To One Shortly to Die by Walt Whitman (pg. 139)
-Bequest by Emily Dickinson (pg. 148)
-If You Were Coming in the Fall by Emily Dickinson (pg. 149)
-I Have No Life but This by Emily Dickinson (pg. 158)
-Wild Nights by Emily Dickinson (pg. 159)
-The Lost Jewel by Emily Dickinson (pg. 162)
-Longing by Emily Dickinson (pg. 168)
-When Will Love Come? by Pakenham Beatty (pg. 173)
-Patterns by Amy Lowell (pg. 176)
-Choice by Angela Morgan (pg. 184)
-A Dream Girl by Carl Sandburg (pg. 185)
Overall, this was a quick and romantic read! If you’re looking to get into classic poetry, consider this book. ( )