english poetry

"This book invites the reader to jump into a selection of poems about the natural world written by people from different places and times. It gives the reader the keys needed to unlock poems. It equips the reader to explore the meanings that a poem has, and it explains the techniques poets use to create their effects."--Provided by publisher.

A collection of poems by English author D.H. Lawrence focusing on flowers, birds, fish, and other animals.

An exploration of the life and work of 16th-century English writer William Shakespeare, whose poetry is known best for its sonnet form as well as its transcendent descriptions of love.

"This book invites the reader to jump into a selection of poems about emotions written by people from different places and times. It gives the reader the keys needed to unlock poetry. It equips the reader to explore the meanings that a poem has, and it explains the techniques poets use to create an effect."--Back cover.

An anthology of one hundred poems written by women, arranged chronologically from the fifteenth century through the 1990s, and including selections by Emily Dickinson, Gertrude Stein, Margaret Atwood, and many others.

Examines the work of five poets who discuss the political, cultural, and aesthetic issues of monuments within their poetry, with a focus on works from Elizabeth Bishop, Robert Lowell, James Merrill, Derek Walcott, and Seamus Heaney.

A collection of poetry by William Blake, first printed in 1783, reproduced from the original manuscript of symbolic language with handwritten corrections by Blake himself.