Poets And Lyricists 1-24
23 entries in the Poets And Lyricists compendium.
Poets And Lyricists 1-24 — Era Chart
Marianne MooreAmerican modernist poet known for precise diction and wit.Marie de FranceMarie de France (fl. She is considered by scholars to be the first woman known to write frMarina TsvetaevaRussian poet and writer, frequently referred to by her first name.Mario BenedettiUruguayan writer and key member of the Generación del 45.Masaoka ShikiMeiji-era poet who reformed haiku and tanka.Mary OliverAmerican poet of nature and wonder.Matthew ArnoldEnglish poet and cultural critic; mentor and friend of Florence Earle Coates.Mihai EminescuRomanian poet, prose writer and translator from Brăila.Mikhail KuzminRussian poet, musician, and novelist of the Silver Age.Mina LoyBritish modernist poet, artist, and bohemian.Mir Taqi MirUrdu poet of the 18th-century Mughal India and ghazal pioneer.Mirabai16th-century Hindu mystic poet and devotee of Krishna.Nguyễn DuPoet and scholar-official, author of Truyện Kiều.Nicolás GuillénCuban poet who fused Afro-Cuban son with political verse.Nikolai GumilevRussian poet, Acmeist co-founder, executed by the Cheka in 1921.Nikolay NekrasovRussian poet whose verse championed the peasantry.Nima YooshijFather of modern Persian poetry and pioneer of free verse.NovalisGerman poet and philosopher of Jena Romanticism.Octavio PazHis work spans poetry, essays, and cultural criticism, with a focus on Mexican identity, lOgden NashAmerican poet known for humorous, unconventional rhyming verse.Ono no KomachiHeian waka poet and enduring symbol of feminine beauty.Oodgeroo NoonuccalAboriginal Australian poet, activist, and educator.Osip MandelstamRussian and Soviet poet, Acmeist, died in a transit camp.
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