Masters of English Poetry

ancient artist ballad beauty became Browning's Burns's Byron character Chaucer classical Coleridge colour composed convention critical death Donne's Dublin Dylan Thomas Edmund Spenser eighteenth century England English poetry Essay expression Faerie Queene father feel French friends genius Geoffrey Chaucer human ideal ideas inspiration intellectual Ireland Irish Italian John Donne John Keats Keats kind King language later legend Leigh Hunt letters lines literary literature living London looked Lord lyrical manner Maud Gonne meaning Milk Wood Paracelsus poems poet poet's poetic Pope Pope's prose published rhyme Robert Browning Robert Burns Romantic satire Scottish sense Shelley Shelley's Shepheardes Calendar society songs sonnet sound Southey Spenser spirit stanza story style Swansea symbol tale talent Tennyson Thomas's thou thought took tradition verse W. B. Yeats Welsh William William Burns words Wordsworth writing written wrote Yeats Yeats's