Portal:Romantic poetry
Two streams of thought dominated post-medieval literature: the Renaissance and the Enlightenment. Both are included in Portal:Renaissance poetry.
The first, Renaissance, encompasses poetic notions which escaped Medieval Traditions. These were in the vernacular, rather than the dense latin or greek prosody of learned scholars. Furthermore, rather than being lengthy conjectures on the obscure or examinations of theosophic idiosyncrasies, these were oft tributes to simple ideas, like Jonson's love poems (On Lucy, Countess of Bedford) or Petrarch's nationalism.
Afterwards, when the Enlightenment surfaced, rationalism was the dominant spirit even in poetry. Thinkers used poetry as a mechanism to examine ideologies or make arguments, as with Marvell's defense of a 'carpe diem' love-life (To His Coy Mistress) or Swift's "The Logicians Refuted".
Romantic poetry is the epoch in which art returned to pre-Renaissance notions of life, often idolizing Medieval lifestyles (e.g. Camelot), making tributes to the perfection of nature, and often casting utopian philosophies about humanity in the process.
This series, "Romantic poetry," encompasses only the third of these three ages, the former two being under "Renaissance poetry."
- This portal is for the artistic movement, you may be looking for Portal:Love poetry or Portal:Erotic poetry.
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Romantic era poetsEdit
Romantic era poemsEdit
AEdit
- The Alchemists, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
BEdit
- To a Beautiful Quaker, Lord Byron
- The Book of Thel, William Blake
CEdit
- The Cloud, Percy Shelley
- The Cornelian, Lord Byron
DEdit
EEdit
- Endymion, John Keats
- The Eve of St. Agnes, John Keats
FEdit
- The First Kiss of Love, Lord Byron
- Evolution, Langdon Smith
HEdit
- Hebrew Melodies, Byron
- Hyperion, Keats
IEdit
- Isabella, John Keats
- The Image in Lava, Felicia Hemans
KEdit
- Kubla Khan, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
LEdit
- Lamia, John Keats
- Letter on Browne, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
- Lines Addressed to a Young Lady, Lord Byron
- Love's Philosophy, Percy Shelley
MEdit
- May, Karel Hynek Mácha
- To the Moon, Percy Shelley
OEdit
- Ode to Autumn
- Ode on a Grecian Urn
- Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood
- Ode on Melancholy
- Ode to a Nightingale
- Ode to Psyche
- Ode to the West Wind
- Ozymandias
REdit
SEdit
- Songs of Experience, William Blake
- Songs of Innocence, William Blake
- To Stella (Shelley), Percy Shelley
TEdit
- Thoughts Suggested by a College Examination, Lord Byron
- Thought of a Briton On the Subjugation of Switzerland, William Wordsworth
WEdit
- When the Lamp is Shattered, Percy Shelley
See alsoEdit
- Portal:Poetry
- Portal:Enlightenment poetry, an opposing movement of the same era