Young Writers Society

the most famous ones i think are: william wordsworth, carol ann frank, ts elliot, william shakespear and there's loads more but i can't think of thier names

the two obvious ones- Edgar Allen Poe and Robert Frost
my personal (as of this moment) favorite are-

Emily Browning (How do I love thee? Let me count the ways...)
Lord Byron (She Walks In Beauty)
George Herbert (Love Bade Me Welcome)

I know I have more, just can't think of any at the moment.

Stephen Crane. I don't know how many poems he has all together, but he has an exquisite poem called, "The Desert" that I love.
http://www.linguatech.com/scrane/

Richard Siken.

William Wordsworth.

When I read the affliction of Margret, I actually cried.

~Retro Disco666

There's this good one called Ben Franks or something.

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Lol, I'm kidding. Well I quite like the poem attached to this post, but I forgot to note who wrote it If someone knows, get back to me... mainly because I can't find it anywhere.

If you like Poe than you'll like his french counterpart Charles Baudelaire.
You should also check out the beat poets ( Ginsberg, Kerouac, Ferlinghetti, and Corso).
Oh, and definitely Dylan Thomas.

Haha.

The best poets I've read are all shadows - orphans, vandals, you name it - whose names nobody will ever know.

Definitely Alfred Lord Tennyson. Check out The Lady of Shalott and The Eagle.

Poe ,Shel Silverstein, Robert Frost, Shakespere, Dr.Seuss, Langston Hughes, ect. Look up more on Google or Bing!
-Chardinay

Also Michael D'Angelo!

My favourite is Candice James, Willfred Owen, John Keats, Sir Walter Scott, Alfred Lord Tennyson. Candice James is a modern poet but she's amazing!