Poems

The Slave's Dream by H. W. Longfellow In The Slave’s Dream, a negro slave is lying in a farm and remembers his native land. He dreams of his past life when he was roaming fr...

The Soldier by Rupert Brooke This sonnet finds a soldier speculating as he goes away to war about his possible death, which he feels should not be mourned, bu...

'Yussouf' by James Russell Lowell The poem 'Yussouf' belongs to an American romantic poet James Russell Lowell . Before we begin the analysis of the poem, let us discu...

'The Old Woman' by Joseph Campbell Joseph Campbell (1881-1944) : He was an Irish nationalist poet and mainly famous for his lyrical and simple poetry. His famous ...

'Daybreak' by Henry Wordsworth Longfellow About Poet : H.W. Longfellow was an American poet and educator worked during the 19th century. 'Daybreak' is a poem, full ...

A Fine Day by Michael Drayton A Fine Day is a very short poem written by the Elizabethan writer Michael Drayton. Clear had the day been from the...

"Fear No More" by William Shakespeare This poem was written by very famous dramatist William Shakespeare. The poem has been taken from his play 'Cymbeline.' The core ...

'How Sleep the Brave' by William Collins The poem 'How Sleep the Brave' was written by the 18th century English writer William Collins. This patriotic poem i...

"Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley The 'Ozymandias' is a sonnet written by English Romantic writer P. B. Shelley. Ozymandias- Rameses-11 was a G...

"Fame and Friendship" by Henry Austin Dobson The poem "Fame and Friendship" was written by H. A. Dobson. The central theme of the poem is about the fame and friendship. Here...

'The Character of a Happy Life' by Henry Wotton 'The Character of a Happy Life' is a poem written by the English author and diplomat Sir Henry Wotton. This poem is about...

'Joy and Woe are Woven Fine' by William Blake The poem 'Joy and Woe are Woven Fine' was written by William Blake. He was a poet, painter and printmaker during the romantic...

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