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William Blake: Visionary English poet, painter, and printmaker. His mystical poetry and unique artistic style combined spirituality, imagination, and social critique, influencing both Romanticism and modern art.

Stéphane Mallarmé was a French poet and critic. He was a major French symbolist poet, and his work anticipated and inspired several revolutionary artistic schools .

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Awesome design for those who love Poetry. Thank you.

John Keats was an English Romantic poet and author of three poems considered to be among the finest in the English language

Aurora inspired design

John Donne, the influential English poet and cleric, crafted metaphysical poetry of deep introspection and profound emotions. His work encompasses themes of love, spirituality, and the complexities of human existence.

Chilean poet Nicanor Parra disliked traditional poetic style and called himself an anti-poet. He is often compared with Pablo Neruda. Parra won prestigious Cervantes Prize.

A poem by 17th Century poet John Milton, "O Nightingale" compares love and hate. Hate is the rude cuckoo that sings of doom and love is the melancholy nightingale,whose song fills the heart with hope. Love is stronger.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, an esteemed American poet of the 19th century, revered for his lyrical and narrative verse, showcasing his romantic sensibility and embracing themes of history, nature, and patriotism, leaving an indelible mark on American literature and poetry.

Alfred Tennyson: British poet, Victorian laureate, synonymous with emotional resonance, nature's beauty, and a lasting poetic legacy.

John Donne: Influential metaphysical poet, cleric, and 'Holy Sonnets' creator, exploring love, spirituality, and complex emotions in distinctive, intricate verse.

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William Wordsworth: Romantic poet, 'Lyrical Ballads' co-author, nature enthusiast, celebrating beauty in the ordinary, introspection, and emotional connection to the world.

John Donne's Meditation 17, "No man is an island" text. The blue, content related image shows a bell and in the background, an island.

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My cartoon rendition of the famous children's rhyme

Quotes by Shilpa describe that when you love, you love the person as a whole, not just their positives but you have to accept the negatives as well.

Edgar Allan Poe

Images based on Homer’s account of the ancient war waged to recover Helen of Troy. Included is the mask of a Greek warrior and two swords. The text is the first lines of the poem, giving a short summary of the story.

Comte de Lautréamont, a pseudonymous French poet and writer, is known for his influential and surrealistic work, "Les Chants de Maldoror." Lautréamont's dark and provocative verses explored themes of absurdity, desire, and the subversion of conventional morality, making him a precursor to surrealism and modern literature.

Paul Verlaine, influential French symbolist poet, embraced musicality, introspection, and innovative verse, leaving an indelible mark on poetic form and expression.

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Illustration of famous American poet Emily Dickinson. Emily Dickinson is regarded as one of the greatest figures in American poetry.

An inky portrait of Emily Dickinson!

Homer's THE ODYSSEY shows image of ancient Greek warrior mask

Dr. John Cooper Clarke - The Bard Of Salford, before the white brick walls. Johnny Cooper Clarke, a mouthpiece for the poor, The Bard, The Soul Of Salford, before the White Brick Walls.

There's Jews for Jesus, Romans for Romance, and now…

Edgar Allan Poe

Robert Frost, American Poet Laureate, wrote prolifically. We couldn't fit them all, but we did fit many.

Word art of the poem by William Carlos Williams

Why do the same thing as others when you have your own ideas? Show your whiptail spirit!

Inspire others to become part of the SEA CHANGE too with your whiptail spirit!

Trees are poems earth has written upon the sky Khalil Gibran

Logo parody inspired by the poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.