10 Interesting Fact About Famous poets and their poetry styles

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• Walt Whitman, Poet of the United States, wrote poetry in free and without rhymes. His famous work is Leaves of Grass, which contains 400 poems.
• Emily Dickinson, Poet of the United States, wrote poetry that tends to be short and full of contradictions. He was rarely published during his life and only became famous after his death.
• William Shakespeare, British poet and playman, known for his famous works such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth. He is also known as a master in the use of language and metaphor.
• Robert Frost, Poet of the United States, wrote poetry in a simple and easy -to -understand style. He often uses a picture of nature in his work.
• Lanton Hughes, a United States poet who is also the main character of the Harlem Renaissance movement, writes poetry in a simple style and focuses on the life of Africa-America.
• Maya Angelou, a poet and activist of the United States, wrote a strong poem and full of meaning. He also became famous as the writer of memoirs like I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
• Pablo Neruda, Chilean poet, wrote poetry in a romantic style and full of nature and love. He is also famous as a political activist and has served as Senator Chile.
• T.S. Eliot, a British-American poet, writes poetry in a complex style and often uses language that is difficult to understand. His famous work is The Waste Land.
• Edgar Allan Poe, a poet of the United States, wrote poetry in a dark and mysterious style. His famous work is The Raven.
• Sylvia Plath, Poet of the United States, writes poetry that is often melancholy and focuses on personal and emotional life. His famous work is Ariel.