Modern times are no longer the age of poetry. As a foreigner, I think (I am more familiar with the British and American parts) 1. Emily dickins (USA) Emily Dickinson always likes to write about themes related to death; 2 .whitman Whitman (USA), the one who wrote "Leaves of Grass", started a new trend. 3. Willam Wordsworth, the lakeside poet represented by Wordsworth 4. T.S. Eliot, the one who wrote "The Waste Land", modernist, I personally also like his "The Hollowed Men", which is probably spelled like this Bar. 5. Byron: A warrior who wrote poetry 6. Shelley, major works include "A Defense of Poetry", "Queen Mab", "The Revolt of Islam", "Prometheus Unbound" and "Cinci" . 7. "Ode to a Nightingale" by Keats is another one that I like. 8. Baudelaire, the leader of French symbolism, his masterpiece "The Flowers of Evil" 9. Allan Poe, American, "The Raven" 10. EE. Cummings There are too many Cummings to write, I can't write them. They are all introduced in foreign literature history textbooks.
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