Poems are not composed with words, it is composed with emotions. Let’s have a look to these amazing poets who changed the entire literary landscape.

Who should read this: Readers who enjoy romantic poems ... Readers who enjoy double entendres and appreciate nature. Where to read: All Poetry. 1. Because I could not stop for Death (1890 ...

Its captain, John Wordsworth, younger brother to the Romantic poet, was among the 263 lives lost in icy waters ... in his writing following his brother’s death, with his view of Nature becoming bleak.

Only that film, which fluttered on the grate, Still flutters there, the sole unquiet thing. Methinks, its motion in this hush of nature Gives it dim sympathies with me who live, Making it a ...

“According to Shipley’s friends, he loved English Romantic poetry. It’s easy to imagine him at Rockwood, enjoying the poets who were so enthralled by the wonder of nature,” wrote Mary ...

A mural of the world-famous romantic poet William Wordsworth (National Trust ... forget him” and that “his eye for the beauties of nature was as fine and delicate as ever poet or painter ...

Some write poetry when broken-hearted, others label it "love trauma syndrome" and use scientific methods to investigate.

“I think that part of writing poetry is to not just look for those metaphors, but to allow yourself to receive the metaphor from nature,” Limón said in an interview with Smokies Life.

Fall is just around the corner, but this season is closing out with a few more book titles to round out your summer reading.

Around seven hours into our attempt to walk the Coleridge Way in Somerset, my friend Tom and I were forced to admit that we had made a wrong turn. Our printed-out instructions, taken from the tourist ...

The wreck of a ship which sank more than 200 years ago in one of the UK’s worst maritime disasters has been granted ...