Romantic Poets

i want to smite that skeleton

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Haven't read Southey.

>>9459289
So...

Wordsworth > Keats > Shelley > Byron > Blake > Coleridge

Blake
Keats
Shelley
Byron
Coleman
Wordsworth

Haven't read much southey. Wordsworth is low because if his later poetry. His earlier stuff would be above Byron in that list.

>>9459282
The correct order:

Blake
Wordsworth
Shelley / Keats (too close to tell, but I think Shelley edges Keats ever so slightly)
Byron
Coleridge (as a poet. As a critic he tops this list)
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Southey

Her hair is going to snap her neck

>>9459282
Keats
Blake
Shelley
Wordsworth
Byron
Coleridge
Haven't read

Also, reminder that Ode to a Nightingale is the most beautiful poem to have ever been written in the English Language.

>>9459282

Woah, she actually looks kinda healthy by her standards. Is she eating now? When was this taken?

>>9459751
I was thinking the same thing.
This must have been after a good sized healthy meal.

>>9459282
P E R F E C T
I love her so much.
I just wish we could cuddle forever!
So cute!
I want her to beg me to feed her so I can show delicious food in front of her.
And as she begs me on her knees, so weak she can't even stand right, I'll just eat whatever it is I have. Maybe it's just a simple tiny chocolate, her desperate hunger making her pathetically beg even for the smallest insignificant thing.
So c u t e.

Keats
Blake
Wordsworth
Shelley
Coleridge
Byron

Haven't read Southey, though Ive never heard anyone say he was better than Coleridge or Wordsworth. Also I agree with anon who said Ode to a Nightingale is goat english poem.

>>9459282
Wordsworth (up to The Excursion)
Blake
Shelley
Keats
Byron
Coleridge
Southey