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| 1600's. England. Faith. The Lord My Pasture Shall Prepare. |
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| 1900's. England. Intense and dramatic tone. Funeral Blues |
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| 1900's. USA. Detached from personal relations. Love Lies Sleeping. |
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| 1700's. England. Sarcastic verse. A Little Girl Lost. |
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| 1600's. England. Used many metaphors. The Four Ages of Man. |
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| 1900's. USA. Ethnicity and childhood. We Real Cool |
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| 1800's. England. Dramatic monologue. My Last Duchess. |
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| 1700's. England. Personality in tragic revolt from society. She Walks In Beauty. |
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| 1300's. England. French and Italian. The Canterbury Tales. |
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| 1700's. England. Simple diction to express complicated feelings or abstract concepts. Rime of the Ancient Mariner. |
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| 1800's. USA. Death and immortality. Going to Heaven! |
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| 1500's. England. Realism. The Good Morrow. |
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| 1800's. USA. Death, loss, and spiritual recovery. The Waste Land. |
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| 1800's. USA. Spirituality, philosphy, and nature. Ode to Beauty. |
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| 1800's. USA. Realistic depictions of rural life. The Road Not Taken. |
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| 1900's. USA. Jazz and blues. The Weary Blues. |
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| 1700's. England. Laced with moral instruct. One and Twenty. |
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| 1500's. England. Greek or Roman models. Hymn to Cynthia. |
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| 1700's. England. Private emotions of individuals. Ode To A Nightingale. |
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| 1900's. USA. Meaty language. Drunken Fiserman. |
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| 1600's. England. Inspired by the events of the time. Young Love. |
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| 1600's. England. Epic poetry. Paradise Lost. |
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| 1800's. USA. Horror, fantasy, murder, death. Spirits of the Dead. |
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| 1900's. USA. Confessional genre. Aftermath. |
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| 1600's. England. Emphasized reason and common sense. Sound and Sense. |
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| 1900's. USA. Nature inspired, rich control of language. My Papa's Waltz. |
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| 1500's. England. Elizabethan england. The Faerie Queen. |
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| 1800's. England. Political issues of the time. The Passing of Arthur. |
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| 1900's. St. Lucia. Magic realism. After the Storm. |
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| 1800's. USA. Death and sexuality. A Clear Midnight. |
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| 1700's. England. Common people. I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud. |
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| 1800's. Ireland. Half-rhymes and rough meters. Brown Penny. |
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