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FAMOUS ENGLISH POETS
By HAMILTON W. MABIE, Author and Critic.
MENTOR GRAVURES
BYRON
SHELLEY
KEATS
WORDSWORTH
TENNYSON
BROWNING
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Modern English poetry
is rich not only in its
quality, but in its variety, both of theme and of
manner. The exuberant imagination and splendid
profusion of Swinburne are in striking contrast
with the restraint and clearness of style of
Matthew Arnold; the fluency and narrative faculty
of William Morris, with the strongly etched and
powerfully phrased work of Francis Thompson
and Henley. The classical dignity of Landor, the
humor of Hood, the seriousness of mood of
Clough (kluff), the pictorial genius of Rossetti,
the fresh invention of Stevenson and Kipling,
suggest the range of poetic production of an age
not matched in wealth of genius since the age of
Shakespeare. Among the throng of poets who
made lasting contributions to English literature
during the nineteenth century, six may be
regarded as most representative.