Poetry

Discover a world of poetic brilliance with our curated list of celebrated poets. Explore the works of literary giants, from Shakespeare to Maya Angelou, and delve into the minds of those who have shaped the art of verse. Find inspiration, emotion, and timeless expression in the words of these renowned poets.

Kostas Karyotakis

Ada Vladimirova

Russian poetess, translator

Macedonian poet, playwright, essayist and translator, representative of the post-war poetic generation that came out with the manifesto 'The Epic is on the Vote'

Pierre Gringoire

Medieval French poet and writer of popular farces

Natalia Varenik

Poet, novelist, journalist, teacher

Spanish poet, one of the representatives of the ultraist trend in poetry.

Olivier La Marche

French poet and chronicler.

Frantisek CELAKOVSKY

Czech poet, translator, literary critic. His cycles of poems "Echo of Russian Songs" and "Echo of Czech Songs" have firmly entered the treasury of Czech classical poetry.

French symbolist poet

American writer and poet

Soviet poetess and translator

Ukrainian Soviet poet, translator, journalist.

An ancient Greek poet of the second half of the 7th century BC, a representative of choral lyric poetry.

Frederick Rolfe

English poet, prose writer, translator.

African American poet, novelist, essayist and critic

Duma nobleman, poet, translator.

Great English poet

Ukrainian poet, lyricist.

Hans Vilhelm Kaalund

Danish lyricist

Wawrzyniec Korwin

A 16th-century Polish writer known as Novoforensis

Jean Galbert Campistron

Brone Buivydaite

Lithuanian poetess and prose writer.

Portuguese poet, the greatest representative of Renaissance literature in Portugal in the 16th century, the author of the universally recognized masterpiece of world literature - the national epic poem "The Lusiads", one of the founders of the modern Portuguese language

Danish poet and translator

Israeli poet, literary scholar, translator, critic

German writer, son of the famous philologist Karl Heise, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1910

Russian poet, author of two books. Founder of the Magnitogorsk city literary association "Red Sun".

Finnish musician, poet and writer

Nikolaj Stankevich

The head of the famous 'Stankevich circle' in the history of modern Russian literature

Japanese woman writes poetry bestseller at 99

Jewish playwright, writer, poet, art critic, publisher.

Eugenie de Guerin

French writer, poetess

Hurshudbanu Natavan

Belgian national poet

Vladimir Sollogub

Georgos Seferis

Greek poet and diplomat, Nobel Prize laureate in Literature 1963

Abid Al Memalik

In 1906, he was the editor of the Persian newspaper Majlis. Adib al-Memalik was one of the first Persian poets of realistic creativity.

Vitezslav Nezval

Georgian Soviet poet

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