XxTeArSxX17
19 years ago
mine would be tupac. |
L0KA
19 years ago
I agree with the person who Said Tupac. Tupac was a wonderful poet. Rest in Peace. |
♥•oOo Nikki oOo•♥©
19 years ago
The Poets Previously Listed Were Trully Some Awesome Awesome Writers I Agree 101% xoxo-Nikki-xoxo |
Steven Beesley
19 years ago
David Herbet Lawrence |
Bill Turner
19 years ago
T.S. Elliott - The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock is full of twists, turns and entendres.... |
paperdoll
19 years ago
Today it is John Keats. I love absolutely anything by Keats. The Odes, and La Belle Dame Sans Merci especially. |
XxTeArSxX17
19 years ago
hey thanks for the website |
Absinth Eyes
19 years ago
Robert Frost, Emily Dickenson, and several poets on this very site! : ) |
Jacklyn
19 years ago
i don't like my last name either! everyone has a hard time saying it and if you just break it down it's easy. sounds exactly the way it's spelled and even worst we had this thing at the school the A honor roll and they read everyone name off and my teach who has had me the entire second semester read my last name wrong!! and she didn't notice my class president had to tell her! and the news papers never get it right either. also my first name is tricky for everyone my 8th grade science teacher always had to ask how to spell, never did he get it write, my art teacher too and i was his favorite student. ha we had this name test in my english class once and someone spelled my name "Jaclime" i guess i'm part lime but spelling didn't count in the test. |
Ashleigh Skye
19 years ago
my favorite poets are Tupac and Edgar Allen Poe.. but my favorites on this site are LOTS.. there are just so many to post here.. take a look at some of the other threads that are just like this one and you can see them there.. bye bye |
Shædow Poet
19 years ago
E E Cummings and Sylvia Plath |
lisa marie
19 years ago
Hmmm i like Edgar Allan Poe and i like billy corgans poetry but i don't think anyone here probably does. i also like jim morrisons poetry. |
Superior Jackson
19 years ago
Tupac was seen by some as a common street thug who glorified violence, drugs, and the disrespect of women. Those people never read his poetry or really listened to his underlying messages. TuPac spoke to a generation of people by giving day by day accounts of everyday life in the ghetto. He spoke from his experiences, and other people were able to relate. Not many people realize that he was a creative genius, they figured he was just trying to make a profit from commercializing the ghetto struggle. In reality, he just wanted people to know that just because everything wasn't peaches and cream in the hood, didn't mean you couldn't escape the your living hell to live on earth's heavenly paradise. Tupac was wise beyond his years, and he will always be one of the greatest poets. |
Feline Fatigue
19 years ago
Poe. he inspired me to start writing poetry. |