Who is the best poet from your country?

Who is the best poet from your country?

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William Blake

Ezra Pound

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Mira Gonzalez

Luís de Camões

She's probably not even the best poet in her apartment.

Patrick Schneeweis

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Neruda

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Yeah, sure.

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Another Irishfag who only half arsed read Heaney for the LC. How do you read him properly?

Holy shit

José Gorostiza

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Hölderlin

I had to read this fucking NAMBLA degenerate's poems in my undergrad

post that pic

Leonard Cohen probably.

The most famous Canadian poem is this, what do you think of it anons. Looking back on it, it's probably the first poem I ever read:

In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.

Nottin personnel kids

Having heard this every Remembrance Day (usually read by a 7-9th grade student in cadets, but also a few adults) I have found that it makes for an awkward read when said aloud; there seems to be some kind of dissonance whenever someone says the line 'In Flanders Fields' that has always come off as quite jarring for me.

I also agree with Leonard Cohen as I think many would, since I literally can't think of another note-worthy Canadian poet. Sort of how all we really have for literature is Margaret Atwood, William Gibson, and Mordecai Richler which isn't saying much.

You buy his stuff and use your eyes to look at the symbols on the page in the order he put it in and think about it

Whitman, Crane, or Dickinson. Can't decide.

He should have shared the Nobel with Dylan.

Eugenio Montale.

Gwen Harwood

>not Foscolo

Maironis

Yeats

Is it just me or are the Heaney LC poems shite?

My country (Ukraine) exists for 26 year, so your question doesn't make sense. If I choose from those who originated from the area of modern Ukraine, it will be Anna Akhmatova (who wrote in Russian) and Taras Shevchenko (who wrote in Ukrainian).

That is debatable. Pessoa was also really good. But yeah, Camões set the tone of Portuguese Poetry. Although Pessoa was more influenced by Anglo-Saxonic poetry

Ukraine is a part of Russia. What's the best Russian poet?

Banjo Paterson

Man, I can't hear the first line without thinking of Siousxie & the Banshees

more like part of Poland if anything

khlebnikov

Stagnelius

he has no country, and he's not that good

Dickinson is comparable to Willy Shakes

shit, i meant Pound

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Liceu, - cimitir
Al tinereţii mele -
Pedanţi profesori
Şi examene grele...
Şi azi mă-nfiori
Liceu, - cimitir
Al tinereţii mele!

Liceu, - cimitir
Cu lungi coridoare -
Azi nu mai sunt eu
Şi mintea mă doare...
Nimic nu mai vreu -
Liceu, - cimitir
Cu lungi coridoare...

Liceu, - cimitir
Al tinereţii mele -
În lume m-ai dat
În vâltorile grele,
Atât de blazat...
Liceu, - cimitir
Al tinereţii mele!

Dante

c.d.a.

>liking kraut&tea
gb2/pol/

De acordo

Gaston Miron.

Même si j'ai fait de ma vie dans un plongeon
Une sorte de marais, une espèce de rage noire
Si je fus cabotin, concasseur de désespoir
J'ai quand même idée farouche
De t'aimer pour ta pureté
De t'aimer pour une tendresse que je n'ai pas connue
Dans les giboulées d'étoiles de mon ciel
L'éclair s'épanouit dans ma chair
Je passe les poings durs au vent
J'ai un coeur de mille-chevaux vapeur
J'ai un coeur comme la flamme d'une chandelle
Toi tu as la tête d'abîme douce n'est-ce pas
La nuit de saule dans tes cheveux
Un visage enneigé de hasards et de fruits
Un regard entretenu de sources cachées
Et mille chants d'insectes dans tes veines
Et mille pluies de pétales dans tes caresses
Tu es mon amour
Ma clameur mon bramement

Mandelstam ?

Nice, got a fave?
I'll have to go with:
Lord, why have you abandoned me
When you knew I wasn't God
When you knew I was weak.

It's not the whole poem, but it's complete enough for me.

Carlos Drummond de Andrade.

Eliot. I sometimes forget he was originally American.
Otherwise Hart Crane or one of the Fugitives.

>being chilean
>claiming that neruda is the best chilean poet
La weá weona, wn

... m... money?

T.S. Eliot

lil peep

you are retarded and clearly do not read canadian poetry.

Ronald Johnson

how illiterate do you have to be to not know who anne carson is lmao

They are non-readers wanting to participate

heine was literally a proto-commie and anti-nationalist

jsf, are you that retarded?
was about to post Heine as well, godspeed germanbro

Either Taras Shevchenko or Ivan Franko.

Ghalib.

Here's one of my favourite couplets from his works (taken from a database of his poems maintained by Columbia University.)
columbia.edu/itc/mealac/pritchett/00ghalib/032/32_01.html

>My country (Ukraine) exists for 26 year, so your question doesn't make sense.
Whew lad

Am I allowed to say Eminescu if I'm from the proud Republic of Moldova? My school had his name on it.