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Poets with tag Modernism:

Modernist poetry refers to poetry written, mainly in Europe and North America, between 1890 and 1950 in the tradition of modernist literature.

Modernism emerged with its insistent breaks with the immediate past, its different inventions, 'making it new' with elements from cultures remote in time and space. The questions of impersonality and objectivity seem to be crucial to Modernist poetry. Modernism developed out of a tradition of lyrical expression, emphasising the personal imagination, culture, emotions and memories of the poet. For the modernists, it was essential to move away from the merely personal towards an intellectual statement that poetry could make about the world. Even when they reverted to the personal, like T. S. Eliot in the Four Quartets and Ezra Pound in The Cantos, they distilled the personal into a poetic texture that claimed universal human significance.

Name	Years	Country	Tags	Works	Rank
Theophile Gautier	1811-1872	FRA	Parnassianism, Decadents, Romanticism, Symbolism, Modernism	1	367
Charles Baudelaire	1821-1867	FRA	Romanticism, Free verse, Impressionism, Dark romanticism, Sonnet, Bipolar disorder, Parnassianism, Symbolism, Modernism, Libertine, Decadents, National	139	81
Emily Dickinson	1830-1886	USA	Bipolar disorder, Christian, Didactism, Difficult, Fantasy, Homoerotism, Modernism, National, Spiritualism	1063	2
Gerard Manley Hopkins	1844-1889	ENG	Bipolar disorder, Christian, Free verse, Modernism, Parnassianism, Sonnet, Victorian	81	109
Constantine P Cavafy	1863-1933	GRC	Modernism, History	89	180
Rudyard Kipling	1865-1936	ENG	Children, Didactism, Freemasons, Modernism, Neoromanticism, Nonsense, Victorian, War	490	36
William Butler Yeats	1865-1939	IRL	Fantasy, Formalism, Modernism, Neoromanticism, Rhymers club, Sonnet, Spiritualism, Symbolism, Victorian	378	5
Jose Asuncion Silva	1865-1896	COL	Committed suicide, Modernism	8	328
Edwin Arlington Robinson	1869-1935	USA	Modernism	176	131
Charlotte Mary Mew	1869-1928	ENG	Victorian, Committed suicide, Modernism	20	344
Robert Frost	1874-1963	USA	Blank verse, Didactism, Dymock poets, Formalism, Laureate, Modernism, National, Optimism, Realism, Sonnet, Vernacular	144	1
Amy Lowell	1874-1925	USA	Fantasy, Free verse, Imagism, Modernism	202	120
Gertrude Stein	1874-1946	USA	Modernism, Cubism	25	173
Gilbert Keith Chesterton	1874-1936	ENG	Christian, Deism, Fantasy, Modernism, Mystery, Tory	152	296
Rainer Maria Rilke	1875-1926	BOH/DEU	Christian, Existentialism, Expressionism, Modernism, Sonnet	127	52
Wallace Stevens	1879-1955	USA	Blank verse, Cubism, Formalism, Modernism	85	35
James Joyce	1882-1941	IRL	Agnosticism, Difficult, Expressionism, Modernism, Nonsense	51	96
William Carlos Williams	1883-1963	USA	Beat, Imagism, Modernism, Others, Sentimentalism, Vernacular	111	78
Ezra Pound	1885-1972	USA	Bipolar disorder, Didactism, Haiku, Imagism, Modernism, Others	253	70
Rupert Brooke	1887-1915	ENG	Bipolar disorder, Dymock poets, Georgian poets, Modernism, Sonnet, War	96	73
Marianne Moore	1887-1972	USA	Imagism, Modernism, Others, Anti-meter	20	325
Katherine Mansfield	1888-1923	NZL/ENG	Modernism, Symbolism, National	66	301
Fernando Pessoa	1888-1935	POR	Agnosticism, Atheism, Avant-garde, Bipolar disorder, Homoerotism, Modernism, National, Spiritualism	49	334
Thomas Stearns Eliot	1888-1965	USA/ENG	Bipolar disorder, Children, Christian, Existentialism, Expressionism, Humanism, Jazz, Metaphysical poets, Modernism, Neoclassicism, Romanticism, Symbolism	12	4
Anna Akhmatova	1889-1966	RUS	Acmeism, Modernism, Silver age, Symbolism	74	93
Edna St. Vincent Millay	1892-1950	USA	Bipolar disorder, Didactism, Feminism, Formalism, Modernism, Sonnet	166	69
Archibald MacLeish	1892-1982	USA	Modernism	34	206
Wilfred Owen	1893-1918	ENG	Modernism, War	73	65
Dorothy Parker	1893-1967	USA	Modernism, Sentimentalism, Satire	192	67
E.e. cummings	1894-1962	USA	Aestheticism, Dada, Didactism, Formalism, Modernism, Sonnet, Surrealism, Symbolism	190	15
Robert Graves	1895-1985	ENG	Atheism, Georgian poets, Modernism, Myth, War	139	199
Federico Garcia Lorca	1898-1936	SPA	Freemasons, Haiku, Homoerotism, Modernism, National, Surrealism	47	50
Bertolt Brecht	1898-1956	DEU	Modernism, Atheism, Expressionism	41	208
Ernest Hemingway	1899-1961	USA	Expressionism, Modernism	26	158
Harold Hart Crane	1899-1932	USA	Bipolar disorder, Blank verse, Committed suicide, Difficult, Fantasy, Formalism, Modernism	33	174
Allen Tate	1899-1979	USA	Formalism, Fugitives, Laureate, Modernism, Southern Agrarians	74	260
Kenneth Slessor	1901-1971	AUS	Modernism	73	168
Langston Hughes	1902-1967	AFR/USA	Didactism, Harlem Renaissance, Jazz, Modernism, Slavery	91	13
Nazim Hikmet	1902-1963	TUR	Avant-garde, Free verse, Modernism	39	91
Pablo Neruda	1904-1973	CHL	Atheism, Modernism, National, Sonnet, Surrealism	117	6
W H Auden	1907-1973	ENG/USA	Auden Group, Christian, Formalism, Homoerotism, Modernism	113	211
Elizabeth Bishop	1911-1979	USA	Didactism, Feminism, Laureate, Modernism	69	68
Robert Hayden	1913-1980	AFR/USA	Didactism, Harlem Renaissance, Laureate, Modernism	14	195
Delmore Schwartz	1913-1966	USA	Modernism, Bipolar disorder	70	242
Dylan Thomas	1914-1953	WAL	Bipolar disorder, Didactism, Modernism, National, New Apocalyptics, New Romantics	100	58
Randall Jarrell	1914-1965	USA	Bipolar disorder, Children, Formalism, Fugitives, Laureate, Modernism, Neoromanticism, War	28	250
Robert Lowell	1917-1977	USA	Bipolar disorder, Confessionalism, Formalism, Laureate, Modernism	20	160
Vasko Popa	1922-1991	SRB/ROU	Epic, Modernism	32	234
Allen Ginsberg	1926-1997	USA	Beat, Confessionalism, Fantasy, Free verse, Homoerotism, Modernism, Neoromanticism, New American Poetry, Romanticism, Surrealism, Transgressive fiction	50	61
Sylvia Plath	1932-1963	USA	Bipolar disorder, Committed suicide, Confessionalism, Modernism	282	14

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