ScratchesOnTheWall answered Tuesday January 17 2006, 6:04 pm: Uh well the obviousbut not-to-be-over-looked is Shakespeare. If you read some of his stuff out of a school context it's pretty cool. Not a big fan of the Romantics (Keats, Shelley etc) except Lord Byron's We'll Go No More A-Roving (everyone seems to hate this except me. What you gona do?).
Larkin's another good one, bit depressing but not in the hideous fashion of the ever-present over-rated Sylvia Plath. On that note, Poe's definately worth a look. If you're imaginative and a bit morbid of just like a good rhythm you'll probably like him.
jesa21 answered Tuesday January 17 2006, 5:34 pm: honestly, myself, and many of the poets you might find in aols latenight poets room. some of the unknowns are the best, in my opinion. [ jesa21's advice column | Ask jesa21 A Question ]
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