Believed to be dedicated to Dylan Thomas’s father, this poem contains a universal message on death and our attitude towards it. I like how the narrator acknowledges that death is inevitable, but urges that we don’t have to go quietly; we should be brave in the face of death - and fight it bravely.

In this poem with an extended metaphor, hope is transformed into a bird that always resides in the human soul... does yours sing to you when times are rough? :)

William Wordsworth was a Romantic poet known for his themes of nature and sympathy in the common man. Here’s one of my favourites from him :)

Hi, I’m Mabel. Join me as I read my favourite verses by some of the world’s best-loved poets :)

“To Autumn” was written after an evening walk near Winchester, and is also one of the last famous poems that Keats ever wrote :)

A reading of this popular poem by Edgar Allen Poe (: