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Forgotten Ground Regained

Noted Poets

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, poets began to question the metrical tradition that had dominated English poetry since the 16th century. Simultaneously, 19th century scholars brought older, alliterative works like Beowulf into the literary canon. This led some poets to try their hand at writing alliterative verse of their own (though sometimes that came out as free verse with alliteration).
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Pied Beauty Moonrise, June 19, 1876
William Morris
In Prison
Rudyard Kipling
The Runes of Weland's Sword
Ezra Pound
Canto I The Seafarer
W.H Auden
The Wanderer
C. Day-Lewis
"As one who wanders into old workings ..."
Fred Chappell
My Grandfather's Church Goes Up
Earle Birney
Anglosaxon Street
Robinson Jeffers
Ted Hughes
Rock and Hawk
The Hawk in the Rain
Richard Wilbur
Junk The Lilacs
Daniel G. Hoffman
The Coming of Robin Hood
P.K Page
After RainDeaf Mute in the Pear TreeMotel Pool
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