Meanings of english poems in English

His brief 'Andromeda' is one of the best English poems in the classical dactylic hexameter.

But since then some English poems have appeared which are at least worthy of Japanese notice.

And, as we shall see immediately, Wace's production became the basis of the earliest of English poems.

Few English poems have attracted more general notice from all intelligent classes of readers than did 'Festus' on its advent.

Spenser's 'Faerie Queene' is not only one of the longest but one of the greatest of English poems; it is also very characteristically Elizabethan.

Besides the English editions quoted in the text, the alliterative English poems were partially edited by J. Stevenson for the Roxburghe Club (1849).

Many of them were confessedly versified from prose translations, and are mere English poems, without a tinge of the colour or character of the country.

His English poems do not portray him as a man likely to die of love, or even to forget a meal on account of it.

The English poems, though they make no promises of "Paradise Lost," have this evidence of genius-thatthey have a cast original and unborrowed.

His hymn to her "name and honor" is one of the great English poems; it burns with spiritual flame, it soars with noble desire.

About this time (1645) a collection of his Latin and English poems appeared, in which the "Allegro," and "Penseroso," with some others, were first published.

"The Raven" was first published in January, 1845, and immediately became and remains one of the most widely known of English poems.