Victorian poets and their poetry

1. Group Task
Given by: Dr. Heenaba Zala
Topic: Poets of the Victorian Age
Group: 2
Name of the students
1.Daya Vaghani
2.Hiral Kashyap
3.Jignesh Panchasara
4.Khushbu Lakhupota
5.Kishan Jadav
6.Latta Baraiya
M.A. Sem:I students of Dept. of English MKBU

2. Alfred Tennyson [1809-1892]
 ◆ “Ulysses”
 ◆ “Morte d’Arthur”
 ◆ “Break, Break, Break”
 ◆ “Mariana”
 ◆ “In Memoriam”
 ◆ “The Charge of The Light Brigade”
 ◆ “Idylls of The King”
 ◆ “Morte D’Arthur”
 ● “Ulysses”[1842] :-
 -This is a poem in blank verse
 -It is a popular example of the dramatic monologue.
Prepared by Latta Baraiya

3. Robert Browning (1812 –1889)
His Works:-
➡️Life in a Love-1855
➡️Song from Paracelsus-1835
➡️Love in a Life-2016Now-2016
➡️The Pied Piper of Hamelin-1842
➡️My Last Duchess-1842
➡️Rabbi Ben Ezra-1864
➡️Two in the Campagna-1855
➡️My Star-1855
➡️Love in a Life-1855
➡️Wanting is — What?-1883
➡️Epilogue-2017
➡️Soliloquy of the Spanish-1842
➡️Meeting at Night-1845

4. Elizabeth Barrett Browning
 Remembered for poem “How do I love thee?” & “Aurora
Leigh”
 The Battle of Marathon: A poem
 An essay on Mind, with other poems.
 Prometheus Bound (Translated from Greek)
 Sonnets from the Portuguese
Prepared by Khushbu Lakhupota

5. Matthew Arnold(1822-88)
His Poems:
 Dover Beach The Scholar Gipsy
 Sohrab and Rustum Balder Dead
 Thyrsis Below the Surface-Stream, Shadow and
Light
 To Marguerite-Continued
Dante Gabriel Rossetti(1828-1882)
 In 1847 and 1848 Rossetti began several important early poems—
 ”My Sister's Sleep,” “The Blessed Damozel,”
 “The Bride's Prelude,” “On Mary's Portrait,”
 “Ave,” “Jenny,”
 “Dante at Verona,” “A Last Confession,”
 and several sonnets, a form in which he eventually became expert

6. William Morris
 His Poems
 1. The Defence of Guenevere and other poems (1858)
 2. The Life and Death of Jason (1867)
 3. The Earth Paradice (1868-70)
 4. The Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the Fall of the Niblungs ( 1877)
 5. Poems by the Way (1891)
 6. Hopes and Fears for Arts (1822)
 7. Sings of Change (1888)
 8. A Dream of John Ball (1888)
 9. News from Nowhere ( 1891)
 10. A Tale of the House of the Wolfings (1889)
 11. The Roots of The Mountains ( 1890)
 12. The Story of the Glittering Plain (1891)
 13. The Sundering Flood (1898)
Prepared by Nidhi Jethva

7. ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE
 Swinburns’s notable works
 Poems and ballads (1887)
 Atalanta in calydon (1865)
 Songs before sunrise (1871)
 The age of shakespeare (1908)
 Chastelard (1865)
 Laus Veneris (1866)
 Tristram of Lyonesse (1882)
 Swinburnes’s poems (1906)
 The Heptalogia (1880)
 Essay and studies (1875)
 Bothwell (1874)
 Under the microscope (1872)
Prepared by Chudasama Nanditaba

8. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
 Works of poet :
 (poetry collections) Outre-Mer: A Pilgrimage Beyond the Sea
(Travelogue)
 Hyperion, a Romance (1839)
 The Golden Legend (1851)
 The Song of Hiawatha (epic poem) (1855)
 Christus: A Mystery
 Aftermath (1873)
 The Arrow and the Song
Prepared by Sneha Agravat

9. Arthur O'Shaughnessy
 His works
 An Epic of Women (1870)
 Lays of France (1872)
 Music and Moonlight: Poems and Songs (1874)
 Toy-land (with Eleanor W. O'Shaughnessy) (1875)
 Songs of a Worker (1881) (published Posthumously)
Prepared by Stuti Gosai

10. Walt Whitman(1819-1992)
His Poems:
 Leaves of Grass-1855
 Song of Myself
 O Caption! My Caption!
 I Sing the Body Electric
 A Noiseless Patient Spider
 Song of the Open Road
 When I Heard I Learne'd Asrtonomer
 Crossing Brooklyn Ferry
 Prepared by Daya Vaghani

11. Thank You