Modern poetry emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, challenging traditional forms and themes. Key characteristics include:
- Experimental structure: Breaking free from rhyme and meter constraints 📜
- Focus on individual experience: Emphasizing personal emotions and psychology 💔
- Use of free verse: Unrestricted rhythm and line breaks 📝
Prominent poets include:
- T.S. Eliot (e.g., "The Waste Land")
- Wallace Stevens (e.g., "The Idea of Order at Key West")
- Sylvia Plath (e.g., "Ariel")
For deeper insights, explore our curated collection:
Modern Poetry Anthology