Poems with women’s names

Poems with women’s names.

Sometimes poetry dispenses with the generic to address a particular person, in the case of this collection of love poems, a woman. That is precisely what this short but interesting list of poems with women’s names is about.

Of course, some of these poems with women’s names refer to fictitious women, but in most cases they are about real women, with real names, who at some point in their lives became muses of our poets.

Without much more to add, we leave you with this series of poems with women’s names.

Poems with women’s names.

To Elena (To Helen, Edgar Allan Poe) Alonso the Brave and the Fair Imogina (Alonzo the Brave and the Fair Imogina; Matthew Lewis) Annabel Lee (Annabel Lee, Edgar Allan Poe) From Adam, to Lilith (Adam, to Lilith, E. Hoffmann Price) Eulalia (Eulalie, Edgar Allan Poe) Helen in solitude (Helen All Alone, Rudyard Kipling) Beautiful Elenor (Fair Elenor, William Blake) Lamia (Lamia, John Keats) Lilith’s tears (The Tears of Lilith, Clark Ashton Smith) Lenore (Lenore, Edgar Allan Poe) Lilith (Lilith, Dante Gabriel Rossetti) To Annie (To Annie, Edgar Allan Poe) Last Words to Miriam (DH Lawrence) A Daughter of Eve (A Daughter of Eve, Christina Rossetti) One Day I Wrote Her Name Upon the Strand, Edmund Spenser) Verses to Fanny Brawne (To Fanny Browne, John Keats)

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