British Romantic Poetry

Hello,please can you provide me some famous british romantic poetry to analyze.Thanks for your help

We can't provide any poetry for you, but we can give you some help in finding some online. Go to Project Bartleby and browse the online archives there. That should provide you with all the poetry you need. If you're not satisfied with the famous poems on offer there, you could always turn to Google Books.

Once you've found a poem or poems and have written an analysis, post it here for feedback. Or, if you've read the poetry but are having a hard time with the analysis, tell us what you've read and what ideas you have, and we can help you with brainstorming and organizing your ideas.

Project Gutenberg is also a good resource for this, as is wikisource. Really, if you were able to find this site online and sign up for it, you should have enough computer savvy to be able to track down plenty of poetry from that era, all of which is in the public domain, and so easy to find and access for free.

Thanks a lot for your help,it is really what i'm looking for.However,the problem is that I find hard to analyze a poem by myself.Sometimes I understand what the speaker says but i can not write nothing.I think i am poor in writing such a good analysis!!At these days I try to read some analysis,but i do not find the solution to improve my skills in writing analysis.So could you please give me some advice.

Do some brainstorming or free-writing right after you read a poem, jotting down your feelings and impressions. Then go back, line by line, and collect evidence for whatever you have to say about the poem. Once you have some ideas and some quotes from the poem to back them up then you can think about organizing those ideas into an essay.

In the case of the poetry you are studying, reread the poems a few times to understand the story being told (and there is a good chance the poems you have picked are narrative, given the era). Then you can begin to analyze the poem in much the same way as you would analyze a short story, only you'll have an additional layer of poetic devices you can talk about, too.