Poetry

[Sawyer2020]

I just wonder if there is any tracker with English poetry :shutup:
or anywhere else :huh:
any help appreciated :)

[markupmaster]

Sorry Bud,I don't know of one..

:(

[fisherman]

Not a tracker but a great Poet W.B. YEATS, and a link to some poems http://www.poetry-archive.com/y/yeats_w_b.html

Also Bob Dylan>> http://members.tripod.com/~Raincloud771/htm/dylan.htm

[Blistered]

All the classic English poetry (pre 20th) is, by definition, out of copyright - which is perfect for this site: http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/ as it has a database of thousands of books that are out of copyright including pretty much every major poet from the 17th-19th centuries.

PS: If you are really into poetry and plan to buy any books I'd recommend the Phoenix Hardback Poetry collection. Absolutely brilliant series. I get,ome in shops here in the UK but I'm sure you can buy it internationally online.

[SAM]

someone is in love :D

[pureheart]

someone is in love :D

Not necessarily:naughty:
It may be his course of study!!:lol:
Why don't you try Sparknotes!?It used to be my daily ref.
Just click the link below.
Sparknotes (http://www.sparknotes.com/poetry/)

[1000possibleclaws]

why would you need a tracker for this.. god just use google..

[renwickftw]

Yeah, you should be able to find most famous poems/poets in google. If there were any poetry torrents, they'll prolly be teeny in size anyway :P

[Dark Archon]

Why don't you try your local library? You can't rely on torrents for everything :D

[bikernin]

i think the guys have already mentioned the best sources for poetry. if you still insist on using torrents, bitme has some stuff on poetry

[Sawyer2020]

thanks guys for help
really appreciated :)