Who is the saddest poet?

Answer 1

This is my poem i read out at my nans funeral but this is from memory so its not all there

I had a nan who was the greatest of them all

always had a laugh and helped me when i fall

Shes was always by my side and still is now

She brang us great joy with the songs on the television

Even though she did not know the words othertimes she wuld just sit and watch the birds

I miss you nanny and i neva got told why, why u were taken to hospital all the time

I got told i was to young to know i was 12 when i found out cancer had taken over

U had many operations and i was thinking this is it, ur finally going 2 be healthy but it neva turned out what it think

Sometimes i get angry at u nanny to think why u left me so quickly everyyear i wish on Christmas and everyday on a star that i culd c u 1 more time and hug u like no more

Answer 2

Thomas GREY is the saddest poet in the English language just as LONGfellow is the longest, Robert Frost the coldest, John MilTON the heaviest and Alexander POPE the holiest. However, Thomas Gray's Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard is one of the saddest poems in the English language.

Answer 3

It is subjective to determine the saddest poet as sadness can be expressed in various ways through poetry. Some poets known for their melancholic themes include Sylvia Plath, Edgar Allan Poe, and Anne Sexton. Ultimately, the perception of sadness in poetry is subjective and can vary among readers.

Answer 4

A sad poem is called an ELEGY, and its

adjectival form is 'elegiac'.