Poet Baby Names for Boys
- Alfred + Poet laureate of the United Kingdom, Alfred, Lord Tennyson's works include the famous phrase "Tis better to have loved and lost / Than never to have loved at all." Read more about Alfred
- Byron + Lord Byron was a British Romantic poet whose works are widely read and have been translated into many languages. Read more about Byron
- Edgar + Edgar Allen Poe was an American poet and writer from the Romantic Movement; his most well-known work is probably "The Raven." Read more about Edgar
- Ezra + American poet of the Modernist movement, Ezra Pound encouraged an exchange of ideas and help between American and British poets. Read more about Ezra
- Geoffrey + Geoffrey Chaucer was an English poet most known for his work The Canterbury Tales. Read more about Geoffrey
- John + A key poet of the English Romantic movement, John Keats wrote with a signature style of elaborate words and sensual imagery. Read more about John
- Langston + An American poet and early composer of jazz poetry, Langston Hughes is known for his work during the Harlem Renaissance. Read more about Langston
- Percy + Percy Shelley was the English Romantic poet married to author Mary Shelley. One of his most famous works is "Ode to the West Wind." Read more about Percy
- Robert + Robert Frost was an American poet whose most famous works include "The Road Not Taken" and "Mending Wall." Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish poet known for his children's poems and stories. Read more about Robert
- Samuel + Samuel Taylor Coleridge was an English Romantic poet whose most famous work is "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner." Read more about Samuel
- Shel + Shel Silverstein is an American poet known for his imaginative children's poems. Read more about Shel
- Walt + Walt Whitman was an American poet whose major work was titled "Leaves of Grass." Read more about Walt
- William + William Butler Yeats was a renowned Irish poet and dramatist. Read more about William
