Poetry Ebooks

We’ve rounded up some of the best poetry ebooks, from classic favorites like The Odyssey to newer phenomenal poets like Rupi Kaur. Great poetry often explores shared human experiences of love, heartbreak, loss, and self-fulfilment while soothing our spirits with life’s hard-won lessons. Read on below to discover our collection of the best poetry books available.

We’ve rounded up some of the best poetry ebooks, from classic favorites like The Odyssey to newer phenomenal poets like Rupi Kaur. Great poetry often explores shared human experiences of love, heartbreak, loss, and self-fulfilment while soothing our spirits with life’s hard-won lessons. Read on below to discover our collection of the best poetry books available.

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About Poetry

Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” This quote by Anton Chekov illustrates the heart of the poetry genre: an ability to show rather than tell. Poetry expresses a range of feelings and emotions touching on both light and dark, joy and sadness, anger and peace. It offers social commentary in compactness of expression and can be short and punchy or lengthy and profound. Like music, it’s got rhythm whether it’s a Shakespearean sonnet in iambic pentameter, a nursery rhyme, an epic story, or free verse, Alexander Pope, Robert Frost. Emily Dickinson. Maya Angelou. Sylvia Plath. These are some great examples of well-known poets. Add contemporary sensations like Alicia Cook and Rupi Kaur and you can see how poetry continues to be a vital art form. Some bestselling poetry books online are Dante's Inferno, The Iliad of Homer, The Sun and Her Flowers, and Sorry I Haven’t Texted You Back. These titles will move you in unexpected ways. Dive in and see where a new poetry volume takes you.

Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.” This quote by Anton Chekov illustrates the heart of the poetry genre: an ability to show rather than tell. Poetry expresses a range of feelings and emotions touching on both light and dark, joy and sadness, anger and peace. It offers social commentary in compactness of expression and can be short and punchy or lengthy and profound. Like music, it’s got rhythm whether it’s a Shakespearean sonnet in iambic pentameter, a nursery rhyme, an epic story, or free verse, Alexander Pope, Robert Frost. Emily Dickinson. Maya Angelou. Sylvia Plath. These are some great examples of well-known poets. Add contemporary sensations like Alicia Cook and Rupi Kaur and you can see how poetry continues to be a vital art form. Some bestselling poetry books online are Dante's Inferno, The Iliad of Homer, The Sun and Her Flowers, and Sorry I Haven’t Texted You Back. These titles will move you in unexpected ways. Dive in and see where a new poetry volume takes you.