American poetry

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American poetry is the diverse body of poetic works produced in the United States and by American writers, reflecting the nation’s evolving history, cultures, and literary movements from colonial times to the present.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national literature
poetry tradition
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
hasAward Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award
National Book Award for Poetry
National Book Critics Circle Award for Poetry
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize
hasForm blank verse
elegy
epic poem
free verse
haiku
ode
prose poem
sonnet
villanelle
hasInstitution Academy of American Poets
Library of Congress Poetry Office
Poetry Foundation
Poets House
hasLanguage African American Vernacular English
Arabic
Chinese
Creole languages
English
French
German
Indigenous languages of North America
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Polish
Portuguese
Spanish
Yiddish
hasMovement American modernism
surface form: American Modernism

American Romanticism
Beat Generation
Black Arts Movement
Confessional poetry
Harlem Renaissance
Imagism
Language poets
surface form: Language poetry

Native American Renaissance
surface form: Native American literary renaissance

New York School
Objectivist poetry
Transcendentalism
slam poetry
spoken word poetry
hasNotableFigure Adrienne Rich
Allen Ginsberg
Amiri Baraka
Anne Bradstreet
Claude McKay
Edgar Allan Poe
Elizabeth Bishop
Emily Dickinson
Ezra Pound
Frank O’Hara
Gwendolyn Brooks
Henry David Thoreau
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jack Kerouac
John Ashbery
Joy Harjo
Langston Hughes
Louise Glück
Maya Angelou
Natasha Trethewey
Ocean Vuong
Phillis Wheatley
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Robert Frost
Robert Lowell
Sylvia Plath
T. S. Eliot
Terrance Hayes
Tracy K. Smith
Wallace Stevens
Walt Whitman
William Carlos Williams
hasPeriod 19th-century American poetry
American Civil War–era poetry
American Modernist poetry
American Romantic poetry
American Transcendentalist poetry
Beat Generation poetry
Black Arts Movement
surface form: Black Arts Movement poetry

Confessional poetry
Gilded Age poetry
Harlem Renaissance poetry
Language poets
surface form: Language poetry

New York School
surface form: New York School poetry

colonial American poetry
contemporary American poetry
early national period poetry
hasRole influences global poetry
reflects American cultural diversity
reflects American history
hasTheme capitalism and labor
civil rights
democracy
frontier and wilderness
gender and sexuality
immigration
individualism
race
religion and spirituality
slavery
urban life
war
timeSpan from 17th century to present

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