Hey everybody, this is a video of some beautiful names from poetry and some really famous poets. If you're into poetry, this could be a cool way to honor some of them. The first name is Poet, obviously. And I, this is a unisex name. I could see on a boy and a girl. And Suleimune Fry's daughter is named Poet. And I think that it's really, really cute. The next one is Tennyson. And I think Tennyson's such a cool, strong masculine name. Tennyson is after Lord Alfred Tennyson. And he was a poet laureate, the United Kingdom, during much of Queen Victoria's reign. And Wikipedia says that he is the ninth most frequently quoted writer in the acts for dictionary of quotations after Shakespeare and others. And some of his famous work is The Lady of Shalot and the poems about King Arthur. His name is Whittier. And I think Whittier is so cool. It's cool like the name Wilder. If you're daring like that, I think Whittier is pretty cool too. And it's after John Greenley Whittier. And he was a great American Quaker poet. And he was influential in abolishing slavery. The next one is my favorite. And that's Henry. After Henry Watts' Rathong Fellow. Henry Watts' Rathong Fellow was a celebrated American poet. And he was born in Maine. And a few of his famous poems are the Arrow in the Song and Paul Revere's Ride. And Henry Watts' Rathong Fellow was just such a cool guy. And I love his poetry. I think Henry's a really cool name. One of Henry Watts' Rathong Fellow's poems was called Hyawatha. And I think Hyawatha is such a cool name. The poem was about a fictional Indian hero and his lover. And it was published in 1855 and was an instant success. It is just beautifully written and has other really cool names in it like Nicolmas too. And it's just, it's worth the read. The next name is Po. I think Poe is a cool edgy name. If you appreciate the works of Edgar Allan Poe, it's just so cool. The next name is Frost, after Robert Frost. And he was a great American poet too. And one of his famous poems was stopping by Woods on a snowy evening. And he just, he was such a great poet and he had a piercing simple way to convey a point. I think the name is cool with other names like Winter. I think it fits in really well with today. A really, really classic name is Iliad and it was written by Homer. And it's an epic poem set during the Trojan War. The next one is Keats. And after John Keats, who was a great, he was a great romantic poet from England. And recently a movie was made about him called Bright Star, which I heard was really good. And I like the sound of it. It's short and sweet and yet it has a nice pointed sound. I like it. The next name is Wordsworth, after William's Wordsworth, sorry. He was another one of England's great romantic poets. He wrote the famous poem about daffodils. And one of my favorite lines from the poem is, and then my heart with pleasure fills and dances with daffodils. I just, I can't help loving the name's Wordsworth. I think as a middle name it would be so cool. The next is Emerson. And it's after Ralph Waldo Emerson, who was an American poet. And he had an interesting writing style, even people during his time admitted. But it's a current fresh name, even for today, I think. For some names for girls, the first one, which is really popular right now on Formspring, is Evangeline. And it was a poem written by Henry Watts with Longfellow. And he called the story the best illustration of faithfulness and the consenstity of woman that I have ever heard of or read. So it's just a beautiful poem about a man and a woman who were separated after they were married during the war. And she didn't find him till years and years and years later on his deathbed, they were reunited. And I just, it's such a beautiful, beautiful poem. And a great name. The next one is Pipa. Pipa is one of my personal favorites. There is a poem written by Robert Browning called Pipa's Song. And it's a cute, short little poem that's just brimming with all that's winsome. The next one is another personal favorite. And that's Killmany. He was a poem written by the Scottish poet James Hogg and he created the name. It's about a young woman who goes up into the hills and disappears and then comes back years later having seen paradise. And it's a wistful poem that just, it makes you fall in love with the name Killmany. The next one is a poem written by Alfred Tennyson and that's Mariana. And it was a tragic poem but it's a beautiful name and it has Tennyson's rhythmic flavor and it just rolls off the tongue. Just Mariana. So pretty. Another name that's really, really cute is Lucy. Lucy is after Lucy Madmuck Gumry and she was a famous author and she's my favorite author of all time. And her most famous book was Anne of Green Gables but she was also a phenomenal poet and they were deep and whimsical and yet very understandable. She was very talented in poetry. The next one is Gwendolyn. Gwendolyn is such a gorgeous name and Gwendolyn is after the African American poet Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks who has celebrated and just wrote with a keen view of the times in the early to mid 1900s. The next one is Bronte and some people say Bronte but I say Bronte and it's after the sisters Charlotte Ann and Emily Bronte who wrote like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights and other beautiful classics like that. But they weren't just authors. Actually they're very first book. They tried to publish was a book of poetry and Bronte it just seemed a trendy and modern sounding name and yet it has a lot of depth because of their works were so strong. In the last name for the girl's list is Malay after Edna St Vincent Malay and she was an American poet in the early 1900s and was a very strong writer too. And Malay has just a sweet soulful sound to it and Edna is pretty too but Malay just has such a nice cute fresh sound to it. I really really like it. So I hope you enjoyed this video and if there are any poetry or poem or poet names that I miss comment below and let me know what your favorites were and I'll see you in the next video. Bye.