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  1. So, here I present to you 13 erotic poems that span from the classics to the contemporary, each of which made me sigh at least once: 1. “Sea Poppies” by H.d. Excerpt: your stalk has caught root. among wet pebbles. and drift flung by the sea. and grated shells. and split conch-shells.

  2. The Ten Best Erotic Poets in the English Language (some via translation) (#10) Algernon Charles Swinburne: "Love and Sleep" and other poems (#9) "First Fig" and various sizzling love sonnets by Edna St. Vincent Millay (#8) Robert Herrick: "Upon Julia's Clothes," "Upon Julia's Breasts," "Delight in Disorder" and "The Vine" (#7) e. e. cummings ...

  3. Here are our 15 favorite erotic, sexual poems to master the art of seduction: 1. The Flea by John Donne. Excerpt: Mark but this flea, and mark in this, How little that which thou deniest me is; It sucked me first, and now sucks thee, And in this flea our two bloods mingled be.

  4. By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University) Love is obviously a key subject in much classic poetry. But what are the best sensual love poems ever written: those poems which carry an erotic frisson which speaks of desire as well as devotion? Below, we select and introduce some of the very best sensual love poems which…

  5. A witty, bawdy, erotic but classic collection of poetry designed to celebrate the most sensual of human pleasures. Over the ages many poets have put pen to paper in celebration of that most raw and yet most beautiful of human instincts - erotic love.

  6. Description. A witty, bawdy, erotic but classic collection of poetry designed to celebrate the most sensual of human pleasures. Over the ages many poets have put pen to paper in celebration of that most raw and yet most beautiful of human instincts - erotic lo... Read more.

  7. Over the ages many poets have put pen to paper in celebration of that most raw and yet most beautiful of human instincts – erotic love. This anthology includes verse by Herrick, Marlowe, Jonson, Byron, Verlaine, Whitman, Yeats, Cummings and, from our own time, John Betjeman.