World Poetry Day: Some exceptional pieces from one of the most remarkable poems ever written

Walk 21, the world observes World Poetry Day which was pronounced in the 30th session of UNESCO held in Paris. 

As indicated by UNESCO, one of the primary targets of the Day is to help semantic decent variety through graceful articulation and to offer jeopardized dialects the chance to be heard inside their groups. 

HERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONAL POEM PIECES YOU MIGHT LIKE 

The confined winged animal sings with a dreadful trill 

Of things obscure yet ached for still 

Also, his tune is heard on the inaccessible slope 

For the confined winged animal sings of flexibility 

- 'I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings', Maya Angelou 

Down, down, down into the obscurity of the grave 

Delicately they go, the excellent, the delicate, the kind; 

Discreetly they go, the insightful, the clever, the overcome. 

I know. Be that as it may, I don't favor. What's more, I am not surrendered 

- 'Requiem Without Music', Edna St. Vincent Millay 

Love isn't love Which modifies when it change finds, 

Or on the other hand twists with the remover to evacuate: 

O no; it is an ever-settled stamp, 

That looks on whirlwinds, and is never shake 

- 'Work 116', William Shakespeare 

you are substantially more than just dead 

I am a dish for your powder 

I am a clench hand for your vanished air 

the most awful thing about existence 

is thinking that its gone 

- 'The Unblinking Grief', Charles Bukowski 

Try not to go delicate into that goodbye, 

Seniority should consume and rave at close of day; 

Wrath, seethe against the withering of the light 

- 'Don't Go Gentle Into That Good Night', Dylan Thomas