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It's well known in America, but I think in the UK something like "If" (Rudyard Kipling) might be better (equally?) known. Or perhaps something from Shakespeare
by phaemon 11y ago
It's well known in America, but I think in the UK something like "If" (Rudyard Kipling) might be better (equally?) known. Or perhaps something from Shakespeare ("Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?")
What about Italy? What's the most famous poem everyone knows of there?
- andreaferretti 11y agoI guess that apart from the "Divina Commedia", it could be "L'infinito" by Giacomo Leopardi. But "If" is pretty well-known, as well as many things by Shakespeare
- chippy 11y agoDoes "If" have a popular misreading? My impression of it is that it's a poem to Kipling's son about coming of age, adulthood etc.r)