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You can recite no fewer than four works by Keats off the top of your head and you’re having a really hard time deciding which Shel Silverstein book to introduce your kid to first. Consider, then, one of these gorgeous poetry-inspired baby names.
For a girl
In addition to being, like, really pretty, it’s also the name of the last complete poem composed by Edgar Allan Poe.
For a boy
He can say he was named for T.S. or George, depending on his mood.
For a girl
With a namesake like Maya Angelou, she’s destined for nothing short of greatness.
For a boy or girl
Inspired by Ralph Waldo.
For a boy
Hey, did you guys know Walt Whitman was a volunteer nurse during the Civil War? Little Whit certainly will.
For a girl
Inspired by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s 1847 narrative poem "Evangeline, a Tale of Acadie," of course.
For a boy
We having a feeling this dude—named for noted Romantic Lord Byron—will have a sensitive side.
For a girl
As in the titular character of the W.H. Auden poem, not our secret favorite Sex and the City character.
For a boy
You know, like the American expat Ezra Pound.
For a girl
An homage to American poet Gwendolyn Brooks (who was the first African American to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry), you can call this little cutie Gwen.
Pablo Neruda became known as a poet when he was just ten years old, so yeah, we've got high hopes.
For a girl
British poet Philip Larkin’s early pen name—Brunette Coleman—is a bit less practical.
For a boy
Naming your little guy after Pulitzer Prize-winner and noted feminist activist Edna St. Vincent Millay will set him up for a life of respecting *all* people.
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