Modernist poets

Austrian poet and writer (1875–1926)

Portuguese poet, writer, and philosopher (1888–1935); creator of the heteronymic system including Alberto Caeiro, Ricardo Reis, Álvaro de Campos, and Bernardo Soares

Italian writer (1901-1968)

Italian poet (1896-1981)

Welsh poet and writer (1914–1953)

Austrian poet (1887-1914)

American poet (1879–1955)

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Brazilian writer, musicologist and photographer (1893–1945)

Chilean poet

Israeli poet (1911–2070)

Swedish writer (1907–1968)

Portuguese poet (1890–1916)

Brazilian poet (1902–1987)

Swedish writer (1906-1991)

Slovene poet (1904–1926)

Brazilian writer (1886–1968)

Argentinian poet and writer (1891–1967)

Belgian poet, writer (1896–1928)

Mexican poet, art critic and diplomat (1871-1945)

American poet (1925–1995)

Uruguayan poet and writer (1875-1910)

German poet (1874–1915)

Brazilian writer (1901–1975)

Bangladeshi poet, writer, journalist (1929–2006)

Japanese poet (1882–1940)

Swedish-speaking Finnish poet (1887-1960)

Slovak poet (1908–1995)

Yiddish author (1886-1932)

Turkish poet (1928–1986)

Swedish novellist, poet and artist (1918–2003)

Iranian poet

Australian writer

Romanian economist (1883-1960)

Swedish poet

Icelandic poet (1921-2005)

German writer, poet, and philosopher (1911–1979)

Polish poet (1870–1902)

Gujarati language author from India

Indian poet, journalist, essayist, literary critic, lecturer (1901–1960)

Portuguese surrealist poet

Indian writer (1940–2025)

Palestinian writer

Icelandic poet (1921-1998)

Latvian writer (1919-1994)

French poet

German poet

Poet and writer (1908–1972)

Romanian writer (1913–1943)