Original Language | Works | Poet | % Correct |
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English | "'Hope' is the thing with feathers"; "Because I could not stop for Death" | Emily Dickinson | 79%
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English | Sonnet XLIII ("How Do I Love Thee"); Aurora Leigh | Elizabeth Barrett Browning | 74%
|
archaic Greek | most poems lost (only fragments of her lyrics survive) | Sappho | 72%
|
English | The Colossus; Ariel | Silvia Plath | 72%
|
English | "Still I Rise"; "Phenomenal Woman" | Maya Angelou | 54%
|
English | Tender Buttons; "Sacred Emily" | Gertrude Stein | 23%
|
Spanish | Sonnets of Death; Poem of Chile | Gabriela Mistral | 21%
|
Russian | Requiem; Poem without a Hero | Anna Akhmatova | 15%
|
Middle French | The Poem of Joan of Arc | Christine de Pizan | 13%
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Spanish | The Dream; Loa to Divine Narcissus | Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz | 8%
|
Sumerian | The Exaltation of Inanna; Goddess of the Fearsome Powers | Enheduanna | 5%
|
Francien (a precursor of French) | Lanval; Bisclavret; Laüstic | Marie de France | 5%
|
German | John the Baptist; Antichrist; Life of Jesus | Ava | 3%
|
Arabic | Elegies for Ṣakhr and Muʿāwiyah | al-Khansā | 0%
|
Old Japanese | several love poems in the Kokinshū | Ono no Komachi | 0%
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