CBSE English Literature Class–XI Core and Elective Course Poems Analyzed (2020-21)

PoemAnalysis.com is the number one website on the internet for poetry analysis, with the largest database of poems analyzed. For those that are studying English Language & Literature in Class-XI of CBSE board, here is a list of all poems from their core course and elective course poems analyzed. This includes 4 poems of “Hornbill” (Core) and 8 poems of “Woven Words” (Elective) from their reduced syllabus of 2020-21. Please feel free to skip to the poem most relevant to you and if you want a poem to be analyzed that you cannot find on the site too, feel free to contact us.

CBSE English Literature Class–XI “Hornbill” Poems Analyzed

1. Shirley Toulson – A Photograph (still analyzing)
2. Ted Hughes – The Laburnum Top (still analyzing)
3. Walt Whitman – The Voice of the Rain (still analyzing)
4. Markus Natten – Childhood (still analyzing)

CBSE English Literature Class–XI “Woven Words” Poems Analyzed

1. Sujata Bhatt – The Peacock
2. William Shakespeare – Let me not to the marriage of true minds
3. Phillip Larkin – Coming
4. Wole Soyinka – Telephone Conversation (still analyzing)
5. William Wordsworth – The World is Too Much With Us
6. Padma Sachdev – Mother Tongue
7. Ted Hughes – Hawk Roosting
8. John Keats – Ode to a Nightingale