What if famous poets wrote about modern life?

What if Shakespeare wrote a sonnet about social media?

If Shakespeare were to write a sonnet about social media, he might explore themes of connection and isolation, perhaps starting with something like, 'Shall I compare thee to a fleeting tweet? Thou art more constant than a trending feed.'

How would Emily Dickinson express the idea of uncertainty in a text message?

Emily Dickinson might craft a message like, 'If I could but convey my thoughts, would you ponder them as I do? Or shall silence be our only reply?'

What conditional phrases would Robert Frost use in a poem about choices?

Robert Frost might use phrases like, 'If I were to take the road less traveled, would it lead me to a different self?'

Can you give me an example of a conditional poem inspired by Langston Hughes?

Certainly! A conditional poem inspired by Langston Hughes might begin with, 'If dreams could speak, would they echo in the streets, or fade like whispers in the night?'

What about a modern twist on a poem by Maya Angelou?

A modern twist on a Maya Angelou poem might say, 'If I rise, will my voice be heard in the digital age, or lost in the noise of the feed?'

What if T.S. Eliot wrote about climate change?

T.S. Eliot might write, 'If the world were to awaken from its slumber, would we find solace in the ashes of our past?'

What are some other poets who might write about contemporary issues?