The romantic literary genre transformed the literary landscape in the late 18th century, embracing nature, innocence, and the individual, and remembering the time before the Industrial Revolution changed society. Romantic poets wrote more freely, using dialects and informal language. We look at the works of romantic poets like Coleridge, Wordsworth, and Keats and the novels of Bronte and Hawthorne. Romanticisms' greatest works continue to endure in popularity and still influence the way we think about the world, reminding us to focus on ourselves and find joy in the beauty of nature.