Poetry Collections:
* "The Apostle" (1847): A collection of patriotic poems reflecting on the struggles of Hungary and the importance of national unity.
* "New Poems" (1847): A collection showcasing Petőfi's lyrical and romantic style, with themes of love, nature, and freedom.
* "The Hungarian People's Songs" (1844): A collection of folk songs, reflecting the everyday life and spirit of the Hungarian people.
Individual Poems:
* "The National Song" (1848): A powerful patriotic anthem that became the national anthem of Hungary during the Revolution of 1848.
* "My Fatherland" (1844): A deeply emotional poem expressing love for his homeland and its people.
* "The Ballad of the Two Brothers" (1846): A tragic ballad about two brothers who fight on opposite sides of a war.
* "The Poet's Confession" (1846): A personal poem revealing Petőfi's ideals and beliefs as a poet and a citizen.
Plays:
* "The Triumph of the Will" (1847): A historical drama depicting the struggle of Hungarian freedom fighters.
Beyond the written works, Petőfi is also known for:
* His role in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848: He was a passionate advocate for Hungarian independence and fought actively for his country.
* His influence on Hungarian literature and national identity: He is considered a national hero and his work continues to inspire generations of Hungarians.
You can find many of his works translated into English online or at libraries.