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This edition presents sixty of D.H. Lawrence's most distinctive poems, with selections from Early Poems, Look! We Have Come Through!, Birds, Beasts, and Flowers, Pansies, and Last Poems showing his development from verse in metre to free verse. Full notes on individual poems are provided together with suggestions in the 'Approaches' section for exploring Lawrence's philosophy and view of the natural world, and for analysing his poetic technique.
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Explores nature, humanity, and personal evolution through poetry.
Who is this book for?
If you're drawn to poetic works that delve into the natural world and human emotion, this collection offers a compelling journey through D.H. Lawrence's evolving voice. His poetic development from traditional metre to free verse captures a fascinating artistic transformation, making this a meaningful read for poetry enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
