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The Little Book Of Modern Verse

The Little Book Of Modern Verse

Ed. Jessie B. Rittenhouse

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Double9 Books LLP
Año de edición:
2025
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Poesía
ISBN:
9789374832189
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The little book of modern verse is a curated anthology that showcases contemporary American poetry, capturing the voices and sensibilities of early twentieth-century poets. Edited to reflect the evolving landscape of literary expression, the collection highlights diverse interpretations of life, beauty, and human experience, offering readers insight into the emotional and aesthetic currents of the period. In the foreword, the editor explains that the selection is not exhaustive but rather an intimate reflection of modern poetic contributions, emphasizing thematic coherence and the unique qualities of each poet’s work. The anthology balances individual expression with a collective portrait of American poetry, illustrating trends, innovations, and the resonance of contemporary thought. Through careful curation, the work conveys the richness of poetic voices, their engagement with personal and societal themes, and the ways in which they interpret and respond to the world around them. The little book of modern verse serves both as a literary snapshot of its era and as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to capture human emotion and imagination.

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