Secondhand Poetry Lover's Bargain Book Box SP2052

Secondhand Poetry Anthology Bargain Book Box

Seeking a literary journey through the ages? This meticulously curated collection of poetry offers a diverse tapestry of voices, styles, and themes. From classic verses to contemporary expressions, each book unveils a unique perspective on the human condition. Explore the intricate beauty of language, discover hidden gems, and find solace in the power of poetry. This compilation promises hours of intellectual stimulation and emotional resonance for both seasoned poetry enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike. This collection is a true bargain.

1. The Oxford Book of Modern Verse This iconic anthology is a comprehensive survey of 20th-century poetry, showcasing the evolution of poetic form, subject matter, and sensibility. It's a foundational text for understanding the modern poetic landscape, featuring works by influential poets who have shaped the literary canon. It will introduce you to a broad range of modern poetic voices. From modernist experimentation to confessional introspection, this anthology highlights the innovation and diversity of 20th-century poetry.

2. English Poetry 1700-1780: Contemporaries of Swift and Johnson Edited by David W. Lindsay, this collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the poetic landscape of the 18th century. Delve into the works of poets who stood alongside literary giants like Swift and Johnson, exploring themes of satire, morality, and the natural world. This anthology allows you to appreciate the nuances and complexities of Augustan verse. It showcases the wit, elegance, and intellectual rigor that characterized the poetry of this era.

3. The Anchor Anthology of Seventeenth-Century Verse, Volume 2 Edited by Richard S. Sylvester, this anthology presents a rich tapestry of verse from the 17th century, encompassing a range of poetic styles and voices. This collection provides a window into the intellectual, religious, and social currents of the age. It is enriched with detailed notes and scholarly introductions. Explore the works of metaphysical poets, exploring themes of faith, love, and mortality.

4. George Herbert and the Seventeenth-Century Religious Poets Selected and edited by Mario A. Di Cesare, this collection focuses on the religious poetry of the 17th century, with a particular emphasis on the works of George Herbert. This book delves into the spiritual depth and artistic innovation of Herbert's verse. It offers insightful commentary and analysis to enhance understanding. Discover the power of religious poetry to express profound truths and connect with the divine.

5. Silent Poetry: Essays in Numerological Analysis Edited by Alastair Fowler, this intriguing collection explores the hidden dimensions of poetry, examining the significance of numerological patterns and symbolism within various works. It will stimulate your intellectual curiosity. This book challenges conventional interpretations of poetry. It offers a fascinating perspective on the interplay between mathematics and aesthetics. Discover the secrets hidden within the structures of verse and the hidden layers of meaning within well-known poems.

6. The Golden Apples of the Sun: Twentieth Century Australian Poetry By Chris Wallace-Crabbe, this anthology showcases the vibrant and diverse landscape of Australian poetry in the 20th century. It contains the voices of both established and emerging poets. Explore the unique cultural and environmental themes that characterize Australian verse, from the bush to the city. Discover the power of poetry to capture the spirit of a nation and reflect the experiences of its people.

7. Selected Poems by David Malouf, a celebrated Australian writer, this selection offers a journey through his most evocative and thought-provoking verses. Experience Malouf's lyrical style and insightful observations on nature, memory, and the human condition. Let his words transport you to the landscapes of Australia and the inner realms of the human heart. These poems explore the complexities of identity, culture, and the passage of time.

8. Dimineza Taasaras by Con Castan, this is a rare and unique find. This volume offers a glimpse into the creative mind of a modern poet. The work explores the themes of identity and culture, it's a collection that pushes boundaries and invites introspection.

9. Poetic Artifice by Veronica Forrest-Thomson, is a stimulating exploration of language, form, and meaning in poetry. It proposes a provocative approach to understanding poetic structure. It dissects the intricacies of language. It aims to challenge readers to reconsider their assumptions about poetic value.

10. Collected Poems, 1967 by Elizabeth Jennings, this collection showcases the breadth and depth of her poetic talent, from her early works to her later reflections on life, faith, and art. This collection will allow you to experience her emotional honesty and technical skill. Discover the power of poetry to illuminate the human experience. It will enable you to see the world through the eyes of a gifted and compassionate poet.

11. Palm Readings by Kirpal Singh, this collection offers a unique blend of Eastern spirituality and poetic expression. These poems evoke a sense of serenity and reflection. They are inviting you to explore the inner landscapes of the human heart. These verses offer glimpses into the mystical dimensions of existence. They will encourage you to contemplate the interconnectedness of all things.

12. The Poets of the Powers by Kamil V. Zvelebil, this book explores the ancient poetry of South India, focusing on the "powers" or abilities that poets were believed to possess. It's a fascinating look into the cultural and spiritual contexts that shaped early Tamil literature. It unveils the magic and mystery of ancient poetic traditions. It will allow you to explore the world of poetic inspiration. It will reveal the beliefs and practices surrounding poetic creation.

13. Imitations by Robert Lowell, this collection showcases Lowell's unique approach to translation, adapting and reimagining the works of classic poets from Homer to Rimbaud. These are not literal translations, but rather personal interpretations of other poets. Experience the power of poetry to transcend time and culture. Explore the interplay between tradition and innovation.

14. Selected Poems of Edward Thomas Edited by R.S. Thomas, this collection introduces readers to the poignant and nature-infused poetry of Edward Thomas. These poems capture the beauty of the English countryside and the quiet contemplation of the human spirit. Experience the lyrical simplicity and emotional depth of Thomas's verse, offering a window into a world of natural wonder and personal reflection.

15. Selected Poems by Robert Graves, this collection showcases the lyrical mastery and mythological imagination of Robert Graves, with a selection of his most enduring and evocative poems. This volume invites you to explore the themes of love, myth, and the human condition through the eyes of a gifted poet. It's an invitation to immerse yourself in the world of Robert Graves.

16. Selected Poems by Randolph Stow, this collection presents a selection of verses from one of Australia's most acclaimed poets. Experience Stow's unique voice and perspective on the Australian landscape. It unveils his themes of identity, alienation, and the search for meaning in a vast and unforgiving environment. These verses offer a glimpse into the soul of a nation and the complexities of human existence.

17. The Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse Edited by various poets, this collection provides a broad overview of contemporary poetry, showcasing diverse styles, voices, and themes. This is a resource for exploring the landscape of modern verse. It will enable you to discover the poets who are shaping the literary world today. It will introduce you to the new and exciting innovations in contemporary poetry.

18. Elizabethan and Jacobean Poets Edited by W.H. Auden and Norman Holmes Pearson, this collection features a selection of poems from the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras, spanning from Marlowe to Marvell. Dive into the passionate, witty, and complex verse of this period, and experience the genius of Shakespeare's contemporaries. This is a gateway to the golden age of English poetry, where language was used with unparalleled skill and creativity.

19. Greek Lyric Poetry: A New Translation by M.L. West, this book offers a fresh translation of some of the most beautiful and influential poetry from ancient Greece. Experience the power and elegance of Sappho, Archilochus, and other lyric poets whose works have shaped Western literature. This is a window into the world of ancient Greece, where poetry was sung and celebrated as an essential part of life.