Miscellany of Poetry 1919 By: Various
Miscellany of Poetry 1919 by Various is a remarkable anthology that encapsulates the spirit of poetry during that era. This collection, carefully curated by an assortment of anonymous poets, delves into a wide array of themes, emotions, and experiences. One cannot overlook the sheer diversity of poetic styles and forms presented within this anthology. From traditional sonnets to free verse, the poems cover an extensive range of techniques, showcasing the versatility of poetic expression. Each poem carries its own unique voice, with some poets opting for vivid imagery and metaphors, while others play with rhythm and sound. This varied selection ensures that readers will find something that resonates with their own poetic sensibilities. Furthermore, the themes explored throughout the anthology are both complex and thought-provoking. Love, nature, war, and societal issues are just a few of the recurring motifs that weave themselves into the fabric of this collection. The poets tackle these subjects with sincerity and depth, offering readers a multi-faceted understanding of the human condition. One of the most impressive aspects of Miscellany of Poetry 1919 is the compelling narrative arc created by the sequence of the poems. They are arranged in such a way that transitions between themes and emotions feel seamless, guiding the reader through a captivating journey. Each poem builds upon the previous one, resulting in a harmonious and interconnected reading experience. The anonymous attribution of the poems, while it may hinder the reader's ability to connect with a specific poet, creates an intriguing sense of mystery. It allows readers to focus solely on the words and emotions presented, providing a purely unadulterated experience of the poetry. However, the lack of authorship also poses a challenge when seeking to explore the context and background of some of the poems. It would have greatly enriched the reading experience if there had been more information provided about the poets and the socio-political climate of the time, giving readers a deeper understanding of the poems in their intended context. In conclusion, Miscellany of Poetry 1919 is an anthology that deserves praise for its diversity, depth, and captivating lyricism. Despite the absence of named poets, the collection manages to engage readers on an emotional level, exploring themes that are universally relevant. Whether you are a poetry enthusiast or a casual reader, this anthology promises an enriching literary experience that will leave a lasting impression. First Page: A MISCELLANY OF POETRY 1919 Edited by W. Kean Seymour. With decorations by Doris Palmer, Cecil Palmer and Hayward. To SIR ARTHUR QUILLER COUCH 1919 PREFATORY NOTE This 'Miscellany of Poetry, 1919', is issued to the public as a truly catholic anthology of contemporary poetry. The poems here printed are new, in the sense that they have not previously been issued by their authors in book form a fact which surely gives the Miscellany an unique place among modern collections. My deep thanks are due to my fellow contributors for their generous and hearty co operation, and to the editors of the 'English Review', 'To day', 'Voices', 'New Witness', 'Observer', 'Saturday Westminster', 'Art and Letters', 'Cambridge Magazine' and the 'Nation' for permission to reprint certain poems. W. K. S. 'September, 1919' CONTENTS BINYON, LAURENCE Song Commercial Numbers The Children Dancing BRANFORD, F. V. Farewell to Mathematics Return Over the Dead CHESTERTON, GILBERT KEITH Elegy in a Country Churchyard The Ballad of St. Barbara CHURCH, RICHARD Psyche goes forth to Life DAVIES, WILLIAM H. The Villain Bird and Brook Passion's Hounds The Truth The Force of Love April's Lambs DEARMER, GEOFFREY Nous Autres She to Him DRINKWATER, JOHN Malediction Spectral GIBSON, WILFRED WILSON IN WAR TIME 1... Continue reading book >>

Miscellany of Poetry 1919 By: Various

Miscellany of Poetry 1919 by Various is a remarkable anthology that encapsulates the spirit of poetry during that era. This collection, carefully curated by an assortment of anonymous poets, delves into a wide array of themes, emotions, and experiences.

One cannot overlook the sheer diversity of poetic styles and forms presented within this anthology. From traditional sonnets to free verse, the poems cover an extensive range of techniques, showcasing the versatility of poetic expression. Each poem carries its own unique voice, with some poets opting for vivid imagery and metaphors, while others play with rhythm and sound. This varied selection ensures that readers will find something that resonates with their own poetic sensibilities.

Furthermore, the themes explored throughout the anthology are both complex and thought-provoking. Love, nature, war, and societal issues are just a few of the recurring motifs that weave themselves into the fabric of this collection. The poets tackle these subjects with sincerity and depth, offering readers a multi-faceted understanding of the human condition.

One of the most impressive aspects of Miscellany of Poetry 1919 is the compelling narrative arc created by the sequence of the poems. They are arranged in such a way that transitions between themes and emotions feel seamless, guiding the reader through a captivating journey. Each poem builds upon the previous one, resulting in a harmonious and interconnected reading experience.

The anonymous attribution of the poems, while it may hinder the reader's ability to connect with a specific poet, creates an intriguing sense of mystery. It allows readers to focus solely on the words and emotions presented, providing a purely unadulterated experience of the poetry.

However, the lack of authorship also poses a challenge when seeking to explore the context and background of some of the poems. It would have greatly enriched the reading experience if there had been more information provided about the poets and the socio-political climate of the time, giving readers a deeper understanding of the poems in their intended context.

In conclusion, Miscellany of Poetry 1919 is an anthology that deserves praise for its diversity, depth, and captivating lyricism. Despite the absence of named poets, the collection manages to engage readers on an emotional level, exploring themes that are universally relevant. Whether you are a poetry enthusiast or a casual reader, this anthology promises an enriching literary experience that will leave a lasting impression.

First Page:

A MISCELLANY OF POETRY

1919

Edited by W. Kean Seymour.

With decorations by Doris Palmer, Cecil Palmer and Hayward.

SIR ARTHUR QUILLER COUCH

1919

PREFATORY NOTE

This 'Miscellany of Poetry, 1919', is issued to the public as a truly catholic anthology of contemporary poetry. The poems here printed are new, in the sense that they have not previously been issued by their authors in book form a fact which surely gives the Miscellany an unique place among modern collections. My deep thanks are due to my fellow contributors for their generous and hearty co operation, and to the editors of the 'English Review', 'To day', 'Voices', 'New Witness', 'Observer', 'Saturday Westminster', 'Art and Letters', 'Cambridge Magazine' and the 'Nation' for permission to reprint certain poems.

W. K. S.

'September, 1919'

CONTENTS

BINYON, LAURENCE

Song Commercial Numbers The Children Dancing

BRANFORD, F. V.

Farewell to Mathematics Return Over the Dead

CHESTERTON, GILBERT KEITH

Elegy in a Country Churchyard The Ballad of St. Barbara

CHURCH, RICHARD Psyche goes forth to Life

DAVIES, WILLIAM H.

The Villain Bird and Brook Passion's Hounds The Truth The Force of Love April's Lambs

DEARMER, GEOFFREY

Nous Autres She to Him

DRINKWATER, JOHN

Malediction Spectral

GIBSON, WILFRED WILSON

IN WAR TIME 1... Continue reading book >>

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