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Charlotte Mew: The Lost Muse: Complete Poems, Including Previoulsy Unreleased Works
by Charlotte Mew, Stephen R. Pastore
Collections are difficult things to rate, even when by the same writer.
Some of the poems connected. Some were easy and enjoyable to read and comprehend, some had a superb grasp of rhythm and rhyme. Others were too subtle, or required extra contextual knowledge to appreciate.
I consider myself of average intelligence, and a few of the poems here flitted over my head and out of reach of flailing arms.
There were two standouts for me: The Changeling, and The Sunlit House. The former a brief story enwreathed in folklore, the latter a captured moment in time with a nod to superstition.
Some of the poems connected. Some were easy and enjoyable to read and comprehend, some had a superb grasp of rhythm and rhyme. Others were too subtle, or required extra contextual knowledge to appreciate.
I consider myself of average intelligence, and a few of the poems here flitted over my head and out of reach of flailing arms.
There were two standouts for me: The Changeling, and The Sunlit House. The former a brief story enwreathed in folklore, the latter a captured moment in time with a nod to superstition.